From Guilford High to juniors in Alaska to Endicott College, Jack Ring takes us on a wild ride through his hockey journey. He spills what the NAHL is really like, shares unreal travel stories, life in the Last Frontier, and the time things got so heated he fought his own coach. His interview starts at 16:37 and ends at 1:33:17. Jake, JB and Mike also swap men’s league tales, recap our weekends, and talk about how the Kraken’s mascot Buoy almost met his end in the worst way possible. Buckle up—this one’s a beauty.

In this laid-back summer episode, JB and Mike get into it all — bad drivers, comment section warfare, people with zero self-awareness, and the beautiful chaos of men’s league hockey. They show some love to Cole Sillinger in his life after Tate McRae, talk politics in hockey, and call out anyone who wants the smoke in NHL 26 (bring it).

Plus, a look at what’s next for Gross Hockey content — where it’s going, how we’re growing it, and why this is just the beginning. We also encourage any listeners to DM us on instagram (thatsgrosshockey) with thoughts, ideas, hot takes, and anything else.

Perfect for the commute, locker room, or background noise during the slow hours at work.

This week on That’s Gross, the boys kick things off with a laid-back off-ice chat — digging into the Bruins' 10-year Cup anniversary video on YouTube, some old-school NHL rumors, and the debut of the first Gross Hockey merch drop: the PUCK DON’T LIE hat. Coming in mid August.

Then at 28:04, we’re joined by a beauty of a guest — Nick Turcotte, head of Turcotte Hockey School, a family-run business that’s been developing hockey players for over 50 years. For the next hour and a half, Nick dives deep into everything from how to teach hockey IQ, USA Hockey, the roots of roller hockey, what the school really instills in players, and the mindset it takes to make it. He also shares stories about his brother, Alex Turcotte of the LA Kings, talks about where talent comes from — and why wanting it more than everyone else still matters.

Whether you’re a player, coach, or just love the game — this is one you don’t want to miss.