2 Ales and Hockey Tales with Wally

-Getting ready to dive back into the game with the Sweden U18's

-Preparing for another season in Straubing, Germany with the Tigers

-Finding happiness outside of the game, getting your weekends back and raising the kids

-Catching up with my favourite equipments guys in Germany and Sweden

-Winning it all with the Graz 99ers and the culture that made it possible

-Preparing for Ben Bowns testimonial weekend in Cardiff, Wales

-Bringing back a lot of the fellas for next season that won together and play for each other

-Getting hitched and making your life and hockey decisions differently

-Parades are fun and they shut down Graz, Austria to celebrate beating everyone for the first time

-Going through the ups and downs of a pro career and finding your spot afterwards teaching the mental side of the game

-Looking back on your career and knowing when and why you played your best and confidence matters

-The differences in minor hockey around the world and preparing to run a muck with your son and Straubing, Germany's U13's

-Playing for Babcock as a puppy and other legendary coach's and getting drafted to the show

-Resenting the game after hanging up the wheels and then finding your place and the love of the game again

-Playing in the KHL with your hometown and hockey legends in Zagreb, Croatia

-Becoming a pro head coach in Germany at 32 and getting to work planning next seasons Lindau Islanders

-Playing for your country all over the world and now coaching Croatia and seeing your puppies fly

-The small hockey world from Moose to Croatia and small town Ontario

-Making a career out of hockey and putting in the grind to get there

-Becoming a staple of Team Germany Oldtimers and mucking it up against the LA Icebreakers

-Staying in the game after 20 years pro and finding your place reffing the game

-Having a time judging food and giving an average 6 for a delicious schweinebraten

-Kabinefests and how the game has changed and being thankful we played when we did

-The hockey reunion that happened in Landshut, Germany and the small hockey world

-The once in a lifetime trip we took to Landshut Germany to take on Team Germany Oldtimers

-Making the NCAA straight out of U18B Parry Sound Shamrocks

-The great players and people that come from Landshut, Germany and reconnecting with your hockey family

-Heading to Finland after school to start your pro career and losing your bag in the airport

-Being a team guy and doing whatever it takes and working the locker room

-The Landshut hockey family and buying a twig right on the ice

-The small hockey world and the legends that come from Landshut, Germany

-Watching the game change because of smart phones and the way it used to be

-Getting invited back 18 years later after the heartbreaker that was 2008

-The impact players can leave and building your hockey family

-Hosting all the fellas for the EVL Landshut game in your VIP box and mucking it up against Team Germany Oldtimers the next day

-Playing pro hockey, doing school and working to build a great life, work hard play hard

-The great hockey guys from Landshut, Germany and the older guys on the team that can show you the way

-The circle of friends from the LA Icebreakers and Team Germany Old Timers was something to see

-Getting to play for the National Team from U16 to U20 and making decisions as a young man for the future

-The special night that was the LA Icebreakers vs Team Germany Old Timers in Landshut, Germany

-Becoming the famous plumber by being yourself and telling your stories and getting 100k followers

-Transitioning out of the game and starting a completely different life

-Reconnecting with your German hockey family and all the special players and people that come from Landshut

-The best coach he ever had made the team a family and got the best out of every player

-Becoming an Eishockey God of Landshut, Germany

-How he decided to start wearing number 69 and then turned into a legend of the game

-The hockey family from Landshut, Germany and getting to go back to play for the LA IceBreakers vs Team Germany Oldtimers

-Winning and losing is the exact opposite and the heart breaker that was 2008

-Still playing at 52 years young and still out smarting the competition