Brothers On Ice

In this episode, Chris gives himself way too much credit for a correct prediction.  Later, we discuss the Blackhawks' abysmal March performance and predict who will win end-of-season awards.

In this episode, the guys discuss the Blackhawks' recent losing streak and what that means for the rest of the season, the lowly Buffalo Sabres, and changes to the NHL Entry Draft lottery rules.

In this episode, Tyler Madeley, Lake Forest Academy hockey coach and son of former NHL goaltender Darrin Madeley, joins us to comb through his thoughts on what he brings to coaching, how the game of hockey is evolving, and the excellence exhibited by the LFA hockey program.

In this episode, the guys give out some grades for select Blackhawks players through the first 20 games, discuss the impact Jeremy Colliton has had on the team, and argue over which teams will win their respective divisions.

In this episode, the guys roll out the welcome wagon, discuss the ugly situation surrounding Tony DeAngelo and the New York Rangers, and gush about the young prospects who are making an exceptional impact so far on the Blackhawks.

In this epsiode, the guys break down the Pierre-Luc Dubois trade, some more 2021 Draft prospects, and the Blackhawks' recent stretch of games.

In this episode, they guys break down Kirill Kaprizov's emergence as an NHL star, the past week's slate of games, the biggest surprises and disappointments, and the Blackhawks' rough start to the season.

In this epsiode, hockey is back!  The guys discuss the rough start to the Blackhawks' 2020-21 season, the Jeremy Colliton extension, and predict which teams take the top four spots in each division.

In this episode, the guys invite a guest to the podcast for the first time.  Ryan Mjoen, founder of 4137 Productions, sits down with us to talk about becoming a hockey fan for the first time in light of the new season quickly approaching.  Later, Carter breaks down some of the top prospects to watch for in the 2021 NHL Entry Draft.

In this episode, the guys have a plethora of news to cover: Official dates were announced for the 2021 season along with some rule changes and the implementation of advertisements on player's helmets. Some players are already ruled out for the upcoming season, while many others earned contracts with new teams. Meanwhile, Tampa Bay Lightning GM Julien BriseBois is loading up for another run at the Stanley Cup.