Brothers On Ice

In this episode, the guys talk about the Metropolitan division and the many moves that each team made. The Capitals look to return back to cup glory, while the Flyers, Hurricanes, Islanders, and Blue Jackets look to get over the hump. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh makes some questionable decisions and beloved Blackhawk Corey Crawford joins his new club. 

The guys round out their offseason analysis of the western conference by discussing the pacific division. The Vegas Golden Knights load up once again in the hopes of winning the franchise's first Stanley Cup, while Vancouver, Edmonton, and Calgary all aim to prove that they're contenders. Carter lobbies for the relocation of the Arizona Coyotes, and the NHL finally releases some news regarding the 2021 season.

In this episode, the guys pick up where they left off and discuss the offseason moves of the other central division teams. In the wake of losing captain Alex Pietrangelo to free agency, the Blues look to remain atop the division, however, Colorado's strong offseason moves make them the initial favorite. The guys also discuss Dallas's unexpected run to the Stanley Cup Finals, and Chris has some choice words for the Minnesota Wild organization.

As the first installment to the Brothers on Ice Podcast, Chris and Carter do a deep-dive on their hometown team, the Chicago Blackhawks. The last 18 months have been a rollercoaster for Hawks fans; from beating the Edmonton Oilers in a weird play-in series to GM Stan Bowman announcing a rebuild. In this episode, the guys aim to dissect the current state of the team while also gauging what expectations should be for the upcoming season.