Cheaters Never Win™ Hockey Podcast

Will this year be different? Who will score the goals? Can Mike actually handle another pumpkin stout? These questions and more are answered in this weeks podcast. Also, Evan from @Cellblock303 joins us to share what we should expect out of the PERDS Thursday night. The NHL Season is back, hope springs eternal, and #CheatersNeverWin brings you all the Canes action we can. Thanks for listening, and please share w/ a friend or mortal enemy.

Stick and puck is back and we couldn't be happier. We are ready to EAT, SLEEP, WIN, REPEAT for 82 games. Ok... maybe we need to dial the expectations back a bit, but we are really excited for the hockey season. Mike Maniscalco of 99.9 THE FAN joins us to preview the season not only for the Canes but across the NHL. We discuss this weeks tilt vs. the Caps and drink a darn fine beer. It's a long one, but in the end, its what we do. Thanks for listening!

The #REDvolution has begun in Caniac Nation, at least that's what our ticket booklets told us. In honor of that, and her addition to our beloved broadcast team, we welcome our new ginger overlord and new host of Hurricanes Live, Michelle McMahon to the podcast for the first time. We're not gonna spoil it, but she's pretty awesome! We also ramble on about hockey, contracts, beer, and all the usual stuff. Good to be back behind the mics. We promise to be better next time.

Can't lie. When John Forslund drops by Cheaters Never Win, we get a bit giddy. As always, John drops knowledge, answers your questions, and even dodges our eff-marry-kill. John is a true pro, and we can't thank him enough for being so gracious. We also drink and review a beer, that was almost as delicious as Mr. Forslund himself.

It's the middle of July. We're all starved for hockey news and hockey talk, right? Well, this podcast is like giving a honey bun to a starving man; its not nutritious, you'll probably regret ingesting it, but it feels good while you're doing it. We talk end of dev camp, potential Eric Staal negotiations, and enjoy a little brew from Lynwood Grill and Brewing Concern. Thanks as always for listening, we promise to do better next time.

We can't help ourselves... we're still basking in the glow of drafting Noah Hanifin and we're not afraid to admit it. In this week's episode, we talk 2015 draft, trades, and the start of Canes Development camp. Harrison Mooney from Pass It to Bulis fame joins us to talk the addition of Eddie Lack and Matt Pfeffer joins us to talk a little James Wisniewski. We close with an amazing beer from Burial, and maybe we touch on a certain bought out winger too. Thanks as always for listening...

Greetings from sunny south Florida and the 2015 NHL Draft. On this week's episode, we discuss the potential Canes draft picks, trades, and of course, beer. Chris Terry gets a shout out, and Pat Dwyer gets a farewell. Thanks as always for listening, and stay tuned for more draft coverage on our twitter, @Section_328.

On this weeks special edition, BC Eagle and top defensive prospect Noah Hanifin drops by the podcast to talk about his 1st season in college hockey, draft prep, and who he models his game after. Does the thought of a Hanifin/Faulk top pairing make anyone else kinda giddy? Thanks for listening and sharing. We appreciate it!

Not often do we down here in Carolina get a chance to hear from one of the pre-eminent scouts in hockey, but today was our day. Mark Seidel drops by the pod and drops some SERIOUS knowledge on us in regards to the 2015 draft. Stick around to hear his take on Hayden Fleury as well. We close the night w/ one heck of a Smuttynose stout, and its a wrap on another fun podder. Thanks for listening and please leave us a review and share w/ your friends!

A special edition of #CNW this week, and boy is it special. On this weeks episode, we have London Knight forward and potential future Hurricane, Mitch Marner. His interview game might just be as strong as his 200 ft game on the ice. He shares his thoughts on his game vs. Patrick Kane, how playing with Skinner would be a dream, and recalls growing up with Dylan Strome. Thanks as always for listening, and please share if you could!