We talk to the two teams that swept their third round series. The 12-0 Quebec Remparts and the 12-2 Winnipeg ICE.

ICE captain and Minnesota Wild prospect Carson Lambos has seen this team rise from a 13-win team in 2019 to the Eastern Conference champions. He tells us just how close this group is, how past experiences have shaped this team and what the ICE will have to do to earn a spot at the Memorial Cup presented by Kia in Kamloops.

With sweeps of Charlottetown and Rimouski in the rearview mirror Remparts captain Théo Rochette tells us how they were able to shut down the high flying Olympiques, the mentality in the room after just 12 games in 5-weeks and what the Remparts will have to do against the Mooseheads to earn a spot at the Memorial Cup presented by Kia.

Today I talk to the final two teams that earned sweeps in the second round, the 8-2 Sarnia Sting and the 8-1 Gatineau Olympiques.

Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Luca Del Bel Belluz tells us what it’s like to play in Sarnia right now, taking the battle of the 402 to a whole new level and what the Sting will have to do successfully to win against the London Knights.

Then, St. Louis Blues prospect Zach Dean tells us about how impressive Gatineau's team defence has been through two rounds, the impacts of the veterans brought in this year and changing their style of game against a more physical Quebec Remparts team

Today I talk to two more teams that have gone a perfect 8-0 after two rounds; the Sherbrooke Phœnix and the Kamloops Blazers.

Anaheim Ducks prospect Tyson Hinds tells us about the upcoming challenges against Halifax. Mainly, shutting down the leagues top-3 scorers. What it’s been like watching Joshua Roy take his game to another level and how last year’s semi final loss has prepared them for the next series.

Then, Minnesota Wild prospect, Caedan Bankier, now in his fourth year with Kamloops tells us why this version of the club is the best he’s seen. What it’s going to be like to face the Seattle Thunderbirds in the conference final for a second straight year and how nothing about Logan Stankoven surprises him anymore.

Today I talk to two teams that have gone a perfect 8-0 after two rounds; the Quebec Remparts and the Seattle Thunderbirds.

Carolina Hurricanes prospect Justin Robidas tells us how the Remparts have been able to execute their game plan so well, how he’s playing some of his best hockey since his trade from Val-d’Or and what they’re going to have to do the the semi final against the Gatineau Olympiques

.Chicago Blackhawks prospect, Kevin Korchinski tells us how the Thunderbirds are a different team this year, the winning culture that was brought into the room and what they’re going to have to do to get past Kamloops once again.

This week I talk to two teams that earned unlikely first round sweeps; the Moose Jaw Warriors and Peterborough Petes.

Denton Mateychuk and his Moose Jaw Warriors were favoured to win their 4-5 series against the Lethbridge Hurricanes thanks to a 3-1 season series win. After a 2-1 double overtime game one win no one would have predicted a Warriors sweep.

The 4th seeded Peterborough Petes lost their season series against the Sudbury Wolves 3-1 and as you’ll hear from New York Rangers prospect Brennan Othmann the Petes weren’t picked by many to win their first round series let alone sweep.

This week we check in with the top-ranked team and the 10th ranked team in the Kia CHL Top-10 rankings, the Gatineau Olympiques and the North Bay Battalion.

Up first is Vancouver Canucks prospect Josh Bloom. We talk about why the Battalion have been so successful at shutting down the opposition lately, 11 goals against on current 9-game wins streak, the vibe around the city of North Bay right now and what it’s like being traded twice in one season.

Then, the QMJHL’s leading scorer amongst defencemen, Tristan Luneau joins me after the Olympiques’ 21-game win streak was halted. He tells us why the Olympiques play the way they do, the impact of their new captain Olivier Nadeau, the lessons the team learned from last year’s playoffs and why Ducks fans should be excited.

Today we have an all hair episode for you with two of the best mullets and NHL Draft prospects in the WHL.

First, the seconding leading scorer in the Dub, Zach Benson comes to us fresh off a two-week road trip to tell us what those are like, how the Winnipeg ICE have been able to be so consistent this season and what the team learned from last year’s playoff run.

Then, the 6th leading scoring in the dub, Riley Heidt, kicks his roommate out to tell us about being on the road, how the Prince George Cougars are taking an underdog mentality this season and how nice it’s been going through the draft year process with linemate Koehn Ziemmer.

This week I talk to one of the most prolific defenders in the CHL and the longest current active points streak holder from the QMJHL.

First, LA Kings’ defenceman Brandt Clarke tells us about being sent back to the OHL, his relationship with Drew Doughty, what it’s like being mentioned in NHL trade chatter and breaking a 25-year-old Colts’ franchise record.

Then, Seattle Kraken prospect Jacob Melanson tells us about going to a contender in Sherbrooke, why he’s had so much success and what the Phœnix need to do in order to have a long playoff run.

This week I chat with one of the top goals scorers from the QMJHL and one from the OHL.

First, Memorial Cup champion Josh Lawrence tell us about his incredible start to his career in Halifax, how weird it was to trade in the Saint John blue for Halifax green and what the Mooseheads have to do in the final 15.

Then, Nashville Predators prospect Nolan Burke tells us about signing in ELC, how exciting it was to see his GM pulling off so many big deals and the buzz around Sarnia as the team gets rolling.

This week I talk to the OHL’s leading scorer and then we check in with a recently returned Arizona Coyotes forward.

First New York Islanders prospect Matt Maggio tells us how the Spitfires have proved the doubters, including me, wrong this year and what adding guys like Brett Harrison and Shane Wright do for the room.

Then Seattle Thunderbirds forward Dylan Guenther shares what it’s like being back in the WHL, going to a team with so many familiar faces and the similarities between this club and his WHL championship winning Oil Kings from last year.