Coast 2 Coast WTB

The boys have on guest Kimbi Daniels and go over his electric career. He played 5 years in the WHL and would collect 315pts in 234 games while also winning the Memorial cup. He then would be drafted by the Flyers 44th overall And would spend 2 years there. After that he would go on to play 17 years of pro and 8 of them for the Alaska Aces. He became a staple in Alaska helping them win the Kelly cup in 2006.

The boys have on guests Lonnie Clary and Doug Rose this week. They both played in Fairbanks for 3 years and would collect the Robbie cup together in 2014. Lonnie would be an absolute force on the ice and rack up over 330 penalty minutes while Doug would create offense from the back end and lead the way as an Alternate Captain. They both went on to have great Collegiate careers and met up back again Knoxville. 

The boys have on guest Alex Berardinelli and go through his unreal career making it to the ECHL. He played 6 years of juniors from jr b to the na he would collect over 260 pts in 248 games. He went on to play 4 years at Colorado college and was the captain his senior year. And is currently playing in the ECHL for the Norfolk Admirals. 

The boys have on guest Danny Perez and talk about his great career and what a great leader he was. He talks about growing up in Jersey near the City and going off to play Junior in Wilkes Barre and Boston. He would have over 100 points his 2 years in Junior and would go on to play over 115 games at the University of Maine. Dan finished his career in the ECHL and is currently an Assistant Coach at Maine now. He has his own pod @monkymindathletes go check it out, it is a great source for anyone going through a tough time or who has gone through something difficult in life.

The boys have the Hausinger brothers on Cam and Chris. We talk about both their great careers and how it is transferring over to the Pro game. Chris went to play in the NA and would go to River Falls finding his way to the ECHL after. Cam would take the WHL route playing over 300 games and becoming a big leader for Kootenay and Red Deer. Both brothers are currently playing in the Coast.

The boys have on guests Liam Stirtzinger and Chandler Madry. They both grew up playing for the So Cal Titans and would both go on to win the Robertson Cup. Stirtzinger had over 420 penalty minutes in the NA and Madry would lead the NA in assists. We talk about what its like playing for the Ice Dogs and how sick the atmosphere is. They both went on to have great collegiate careers, Stirtzinger at Aurora University and Madry would go to Minnesota State and finish at Augsburg. 

The boys have on guest Hunter Shepard! He won the Frank Brimsek Award as best Senior Goalie in Minnesota in 2014. He was the NAHL goaltender of the year in 2016 and went on to win 2 National Championships at Minnesota Duluth also collecting NCHC goalie of the year twice and a whole lot more. He is Currently in the Washington Capitals Organization.

The boys have on guest Tyler Cline and talk about growing up playing hockey in the great state of Minnesota. He had 129 points in 100 games at Blaine High School in Minnesota. Cliner talks about how hard it is to get to The Tourney and that you may only get one shot so you gotta give it all you got. He went on to win the Robertson Cup with the Wilderness in 2015. He played 4 years at UAF and had over 130 games. 

The boys have on guest Tony Calderone this week! He talks about growing up in Detroit playing for Victory Honda and then getting drafted 1st overall in the USHL in 2012 to Sioux Falls. Tony talks about his time playing at the University of Michigan and winning the Big Ten in 2016 then going on to be the Captain his senior year. He went on to play for the Texas Stars in the AHL and is currently retired finishing business school at Michigan.

The boys have on guest Kenny Hausinger and talk about his absolute elite career. Big Ken talks about his time playing for the LA Selects and then going back to his hometown to play for the Jr. Aces. The fellas talk about how he ripped up the NAHL and the USHL. He discusses his time at UMASS-Lowell and being the Assistant Captain there. Ken also talks about his journey in the ECHL and how he's adapting to the Pro level.