This week’s mailbag podcast features the following topics:

* Jim Montgomery fired by the Boston Bruins.

* Who are the next coaches in line for head coaching jobs?

* Denver the best defending champion since UMD in 2019?

* Did Jacob Fowler deserve to get suspended?

* Did Fowler ruin his Hobey chances because of the punch?

If you have submissions for our next mailbag pod, reply to any newsletter or email [email protected] today.

Want to add our podcast to your favorite podcast app? Click here for a tutorial from Substack.

This week’s mailbag podcast features the following topics:

* Is AIC’s move to D-II a gesture with the hope a donor saves the program to remain at D-I?

* Will the House settlement and NIL mean more programs drop?

* How the reporting of the AIC story was handled?

* Is Colorado College being underrated?

* What about Wisconsin?

* Could the NCAA put “CHL caps” on the number of CHL players per NCAA team?

If you have submissions for our next mailbag pod, reply to any newsletter or email [email protected] today.

Want to add our podcast to your favorite podcast app? Click here for a tutorial from Substack.

This week’s mailbag podcast features the following topics:

* Is the CHL rule change going to ruin college hockey?

* What happened with so much roster turnover at UConn?

* Does the CHL rule change make Simon Fraser more likely to join the NCAA?

* What happens to D-II and D-III schools with the House settlement?

* Who makes the decision to opt-in or opt-out, and does it impact all sports?

* How are my preseason rankings calculated?

* Does the reclassification proposal mean St. Thomas will be championship eligible one year early?

* What are Northeastern’s plans while Matthews Arena is under construction?

* Would college hockey be better off governing itself?

If you have submissions for our next mailbag pod, reply to any newsletter or email [email protected] today.

Want to add our podcast to your favorite podcast app? Click here for a tutorial from Substack.

Shane Malloy from Hockey Prospect Radio joins Mike to talk about the actual rule proposal that would open the door for CHL players to become NCAA eligible.

This segment will also be included in next week’s episode of Hockey Prospect Radio.

Shane is about to enter his 20th season hosting Hockey Prospect Radio on SiriusXM’s NHL Network Radio. He is also a partner and COO of Fractal Hockey.

Email Mike at [email protected] or find him on Twitter (@MikeMcMahonCHN)

Shane’s company can be found at fractalhockey.com and you can find him on Twitter (@ShaneMalloy)

Our podcast is available on all platforms. You can subscribe by searching “The Mack Report Podcast” in your favorite podcast app. You can also download the Substack App to listen to the show, and read all our content from your mobile device.

Want to add our podcast to your favorite podcast app? Click here for a tutorial from Substack.

I appear weekly on Hockey Prospect Radio, which is part of Sirius XM’s NHL Network Radio. The show is hosted by Shane Malloy, and it is dedicated to covering NHL prospects.

Each week, my segment of the program will be posted to College Hockey Insider as a podcast.

This week, Shane and I discuss the implementation of the changes the NCAA is about to vote on regarding the. Are there unintended consequences?

Shane is about to enter his 20th season hosting Hockey Prospect Radio on SiriusXM’s NHL Network Radio. He is also a partner and COO of Fractal Hockey.

Email Mike at [email protected] or find him on Twitter (@MikeMcMahonCHN)

Shane’s company can be found at fractalhockey.com and you can find him on Twitter (@ShaneMalloy)

Our podcast is available on all platforms. You can subscribe by searching “The Mack Report Podcast” in your favorite podcast app. You can also download the Substack App to listen to the show, and read all our content from your mobile device.

Want to add our podcast to your favorite podcast app? Click here for a tutorial from Substack.

This week’s mailbag podcast features the following topics:

* The decision on CHL players is looming, potentially this week.

* The House Settlement hit a big milestone on Monday.

* How soon will CHL players arrive in college hockey if the rule is approved?

* How do road trips work in college hockey? Are there guarantee games like in football?

* Could CHL teams potentially block players from going to the NCAA due to player contracts?

If you have submissions for our next mailbag pod, reply to any newsletter or email [email protected] today.

Want to add our podcast to your favorite podcast app? Click here for a tutorial from Substack.

This week’s mailbag podcast features the following topics:

* We had a lot of questions today on Rhett Pitlick’s transfer to Minnesota State, so we begin trying to give you the latest on that situation. Why was it so late? When did things start rolling? How did Pitlick transfer without entering the transfer portal?

* Is UVM’s slow renovation hurting recruiting?

This week’s Hockey Prospect Radio on Sirius XM’s NHL Network Radio is dedicated to the 2024-25 college hockey preview. I joined Shane Malloy for the program, breaking down every conference. Over the next week, we’ll release these segments in podcast form, and you can listen to the entire program next week (Sept. 21-22) on SiriuxXM NHL Network Radio.

Shane is about to enter his 20th season hosting Hockey Prospect Radio on SiriusXM’s NHL Network Radio. He is also a partner and COO of Fractal Hockey, which has scouting reports on every CHL player.

Email Mike at [email protected] or find him on Twitter (@MikeMcMahonCHN)

Shane’s company can be found at fractalhockey.com and you can find him on Twitter (@ShaneMalloy)

Our podcast is available on all platforms. You can subscribe by searching “The Mack Report Podcast” in your favorite podcast app. You can also download the Substack App to listen to the show, and read all our content from your mobile device.

Want to add our podcast to your favorite podcast app? Click here for a tutorial from Substack.

This week’s Hockey Prospect Radio on Sirius XM’s NHL Network Radio is dedicated to the 2024-25 college hockey preview. I joined Shane Malloy for the program, breaking down every conference. Over the next week, we’ll release these segments in podcast form, and you can listen to the entire program next week (Sept. 21-22) on SiriuxXM NHL Network Radio.

Shane is about to enter his 20th season hosting Hockey Prospect Radio on SiriusXM’s NHL Network Radio. He is also a partner and COO of Fractal Hockey, which has scouting reports on every CHL player.

Email Mike at [email protected] or find him on Twitter (@MikeMcMahonCHN)

Shane’s company can be found at fractalhockey.com and you can find him on Twitter (@ShaneMalloy)

Our podcast is available on all platforms. You can subscribe by searching “The Mack Report Podcast” in your favorite podcast app. You can also download the Substack App to listen to the show, and read all our content from your mobile device.

Want to add our podcast to your favorite podcast app? Click here for a tutorial from Substack.

This week’s Hockey Prospect Radio on Sirius XM’s NHL Network Radio is dedicated to the 2024-25 college hockey preview. I joined Shane Malloy for the program, breaking down every conference. Over the next week, we’ll release these segments in podcast form, and you can listen to the entire program next week (Sept. 21-22) on SiriuxXM NHL Network Radio.

Shane is about to enter his 20th season hosting Hockey Prospect Radio on SiriusXM’s NHL Network Radio. He is also a partner and COO of Fractal Hockey, which has scouting reports on every CHL player.

Email Mike at [email protected] or find him on Twitter (@MikeMcMahonCHN)

Shane’s company can be found at fractalhockey.com and you can find him on Twitter (@ShaneMalloy)

Our podcast is available on all platforms. You can subscribe by searching “The Mack Report Podcast” in your favorite podcast app. You can also download the Substack App to listen to the show, and read all our content from your mobile device.

Want to add our podcast to your favorite podcast app? Click here for a tutorial from Substack.