This week’s installment of the Rockford Register Star’s weekly sports podcast “Not Just a Game” helps you get to know three-year Rockford IceHogs star winger, and the team’s captain last season, Tyler Sikura.

Sikura talks about what he’s been up to during the lockdown; his thoughts on his bounce-back season, when he led the team in points with 34; how it all ended; and what’s on the horizon for the free-agent, to-be.

Rockford IceHogs’ forward Tyler Sikura talks about what it was like to lose the end of the AHL season, and what could be next for him.

“Not Just a Game” can be found at rrstar.com/sports. Or you can get the latest episode by subscribing for free to “From the Newsroom: Rockford Register Star” wherever you listen to podcasts.

Host: Jay Taft: [email protected]; @JayTaft

Producer, editor: Scott P. Yates; Twitter and Instagram @scottpyates

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