The NHL landscape just shifted. A franchise defenseman is on the move, two teams hit reset in the crease, and the ripple effects could change the playoff picture fast.Hello guys. Welcome back to another episode of the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast.In today’s episode, the NHL trade market takes center stage as a true blockbuster shakes the league. Quinn Hughes is dealt to the Minnesota Wild in a franchise-altering move, while a major goalie shakeup unfolds between the Edmonton Oilers and Pittsburgh Penguins. We break down what these moves mean now — and what they could mean long-term.We dive deep into the Quinn Hughes trade, analyzing why Vancouver decided to move their captain and former Norris Trophy winner, the package they received in return, and how Hughes fits into Minnesota’s plans moving forward. We also discuss early returns from Hughes’ Wild debut, Vancouver’s new-look lineup, and which team comes out ahead — both short-term and down the road.On the goalie front, the Oilers and Penguins swap netminders in a move that could redefine both seasons. We break down Stuart Skinner heading to Pittsburgh, Tristan Jarry’s arrival in Edmonton, contract implications, recent performances, and whether this was the right bet for a Stanley Cup–contending Oilers team. Plus, what a potential Skinner vs. Jarry matchup could tell us moving forward.We also hit on key weekend NHL results and storylines, including Carolina’s hot streak, standout individual performances around the league, and notable games that could impact playoff positioning as the season heats up. Plenty of context, reaction, and honest hockey talk you won’t want to miss.So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode. DON’T FORGET to FOLLOW The Hockey Talk with TG Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and iHeartRadio, and SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube channel. We’re with you EVERY Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. — your No. 1 podcast for ALL things hockey.
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Hello guys. Welcome back to another episode of the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast.

In this episode, we kick things off with Jacob Fowler’s impressive 33-save debut in Montreal’s win over the Penguins. We break down how the rookie handled key moments, highlight goal scorers on both sides, and talk about what this bounce-back result means for the Canadiens after their tough loss earlier in the week. Plus, we look at how Pittsburgh’s recent struggles are impacting their position in the standings.

Next, we move into the biggest storyline of the night: Steven Stamkos’ electric four-goal game in the Predators’ dominant win over the Blues. We talk about the historical context, team records, Nashville’s surge, and what went wrong for St. Louis. From career milestones to standout performances from Forsberg, O’Reilly, Saros, and more — we cover all angles of this explosive matchup.

From there, we shift to Philadelphia, where Mark Stone played the hero with a two-goal night, including the overtime winner against the Flyers. We discuss Eichel’s playmaking, Vegas’ extended point streak, key moments from Philadelphia, and what both teams’ upcoming schedules look like as they continue tight playoff pushes.

We then move over to Washington vs. Carolina, where the Hurricanes held on for a shootout win behind Seth Jarvis and another strong performance from Brandon Bussi. We talk about Washington’s nine-game point streak, late-game heroics, and how both teams are shaping up as we move deeper into the season.

After the game recaps, we dive into the newly revealed 2026 Stadium Series jerseys from the Lightning and Bruins. We break down the design themes, inspirations, colors, logo details, and the unique regional elements behind each uniform. If you love jersey talk, this segment is for you.

We also cover Tampa Bay’s big win over the Devils, including their four-goal first period, three-point nights from Bjorkstrand and Guentzel, Kucherov’s playmaking, and the Devils’ continued struggles on home ice. There was plenty of offense and plenty of storylines to sort through.

To wrap up the episode, we run through the rest of Thursday’s NHL action — OT winners, big comebacks, hat tricks, major milestones, and teams trending up or down. Finally, we preview tonight’s matchups, including the Chicago Blackhawks taking on the St. Louis Blues, and the Seattle Kraken battling the Utah Mammoth, plus what to watch for heading into the weekend.

So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode.

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Hello guys. Welcome back to another episode of the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast. Today’s episode breaks down one of the busiest and most dramatic weekends of the NHL season. Not to mention that this was the 6-7 weekend of the NHL season. We open with the Vegas Golden Knights’ thrilling 3–2 OT win over the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden — a game capped by Jack Eichel’s clutch goal with just eight seconds left in overtime. From Brett Howden’s early strike to Tomas Hertl forcing OT late, we take you through how Vegas extended its win streak, swept the season series, and continued building serious momentum on their five-game road trip.Next, we shift over to Florida’s strong weekend as the Panthers closed out their homestand with back-to-back wins, including a 4–1 victory over the Islanders. We highlight Carter Verhaeghe’s hot streak, Sam Reinhart’s continued production, and how Florida managed to stabilize after a shaky stretch at home. We also look at the Islanders’ performance, the end of their three-game winning streak, and where both teams stand heading into a busy travel week.From there, we dive into major league news as the NHL officially announces the 2026 Heritage Classic matchup between the Winnipeg Jets and Montreal Canadiens. We break down why this outdoor game — hosted at Princess Auto Stadium — carries so much anticipation, from the Jets’ Presidents’ Trophy season to Montreal’s emerging young core. We go into the history of both teams in outdoor games, the storylines heading into 2026, and why this matchup could become one of the most compelling Heritage Classics yet.We also recap the St. Louis Blues’ tight 4–3 win over the Canadiens, including standout performances from Brayden Schenn and Dylan Holloway, Cole Caufield’s point streak, and how St. Louis managed to sweep their weekend road trip. And of course, we cover the Anaheim Ducks’ explosive 7–1 win over the Chicago Blackhawks — a game filled with record-setting shot totals, breakout performances from Leo Carlsson and Beckett Sennecke, and a second-period scoring surge that completely broke things open. We also look at what went wrong for Chicago during a rough back-to-back stretch where they were outscored 13–1.To finish the episode, we run through the rest of the Sunday slate — big wins from Colorado, San Jose, Dallas, and Washington — and preview all five matchups on Monday’s schedule, including key players to watch and what these games mean in the standings. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode. DON’T FORGET to FOLLOW the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, and SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube Channel. We’re with you EVERY Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., so make sure to follow your #1 podcast for ALL things hockey.

Hello guys. Welcome back to another episode of the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast.In today’s episode, we break down one of the wildest nights of the NHL season. Connor McDavid erupts for a hat trick as the Oilers crush the Kraken in a massive bounce-back win, while the Avalanche and Wild both see their long point streaks snapped on the same night. We take a closer look at how Edmonton’s stars took over, why Seattle continues to slide, and what McDavid’s 4-point performance means for the Oilers moving forward.We then dive into the Islanders’ huge statement win over Colorado, ending the Avs’ 17-game point streak behind big nights from Barzal, Horvat, and Sorokin. The Avs drop just their second regulation game of the season, but we break down why this loss may actually be a turning point on their road trip. Plus, we touch on Minnesota’s streak ending in Calgary, the Flames’ huge 3rd-period push, and what went wrong for the Wild after a month of dominance.We also recap a dramatic finish in Nashville as Steven Stamkos scores the OT winner against the Panthers, extending Florida’s losing skid and continuing the Predators’ surge. And to wrap it up, we talk about the Blue Jackets’ 6–5 shootout win over the Red Wings — a chaotic, back-and-forth battle highlighted by Adam Fantilli’s two goals and a wild special-teams-heavy second period. It was chaos across the league, and we break down all the biggest moments from a packed NHL slate.So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode. DON’T FORGET to FOLLOW the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, and SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube channel. We’re with you EVERY Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., so make sure to give this podcast a follow — your No. 1 show for ALL things hockey.

Carter Hart returns in style, Tkachuk scores, Wild dominate, and the Avalanche keep rolling — all the NHL action you need in one episode!Hello guys. Welcome back to another episode of the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast. In this episode, I discuss a busy night around the NHL, highlighted by Brady Tkachuk’s first goal of the season as the Ottawa Senators defeat the Canadiens 5-2. Tkachuk also added an assist in just his third game back from injury, helping Ottawa improve to 13-9-4. We break down key contributors like Fabian Zetterlund, Jake Sanderson, Drake Batherson, and David Perron’s milestone assist, and what this win means for Ottawa’s playoff push.Next, we turn to Nashville, where the Predators rolled to a 5-1 victory over Calgary. Steven Stamkos hit 1,200 career points, while Michael Bunting and other young players added goals in a standout team performance. We discuss Nashville’s recent hot streak, injury returns, and what these results could mean for the Central Division race.Then, we focus on Carter Hart’s NHL return with the Golden Knights. Hart stopped 27 of 30 shots in a 4-3 shootout win over the Blackhawks, marking his first game back since January 2024. We also highlight standout performances from Brendan Bowman, Tyler Bertuzzi, and Shea Theodore, and what this win means for Vegas as they try to rebound from a rough stretch.From there, we move to Minnesota, where Jesper Wallstedt led the Wild to a 1-0 shutout over Edmonton, extending their point streak to 12 games. We break down the team’s defensive dominance, Wallstedt’s rookie milestones, and how the Wild continue to push toward playoff positioning.Finally, we check in on Colorado, where Nathan MacKinnon scored twice to lead the Avalanche to a 3-1 win over Vancouver. Brock Nelson and Gabriel Landeskog contributed offensively, and we discuss Colorado’s 17-game point streak and dominance at home.So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode. DON’T FORGET to FOLLOW the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, and SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube Channel. We’re with you EVERY Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., so make sure to give this podcast a follow. Your No. 1 podcast for ALL things hockey.

Connor Bedard steals the spotlight, New York teams take major injury hits, and a wild night of NHL action shakes up the standings.Hello guys. Welcome back to another episode of the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast. In today’s episode, we break down a busy night around the NHL — highlighted by Connor Bedard’s electric performance as he leads the Blackhawks to a massive comeback win over the Ducks. We also take a look at major injury news around New York, including updates on the Islanders and Rangers, and how those losses could shape their seasons moving forward.We start in Washington, where the Capitals continue their surge with another big divisional win. Tom Wilson steps up with a three-point night, Ovechkin adds yet another empty-netter, and the Caps keep climbing in a tight Metro race. Meanwhile, the Islanders’ struggles continue as they drop another game despite Bo Horvat’s power-play goal — and the team gets hit even harder with news on Kyle Palmieri’s season-ending ACL injury.Then we shift across Manhattan, where the Rangers get a tough blow with Adam Fox heading to LTIR. We discuss what his absence means for their blue line, special teams, and realistic return timeline heading into the holidays. From there, we move to Chicago’s wild comeback: Bedard’s four-point night, the Ducks’ historic early surge, and why this game could be a turning point for the Blackhawks.We also recap the rest of the league, including Carolina’s tight goaltending duel in Calgary, Wyatt Johnston’s hat trick fueling Dallas, and what to expect from tonight’s NHL slate. Plenty of storylines, plenty of drama — all packed into one episode.So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode. DON’T FORGET to FOLLOW the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and iHeart Radio, and SUBSCRIBE on YouTube. We’re with you every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Your No. 1 podcast for ALL things hockey.

Hello guys! Welcome back to another episode of the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast.

In this episode, we break down Alex Ovechkin’s historic 4-point night as he scored a hat trick in the Washington Capitals’ 8-4 win over the Montreal Canadiens. At 40 years old, Ovechkin ties Brett Hull for 4th in NHL history with his 33rd career hat trick and now has 907 career goals and 1,643 points, passing Joe Sakic for 10th on the NHL’s all-time points list. We also analyze the Capitals’ hot streak, including Ethan Frank and Sonny Milano’s standout performances, and what this means for the team’s playoff push.

Next, we dive into the Chicago Blackhawks’ heartbreaking loss to the Seattle Kraken in controversial fashion. Connor Bedard was on a partial breakaway in the 3rd period, slashed by Kraken defenseman Ryan Lindgren with no penalty called. Seconds later, Bedard was assessed an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, leading to Jaden Schwartz’s game-winning power play goal. We break down why the Blackhawks were robbed of victory, why this play is controversial, and the impact on both teams’ standings.

We also cover the latest NHL jersey news, including the Blackhawks’ return of their iconic third alternate black jerseys for select games this season, as part of their 100-year celebration. Plus, we take a look at the Florida Panthers and New York Rangers 2026 Winter Classic jerseys, featuring bold retro designs and historic nods that fans won’t want to miss.

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Finally, we recap other key NHL highlights, including Jake Guentzel’s OT winner for the Lightning, the Colorado Avalanche dominating the Rangers 6-3, and top performances from the Thursday slate. We also preview the NHL games on the slate for today.

So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode. DON’T FORGET to FOLLOW the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, and SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube Channel. We’re with you EVERY Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. — your No. 1 source for ALL things hockey.

Hello guys. Welcome back to another episode of the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast.In this episode, we break down a massive night across the NHL, headlined by dual hat tricks from Connor Bedard and Macklin Celebrini. We look at Bedard’s dominant performance in Chicago’s win over Calgary, including his second career hat trick, key milestones, and how the Blackhawks continue to climb the standings. We also touch on standout performances from Oliver Moore, Arvid Soderblom, and the Flames’ continued struggles.We then shift to San Jose, where Macklin Celebrini delivered his own hat trick in a 3–2 overtime victory. We discuss his historic scoring pace, how the Sharks snapped their skid, and the growing contributions from Will Smith and Yaroslav Askarov. Plus, we take a look at Utah’s recent slide and where both teams stand in the Western Conference race.To close the episode, we recap a dramatic finish in Dallas as the Islanders held off the Stars in a chaotic 3–2 win. From a late push by Jason Robertson to a controversial goalie-interference review in the final second, we break down everything that unfolded and what it means for both clubs moving forward. We also touch on Detroit’s win over Seattle and results from around the league.So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode. DON’T FORGET to FOLLOW the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and iHeart Radio, and SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube Channel. We’re with you EVERY Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., so make sure to give the podcast a follow — your No. 1 podcast for ALL things hockey.

Hello guys. Welcome back to another episode of the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast.In this episode, I break down everything you need to know from the 2025 NHL Global Series, including how Nashville pulled off a comeback OT win behind Steven Stamkos — and how Pittsburgh responded with a dominant shutout led by rookie Sergei Murashov. We look at the momentum swings, key performances, and what these games mean for both teams moving forward. I also share my overall thoughts on the league’s continued push to expand its presence in Europe.We then shift to New York, where the Red Wings held off the Rangers at Madison Square Garden in a tight Original Six showdown. I recap Lucas Raymond’s late game-winner, Detroit’s strong possession play, and the line brawl that erupted in the final seconds. We also look at the Red Wings’ rising form, the Rangers’ inconsistencies, and what both teams face next on their upcoming schedules.Next, we dive into the biggest headline of the day: Jack Hughes is out 8 weeks after a freak off-ice injury during a team dinner. I break down what this unexpected setback means for the Devils, how it impacts their depth down the middle, and the potential implications for Team USA heading into the 2026 Winter Olympics. We also look at how New Jersey may need to adjust without their star playmaker.We wrap with a full Sunday slate recap — including Quinn Hughes’ four-assist return in Vancouver’s win, Kirill Kaprizov’s OT heroics for the Wild, and the Avalanche continuing their red-hot streak to stay atop the Central. Expect breakdowns on standout performances, special-team trends, and which teams are building momentum across the league.So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode. DON’T FORGET to FOLLOW the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, and SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube Channel. We’re with you EVERY Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. — your No. 1 podcast for ALL things hockey.

Hello guys. Welcome back to another episode of the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast.

In this episode, I break down Brad Marchand’s milestone night as he becomes the 102nd player in NHL history to hit 1,000 career points. We talk about the Panthers’ big win over Washington, key performances from Seth Jones, Sam Reinhart, Eetu Luostarinen, and how Florida continues to build traction early in the season.

We also dive into Thursday’s action around the league, including the Kings’ comeback OT win over the Maple Leafs, Dallas’ dominant 7–0 shutout in Montreal, and Colorado extending its win streak behind another standout performance from Martin Necas. I give my quick thoughts on how these games shift momentum across the NHL and what stood out most on a busy night.

To wrap things up, I preview the 2025 NHL Global Series matchup between the Penguins and Predators in Stockholm. We look at team trends, key players to watch, Swedish storylines, and why Pittsburgh enters the series as the early favorite. From power-play strength to overseas history, I break down what fans should expect when these teams meet on international ice.

So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode.

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