Hockey Talk with TG

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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Hello guys! Welcome back to another episode of the Hockey Talk with TG Podcast. In this episode, I break down all the major NHL action from Tuesday, including the Boston Bruins’ 7th straight win, the end of the Anaheim Ducks’ 7-game streak, and all the other key matchups shaking up the league.

In Boston, the Bruins held off the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-3, marking their longest win streak since April 2023. David Pastrnak hit career milestones with his 400th and 401st goals, joining an elite group in Bruins history, while the Maple Leafs dealt with injuries to Auston Matthews and Anthony Stolarz. I'll break down the injuries and performances in this one.

Over in Colorado, the Avalanche scored four goals to snap the Ducks’ winning streak. Gabriel Landeskog scored his first regular-season goal since March 2022, and Nathan MacKinnon extended his point streak to 10 games — breaking franchise records. The Ducks’ Leo Carlsson reached 100 career NHL points, becoming the youngest in team history to do so.

We also recap San Jose’s OT thriller against Minnesota, Washington Capitals’ big win over Carolina, plus key victories from the LA Kings, Dallas Stars, St. Louis Blues, Winnipeg Jets, and Columbus Blue Jackets. I dive into standout performances, game-changing moments, and what these results mean for the playoff race.

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. CST, so make sure to give this 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, we dive deep into Sunday’s NHL action, highlighting the hottest streaks, standout performances, and all the biggest headlines you need to know.

We start with the Chicago Blackhawks, who crushed the Detroit Red Wings 5-1. Chicago moves to 8-5-3 on the season and ends their road trip 3-2-1, winning three straight games and climbing to 3rd in the Central Division. Connor Bedard led the charge with a goal and two assists, extending his point streak to eight games and his goal streak to three. Bedard now leads the NHL in points with 25 in 16 games, tying Patrick Kane as the fastest Blackhawk to reach 25 points in the past 35 years. Arvid Soderblom made a career-high 45 saves in the game as well.

Next, we turn to the Carolina Hurricanes, who held off the Toronto Maple Leafs with a 5-4 comeback win in Toronto. The Canes scored three unanswered goals to secure their fourth straight win, moving to 11-4-0 on the season. Logan Stankoven scored the game-winning goal with 7:47 left in the third period.

Then we cover the Anaheim Ducks, who defeated the Winnipeg Jets 4-1 to extend their winning streak to seven games — their longest in two years. Leo Carlsson scored twice and added two power play goals, extending his point streak to 10 games, while Beckett Sennecke notched his first career two-goal game in the win.

The Ottawa Senators also came away with a 4-2 win over the Utah Mammoth, extending their point streak to five games.

Other highlights from Sunday include LA Kings’ 3-2 win over Pittsburgh, Stars’ 2-1 victory over the Kraken, Wild’s 2-0 shutout of Calgary, and Avalanche’s 5-4 OT win over Vancouver, with Nathan MacKinnon scoring five points in the game.

Looking ahead, the NHL schedule features Islanders vs Devils, Predators vs Rangers, Blue Jackets vs Oilers, and Panthers vs Golden Knights, all airing on major streaming and cable networks.

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 the 99th career matchup between two of the greatest players in NHL history — Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby — as the Penguins took down the Capitals 5–3 on Thursday night.

Sidney Crosby scored twice on the power play, giving him 10 and 11 goals on the season and tying for the league lead. The Penguins captain continues to defy age — becoming just the third-fastest player 38 or older to reach 10 goals in a season, behind Gordie Howe and Alex Ovechkin himself. Crosby now has 127 points (48G, 79A) in matchups against Ovechkin, while Ovi added two assists after scoring his 900th career NHL goal just one night earlier. It was a classic showdown between two all-time legends in their 99th meeting overall.

Next, I talk about the Anaheim Ducks lighting it up again — this time in a wild 7–5 win over the Dallas Stars. Anaheim has now scored seven goals in back-to-back games, won five straight, and sits at 9-3-1 on the season.

Chris Kreider scored twice, Cutter Gauthier extended his point streak to eight games, and Ian Moore scored his first NHL goal. Leo Carlsson had a shorthanded marker, and Mason McTavish added an empty-netter as Anaheim’s young stars continue to roll. For Dallas, Wyatt Johnston and Mikko Rantanen both had three-point nights, but the Stars’ seven-game point streak came to an end.

Then I get into the Flyers’ 3–1 win over the Predators, as Nashville’s struggles continue to mount. The Preds have now lost three straight (0-2-1) and are 5-7-4 on the season. Ryan O’Reilly scored the lone goal for Nashville, while Dan Vladar improved to 5-0-1 in his career vs. the Preds with another strong outing.

I also discuss whether Andrew Brunette could be the first coach fired this season. Nashville’s offense has dried up, turnovers are killing momentum, and frustrations from veterans like Forsberg and O’Reilly are starting to surface. GM Barry Trotz says he’s staying patient, but this team is under real pressure to turn things around — and fast.

After that, we head to New Jersey, where Jesper Bratt scored the OT winner as the Devils edged the Canadiens 4–3. Bratt also added an assist, giving the Devils their 10th win and keeping them perfect at home (6–0–0). Timo Meier tied the game late with 1:07 remaining, and Jakub Dobes suffered his first loss of the season for Montreal after starting 6–0.

I also recap other games from Thursday’s busy NHL slate:
Bruins beat the Senators 3–2 in OT thanks to Pavel Zacha’s winner, Blues shut out the Sabres 3–0, and Hurricanes, Lightning, and Panthers all grabbed statement wins to stay hot in their respective divisions.

To wrap things up, I preview Hockey Hall of Fame Weekend (Nov. 8–10) in Toronto, honoring an incredible 2025 class: Zdeno Chara, Joe Thornton, Brianna Decker, Jennifer Botterill, Duncan Keith, Alexander Mogilny, Jack Parker, and Daniele Sauvageau.

Plus, we take a look ahead at Saturday’s Hockey Night in Canada matchups:
Bruins vs Maple Leafs, Utah Mammoth vs Canadiens, Avalanche vs Oilers, and Blue Jackets vs Canucks.

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! 🎧

In this episode, we’re diving deep into a historic night across the NHL! Alex Ovechkin hits a legendary milestone — goal No. 900 — as the Washington Capitals dominate the St. Louis Blues 6–1. We break down Ovi’s unforgettable moment, the emotional on-ice celebration, and the controversy that erupted when Blues goalie Jordan Binnington tried to pocket the milestone puck. Plus, we look at how this achievement cements Ovechkin’s status as the greatest goal scorer of all time and what it means for the Capitals moving forward.

Then, we shift to Vancouver, where Tyler Bertuzzi records his 4th career hat trick to lead the Chicago Blackhawks to a big 5–2 road win over the Canucks, snapping an 11-game losing streak against them dating back to 2022. We’ll talk about Connor Bedard’s two-point performance, Spencer Knight’s 43-save effort, and how Chicago’s special teams came up perfect on both ends. Can this spark a turnaround for the Hawks as their road trip continues?

Over in Toronto, the Maple Leafs hold off the Utah Mammoth 5–3 on a special night as John Tavares scores his 501st career goal in front of the home crowd. We’ll break down standout performances from Auston Matthews, William Nylander, and Matthew Knies, who continues his impressive six-game point streak. The Leafs are heating up — winning five of their last six — but can they keep the momentum going through their homestand?

We’ll also cover the Calgary Flames’ 5–1 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets, featuring Nazem Kadri’s 1000th NHL game, Dustin Wolf’s stellar 42-save performance, and how Calgary finally finds consistency for the first time this season.

Finally, the San Jose Sharks are surging with a 6–1 win over the Seattle Kraken, powered by Macklin Celebrini’s three-point night. We’ll highlight the Sharks’ young core and what’s driving their recent success, as well as a look ahead at the NHL’s upcoming slate of nine exciting matchups across the league — including Capitals vs. Penguins and Lightning vs. Golden Knights.

So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode! 🏒

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In this episode, we’ve got a full slate of Tuesday night NHL action and one huge announcement from Dallas that’s shaking up the hockey world.

We start in New York, where Pyotr Kochetkov made his season debut and stopped all 25 shots he faced as the Carolina Hurricanes shut out the New York Rangers 3–0 at Madison Square Garden. I’ll break down how Kochetkov’s calm play in net and Carolina’s perfect penalty kill helped them come out with the win, and how Nikolaj Ehlers’ first goal as a Hurricane set the tone early.

Then we head to Montreal, where the Flyers edged out the Canadiens in a 5–4 shootout thriller. Hear how Philly blew a 3–0 lead, rallied late with Nikita Grebenkin’s first NHL goal, and finished the job thanks to Trevor Zegras’ shootout winner. I’ll also touch on Nick Suzuki’s 12-game point streak and what it says about Montreal’s consistency early in the season.

Next, we’re off to Minnesota, where the Wild pulled out a wild 3–2 overtime win over the Predators — literally. Marcus Johansson’s OT goal sparked controversy after Nashville’s goalie dislodged the net, but the call stood. We’ll unpack the NHL Situation Room’s ruling, Kirill Kaprizov’s two-point night, and how the Wild are finally stringing wins together.

Over in Dallas, the Stars kept their hot streak alive with a 4–3 shootout victory against the Oilers, thanks to Wyatt Johnston’s game-winner and a three-assist night. We’ll go over Mikko Rantanen’s 300th career goal, Connor McDavid’s 1,100th point, and what this stretch means for both teams moving forward.

Finally, we wrap with the biggest story of the night — the Dallas Stars officially being named hosts of the 2027 NHL Stadium Series at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, home of the Dallas Cowboys. We’ll talk about the league’s announcement, potential opponents, and what Commissioner Gary Bettman’s “Southern growth strategy” means for hockey in Texas.

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.

In this episode, I dive into a huge night around the NHL — highlighted by Jonathan Toews leading the Winnipeg Jets to a 6-3 win over his former team, the Chicago Blackhawks. It was an emotional and headline-making moment as Toews faced Chicago for the first time since leaving the team he captained for 15 seasons. He registered an assist in the victory as the Jets moved to 8-3-0 on the season.

I break down the Jets’ strong offensive showing led by Gabriel Vilardi, Kyle Connor, and Mark Scheifele, plus goaltending highlights from Connor Hellebuyck. On the other side, Teuvo Teräväinen, Alex Vlasic, and Andre Burakovsky scored for Chicago, but it wasn’t enough to stop Winnipeg’s momentum. And mark your calendars — January 19, 2026 will be a special one when Toews returns to the United Center to play in Chicago for the first time since 2023.

We also cover two massive contract extensions around the league. Logan Cooley signs an 8-year, $80M deal with the Utah Mammoth, keeping one of the NHL’s brightest young stars locked in long-term. I discuss what this move means for Utah’s future, their young core of Cooley, Dylan Guenther, JJ Peterka, and Mikhail Sergachev, and how the team is establishing a real foundation for success.

Meanwhile, Martin Nečas inks an 8-year, $92M extension with the Colorado Avalanche. I break down what his chemistry on the top line with Nathan MacKinnon and Artturi Lehkonen means for Colorado’s depth and how the Avs are re-loading for another Stanley Cup push.

We’ll also recap Thursday’s NHL action — including Anthony Cirelli’s OT winner for Tampa Bay over Dallas, Trevor Zegras’ three-point night with the Flyers, and a full slate of highlights from around the league as we head into the Halloween 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!In this episode, I break down another wild night of NHL action — from Nikita Kucherov’s overtime heroics to Jack Hughes’ dominance and Macklin Celebrini’s clutch performance in San Jose. We’re covering everything from coast to coast in what was a statement Sunday across the league.We start in Tampa Bay, where Nikita Kucherov scored just 32 seconds into overtime to lift the Lightning to a 2–1 win over the Vegas Golden Knights. One night after tallying his 1,000th career point, Kucherov created the entire play himself, forcing a turnover and finishing a 2-on-1 rush with Brandon Hagel. Hagel snapped his scoring drought with a two-point night, while Andrei Vasilevskiy picked up his first win of the season, stopping 18 of 19 shots. Vegas rookie Carl Lindbom impressed in his NHL debut, making 26 saves and earning praise from coach Bruce Cassidy despite the loss.Then we head to Newark, where Jack Hughes continued his red-hot start, scoring twice — including the overtime winner — in the Devils’ 4–3 victory over the Colorado Avalanche. Hughes’ 9th career OT goal moved him past Scott Niedermayer for 2nd all-time in New Jersey history, trailing only Patrik Elias. The Devils have now won eight straight games, their longest streak since 2022–23. Jake Allen earned his fifth straight win in goal, and even with injuries on defense, the Devils proved they can adapt and dominate.Out west, the San Jose Sharks grabbed their second 6-5 overtime victory during their 4-game road trip over the Minnesota Wild. Sharks forward phenom Macklin Celebrini scored the game-winner and posted a three-point night, extending his point streak to four games. William Eklund also had a big night with two goals and an assist, while Michael Misa netted his first career NHL goal. Despite goals from Ryan Hartman and Marcus Johansson, the Wild have now lost six of their last seven.Meanwhile, the Utah Mammoth continue to prove they’re for real, defeating the Winnipeg Jets 3–2 behind Dylan Guenther’s late game-winning goal and Vitek Vanecek’s strong 28-save performance. Utah has now won seven straight, moving to 8–2–0 on the year, and their blue line continues to contribute offensively.We’ll also touch on other key results around the league — from the Kings taking down the Blackhawks, to the Flames snapping their eight-game losing streak against the Rangers, and the Stars’ comeback win over Nashville. Plus, we preview what’s ahead for Tuesday’s massive NHL Frozen Frenzy, and preview the matchups for Monday (Blues vs. Penguins and Bruins vs. Senators).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 our 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! 🏒🔥