Sidney Crosby, Quinn Hughes... some big names could be forced to skip the 4 Nations face-off due to injuries. Will it happen? (03:10)

Dylan Cozens is on the block and according to Kevin Weekes, the Canadiens, Flames, Maple Leafs and Red Wings are in on the project. (18:45)

The NHL’s trading season is officially upon us. Vancouver, Calgary, Dallas all made moves before the league takes a pause for the four nations faceoff. Will we see more?

Elsewhere, Montreal can’t win anymore and Jonathan Quick might be the greatest US born goalie of all time.

Also, the monthly goalie power ranking is here.

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Drew Doughty is back for the Kings and who would have taught, it's actually causing a good headache for the team. (02:00)

Ottawa's Senators owner Michael Andlauer just made his firts mistake since buying the team. And are the Oilers shipping Evan Bouchard? This is Hyperdrive Hockey 28. (22:05)

The biggest in-season trade in two decades? That’s how big MIkko Rantanen VS Martin Necas is. What’s in it for Colorado? And for Carolina? (03:00)

Across the league, Alex Pietrangelo withdraws from the 4 nations face-offs (22:45), there are two Elias Pettersson and one of them could head to… Buffalo? (31:00) The Senators are in third place in the Atlantic and much more! (34:00)

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Jacob Markstrom going down could impact more than the Devils. In fact, it could impact as many as 3 teams.

Elias Pettersson wants to stay in Vancouver, Erik Karlsson could move again, the Rangers are hot and the oh so softy Edmonton Oilers.

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Connor McDavid defending himself is not a bad thing at all, but the best player in hockey took it too far against Conor Garland of the Vancouver Canucks and will have to pay the price.

J.T. Miller gave it all for the Canucks in what could have been his final game for Vancouver.

Toronto humbled Montreal, but the Habs bounced back in a good way the day after.

Dustin Wolf his HIM and Ullmark is on the verge on coming back for Ottawa.

In this newest episode of Hyperdrive hockey on the game over network, Kevin talk about the best stories in the NHL so far this season and the one to look out for in the second half, from Montreal all the way to Vancouver.

In this very first episode of 2025 of Hyperdrive hockey, the trio looks at the craziest stories around the league and try to predict wether they are fluke or not.

Double trade in Vancouver? (04:20) the Habs, Blue Jackets and Red Wings: for real or not? (15:00)

Boston out of the playoffs? (33:35)

And all hail Connor Hellebuyck THE mid-season MVP! (45:00)

It's the season of giving and sharing and NH: teams are in a trading mood.

Montreal, the Rangers, Pittsburgh, teams are not waiting for February to dance.

In the spirits of Christmas, the trio shares gift they would give NHL teams and one they would be grateful for.

This is Hyperdrive Hockey 022.

We were treated to a Stanley Cup rematch and it got us thinking these two teams have everything to meet again on the biggest stage.

The Buffalo Sabres wounds run deep, will they ever see the light at the end of the tunnel?

The Ottawa Senators are in the playoffs mix and they can thank their Vexina-winning off-season acquisition: Linus Ullmark

Meanwhile in Toronto, taking the “C” off Tavares chest seems to have liberated him and why do the Canucks keep living on the edge of a knife?

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