Open Ice Hits: An NHL Podcast

Brodes & Durso talk about Connor McDavid and Auston Matthews who will possibility finish off as the top goal scorer this season. Alex Ovechkin naturally finds himself in that conversation along with Joe Thorton somehow? Johnny Gaudreau joins the show for his weekly check in!

Brodes & Durso discuss the Tanev hit that resulted in a major penalty, Ralph Krueger being fired by the Buffalo Sabres, and the Flyers losing 9-0 to the Rangers!

Brodes & Durso look at the New York Islanders and debate if they have enough fire power as a collective group before heading down the ugly Philadelphia Flyers debacle. Also, Johnny Gaudreau of the Calgary Flames joins to share his weekly thoughts of his team.

Brodes & Kevin Durso kick off episode 8 of Open Ice Hits talking about ESPN and the NHL reaching a deal, the Minnesota Wild, the Edmonton Oilers, and Jack Eichel!

Brodes & Kevin Durso discuss Tom Wilson of the Washington Capitals getting suspended for 7 games. Also, the Calgary Flames hire Darryl Sutter and Johnny Gaudreau joins the show!

Brodes & Kevin Durso discuss fans returning in the NHL, how the Toronto Maple Leafs are Stanley Cup Contenders, Calgary's dumpster fire warmup incident, and many more topics around the league!

In Episode 5 of Open Ice Hits, Brodes and Durso discuss Patty Kane's 400th Goal and where do the Chicago Blackhawks go from here? Jordan Binnington exploded in an extremely entertaining game between the Blues and Sharks. Also, Johnny Gaudreau of the Calgary Flames hops on the break down the Flames past week. 

Brodes & Kevin Durso discuss the Montreal Canadiens firing Claude Julian. They also dive into the Philadelphia Flyers, the Boston Bruins, and the competitive East Division.

Brodes & Kevin Durso reacted to Sidney Crosby's 1000th game, Auston Matthews becoming a Superstar, Lake Tahoe, and Johnny Gaudreau joined for his weekly check in on the Flames!

Brodes and Kevin Durso look at the Pittsburgh Penguins making a change at GM with Ron Hextall and hiring Brian Burke. Also, the central division is tighter than we all anticipated.