What are you doing, Dave Hakstol? No, seriously, what are you doing? Boyd Gordon, Andrew MacDonald, Chris VandeVelde, Pierre-Edouard Bellemare, Dale Weise...WHAT ARE YOU DOING? Steph, Kelly, Charlie, and Bill debate the plethora of perplexing lineup decisions the second year coach has made, and try to understand his end of game strategy. The power play's struggles over the last month, Travis Konecny's usage, and the hilarity of the Edmonton Oilers are also discussed, as is the exact definition of goaltender interference.

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Happy New Year, Philly! The Broad Street Hockey Radio crew reconvenes after the holidays to yell about Dave Hakstol for 60 minutes. There's some other talk, such as Bill agreeing with Mike Milbury's assessment of Steve Mason as a good but not great netminder and Charlie analyzing the play of the Flyers prospects in the World Junior Championship. But mostly it's about Hakstol benching Travis Konecny, playing a hurt Steve Mason, continuing Andrew MacDonald's first-line usage, and all the other quirks of his lineup decisions through the first half of the 2016-17 season.

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On the final episode of 2016, Kelly, Steph, Charlie, and Bill examine the final two Flyers games before the holiday break and discuss potential lineup options in light of Michael Raffl's injury. Sean Couturier and Matt Read's returns and their impact on Dave Hakstol's lineup, and how Brayden Schenn has performed at center are topics as well. The gang looks at the league-high nine prospects the Flyers are sending to the World Junior Championship, and talk about the role of fighting and violence in hockey after Steve Downie's poignant Twitter comments over Christmas.

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The streak is over, but the BSH Radio crew is remaining optimistic with two games left before the Christmas break. The gang discusses how the Flyers have responded since the 10-game winning streak is snapped, and look ahead to a heavy in-division schedule in the coming weeks. What will happen with the lineup when Sean Couturier and Matt Read return, and what exactly it is Boyd Gordon does. The improved penalty kill and Shayne Gostisbehere's production are also discussed, as are the Flyers prospects who will be participating in the upcoming World Junior Championships.

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We're still streaking on this week's Broad Street Hockey Radio, as the Flyers have won nine in a row. The emergence of Ivan Provorov as a top-pair defenseman and Brayden Schenn doubling his goal total in one weekend are both celebrated, as is the team's ability to overcome injuries to key players in the midst of this streak. Jake Voracek's star of the week honors, Mark Streit's injury status, and Dave Hakstol's mad-lineup-science are also dissected. Oh, and Connor McDavid needs his diaper changed (Steph still loves you Connor).

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The Flyers are on a five game win streak and while this should be a happy time, we wouldn't be us if we didn't find something to complain about. This week Bill, Kelly, Steph, and Charlie pick on Brayden Schenn. We would also like to take credit for the turn around in Andrew MacDonald's recent performance (you're welcome Philadelphia). Bill swoons over Wayne Simmonds and urges everyone to vote him captain for the upcoming All Star Game, we all want to hug Ivan Provorov, and Steve Mason is God. Again. We also discuss the recent moves of Taylor Leier and Scott Laughton.

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Following an 11-2 month for the Lehigh Valley Phantoms, Tony Androckitis joins the BSH crew to discuss the Flyers AHL affiliate and the prospects in Allentown. Steph, Kelly, Charlie, and Bill go on to gush over the resurrection of Steve Mason a night after his 45-save shootout win over the Boston Bruins, Giroux ending his scoring drought, Anthony Stolarz making his NHL debut, Jake Voracek's overall value and, of course, Andrew MacDonald's role going forward are all discussed. WOO!

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A special Thanksgiving edition of Broad Street Hockey Radio features Travis Hughes and Kurt R. filling in for Kelly and joining Steph, Charlie, and Bill. The perplexing decision to bench Shayne Gostisbehere is examined further in light of a fake news site spreading a trade rumor early Monday morning. Dave Hakstol's line shuffling continues as the dynamic duo of Claude Giroux and Jake Voracek are reunited, and Wayne Simmonds joins Sean Couturier and Travis Konecny. Steve Mason's work load and the new All-Star voting rules are also discussed. Also, Matilda sucks.

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Coming off a shootout loss, Charlie, Steph, Kelly, and Bill discuss the goaltending issues, and how Michal Neuvirth's injury will impact Steve Mason as well as both netminders' contracts for next season. The discussion covers Anthony Stolarz, and the virtue of "finding out" what a team may have in a prospect. Giroux's line's lack of production at even strength and Dave Hakstol's lineup decisions both remain a topic of conversation.

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BSH Radio Outro

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