On today's edition of the pod Logan, Noah, and Raffi take a look at the past week and change of NHL play. They look at the teams that have surprised them the most and players that have stood out to them. Then they get into the meat of the show and discuss their picks and predictions for this seasons awards. They talk about the Hart, the Norris, the Vezina, the Calder, the Rocket, and the Selke. All of this and more on todays podcast!

On our fourth and final day of our NHL division previews, we take a look at the East Division. We first look at the New Jersey Devils and how we feel about them moving from the most competitive division, the Metropolitan, to the deepest division after the realignment. We discuss the Buffalo Sabres and whether or not the signing of Taylor Hall is going to push them over and into the playoffs. We talk about th Ranger still needing time before they can become true playoff contenders, even with their new rookie Lafreniere. Next, we look at the do-or-die Pittsburgh Penguins and why we believe their playoff dominance has come to an end. We look at the four playoff teams in the Islanders, Bruins, Flyers and Capitols and what sets them all apart. All of this and more on today's episode of the pod!

On day three of the crew's four days of division previews, we take a look at the wild, Wild West! As always we start from the bottom and go over the San Jose Sharks and what they need to do in order to return to their old ways. We look at the Anaheim Ducks and Arizona Coyotes, talking about their lacking in certain areas of their depth. Next we get to talk about the LA Kings and what their young core and speed could mean for their playoff chances this season. Finally we get into the playoff teams in the division. Does Minnesota have what it takes with rookie Kirill Kaprizov to get out of mediocrity? Do the St. Louis Blues' goalie tandem have enough to keep the team competitive? And what separates the dominant forces of the Vegas Golden Knights from the Colorado Avalanche? All of this and more on today's episode of the show! Look back tomorrow for our final edition of our previews where we talk about the East Division. 

As mentioned by Logan, here is his Puck Drop Preview of the San Jose Sharks for this season: https://lastwordonsports.com/hockey/2021/01/08/puck-drop-preview-2020-21-san-jose-sharks/

On day two of our four days of division previews, we take a look at the league's new Central Division. We start off with the 8th seeded Detroit Red Wings and how we all believe that the worst years of this rebuild are behind he team. We get to the Blackhawks and how missing Kirby Dach and Jonathan Toews will hurt the team this season. Next, Logan makes the claim that the Nashville Predators could make a push for the playoffs and re-find their playoff identity they had a few seasons ago. We discuss the Florida Panthers, Dallas Stars, and Columbus Blue jackets and how they're all close to eachoether in terms team skill this season. Finally we get into comparing and contrasting our top two teams, the Carolina Hurricanes and the Tampa Bay Lightning, and what sets them apart from eachother. All of this and much more on today's episode of the podcast

Welcome back to your favorite hockey player's favorite hockey podcast! on the season 2 opener, we jump right into previewing this years realligned divisions and preview the North division. We give an in depth analysis on why we think the worst is behind the Ottawa Senators after an active off season. We justify the Vancouver Canucks missing the playoffs this season and what they might need to do in order to sneak into the postseason. We get into what makes a good playoff team in this competitive division when we compare the Calgary Flames and Montreal Canadiens. Plus talk about the Edmonton Oilers offensive depth and how they are dark horse cup contenders, the Leafs true shot at the cup, and much more! Check back here tomorrow at 12 PM CST/1 PM EST to listen to our preview of this season's Central division!

On the 50th episode of the PTL Podcast, Logan, Noah, and Raffi go over the return to play plan that sets the NHL season start date for January 13. We discuss the division realignment and how it changes things for certain teams in the league. Finally we touch on the value of NHL franchises and how it relates to a teams success, market, and more. We appreciate all of your support over the last 50 episodes, we will be taking a quick break to change some things about the show. We will see you all soon. Follow our instagram @pucktalklivepodcast for more updates and other content. 

See you all for the PTL Podcast's second season!

On the 49th episode of your favorite hockey podcast, Logan and the gang butt heads over this past week's events. They go over the hypothetical boxing matches between NHL players and the Paul family. Plus they go over NHL v NHL bouts that would be fun to watch together. Then they get into the league's current plan for the 2020-21 season. Discussions about the lack of communication between the league and the NHLPA, escrow rates, and more are discussed between the trio. All of this and more on today's episode of the pod. As always, give the show a follow on Instagram @pucktalklivepodcast, and hit the link tree link in our bio to find all of our socials, show outlets, and more!

On the Thanksgiving special of the Puck Talk Live Podcast, the crew goes over their last installment of their NHL Network critics. Before that, they discuss some news and happenings from around the league. We discuss the Mikhail Sergachev signing and whether or not it would have happened in a normal cap season. Finally we critical and talk about the NHL Network's top ten goalie's list and give our honorable mentions too! All of this and more on today's episode of the pod!

On today's episode of the podcast, we're back after a very long hiatus. We roll right into things, as we normally do, and discuss news from the past week of hockey news. We talk about the Maple Leafs 2-forward 3-defenseman system that is rumored to be how Sheldon Keefe runs the team. We talk about pro's, con's, and hypotheticals with that system. Then we give our likes, gripes, and critiques with the new Reverse Retro jerseys that each team came out with recently. Finally we talk about the NHL Network's top 20 ranking of centers in the league and whether or not we agree with the ranking they made. All of this and more on today's pod.

Back after a long hiatus, the PTL crew is back to talk all about NHL Free Agency. We discuss the big names and moves of the offseason including Alex Pietrangelo, Taylor Hall, Jacob Markstrom, and who remains on the board for teams to sign. We also take a deep dive into the Chicago Blackhawks re-building status, and discuss the Central Division for next season. All of this and more on this edition of the Puck Talk Live Podcast. Hit us up on instagram @pucktalklivepodcast , and hit the link in our bio to find all of our socials and podcasts platforms.