Roadrunners Replay

Joining the show this week is one of Tucson's four recent signings: Forward Hudson Elynuik. The 24-year-old talks about returning to the desert for his second season as a Roadrunner. Elynuik posted 9 points (3g 6a) in 22 games last season with Tucson. Adrian and Jimmy talk about Jimmy's return to Tucson, and their plans to prepare for the upcoming week.

Adrian and Jimmy complete the long-awaited "Cam Trick" with special guest Cameron Hebig. The 25-year-old is returning to the desert after spending the last two years with the Roadrunners. 2021-2022 marked a career year for Hebig, as he notched a career-high in goals with 13 and appeared in all 68 games for Tucson. Adrian and Jimmy give the loyal listeners some names and dates to be on the lookout for, then circle back to the short-lived disappearance of the Choco Taco.

Joining the podcast ahead of his first season in the desert is forward Adam Cracknell. The 37-year-old was signed by Tucson to a one-year AHL contract after he recorded 47 points (21g 26a) in 58 games for the Bakersfield Condors last season. Cracknell joins the Roadrunners with 998 professional games played in his career, including several seasons in the NHL with St. Louis, Columbus, Vancouver, Edmonton, Dallas, New York Rangers, and Anaheim. Adrian and Jimmy continue down memory lane with a trade deadline disaster and break down an early change in the schedule.

Joining the podcast this week is Roadrunners Team President Bob Hoffman. Hoffman has been at the helm of the Roadrunners since they arrived in the desert in 2016. The former broadcaster joins Adrian and Jimmy to talk about the reveal of the 2022-2023 regular season schedule for Tucson, as well as what to expect in year seven in the community.

This week's podcast guest was voted by his Roadrunners teammates as the Most Likely to Start His Own Podcast, forward Travis Barron. 2021-2022 marked Barron's first season in the desert and first full season spent in the AHL. The 23-year-old posted 25 points (12g 13a) in 64 games with Tucson, often centering the top forward line. Adrian and Jimmy also hear from Ben McCartney at the Arizona Coyotes Prospect Development Camp, and revisit Adrian's second ECHL Suit Game while also sharing their congratulations for Head Coach Jay Varady as he departs for the Detroit Red Wings.

Roadrunners Defenseman Cam Crotty joins the podcast to talk about his Draft and Development Camp experience after being selected by the Arizona Coyotes in the third round of the 2017 NHL Draft. The 23-year-old anchored the Roadrunners defense this past season, appearing in all 68 games. Adrian and Jimmy then take a look at the different countries represented in the Coyotes 2022 Draft Class, before looking ahead to this week's Prospect Development Camp and the first four home games announced for the 2022-2023 campaign.

Joining the podcast is recently signed forward Colin Theisen. After posting 42 points (19g 23a) in 35 games for Arizona State University, Theisen joined Tucson for the final leg of the season. The 25-year-old notched 11 points (5g 6a) in his first 16 professional games as a Roadrunner and scored a crucial shootout goal in the final game of the season. Adrian and Jimmy then recap their holiday weekends, before previewing the upcoming NHL Entry Draft and Arizona Coyotes Development Camp.

Joining the podcast this week is high-scoring forward Mike Carcone. Carcone joined the organization in 2020-2021, when he led the Roadrunners in goals with 15. The 26-year-old became the first player in Tucson's history to lead the team in goals in back-to-back seasons, when he tallied a franchise-record 24 goals. Carcone's performances with the Roadrunners earned him his first call-up to the NHL, where he made his debut with the Coyotes on December 28, 2021. In all, the Ajax, Ontario native appeared in 21 games with Arizona this season.

Adrian and Jimmy recap the Stanley Cup Finals after the Colorado Avalanche won their first title since 2001 in six games over the Tampa Bay Lightning. They find a common connection between the Avalanche and Coyotes in Darcy Kuemper, who earned Arizona a 2024 third-round pick by leading Colorado to the Cup.

Forward Ben McCartney joins the Insider Podcast after finishing his first full professional season with 35 points (18g 17a) for Tucson. The 21-year-old made his NHL debut with the Arizona Coyotes on November 5, 2021, and talks about his offseason duties on his family's farm in Manitoba.

Adrian and Jimmy then give their thoughts on Colorado's 7-0 blowout in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals, take a sneak peek at the Roadrunners out-of-division opponents next season, and assign Jimmy his celebrity look-alike.

Joining the Podcast for the second time is Tucson Roadrunners defenseman Ty Emberson. In his first full AHL season, Emberson appeared in the most games by a Roadrunners rookie and second-most by a Tucson defender with 58. The 22-year-old from Wisconsin talks about his summer vacation plans and a recent car-buying experience. Adrian and Jimmy continue by detailing the car Adrian just missed out on, before their usual food talk involving a mission for meatloaf.