In Episode 269 of the EShow, Neil and Jake analyze the tight 1 vs 2 race in the North Division between the Avalanche and the Wolves, labeling it a crash course for the North Division finals. They discuss the Wolves' goaltending, as the team continues to rotate goalies without a clear number-one starter. The hosts debate the identity of the Express, as well as praise the surging Rhode Island team for their 11-game winning streak and strong program retention. Neil and Jake predict a matchup between Rhode Island and Apple Core in the Central Division Final. They highlight PHC's Ty Simonet's move to the NAHL and the Bandits Nicholas Gould's mid-season NCAA commitment. In the EHLP, Jake's prediction about the Avalanche proves correct as they are now on a nine-game winning streak and discuss the wild unpredictability of the EHLP's Mid-Atlantic conference.

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In episode 268 of the EShow, Neil and Jake discuss the upcoming EHLP showcase. They preview the early matchup between the Seahawks and the Express, with Jake predicting a winner. They discuss the Express's 12-2-1 record, attributing it to them having the best goalies in the P. Shifting to the EHL, Neil highlights an electric 7-6 game (6-7?) in the Central Division where Rhode Island topped the Apple Core. Neil points out that the Apple Corps are improving, having also recently lost close one-goal games to the Seahawks and Express. They also cover the tight race in the North Division between the Wolves and the Avs and a frustrating week for the EHL Seahawks, who scored only one goal in two games. The episode concludes with a review of the Fantasy Challenge standings and the What to Watch For segment.

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In this episode of the EShow, Neil and Jake dive into some bulletin board material by making way-too-early predictions for the EHL Regional Finals, with Neil encouraging everyone to keep an eye on the New York Apple Core. They also make predictions for the EHLP, noting the Northeast Conference is particularly tough to call, before Jake settles on an all-New Jersey final in the Mid-Atlantic. The conversation shifts to the Fantasy Challenge, where they recap the October results, won by intern Madison, thanks to an astronomical 72 point month from the New Jersey 87's Alex Haar. They end the episode by previewing their What To Watch For games for the week, including a Nor'easter vs Apple Core matchup and a Philly Hockey Club vs Bears playoff rematch.

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In this episode, Neil and Jake return from an exhausting week of travel to provide a recap of the eighth annual EHL College Series. They discuss the invaluable experience the players gained competing against older, stronger NCAA opponents in several very close games and provide a breakdown of each matchup, starting with the Mid-Atlantic team's games at Hershey Park Arena against Lebanon Valley and a tough game against Stevenson. The discussion then moves to the Northeast team, covering their visits to the Roger Williams campus and a high-scoring battle with Nichols. Neil shares how it felt returning to his alma mater, Quinnipiac, for the game against Albertus Magnus. They praise the players' character and resilience, especially in the final game against Manhattanville where the team fought back after a difficult first period. After wrapping the college series talk, Neil and Jake analyze the current fantasy hockey standings and end the show by previewing EHL and EHLP matchups to watch in the week ahead.

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In Episode 265 of the EShow, Neil Ravin and Jake Basile are joined by special guest and EHL alumnus, JJ Alger, to preview the much-anticipated EHL College Series. Alger, who participated in the series last year, provides a unique perspective as a freshman at Roger Williams University and will be playing against this year's Northeast All-Star team. He shares his experience adjusting from junior hockey to college academics and athletics, reflecting on how the event helped boost his confidence for the remainder of his final EHL season. Following the interview, Neil and Jake officially announce the complete rosters for the three EHL All-Star teams and break down the schedules for the nine-day event, which includes matchups against Lebanon Valley College, Stevenson University, Roger Williams University, Nichols College, Albertus Magnus, and Manhattanville. Before closing out the episode, we take a look at the current state of the Fantasy Challenge and highlights key EHL and EHLP games to watch in the coming weeks.

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In the third episode of the season, hosts Neil Ravin and Jake Basile are joined by Jefferson Mills for a comprehensive recap of the recent EHL Showcase. After Neil admits he was wrong about the Seals' jersey color, the trio breaks down the weekend's action, discussing the gauntlet of tough games for Philadelphia Hockey Club and the impressive performances from teams like the New Hampshire Wolves.They highlight standout moments, including Nick DeGeorge's Michigan goal for the Seahawks, and explain the new combined playoff format for the North and East divisions. They also touch on the EHLP's Union Jr Thunder having established themselves as an early team to beat. Later, they review the EShow Fantasy Challenge, where Jake is off to a top-three start while Neil resides near the bottom of the standings. The episode wraps up with a preview of the week's upcoming games and the announcement that the College Series All-Star rosters will be revealed on next week's show.

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In this episode of the EShow Podcast, hosts Neil Ravin and Jake Basile preview the season's first showcase, breaking down the EHL and EHLP schedules. They analyze early-season standouts, with Jake highlighting the Philadelphia Hockey Club and New England Wolves , and Neil pointing to Rhode Island as a team to watch. They also note the high degree of parity in the EHLP, where many games have been decided by one goal. The episode marks the return of the E-Show Fantasy Challenge, with both hosts revealing their player selections for October. To conclude, in the What to Watch For segment, Jake picks the PHC vs Avalanche game, while Neil selects the Capitals vs 87's rematch as his must-see EHL matchup.

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Neil Ravin and Jake Basile are back to kick off the 2025-26 Eastern Hockey League season with the first-ever video episode of the EShow, now available weekly on YouTube. In this season premiere, the duo dives into the excitement surrounding the upcoming opening day. They recap the league's first-ever media days after traveling to meet the teams in each division, where they met the Bears' 6'8" goalie and witnessed a spirited preseason game between the Seahawks and the Express. A major focus is the packed opening day on Thursday, a new tradition that will see nine EHL games and one EHLP game played, with a special live broadcast hosted by The Dan K Show's Dan and Lucas, covering all the action. Keeping it lighthearted as always, the hosts also spoke about Neil's golf game and Jake's second-grade spelling bee victory. Additionally, they announce the return of the popular EHL Fantasy Challenge, teasing their first month's picks. Filled with player stories and league news, the episode sets the stage for another entertaining season in both the EHL and the EHLP.

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In the final EHL Summer Coaches Series interview, Jake Basile sits down with Jeff Perreault, the head coach of the Providence Capitals. Coach Perreault reflects on his team's successful second season, which included a division title and a Frozen Finals appearance. He discusses his coaching philosophy, which focuses on building a respected program, developing players for college commitments, and allowing skilled players creative freedom rather than enforcing a rigid, robotic system. Perreault also highlights the importance of the team's veteran players in establishing a winning culture, the success of individual players moving on to NCAA hockey, and the addition of his son, Stephon, to the coaching staff for the upcoming season.

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In this week's EHL Summer Coaches Series interview, Jake Basile sits down with Chris Cerrella, the head coach of the New Hampshire Avalanche. Cerrella discusses his program's success in leading the way for college commitments, attributing it to the hard work of the players and extensive communication from the coaching staff. He reflects on the previous season, which included another trip to the Frozen Finals and an intense rivalry with the Express. Looking ahead, Cerrella expresses confidence in his team, which is returning its top three scorers and has been bolstered by recruiting experienced junior hockey veterans. The conversation also highlights the program's developmental model, which integrates the EHL Premier team closely with the EHL team.

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