Jim Mosso is heading into his 3rd full season as the Head Coach and General Manager of the EHL team for the Vermont Lumberjacks, however, this will be his 6th year overall with the organization. After being named the EHLP Coach of the Year following the 2015-16 and 2016-17 seasons, Mosso took over the EHL reins halfway through the 2017-18 campaign. With every season the Lumberjacks have raised the bar from the previous year, and Mosso gives a lot of credit to the players that have trusted the process, as well as the league that has developed a strong identity.

Andy Sutton, the Owner and CEO of Verbero Hockey, joins the podcast this week to discuss the new partnership with the EHL and EHLP. Included in the topics of discussion are Sutton's thoughts towards the current status of the hockey world. As a former NHL player, Sutton believes this year's Stanley Cup Playoffs may be the toughest of all-time.

The #Ecrew is back for episode #29 of the podcast. Neil Ravin is joined by Jefferson Mills and Brittany Hart to review the offseason to date. While one of the major topics of conversation is the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the #Ecrew also discusses the upcoming season in the EHL and EHLP. While we continue to work through these uncertain times, the puck will eventually drop again, and when it does, the #Eshow will return in emphatic fashion.

Josh Fusco is heading into his 2nd season as the Head Coach and General Manager of Team Maryland, and 5th year in the EHL. Prior to joining Maryland, Fusco served in the same exact role with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights. Overall, there are plenty of similarities between the Knights and Maryland, but also many differences. After helping lead the Knights to the 2018 EHL Frozen Finals, the program went away, and thus created a new challenge for Fusco. For the veteran coach, his main focus was staying in the EHL, and he took over a program that needed a fresh restart.

Working as a cohesive unit, Andrew Trimble, Tim Kunes, and Connor Bates have brought the New England Wolves program a long way over the past few years. Every season they make a step forward, both on and off the ice. From setting new high-marks for win totals, to winning an EHLP Championship and the Humanitarians of the Year Award (twice), every season brings the Wolves another step closer towards the top of the league. Tim and Connor are the guests on this week's podcast, as they discuss where the bar has been set for the upcoming 2020-21 campaign.

Mark Catron is heading into his 3rd year serving as the Head Coach and General Manager for both Philadelphia Little Flyers teams in the EHL and EHLP. Prior to taking on the lead role, Catron was just the bench boss for the EHLP team, and has been with the organization for six total seasons. Every year brings a different and unique challenge, with this year being by far the most interesting offseason to date, in terms of recruiting.

James Mello is the Head Coach of the EHL team, working underneath Mike Addesa I (General Manager), and alongside fellow coaches Brian Addesa, Sean Bertoni, and Mike Addesa III. On this week's episode of the podcast, Mello talks about the continuity of the staff, and how much everyone learned throughout their first season in the league.

This week's episode of the #Eshow features Drew Laine, the Founder and CEO of the Penalty Box Foundation. Drew discusses all of the different components that make up the foundation, including the fundraisers they've put together during these unprecedented times. Drew also discusses this week's challenge that he is taking on in full force, as he sets out to walk 75 miles in 24 hours.

Finding a positive out of the way things ended was hard at first for Rich DeCaprio, the Head Coach and General Manager of the Rangers, but he eventually found the silver lining. The EHL wasn't the only league that had to pull the plug, and simply put, the Rangers organization won the only two trophies that were up for grabs last year. Each team won as much as they possibly could.
Now, turning the page, DeCaprio is hitting the reset button with a handful of returners as well as a group of players climbing the ladder from the EHLP to the EHL. While the Rangers success speaks for itself, DeCaprio also gives a lot of credit to the league his teams play in.

Earlier this week, the Eastern Hockey League (EHL) announced the addition of Joe Bertagna as the new Executive Advisor of the #Eshow. After serving as a commissioner in the NCAA ranks for 38 years, Bertagna is ready for the next chapter in his career, and the challenges that it will bring.
Bertagna jumped on the podcast this week and told stories of the past that included glimpses into his playing, coaching, and administrative days. While it will forever be disappointing the way his final season ended with the Hockey East Association, Bertagna is still beyond proud of how that conference has grown over the last two decades.