The Thorne Cup Finals are happening right now, and we previewed the semi-finals...sort of. We give our thoughts on the tournament as a whole, and ask if we've seen anything this week to put our predictions into question. In non-Thorne Cup news, Fresno will have a new head coach next year, so we talk about that to open the podcast, and give you a few names to watch out for in the coaching search.

To end the podcast, we get even more reassurance that the official slogan of the podcast needs to become "if it ain't weird, it ain't us."

We've made it to the best time of year! The Thorne Cup Final is taking place next week in Ogden, and we have everything you need to know about the six teams participating in the tournament.

Five division titles are on the line this weekend across the league, and we preview every single one, including giving our predictions. We also discuss the wild card scenarios that could come up following the Division Final round heading into the Thorne Cup Finals in a few weeks.

At the end of our Division Semifinals Preview, Charles saw that Slave Lake announced their team name. We give our initial reactions to the name, which included some disappointment that we won't be winning the Name the Team contest.

The playoffs are officially here! All five divisions are now competing in the Thorne Cup Finals, over nine different Division Semifinals this weekend. We preview all nine series, and give our predictions, in this episode of the podcast.

Wild Card Weekend is here! We preview and predict the two playoff matchups this weekend, and turn to a computer for some help too. We also name our Three Stars of the Week and discuss a news article from "Springfield News-Leader" on the former Springfield Express owner.

There are a few teams going in complete opposite directions as we inch closer to the playoffs starting. We discuss what's working, and what's not working, for those two teams. To close the podcast, we give our recommendations for the Slave Lake organization, as they're searching for a team name.

For the third straight season, we could be watching the greatest goal scorer in WSHL history. The best part? It could become four straight next year. We talk about the league's all-time records and the players that are in a good spot to push their way to the top of the record books. We close out the podcast with what we learned from the Cheyenne Stampede ownership situation this week, and why that story might not be going away for a few months.

The WSHL is heading back to Vegas! We discuss the Las Vegas Thunderbirds, a new team who will begin play next season. They aren't the only new team though. There are three markets that could be getting teams in Canada next season, which would grow the WPHA to seven teams, the largest division in the league.

The deadline had its share of surprises, so who are the winners and losers after this week's Trade Deadline? We also name our Three Stars of the Week, talk about the ownership situation in Cheyenne and a 4 vs. 5 matchup that just got a lot more intriguing.