
Hosted by hockey writers Sean Shapiro and Robert Tiffin, Algorithmically Incorrect Hockey is a weekly show about the people and parts of hockey that fascinate us, whether they please the algorithm or not. Also featuring weekly guests from around the hockey world, AI Hockey is a show created out of passion for good storytelling and love of the game.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsHockey | |||

Robert remembers the name of the show. Sean grits his teeth while praising the Arsenal Football Club.
First, (5:30) the guys talk a bit more about Jason Robertson, Kirill Kaprizov, and how contract comps work in different markets. We then move on (... more
Robert finds out about a goat named Skubal. Sean's wifi holds up until a late-episode storm rolls in.
The guys open the show by talking about offseason sports viewing (6:30). Sean announces his running project to watch every Fast & Furious movie. more
Sean drives to the top of a parking garage. Robert gets to hear an Alex Ovechkin story.
First (11:20), the one-and-only Bruce Boudreau joins the show to talk about the award named after him, how his AHL career ended, comparing tough playoff goalie ... more
Sean and Robert kick things off by magnanimously acknowledging that you are allowed to walk up and give them envelopes of cash at any time.
Former NHL video coach Kelly Forbes then joins the show (11:45) to talk about his career in Dallas, how the j... more
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I’m a big fan of both writers and a subscriber to both of their substacks, however, Sean’s delivery and audio needs work. The background noise from the rink just about ruined E2.
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A hockey-focused interview show hosted by two longtime hockey writers, featuring in-depth conversations with coaches, executives, players, and analysts about development pipelines, league dynamics, branding, and the business of hockey beyond the NHL. Episodes frequently explore coaching philosophy, analytics, live-streaming culture, and the global dimensions of the sport, with a casual, storytelling-heavy approach that leans into personal anecdotes and behind-the-scenes perspectives. Unique angles include expansion markets, cross-border coaching pipelines, and the evolving relationship between traditional analysis and modern media, making it appealing to listeners who crave nuanced, practitioner-level industry insights.
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Recent guests on Algorithmically Incorrect Hockey include:
1. Kyle Stich
2. Bruce Boudreau
3. Troy Bodie
4. Kelly Forbes
5. Florian Wieser
6. Jack Han
7. Rick Bowness
8. Elliotte Friedman
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