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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 112 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HockeySports | |||

On Episode 111 of Game Notes, the guys discuss Marchenko’s return to Columbus, Rantanen’s monster night and McDavid’s torrid pace. They touch on college hockey and CHL rankings before rising country music artist Howie Jennings joins to chat about his... more
On Episode 110 of Game Notes, Barstool Chief joins to discuss Bedard’s return and expectations for the Blackhawks moving forward. Next, the guys discuss the Frozen Frenzy and all the action around the league including big time performances from Jack ... more
On Episode 109 of Game Notes, Jonny Lazarus joins to discuss the red hot New York Rangers and gets into it with Pasha about the Hudson River Rivalry. Next, the guys discuss the unfortunate rapidly growing list of injuries around the league from Barko... more
It’s the Season 5 home opener and the guys come out of the gate and catch up on their summers. Then they discuss the snooze fest that was the Chasing Goals Rangers Bruins game. Then, the guys go through all their predictions for the season from team ... more
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Great listen and super informative to get caught up on the NHL as the season stars
Murly and army are kings. Mike and the Indian are straight up peasants
Why are you going five days between shows in the playoffs?? You’re leaving so much meat on the bone during the most important time of the season. We want more engagement!
Murls picks have been ice cold!!!!
I’m thrilled they launched their own podcast. They are hilarious. I remember when they were just recurring guests on Spittin Chiclets. It’s fantastic to see them with their own show now—I can’t get enough of their content. Shout out to G and Pasha as well! They all seem like great guys too.
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This show centers hockey analysis with a lively, banter-filled approach that blends game-by-game breakdowns, betting angles, and insider stories from the hockey world. Episodes frequently feature a rotating cast of hosts and guests, delivering quick-hit takes on trades, drafts, coaching moves, and player development, all laced with humor and behind-the-scenes anecdotes. A standout is the strong emphasis on betting context and analytics alongside traditional play-by-play discussion, making it appealing to fans who want both entertainment and actionable hockey insights. Notable for its long-form, high-energy style and frequent sponsor integrations, it often blends on-ice strategy with personal narratives to create a energetic, insiders' view ... more
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Recent guests on Chiclets Game Notes include:
1. Howie Jennings
2. Jonny Lazarus
3. Jason Bukala
4. Kirk MacDonald
5. Christian Humphreys
6. Manny Malhotra
7. Maxime Talbot
8. John-Michael Liles
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