A podcast about our love for the Vancouver Canucks hosted by Stefan (Go Off Kings, Blocked Party) and Aaron (WFYM Talk Radio).
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 191 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HockeySports |
On this one we get Cootespilled, talk about the battles for forward positions on the team, the battles for defense positions on the team, EP40's preseason debut, and Jared Kushner buying EA Sports maybe.
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It's Schrodinger's season folks! On this one we talk about Canuck's training camp, their first preseason game, who stood out to us, out of market perception of Canucks storylines, and some single season fantasy hockey sleepers. We are officially back... more
On this one we talk about the most realistic path for the Canucks to one day maybe become a cup contender, the Not Young Stars Prospect Games from the weekend, and all the other Canucks tea from the last week.
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Our friend Tyson Cole (@SpittinPicklets) of CanucksArmy joins the program to give us his thoughts on the Canucks offseason, grade our hottakes from last week, and tell us what he saw at the Canucks (assistant) captain's skate last week. Stefan also d... more
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“A rollicking good time!”
-Raleigh News Observer (formerly Hartford Courant)
“Heck and Warner nail it!”
- New Orleans Times-New Roman-Picayune
“Three chords and the truth!”
-Seattle Post-Intelligencer-than-Thou
“Gotta hear it to believe it!”
-Philadelphia Inquirer-with-an-I-to-be-clear
I’m a Carolina fan who’s suffered for many years, but I love hockey and Aaron and Stefan’s other shows, so it’s the best of both worlds. It’s a nice break in a podcast genre flooded with Toronto media clones and hockey twitter dorks.
not bad, but please bleep the swears or just stop swearing
thank you for doing this,
Trade Quinn Hughes to New Jersey
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This podcast offers a passionate and humorous exploration of the Vancouver Canucks, combining insightful commentary with relatable fan experiences. The hosts frequently discuss the team's strategies, player performances, and upcoming games while also addressing significant off-season moves and management decisions. Engaging in lively dialogues filled with personal anecdotes and critiques, they focus on relevant topics from team dynamics to external narratives affecting the fanbase, creating a unique blend of entertainment and analysis for hockey enthusiasts. Their approach likely resonates with listeners who appreciate both in-depth analysis and lighthearted, comedic takes on their favorite team.
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I Hate This Team launched 3 years ago and published 191 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on I Hate This Team include:
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2. Mike Hale
3. Chris James
4. Tyson Cole
5. Jackson McDonald
6. Scotty Allen Day
7. Nate Ruess
8. Hesse Deni
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