Laz and Powers: A show about the Chicago Blackhawks
The AthleticSome call them the Jordan and Pippen of hockey podcasting. Others, more appropriately, call them the Kane and Toews. They just call themselves Laz and Powers. Back for another season, The Athletic's Mark Lazerus and Scott Powers bring you a twice-weekly, in depth look at everything happening in the world of The Chicago Blackhawks.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 141 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | SportsNewsSports NewsHockey | ||||
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Latest Episodes
The Athletic's Mark Lazerus and Scott Powers bid farewell in the final episode of Laz and Powers and explain what's next for them on the podcasiting front. more
The Athletic's Mark Lazerus and Scott Powers preview Blackhawks training camp, which opens later this week, and the upcoming NHL season. They review the Blackhawks' recent prospect games, including Connor Bedard's hat-trick performance, answer fans' ... more
The Athletic's Mark Lazerus and Scott Powers catch up on all things Blackhawks after their offseason break. They discuss the season ahead, Connor Bedard, Kevin Korchinski, Luke Richardson's coaching, answer Twitter questions and much more. more
Darryl Belfry, one of hockey's premier development coaches, and Mike Procopio, one of basketball's, join the show for a unique crossover conversation about player development in the NBA, NHL and beyond. more
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- Stick to hockey
The hockey conversation can be good when they want it to be. Laz clearly hates doing podcasts on hockey and only want to talk about some social justice warriors crap. Im here for hockey, I pay a subscription for hockey I don’t care about your agenda to crucify everyone. Scott keep up the good work!
Apple Podcasts1BradyB89
United Statesa year ago - Difficult to listen to
Powers stammers incessantly and has few original ideas. They both talk over one another constantly. A wasted opportunity
Apple Podcasts1where's Hossa?United States2 years ago - Ignore the nabobs
“Constant woke garbage, misinformed political comments…” that’s what you hear on Woke White Social Justice Warrior hockey podcasts. more
Apple Podcasts5pence is not xtianUnited States2 years ago - Just trash
They’re lazy and more interested in discussion of how hard they “work” and travel than talking about hockey. You are paid to watch hockey! Constant woke garbage, misinformed political comments, and a poor attitude. I would rather listen to the Blackhawk Talk Podcast. I am just bored by these losers.
Apple Podcasts1Matt 5237United States2 years ago - If you like political views
If you want woke talk then this is for you
Apple Podcasts1jmmaster jimUnited States3 years ago
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