
Tyler Yaremchuk and a variety of guests discuss the biggest stories from around the hockey world! Join them weekdays for trade rumours, insight into last night's games, takes on the biggest stories and more!
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 955 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Two young NHL stars just cashed in.
Minten signs a 7-year, $7.2 million AAV deal, while Buium lands an 8-year, $9.38 million AAV contract. With the window for 8-year extensions closing, who could be the next NHL player to get a long-term deal? Dento... more
Luke Evangelista has been TRADED to the New Jersey Devils, while Eeli Tolvanen is heading to New York.
On today’s Daily Faceoff Live, we break down the latest NHL moves and what they mean for the Devils, Predators and Rangers.
Why did Nashville dec... more
What will the NHL look like in 2030?
Tyler Yaremchuk and Carter Hutton look five years into the future and debate some of the biggest predictions from Daily Faceoff's NHL 2030 projections, including which teams could be Stanley Cup contenders, which... more
The NHL offseason is still waiting on several major moves, and Tyler Yaremchuk and Carter Hutton rank the five stories they're most surprised haven't happened yet.
The guys debate the chances of a Dylan Larkin trade, Morgan Rielly trade, Cale Makar ... more
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It’s a good podcast. Tyler is a great host and I might be more enthusiastic if it was just him with varying guests. It was a great podcast with Tyler and Frank. I agree with other comments that Colby Cohen and Carter Hutton are annoying and I wish he was on less. Carter mostly talks about himself, name drops “oh I played with them” and kind of rambles. I don’t think he adds value, and probably detracts. I’m writing this review after turning off the most recent episode because Colby is just talki... more
This podcast has really good content, but my God every time I listen to it, there’s audio glitches. I listen to dozens of podcasts that have no audio glitches but this one, always seems to have blips or voices cutting out mid sentence. Does someone have a bad connection? Mic issues? Please address it!
I was in the 5th grade when the Miracle on Ice occurred and there were only a few rinks in the STL area. After that game in 1980 all of my buddies and me wanted to play street hockey and try skating just because of that game.
Fast forward to today and there are a ton of rinks and we have very competitive youth teams for the kids that are good and lots of them go in to the Jrs, NCAA and even play professional. The impact of 1980 in the States almost cannot be quantified
This was a daily listen for me when it was Tyler and Frank. Now if there is a topic I want to listen to my son and I count how many times Carter talks about when he played or something that happened to him. It got old.
Please clean up the pottie mouth , Colby… saying the F-bomb doesn’t make the show cooler and it’s a bad example for youth who want to listen to a hockey show
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A fast-paced hockey show delivering daily analysis on latest league moves, trades, signings, and game-night takeaways. Episodes mix host banter with expert guest perspectives, live reaction to breaking news, and deep dives into team strategies, cap space, and prospect futures. Noteworthy is the frequent integration of industry insiders and media veterans, plus recurring cross-brand conversations that broaden content beyond pure game coverage. This format makes it valuable for listeners who want concise, opinionated hockey commentary with data-backed context and insider viewpoints, often tied to current off-season buzz and roster planning.
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