Up In The Blue Seats is a New York Rangers hockey podcast as only the New York Post sports section can create. The hosts are former Rangers and 15-year NHL center Brian Boyle and NY Post Rangers beat writer Mollie Walker. Brian and Mollie break down the latest news about the Rangers and take you inside the locker room with Hockey Hall of Fame NY Post Rangers beat writer Larry Brooks. They are join... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 189 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | HockeySports |
EmmaKate Austin and Larry Brooks discuss the Rangers’ high-level of activity in NHL free agency, headlined by the Blueshirts managing to sign Vladislav Gavrikov as well as K’Andre Miller being dealt in-division to Carolina, Will Cuylle’s contract ext... more
Mollie, Larry and Brian touch on the Rangers working on trading Chris Krieder to the Anaheim Ducks, David Quinn returning to the Blueshirts by joining Mike Sullivan’s coaching staff, what Chris Drury could have been looking for at the NHL Draft combi... more
Mollie, Larry & Brian Boyle break down how Larry Brooks would fix the Rangers in his three-part series he wrote for the Post.
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The Rangers have hired Mike Sullivan to be the 38th head coach in franchise history. Mollie Walker, Larry Brooks & Brian Boyle react to the hiring and discuss why it was a no-brainer. Plus, Brian shares his experience playing for Sullivan and what he... more
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She HAS to stop giggling. Its impossible to listen to Boyler and Larry. TOTALLY annoying. Please stop or leave. Otherwise 5 stars.
This podcast has steadily declined over the years. Mollie reports and talks like she is a teenager working for her high school newspaper and Larry is the master of the obvious. Brian Boyle adds value as a former player and should have a bigger role! One could argue that the podcast was better when they had regular guests (former players and others from the hockey world) and Ron Duguay was the host!
Quite simply the best informed, most to the point analysis of the NY Rangers. Love all three of the hosts but…
Please work on the audio quality. At the very least turn off your phone and laptop alerts when you record.
I listen to every episode on my horrendous commute and I love it, but every text or email alert pings through my car like a puck shattering glass. Between that and the clunky insertion of ads (which is super jarring due to the volume differential), it can be a painful listen.
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As I posted last season, I always enjoy this excellent podcast! Larry Brooks is great. However, the episodes tend to be on the shorter side; and I am very disappointed that the episodes do not drop on a predictable schedule. The show does not appear to be a priority of the host and co-hosts. The episodes should drop on the same day most weeks as other NYR podcasts do. Enough with the pauses and delays at the height of the season. Also, the show could have continued during the Four Nations tourna... more
Mollie, great show, but please stop making your voice raspy,
its like nails on chalkboard.
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Content primarily revolves around the New York Rangers, delving into team dynamics, player performance, and management strategies from the perspective of former NHL players and seasoned sports journalists. The hosts frequently discuss game analysis, trade rumors, and coaching changes, with significant focus on the cultural and performance-related aspects affecting the team's success. Given the insider knowledge of the hosts, listeners gain a unique look into the challenges and decisions facing the Rangers, enhancing their understanding of the sport and the team's direction. The podcast's engaging dialogue, combined with the diverse experiences of the hosts, aims to keep fans informed while also entertaining them with personal anecdotes and ... more
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