Up In The Blue Seats - New York Rangers Podcast
NYPostUp 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 | 154 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsHockey | |||
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On a new episode of the “Up In The Blue Seats” podcast with Brian Boyle, Mollie Walker and Larry Brooks, they open the show talking about the Rangers playoff matchup against the Capitals. They discuss the strong regular season, winning the Presidents... more
On a new episode of the “Up In The Blue Seats” podcast with Brian Boyle and Larry Brooks, they open the show talking about the Adam Pelech hit on Mika Zibanejad. They discuss whether it was intentional, the Dobson hit on Trocheck, the loss to the Isl... more
On a new episode of the “Up In The Blue Seats” podcast with Brian Boyle and Mollie Walker, they open the show talking about the line brawl to start the game against the Devils. They react to the players getting tossed from the game, the Rangers sweep... more
On a new episode of the “Up In The Blue Seats” podcast with Brian Boyle, Mollie Walker and Larry Brooks, they open the show talking about the Rangers wild 6-5 win Tuesday to clinch a playoff spot. They discuss Peter Laviolette winning his 800th game,... more
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Nice move going to 3 people Molly should be host (not Boyle). She is a beat reporter. She must stop the constant laughing. It is very distracting. When she sticks to hockey she is very good. No one is interested in your mother or birthday or restaurant you went to in Winnipeg Larry Brooks is an expert wanna be. A hockey reporter not a GM or scout or coach or talent evaluator. Why is he always “joining us later” or “needs to run”? Is he so busy? Brian Boyle is good already and will be excellent g... more
Apple Podcasts3nyc commuter 500
United Statesa month ago - Not Yankee Stadium!!
Andrew, tge Ranger’s vs Islanders upcoming outdoor game is not at Yankee Stadium! Do they not edit these podcasts for inaccuracies like this? Not one on the podcast corrected him? Andrew needs to tighten up his game.
Apple Podcasts5BobAmbyUnited States2 months ago - Could be good but
Andrew, stop summarizing the last 3-4 games to start the podcast. Anyone listening to the show already knows. Mollie. Stick to hockey. You are actually pretty good. The laughing at strange times is annoying Boyle is excellent. Great insights Larry Brooks is an expert wanna be. A hockey reporter not a GM or scout or coach or talent evaluator. Why is he always “joining us later” or “needs to run”? Is he so busy? Steve V of course is the best Overall it’s good. Please stop the phony we are all buds... more
Apple Podcasts3nyc commuter 500United States4 months ago - Informative and Entertaining
I enjoy the podcast’s personalities, Molly, Brian and Larry! They are great with their insights, perspective. along with backstories. Brian especially with his firsthand knowledge of life as an NHL’er from a player’s perspective. And the occasional guests add to the shows storylines. Unfortunately, Andrew can be a distraction. He should just manage the show’s flow and avoid adding his insights and comments.
Apple Podcasts5BobAmbyUnited States4 months ago - A good listen
Always enjoy listening to Ron and so far the guests are interesting and tell good stories. The length and format is just right. Keep it up Doogie! Well done! Edit: Molly...please stop with the giggling already. Your NYP coverage is fine but the giggling is beyond annoying. You sound like an 8 yr girl high on sugar at a sleepover. Enough! And NO one cares about your mom’s obsession w Ron!
Apple Podcasts1Red Tube BarUnited States5 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #28 | United States/Sports/Hockey |
Apple Podcasts | #83 |  United Kingdom/Sports/Hockey |
Apple Podcasts | #6 |  Italy/Sports/Hockey |
Apple Podcasts | #20 |  Australia/Sports/Hockey |
Apple Podcasts | #63 |  France/Sports/Hockey |
Apple Podcasts | #234 | Italy/Sports |
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