Washington Capitals | Break the Ice Podcast
Washington Capitals | Break the Ice PodcastOfficial Podcast Channel of the Washington Capitals
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Category | Sports | ||||
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Rasmus Sandin takes us back to his early years growing up in Sweden, moving to North America, being drafted by Toronto, and the trade that brought him to Washington on this episode of Break the Ice
Capitals Head Athletic Trainer Jason Serbus discusses his 25 year career in the sports medicine field
Washington Capitals Assistant Coach Kirk Muller joins the show during his first season with the organization
Caps Center Dylan Strome joins the podcast for a deep dive into his early career
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- Best Caps Podcast!
Mike Vogel knows hockey, Caps hockey, but more importantly how to interview. He’s actively listening and we get deeper dives into the folks he’s interviewing as a result. Never awkward or forced, and always something new.
Apple Podcasts5Izzyforeal365
United States2 years ago - Kuzy Interview
Mike - simply your best interview period. Learn so much about Kuzy. His views of American culture, NHL, KHL, relationships between players and coaches.
Apple Podcasts5V. BruniUnited States2 years ago - Bring back the original pod about the Caps
This used to be great when it was inside scoop into the Caps. Nobody wants to hear would you rather or random chat. It also sounds like these two are permanently congested—is it taped from inside a barrel?
Apple Podcasts3sessweaUnited States3 years ago - “Wayne’s World” of The NHL!
Think if Wayne & Garth did the “Wayne’s World” show but were actually playing on, say, Aerosmith; that’s what you get with these guys. Goofy guys who just happen to play on the pro team they’re talking about. more
Apple Podcasts5TJ ShadwellUnited States3 years ago - Fantastic pod
Absolutely hilarious. I thought it would be cool to hang out w/Caps players, & Dowder & Hats don’t disappoint.
Apple Podcasts5BHartzell44United States3 years ago
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