In episode four, they discuss the unexpected success of teams like the Detroit Red Wings and Philadelphia Flyers, analyze the polarizing career of player Brad Marchand, delve into the significance of backup goaltenders, and examine the strategic decision-making process in team management, especially with the impending trade deadline.
The episode also features a segment titled "Winterpeg" where they interview Kevin Cheveldayoff, Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Winnipeg Jets, discussing the team's performance during a recent slump, the impact of player acquisitions like Elias Lindholm, and the strategic blueprint for potential moves involving players like Guentzel, Tanev, Hanafin, and Henrique. The hosts also touch on the decision to keep Bowness and re-sign Hellebuyck and Scheifele during a rebuild.
The segment then transitions to the "Anatomy of handing out supplemental discipline," exploring the factors and considerations involved in making decisions on player discipline.
The Human Side of the Story, includes Vic's reflection on Rendez-Vous '87, featuring Connal, Mees, Sacks, and Saunders. Neil shares a camp counselor story involving Jimmy Hughes.
IN THIS EPISODE:
- [01:39] Teams causing trouble in the East
- [03:00] Updated playoff projections
- [03:21] Brad Marchand's 1000th game and career
- [06:09] Impact of backup goaltenders
- [11:00] Historical playoff goaltending trends
- [14:03] Introduction of Kevin Cheveldayoff GM of the Winnipeg Jets
- [16:39]Cheveldayoff's experience with Butch Goring
- [17:06] Winnipeg Jets' performance and Sean Monahan acquisition
- [26:39] Cheveldayoff discusses the emotional aspect of playoffs
- [27:18] Loss of key players due to injuries in the playoffs
- [28:39] Decision to part ways with Blake Wheeler and transition leadership to Adam Lowry
- [29:10] Trade and signaling commitment to pushing the team forward
- [33:21] Discussion about a recent incident in the Ottawa-Toronto game
- [39:39] Human Side of the Story Vic Mention of Rendezvous 87 and a personal reflection on colleagues
- [41:56] Neil shares his camp counselor experience with Jimmy Hughes and years of friendship.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- The surprising performance of the Detroit Red Wings and the Philadelphia Flyers is causing havoc for other playoff contenders.
- The impact of backup goaltenders in the NHL is a current trend that may change the role of franchise goalies in winning the Stanley Cup.
- Kevin Cheveldayoff shares insights into team management and the challenges faced as a general manager.
- Neil Smith reflects on past experiences and the impact of his mentorship on the success of NHL players like the Hughes brothers.
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BIO:
Kevin A. Cheveldayoff (born February 4, 1970), nicknamed "Chevy", is a Canadian ice hockey executive and former player who is currently the executive vice president and general manager of the Winnipeg Jets of the National Hockey League.
Cheveldayoff played his junior hockey with the Brandon Wheat Kings of the Western Hockey League. He was drafted in the first round, 16th overall, by the New York Islanders in the 1988 NHL Entry Draft. He played five seasons in the minor leagues, most notably with the Capital District Islanders of the American Hockey League, having had his career cut short by a knee injury. He never played a game in the NHL.
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