Last Word on Hockey presents The 4th Line Hockey Podcast #206 – Joel Quenneville Fired, Hockey Hall of Fame 2018. Carl, Joel and Nick provide their own unique and fun view of hockey. Every week the guys share their thoughts on the news of the week, have a variety of guests from the world of hockey as well as spending some time in segments like The Elimination Station, Joel’s Counselling Couch, The Rant Shack, and The Hot Seat.
Episode #206 – Joel Quenneville Fired, Hockey Hall of Fame 2018
Carl, Joel and Nick are back to discuss the news of the week in the NHL, including:
The Ottawa Senators private conversation in an Uber was made public. After mocking the coaching staff, what is the long-term implication for the Senators? What would Connor McDavid be making fun of? How big was the Uber driver’s vehicle?
Joel Quenneville was fired by the Chicago Blackhawks. What is the best fit for him as a head coach moving forward?
The new class is being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, including Gary Bettman and Martin Brodeur. Has Gary Bettman stopped being the NHL commissioner and now become a full WWE heel? Where does Brodeur rank all-time for goalies? Will Carl ever actually admit that he’s a good goalie?
The Toronto Maple Leafs are rumoured to be collecting trade offers for William Nylander. Will he stay, sit or be traded?
Lastly, they pick the Pavel Bure Must Watch Games of the Week!
All this and more on episode #206 of the 4th Line Hockey Podcast.
Who are Carl, Joel and Nick? Carl comes from Calgary, AB. His facial hair of choice is a mustache. His team of choice is the Colorado Avalanche and his smoked meat of choice is brisket. Joel comes from Calgary, AB. His facial hair of choice is a beard. His team of choice is the Toronto Maple Leafs and his smoked meat of choice is ribs. Nick comes from Toronto, ON. His facial hair of choice is a light beard. His team of choice is the Detroit Red Wings and his smoked meat of choice is ribs.
Main Photo: CHICAGO, IL – FEBRUARY 19: Head coach Joel Quenneville of the Chicago Blackhawks watches his team take on the Los Angeles Kings at the United Center on February 19, 2018, in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
