Last Word on Hockey presents The MnM Hockey Podcast. The latest addition to the stable of LWOH Hockey Podcast Content. Every week, Alex Metzger and Chace McCallum will 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 on original segments. Sit back, listen, and enjoy some NHL news, analysis, and discussion.
Toronto Maple Leafs Defence and More
Alex and Chace are back with another episode. Today, they take a look at what has been happening around the NHL over the past week—starting with the New Jersey Devils and their insane winning streak. Currently, they sit at 13 wins in a row. A 14th win would beat their franchise record of 13. The guys break down whether or not they should go “all in” this season and how well they are built for the future.
The team the Devils need to be for game 14 would be the Leafs. And news came in today that the Toronto Maple Leafs defence took yet another hit. That is now Jake Muzzin, Morgan Rielly, and T.J. Brodie all out for an extended period of time. The guys discuss what this means for Toronto as well as a unique opportunity it will provide. They also preview the game odds using their partners at BetStamp!
Finally, Alex and Chace discuss a few other teams around the league that have been streaking one way or the other. As well as ask the question, is this it for the Washington Capitals?
Who are Alex and Chace? Alex and Chace are both from the Waterloo region in Ontario, Canada. Both of them grew up playing hockey and shortly after fell in love with analyzing it. Chace is a noted Leafs and Penguins fan, while Alex is a die-hard Senators fan. You can find Alex’s work at LastWordOnHockey.com, including his other podcast, The Last Word on Sens Podcast. You can also find Chace’s work at ActionNetwork.com.
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