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Hockey talk that doesn't stop when the horn does. This playlist covers the whole ride: Post Whistle: A Playoff Beards Podcast during the NHL regular season, and Playoff Beards once the Stanley Cup Playoffs hit. Hosted by Ryan Christensen and Adelia Chamberlain, this is where the week-to-week grind of the NHL regular season gets the full treatment—after the horn, after the hit, and definitely after cooler heads have failed to prevail. Trends, storylines, surprises, frustrations, and the moments that spark arguments long after the final whistle. Smart, loud, opinionated, and proudly fan-first. Because the game doesn't end at the whistle—and neither do the takes. 🏒✨ Then the ice gets colder and the takes get hotter. When the playoffs arrive, so does Playoff Beards—hockey talk with frost on its breath and fire in its takes. Ryan and Adelia dive headfirst into the madness of the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs: loud debates, emotional swings, beard-based superstition, and fan logic that only makes sense after triple overtime. No suits—just passion, pain, and playoff hockey. 🏒❄️ Subscribe to catch every episode, wherever the season takes us.

  1. 13 juin

    Playoff Beards | Stanley Cup Finals Check-In: Will We Have a Champion After Game 6?

    Snark and Ryan are back with a check-in as Vegas and Carolina battle it out for Lord Stanley. This series has been must-watch hockey from the first puck drop — high-scoring, back-and-forth, and absolutely zero margin for error on either side. We're breaking down the biggest storylines as we near the end of this series, and talking through what both teams need to do to in Game 6. Every game has been a thriller. Every shift has mattered. Game 6 is no different. Drop your predictions in the comments and let us know — who's hoisting the Cup? The beards are getting longer. The stakes don't get higher than this.

  2. 2 juin

    Playoff Beards | Stanley Cup Finals Preview: Vegas or Carolina, Who Takes the Cup Home?

    Snark and Ryan are back with the biggest show of the year — it's time to preview the 2026 Stanley Cup Finals. On one side, the Carolina Hurricanes have put together one of the most dominant postseason runs in decades. After going 12-1 through three rounds, sweeping two opponents and barely breaking a sweat on their way to the Final, the Canes are back in the championship round for the first time since 2006 — when Rod Brind'Amour was the captain lifting the Cup. Now he's the coach trying to bring it home. That's a storyline. On the other side, the Vegas Golden Knights are doing what the Vegas Golden Knights do. John Tortorella, who took over with just eight games left in the regular season, has this team playing some of the best hockey of their short franchise history. They ended the Colorado Avalanche's Presidents' Trophy season in a four-game sweep and are riding a six-game win streak into the Final. The Golden Knights have now made three Cup Final appearances in nine years — and they know exactly how to win one. Both of these teams play a physical, suffocating defensive style, which means this series is going to come down to goaltending, special teams, and who breaks first. Carter Hart has been the story in Vegas' net all postseason. Frederik Andersen has three shutouts for Carolina and a save percentage over .930. Something has to give. Offensively, Mitch Marner is the leading scorer in the entire playoffs. Jack Eichel isn't far behind. But Carolina's second line — Taylor Hall, Logan Stankoven, and Jackson Blake — has been the most dangerous unit nobody's talking about outside of Raleigh. Snark and Ryan get into all of it: the paths to the Final, the key matchups, the X-factors, and their picks for how this series ends. The beards are getting longer. The stakes don't get higher than this.

  3. 26 mai

    Playoff Beards | Conference Finals Check-In: What Has Happened to the Avalanche?

    The Conference Finals are here — and both series are delivering. In the East, the Montreal Canadiens and Carolina Hurricanes are locked in a tight battle, with Montreal stunning the top-seeded Canes in Game 1 before Carolina answered back in overtime in Game 2. Out West, the Vegas Golden Knights have been nothing short of remarkable — they erased a three-goal first-period deficit in Game 3 to beat Colorado 5-3 and take a 3-0 series lead over the Presidents' Trophy-winning Avalanche. The Golden Knights are on the verge of a stunning sweep. We're breaking down where both series stand, the biggest storylines, and what to watch as the Stanley Cup Final picture comes into focus. The beards are getting longer. The stakes don't get higher than this.

  4. 19 mai

    Playoff Beards | Conference Finals Preview: Can Anyone Stop Colorado and Carolina?

    The Conference Finals are almost here — and we're breaking it all down before the chaos officially begins. In the West, it's a heavyweight clash as the Colorado Avalanche — arguably the best team in hockey all season — take on the Vegas Golden Knights, who battled through a tough second round to earn their spot. Meanwhile in the East, the Carolina Hurricanes sit perfect through the playoffs and waiting, while Buffalo and Montreal settle things tonight in a winner-take-all Game 7. We preview both Conference Final matchups, dig into what each team needs to do to advance, and make our picks for who punches their ticket to the Stanley Cup Final. The last four teams standing — and only two roads left to the Cup. The beards are getting longer. The stakes don't get higher than this.

  5. 14 mai

    Playoff Beards | The Round 2 Chaos | 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs Check-In

    Round 2 is here — and it's already delivering. We're back with our second-round check-in, breaking down where things stand across all four series as the road to the Conference Finals takes shape. In the East, the Carolina Hurricanes rolled through the Philadelphia Flyers in a sweep and are now waiting to see who comes out of the Canadiens-Sabres battle. Montreal has been one of the stories of this postseason — the young Habs survived a wild seven-game series against Tampa Bay in the first round and have carried that momentum into Round 2. Buffalo, meanwhile, is playing in their first playoff run in over a decade, and their fans are showing up. That series has been back-and-forth and is must-watch hockey. Out West, the Colorado Avalanche have been the class of the field but the Minnesota Wild — playing their first playoff series win since 2015 — aren't going quietly. The Cale Makar vs. Quinn Hughes storyline alone is worth the price of admission. And in the other Western bracket, the Golden Knights and Ducks have picked right back up where they left off — a tight, physical series with momentum swinging every game. We're covering it all tonight: series breakdowns, standout performances, what's surprised us, and where we think each of these is heading. Pull up a chair, grab a beverage, and let's talk playoffs.

  6. 5 mai

    Playoff Beards | Round 2 Is Here: The Road to the Conference Finals | 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs

    Round 1 is done. Round 2 is here. And the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs just got a whole lot more interesting. The Carolina Hurricanes steamrolled their way through Ottawa without dropping a game — and they haven't slowed down, opening Round 2 with a shutout of the Philadelphia Flyers. Colorado looked every bit like the Presidents' Trophy favorite, sweeping the Kings and then dropping nine goals on Minnesota in Game 1 of the second round. The Avalanche are built for this moment, and they're playing like it. Meanwhile, Anaheim's run through Edmonton was one of the bigger upsets of Round 1, and now the Ducks get a shot to prove it wasn't a fluke. In the East, the Atlantic bracket is a fascinating matchup — Buffalo's improbable run through Boston has the hockey world buzzing, and now they draw a Montreal team that just survived a seven-game war with Tampa Bay. Both of these teams have exceeded expectations, and one of them is going to keep that story going deep into May. We're breaking all of it down live. Join Playoff Beards for a full Round 2 preview — every matchup, every key player, and every reason to believe your team can still win the Stanley Cup. Drop your predictions in the chat.

  7. 26 avr.

    Playoff Beards | Round 1 Check-In: Where Every Series Stands | 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs

    Round 1 of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs has already served up its first series result — and the Carolina Hurricanes did not mess around. Carolina swept Ottawa in four straight to advance, and they look like a legitimate threat coming out of the Metropolitan Division. Meanwhile, the Colorado Avalanche are one win away from their own sweep, with Game 4 against the Los Angeles Kings happening today. The Presidents' Trophy winners are doing exactly what everyone expected so far. Beyond those two headliners, we've got six more series to dig into — leads, momentum swings, teams that have looked shaky, and teams that have surprised. The first week of playoff hockey has given us plenty to work with, and we're going live to break it all down. Join Playoff Beards LIVE as we check in on every series in the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Where are things headed? Drop your predictions in the chat and let's talk hockey.

  8. 18 avr.

    Playoff Beards | 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs Preview

    The beards are about to grow. 🏒 The 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs field is locked in — all 16 teams are set, and on this episode of Playoff Beards, we're breaking down every matchup before puck drop on April 18th. In the East, it's Carolina, Buffalo, Tampa Bay, Montreal, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Ottawa, and Boston. Out West, it's Colorado, Dallas, Minnesota, Vegas, Edmonton, Anaheim, Utah, and Los Angeles. From the Presidents' Trophy-winning Avalanche to the Sabres ending a 14-year playoff drought, there are massive storylines all over this bracket. Who's built to make a deep run? Who's a first-round exit waiting to happen? And who's walking away with the Cup in June? We're going matchup by matchup through the full bracket, breaking down the favorites, the dark horses, and our upset picks — then making our Stanley Cup Final predictions.

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Hockey talk that doesn't stop when the horn does. This playlist covers the whole ride: Post Whistle: A Playoff Beards Podcast during the NHL regular season, and Playoff Beards once the Stanley Cup Playoffs hit. Hosted by Ryan Christensen and Adelia Chamberlain, this is where the week-to-week grind of the NHL regular season gets the full treatment—after the horn, after the hit, and definitely after cooler heads have failed to prevail. Trends, storylines, surprises, frustrations, and the moments that spark arguments long after the final whistle. Smart, loud, opinionated, and proudly fan-first. Because the game doesn't end at the whistle—and neither do the takes. 🏒✨ Then the ice gets colder and the takes get hotter. When the playoffs arrive, so does Playoff Beards—hockey talk with frost on its breath and fire in its takes. Ryan and Adelia dive headfirst into the madness of the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs: loud debates, emotional swings, beard-based superstition, and fan logic that only makes sense after triple overtime. No suits—just passion, pain, and playoff hockey. 🏒❄️ Subscribe to catch every episode, wherever the season takes us.

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  • Années d’activité
    2025 - 2026
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