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Sound Of Hockey - Seattle Kraken Hockey Podcast Sound Of Hockey
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Sound Of Hockey is brought to you by SoundOfHockey.com.
This show is a general hockey podcast - produced for and by hockey fans - which features news and discussion surrounding the Seattle Kraken, and the sport in Seattle and the rest of the Pacific Northwest (the... Sound... area. Get it?). Plus, you'll hear great interviews, banter, and segments regarding the latest from all around the hockey world.
John Barr, Andy Eide, and Darren Brown are three Seattle-based hockey minds who are here to inform and entertain.
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Ep. 285 - Kraken Post-Mortem
This episode of the Sound Of Hockey Podcast is a little different than most in terms of its structure.
After some discussion about the disputed report from ESPN about the nature of Dave Hakstol's firing, the guys discuss some general hockey headlines before diving into a Kraken "Post-Mortem."
That makes up the bulk of the episode, with topics ranging from what went wrong to how the team can improve.
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Ep. 284.5 - EMERGENCY EPISODE! Dave Hakstol has been fired by the Seattle Kraken
The Seattle Kraken relieved the only head coach in franchise history, Dave Hakstol, of his duties on Monday. John, Curtis, and Darren decided to get together to give their quick takes and try to figure out where general manager Ron Francis will look next.
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Ep. 284 - Featuring Troy Bodie, Firebirds VP, Business and Hockey Ops
The Seattle Kraken season is finally over, and there's a LOT to unpack on this week's episode of the Sound Of Hockey Podcast.
First, the guys break down the locker clean out days, including Ron Francis' end-of-season availability. They also discuss the recent news of the Kraken moving their TV broadcast to an "over-the-air" option.
Then, John and Darren interview Troy Bodie and discuss his career, Kraken prospects, and what to look forward to for the Coachella Valley Firebirds as they head to the playoffs.
Segments this week include:
Down on the Farm
Weekly One-Timers
Tweets of the Week
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Ep. 283 - Bring the Vibes Up
It's been a tough season for the Seattle Kraken, who seem to be closing it out with a whimper. One this episode of the Sound Of Hockey Podcast, John, Curtis, and Darren are trying to find reasons to be positive, even as this team has gotten them down.
Lots more prospect talk on this one and consideration of what we can look forward to for next season.
Segments include:
Down on the Farm
Weekly One-Timers
Tweets of the Week
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Ep. 282 - Winding It Down
A disappointing season is winding down for the Seattle Kraken, but the Sound Of Hockey guys still have plenty to talk about on their latest episode.
In this one, a breakdown of Shane Wright's impressive hot streak, plus lots of prospect talk in Down on the Farm.
Other segments include:
You Don't See That Every Day
Weekly One-Timers
Tweets of the Week
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Ep. 281 - Talkin' About the Kraken "Kids"
This is a nice, quick little episode of the Sound Of Hockey Podcast, with plenty of discussion about the Kraken "kids" that were called up recently from the Coachella Valley Firebirds.
On this one, you'll get a breakdown of recent games, plus an update on what's been happening for Kraken prospects in the European leagues.
Segments include:
Down on the Farm
Weekly One-Timers
You Don't See That Every Day
Tweets of the Week
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Customer Reviews
Your WAY down on the farm update
The Sound of Hockey podcast is certainly very high on my list of favorite podcasts. The guys are Seattle Kraken focused but still reach out to any and all NHL teams. As well as diving into AHL, WHL, and other leagues that might have interesting news. As the very unofficial Sound of Hockey representative for the ECHL and mascots, I will say that they lack just a little bit on the ECHL. So let’s go WAY down on the sometimes forgotten farm.
The Kansas City Mavericks are the ECHL affiliate of the Seattle Kraken. They play in the mountain division that has 2 of the top five teams in the entire league(28 teams). One of them being relatively close to Seattle with the Idaho Steelheads. And while Idaho is a very good team, no one is stacking up to the Kraken affiliate Kansas City Mavericks this season. They are the winners of the Brabham Cup for best record in the ECHL this season (54-12). Locking in a playoff slot two months ago. Highlights include holding the new ECHL record for road wins in one season(29) and having three different goalies with at least 16 wins this season, amongst several other attributes. Time will tell if the curse of the Brabham Cup will continue or if the Mavericks will take home the notorious Kelly Cup. But the future definitely looks bright for the Mavericks moving forward. So bright that the Seattle Kraken have just renewed their affiliation for the next two seasons.
While my team, the Rapid City Rush, just missed the playoffs, I will give a polite golf clap to the Mavericks for a fantastic regular season. But in news from the Rapid City Rush is Keanu Yamamoto. Finishing his second season with the Rush with 19 goals and 29 assists. His name should be familiar as he is the brother of Seattle Kraken’s Kailer Yamamoto.
Hopefully there will be more updates on a variety leagues from the pod moving forward. Until then, stick taps for Andy.
I’m out
One of the hosts defends someone posting pictures of a shirtless teenage boy(Adam Larsson) in their discord channel labeled “Eye Candy”. Used to love this show, but if you can’t see how creepy that is and want to defend it, I can’t listen anymore.
Stick taps
These guys are just great. Genuinely my favorite podcast across all genres and my first listen when a new episode drops in my feed. Thanks for all you do to grow hockey fandom and knowledge in the Seattle area. Stick taps for Andy.
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