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EPISODE · Jan 4, 2022 · 50 MIN

Long layoff doesn't always equal a loss

from Sharp Shooters · host Tim Bigelow & Warren Smith

Long layoff doesn't always equal a loss Why the Winter Classic and NHL outdoor games should be the only NHL game on when they are played. The teams with extra time off wasn't the reason for winning or losing their first game back even against teams already back in action. Recap the Winter Classic between St. Louis and Minnesota. Colorado gets its ducks in a row. Nashville feasts on Chicago's minor league goaltending as Jusse Saros stands out with more shots against. Winnipeg hands Vegas its first OT loss of the year. Dallas get their team out of covid protocol and add to the hockey ops team. Chicago goalied not just by Nashville's Saros but Calgary's Markstrom in back-to-back lopsided losses. Arizona hasn't won or lost in our last podcast. They also had a week break between games to explain why. Subscribe to the podcast and YouTube channel as the podcast ventures into live stream commentary on select Central Division games. Recorded: January, 3, 2022. Edited January, 4, 2022. Show Intro/Extro Music: excerpts of “Acid Trash” performed by MAP from the “Grant Ave.” EP © 2018 Used with permission. Central Division Hockey – The Podcast is written, hosted, engineered, and produced solely by Tim Bigelow. © 2022.

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