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Sep 12, 2018 1 hr 13 min

MCG Season Two

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It's almost time for hockey season in Smashville! We are just days away from training camp and the start of preseason hockey! We kick into season 2 of Music City Gold talking about Nate Schmidt's PED ban, the Canadiens trading their captain, shockingly, to Vegas for a bag of hockey pucks, and give our Top 5 / Bottom 5 teams of the season. Then as we did last year, we give our Central Division season predictions of how things will shake out in the end. We've missed being behind the mic and talking hockey and we are ready to jump right into the season! You can find the show @MusicCityGold on Twitter and you can find the guys at: Kyle - @kylehancock Daniel - @seedandrum Matt - @MattBain31 Want to share your thoughts? Send us a text! Support the show Thanks for listening! If you enjoy the show, be sure to follow us on Twitter and subscribe to us on YouTube! Until next time, we'll see you on the ice!

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It's almost time for hockey season in Smashville! We are just days away from training camp and the start of preseason hockey! We kick into season 2 of Music City Gold talking about Nate Schmidt's PED ban, the Canadiens trading their captain, shockingly, to Vegas for a bag of hockey pucks, and give our Top 5 / Bottom 5 teams of the season. Then as we did last year, we give our Central Division season predictions of how things will shake out in the end. We've missed being behind the mic and tal...

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