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EPISODE · Aug 29, 2026 · 22 MIN

NHL.com's Derek Van Diest on the NHL’s Biggest Storylines

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Guest host Dave Campbell welcomes Derek Van Diest, regional writer for NHL.com, to 880 CHED’s Inside Sports for a deep dive into some of the biggest stories making headlines across the National Hockey League. Dave and Derek discuss the blockbuster Cale Makar contract with the Colorado Avalanche and what the historic deal means for one of the NHL’s elite defensemen and the future of the Avalanche. The conversation also turns to the ongoing Connor Hellebuyck trade rumors surrounding the Winnipeg Jets. Dave and Derek examine the latest speculation around the star goaltender and what a potential trade could mean for Winnipeg and the NHL. Closer to home, the guys break down the Edmonton Oilers injury situation heading into training camp, including the questions surrounding the roster and how injuries could impact the Oilers as they prepare for the upcoming NHL season. Get expert insight into the latest NHL news, Edmonton Oilers updates, Cale Makar contract news, Connor Hellebuyck trade rumors, Winnipeg Jets speculation and NHL training camp storylines with Dave Campbell and Derek Van Diest. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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