Pucks and Palms Podcast Episode 19: Why do all these trades happen late on weekends? episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 6, 2025 · 50 MIN

Pucks and Palms Podcast Episode 19: Why do all these trades happen late on weekends?

from Pucks and Palms Podcast · host Matt Lichtenstadter and Colby Guy

Matt and Colby ponder the very important question from the podcast title, and then get into the Panthers last week including:6:00: No Blackhawks/Panthers game can ever be normal8:45: The Islanders fought back but don't have the horses, and it helped the Panthers bust some slumps15:00: Dimitry Kulikov's 1000th game ceremony21:45: A few mistakes cost the Cats against the Caps29:00: The final two games before the Four Nations33:45: Some Four Nations talk35:45: All the trades44:00: The booming salary cap47:00: Super Bowl predictionsEnjoy the show, and make sure to subscribe and give the show a five star review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify!Spotify:Apple Podcasts:Find us on social media:Matt is @MattsMusings1 on Bluesky and Twitter.Colby is @ColbyDGuy on Bluesky and Twitter.The intro song is “Molten Alloy” from https://www.purple-planet.com. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit pucksandpalms.com/subscribe

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