Wake up Tom Fitzgerald, before its too late...again

An episode of the The Last Change podcast, hosted by The Last Change Podcast, titled "Wake up Tom Fitzgerald, before its too late...again" was published on December 5, 2025 and runs 90 minutes.

December 5, 2025 ·90m · The Last Change

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The boys talked about the Jack Hughes injury, the teams lack of scoring depth yet again, Tom Fitzgerald being bad at his job and more plus some movie reviews as per usual.

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The boys talked about the Jack Hughes injury, the teams lack of scoring depth yet again, Tom Fitzgerald being bad at his job and more plus some movie reviews as per usual.

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