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Apr 15, 2026 1 hr 9 min

Wheels Falling Off ~ Episode 362

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The end of the line is near for the Chicago Blackhawks, and this season can’t come to a close fast enough. The guys break down what’s gone wrong in this final stretch, including a firsthand account from Tanner, who was in the building for the 5–3 loss to the St. Louis Blues. Trying to come to terms with what this season became, the conversation shifts to the big question: how do you fix this team over the summer? While many Blackhawks fans are hoping for a splashy move, the reality might not be so simple. The guys dig into the idea of adding players like Matthew Knies and Jason Robertson, weighing the pros and cons of each potential move. Ultimately, they land on a conclusion that the realistic outlook for this offseason—and even next season—might not match what most of the fanbase wants to hear. From there, they dive into the NHL Draft Lottery odds, discussing where they hope the Hawks land, and each rank their top four prospects for the team to target. To wrap things up, Jarom revisits the preseason preview episodes to see which teams the guys picked to make the playoffs, comparing those predictions to how things actually played out. Hosts: Jarom @ZachJarom Tanner X: @WCBPodcast Instagram: @WCBPodcast Facebook: WCBPodcast . . #nhl #hockey #blackhawks #icehockey #chicagoblackhawks #podcast

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