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EPISODE · Feb 21, 2025 · 12 MIN

Will The NHL Outperform The Other Pro Leagues In The Future?

from The Sean Salisbury Show

After putting together an in-season tournament somewhat like the NBA has done, the NHL has reached a new height in the sports world. The four nations of Finland, Sweden, Canada, and the U.S all in a round-robin format, competed in three game series in which the two best teams went on to compete for the Four Nations Cup. Drawing more attention than expected as the tournament coursed on and following last nights championship match with Canada taking down the U.S., chatter has begun in regards to other leagues like the NBA and NFL not living up to their full and or past potential. Former NHL player P.K. Subban weighs in on the distinguishing factor between the NHL and other leagues that gives hockey an edge over the others. Sean and Brian take a moment in agreeance with Subban and pose the question to listeners, what is it that may be drawing more people to watch other leagues like hockey and soccer in comparison to the usual watched leagues, basketball and football? 

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