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The Cycle Of (NHL) Life | 32 Thoughts



In this episode of the 32 Thoughts Podcast, Kyle Bukauskas and Elliotte Friedman focus on the battle of Ontario from Sunday night between the Leafs and Senators.
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0:00 – Introduction.
5:10 – Focusing on the battle of Ontario from Sunday night between the Leafs and Senators.
8:17 – They also talk about Max Pacioretty’s future as a Toronto Maple Leaf. 12:04 – Utah Hockey Club’s first game in the NHL.
16:30 – The latest on the remaining RFA front.
19:06 – Ville Heinola’s health.
22:12 – An update on Robin Lehner.
23:32 – Vancouver signed Kevin Lankinen in the wake of Thatcher Demko’s injury.
28:33 – An update on the future arena location of the Ottawa Senators.
39:40 – The final thought hones in on Utah HC extending Dylan Guenther.
45:16 – Kyle and Elliotte answer your questions in the Thought Line.
53:30 – The guys welcome in OHL Commissioner, Bryan Crawford, for a chat ahead of their season opener.

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This podcast was produced and mixed by Dominic Sramaty & Cam Barra and hosted by Elliotte Friedman & Kyle Bukauskas.

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.In this episode of the 32 Thoughts Podcast, Kyle Bukauskas and Elliotte Friedman focus on the battle of Ontario from Sunday night between the Leafs and Senators
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19 Comments

  3. @harken231

    Nothing against Kyle, but Marek was a treasure. If he starts his own podcast, I'll listen to it.

  4. @tofuhockey

    Not 100 goals/100 assists because nobody has ever scored 100 goals in a season. Many people have either got 50 HRs or 50 stolen bases, so both are doable. I would say 75 goals/75 assists is more in line. Lemieux and Gretzky have done it.

  5. @sugibear123

    I'll take bet too detroit buffalo boston if they sign swayman florida tampa these teams are playoff ready

  6. @allanmoore0013

    Freidmans comment about the Sens making the playoff gave me deja vu of Gord Miller saying the Sens will make the playoffs in the fall of '96 and the reaction to that comment 😊

  7. @LZed-g4k

    Fall is far too short. 😢
    Winter is too cold 🥶 And loooong. 😢
    Let’sGoOilers!!
    ✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼

  8. @CashMacGregor

    jt miller was off side on 4 or 5 of brock's goals. so many everybody but brock lost count. he was closer to 50 than most realize. considering he scored 10% of his goal total in his 1st game, it will be a tough to repeat.

  13. @regularjoe2325

    This is just my opinion, I love ❤️ all 4 seasons, as we age our ailments don't like unsettled weather/storms of the seasons of each passing year, as in Life as well. Hockey season is back, my favourite sport as a kid growing up, still is, a kid at heart ❤️ I suppose. Go Leafs Go! Go Leafs Go!

  15. @asudbury817

    Enjoying this more w/out Marek. He had this demeanor of 'self importance' that was really annoying and that sports broadcasting is some form of 'high art' . Anyone can do these sports jobs that at the end of the day have zero importance in the grand scheme of things.

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