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Bounce Back Candidates, Giroux Speaks About DeBrincat, Josh Norris’ Injury Timeline and More!



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On today’s episode of the Everyday Sens podcast, Brennan and Jack kick things off by discussing Trent Mann being officially relieved of his duties in a rather questionable fashion (2:00). The duo then discusses Claude Giroux’s comments on Alex DeBrincat (11:30) and Josh Norris’ injury status (22:00). They conclude with a segment surrounding bounce back candidates for the 2023-24 season (34:00).

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9 Comments

  2. AlfiesMullet

    The front office has been a huge mess for a long time.. new ownership should fix that when he takes ove officially

  3. Pat's Garage

    I love the hometown story lines every time. Gives little kids the dream of also playing for your favorite hockey team.

  4. Philip Lee

    Apparently this will fix it so that he won't need to worry about hurting the shoulder again

  5. Pat's Garage

    And Norris will concern me until he's played consistently. When ever that is. To me after missing a whole season, I would think you'd want him shaking off the rust in preseason

  6. Neil Sunstrum

    Brady and Timmy were lights out all year and hate to lose. They were like that before Giroux. It does help having another guy like that and they complement each other nicely.

  7. Christopher Charles

    Giroux (35G), DeBrincat (27G). Giroux was a great signing. Although I would have liked to keep DeBrincat, Norris (35) coming back healthy and Kubalik (20G) will make it easier to move on from him. Injuries aside, I don't believe the Sens will skip beat. It also doesn't hurt that the defense should be much better than last year and goal tending should be strong.

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