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Photo Gallery: Arena Tour 09-16-19
Photo Gallery of the Seattle Arena progress tour on September 16th, 2019.
Sound of Hockey Episode 32.5 – BONUS EPISODE! Featuring Sean McIndoe, AKA DownGoesBrown
Sound of Hockey just couldn’t sit on this awesome interview with Sean McIndoe of TheAthletic, Puck Soup, Biscuits (a Hockey Podcast), and “The Down Goes Brown History of the NHL” fame, so the guys decided to do a special bonus episode! With Sean, the guys discuss why he loves taking such a historically-driven approach to […]
Sound of Hockey Episode 32 – A Controversial Episode
HERE WE GO! The NHL Playoffs are officially underway, and the Sound of Hockey guys are here for it! From the controversy, to the intriguing storylines, to the feistiness, this podcast covers it all! After days of doing nothing but watching sports, John, Andy, and Darren are excited to finally be conversing with other humans, […]
WHL Attendance
With the WHL playoffs shifting to the lower seed’s arena for games 3 and 4, I figured it was a good time to look at the WHL attendance to see how the league is drawing at the gate. League Wide For the third year in a row, WHL Attendance is down ~1% across the league, […]
Sound of Hockey Episode 27 – Re: Torts, Featuring Alison Lukan of TheAthletic
It’s a gigantic (and slightly tipsy) episode of Sound of Hockey this week, as the guys ended up recording the bulk of the episode following some post-SeaHAC college sodas… See if you can figure out who had the most! Featured on this episode is Alison Lukan, an outstanding writer for TheAthletic who covers the Columbus […]
SeaHAC Expansion Exercise
Over the weekend, Seattle hosted the Seattle Hockey Analytics Conference (SeaHAC) on the University of Washington Campus. One of the agenda items was to simulate the 2021 Seattle Expansion Draft. Rosters, contracts, and protected list will all change between now and the summer of 2021 when Seattle will participate in the Expansion Draft but it […]
Wild Wild West – The Central Compresses
When we last talked about the Central Division in this space two weeks ago, it seemed to be a foregone conclusion which teams would end up in the top three spots upon completion of the regular season. Winnipeg and Nashville were continuing to stand in a class of their own, and the St. Louis Blues—then […]
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