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Hershey Bears

The Hershey Bears are a professional ice hockey team based in Hershey, Pennsylvania, that competes in the American Hockey League (AHL) as the minor league affiliate of the Washington Capitals. The team plays its home games at GIANT Center and sells tickets, merchandise, and team news to fans.www.hersheybears.com

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Sep 22, 2026

Rachel DonnerHOST
30:32
Two of the games are against Wilkes-Barre Scranton.
Rachel DonnerHOST
30:34
One is against the Hershey Bears, and then they open their season October 3rd.
Rachel DonnerHOST
30:38
They love playing
Russ CohenHOST
30:39
Wilkes-Barre.
Rachel DonnerHOST
30:41
I know, like, like, oh, here we are again.
Rachel DonnerHOST
30:44
I know, and especially like having to play, you know, partially the Hershey Bears last night.
Rachel DonnerHOST
30:50
It's just like, oh, God, not these guys again.
Rachel DonnerHOST
30:53
But, you know,
Scott LaughlinHOST
24:04
All right, that's Penguins head coach Dan Mews.
Scott LaughlinHOST
24:07
Our next stop is Hershey, Pennsylvania, at the Giant Center, home, of course, of the Hershey Bears, the longtime home.
Scott LaughlinHOST
24:15
Johnny Brudzinski, as we mentioned in the opening faceoff, Brudzinski scoring twice.
Scott LaughlinHOST
24:19
The Capitals beat the Flyers by a score of 5-2.
Dan HolmeGUEST
34:03
Uh, another name to circle as well is Ivan Moroshonenko.
Dan HolmeGUEST
34:07
Um, and it gets a little bit more complicated for him because he will have to clear waivers, that, uh, he cannot just get sent straight down to the AHL Hershey Bears.
Dan HolmeGUEST
34:17
But, um, a bubble player.
Dan HolmeGUEST
34:19
He's getting in some work with, uh, team A or group, uh, A there, so I think it is definitely possible.
John WaltonHOST
0:18
The Bruins rally late to force overtime and win a shootout over the Capitals.
John WaltonHOST
0:25
Analysis of the first preseason game from Caps senior writer Mike Vogel and Hershey Bears radio voice Zach Fish on tonight's Capitals visit to Central Pennsylvania.
John WaltonHOST
0:37
Good morning, everybody.
John WaltonHOST
0:38
Today is Monday, September 21st.
Spencer CarberySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:58
We'll take the film from it.
Spencer CarberySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:59
We'll learn from some stuff, and we'll just continue to build and get better.
John WaltonHOST
3:02
For more on last night's game, as the Capitals now head to Hershey to play the Flyers tonight, Cap senior writer Mike Vogel joined me after the game from TD Garden, giving us his thoughts on what he saw in this one.
John WaltonHOST
3:15
Well,
Don La GrecaHOST
38:59
And we had a big one after he won the Super Bowl.
Don La GrecaHOST
39:01
And Ernie, I guess, had heard I was a hockey guy, so he was telling me stories growing up at Hershey and following the Hershey Bears in the AHL.
Don La GrecaHOST
39:11
Just a really nice man.
Don La GrecaHOST
39:13
But all I ever think about is the conviction.
Gino LamontGUEST
12:58
So they're carrying our games.
Gino LamontGUEST
13:00
And so because it was a national televised game, we had to stay with it for 45 minutes while the Hershey Bears celebrated on our ice, skated around, all their families came down on the ice or taking the pictures.
Gino LamontGUEST
13:16
Everybody we know is walking behind the camera with tears pouring down their face.
Gino LamontGUEST
13:20
And Grant and I have to be magnanimous about it because this is a national audience now where I Well, you know, it was a hard-fought battle, and all we wanted to do was just kick and curse and go cry with the others.
Beth LyonsHOST
36:28
Memories.
Beth LyonsHOST
36:30
What about the Hershey Bears? AHL, EHL, or senior hockey? Wait.
Beth LyonsHOST
36:36
Wait.
Beth LyonsHOST
36:37
Here we go.
Richard BlosserHOST
0:04
This is the Grit and Bear It podcast, the first and only podcast covering the 13-time Calder Cup champions, the Hershey Bears.
Richard BlosserHOST
0:15
This is unfiltered and at times unfocused hockey time.
Richard BlosserHOST
0:21
And now, on with the show.
Richard BlosserHOST
0:28
Good morning, Hershey! Are we back? Oh, we are so back! Yes! Finally, after months of clickbait articles, player speculation, will Alex Ovechkin come back? Will the Capitals and Bears extension stay along? Are we finally going to be able to watch Bears games? Are they going to get kicked over to NBC Sports Network by the Golf Channel? No.
Richard BlosserHOST
0:58
Here we are.
Richard BlosserHOST
0:59
We actually have Hershey Bears hockey stuff to talk about as hockey is back.
Richard BlosserHOST
1:07
Everyone, welcome to the Grit and Bear It podcast, the first and original Hershey Bears hockey podcast.
Richard BlosserHOST
1:16
podcast out here on the podcast first we are not presented by anybody this season no more sports networks no more sponsor reads hopefully for now no more none this is a fan supported and fan driven podcast And that's where we are.
Matt O'DonnellHOST
19:41
The
Aliana GomezHOST
19:41
Flyers face the Washington Capitals at 7 p.m. at the Giant Center in Hershey, and that's the home of the Capitals' minor league team, the Hershey Bears.
Matt O'DonnellHOST
19:49
The Phillies are going into their off day with an important win under their bell.
Matt O'DonnellHOST
19:52
Christopher Sanchez pitched well against the Mets, going six innings and striking out six, only gave up two runs.
Victor FindlayHOST
7:43
Rabinsky's first of the preseason.
Victor FindlayHOST
7:45
He's played four seasons as a pro with the Hershey Bears in the American Hockey League.
Victor FindlayHOST
7:50
Multi-time Calder Cup winner in the AHL as Toronto were outside.
Victor FindlayHOST
7:55
This is Rabinsky's first year with the Maple Leafs organization.

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