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But as I mentioned from off the jump, we got five games on tap to kick off this 2026-27 NHL season, three of those games being on ESPN, starting with the Florida Panthers taking on the defending Stanley Cup champion, Carolina Hurricanes, at 4:00 PM Central Time.

First of a ESPN triple header and a potential Eastern Conference Final matchup in the 2027 Stanley Cup playoffs.

And of course, we can't forget that Brady Tkachuk will be making his NHL-- I mean, not NHL, but his Florida Panthers debut.

So of course, he was acquired in the off-season in a trade with the Ottawa Senators, so he will now be playing with his brother, Matthew Tkachuk.

And man, oh man, I said it in the off-season, I'll say it now, this team is going to be so scary to watch, and it's going to be physical.

This is gonna be one of the physical, most scariest teams to watch all season with the Tkachuk brothers, or should I say the Best Brothers, on the same team.

Then we got an original six matchup between the Montreal Canadiens and the Toronto Maple Leafs coming on at 6:00 PM Central Time.

Of course, um, the 18-year-old was drafted first overall by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 2026 NHL Draft coming out of Penn State.

Of course, you got Ivar Stenberg, who was drafted second overall, um, to the San Jose Sharks.

Then you got Anton Frondel from the Chicago Blackhawks, Roman Kancerov, and plenty more other rookies along the way.

So we got a talented rookie lineup for this upcoming 2026-27 NHL season, hoping to g- get a hat-trick for Gavin McKenna for his NHL debut, or probably could go like Austin Matthews did in his NHL debut with Toronto and score four goals, but we'll just have to see.

Of course, Montreal Canadiens, uh, they made it to the Eastern Conference Final last season, getting eliminated by the Carolina Hurricanes in five games, and they're going to be looking to do some damage for this upcoming season.

And they're gonna be looking to get a win against their longtime rivals in the Toronto Maple Leafs.

And then we got another original six matchup between the New York Rangers and the Boston Bruins at 7:00 PM Central Time.

But as I mentioned from off the jump, we got five games on tap to kick off this 2026-27 NHL season, three of those games being on ESPN, starting with the Florida Panthers taking on the defending Stanley Cup champion, Carolina Hurricanes, at 4:00 PM Central Time.

First of a ESPN triple header and a potential Eastern Conference Final matchup in the 2027 Stanley Cup playoffs.

And of course, we can't forget that Brady Tkachuk will be making his NHL-- I mean, not NHL, but his Florida Panthers debut.

So of course, he was acquired in the off-season in a trade with the Ottawa Senators, so he will now be playing with his brother, Matthew Tkachuk.

And man, oh man, I said it in the off-season, I'll say it now, this team is going to be so scary to watch, and it's going to be physical.

This is gonna be one of the physical, most scariest teams to watch all season with the Tkachuk brothers, or should I say the Best Brothers, on the same team.

Then we got an original six matchup between the Montreal Canadiens and the Toronto Maple Leafs coming on at 6:00 PM Central Time.

Of course, um, the 18-year-old was drafted first overall by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 2026 NHL Draft coming out of Penn State.

Of course, you got Ivar Stenberg, who was drafted second overall, um, to the San Jose Sharks.

Then you got Anton Frondel from the Chicago Blackhawks, Roman Kancerov, and plenty more other rookies along the way.

So we got a talented rookie lineup for this upcoming 2026-27 NHL season, hoping to g- get a hat-trick for Gavin McKenna for his NHL debut, or probably could go like Austin Matthews did in his NHL debut with Toronto and score four goals, but we'll just have to see.

Of course, Montreal Canadiens, uh, they made it to the Eastern Conference Final last season, getting eliminated by the Carolina Hurricanes in five games, and they're going to be looking to do some damage for this upcoming season.

And they're gonna be looking to get a win against their longtime rivals in the Toronto Maple Leafs.

And then we got another original six matchup between the New York Rangers and the Boston Bruins at 7:00 PM Central Time.
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