Oct 23, 2026 · 52 min · 9 segments
On this episode, Jack reviews the week that was in Hockeytown. Michal Postava gets a surprise call-up, and then subsequently makes his NHL debut in Vancouver! Lucas Raymond looks like he's got his…
Fortunately, the last game was against the Vancouver Canucks.
So, you know, there wasn't really an awful lot to talk about with that one.
But hey, we'll just jump right into it.
Let's get our clock going.
Let's get our music ready.
And we are going to count her down in 3, 2, 1.
The Flyers had not yet won a game.
The game starts poorly for Detroit, which you will hear me say again.
Then late in the first period, Matt Famichkov, with some impressive hand-eye coordination, opens the scoring off a mid-air rebound.
The Wings draw even early in the second period.
Dylan Larkin going two-on-one with Anton Johansson, putting it on a tee for Anton, who one time's at home for his first NHL goal.
Detroit pushes more as the game goes on.
With five minutes left, it's the first bottom six goal of the season.
Michael Rasmussen forechecking and getting a puck to the net for Andrew Kopp to clean up.
That's Rasmussen's first point since January 2nd.
Detroit holds on despite the worst efforts of their former captain.
2-1 is the final.
This game starts poorly for Detroit, which you will hear me say again.
They get doubled up in shot attempts in the first period.
They do still exit the first tied at one after two power play goals from the point fuck off a screen from Rasmussen and Dmitry Orlov off a screen from Alex Wenberg.
In the second period, Zelebrini would give the Sharks the lead after a failed clear and turnover from William Wallander.
Fortunately, the last game was against the Vancouver Canucks.
So, you know, there wasn't really an awful lot to talk about with that one.
But hey, we'll just jump right into it.
Let's get our clock going.
Let's get our music ready.
And we are going to count her down in 3, 2, 1.
The Flyers had not yet won a game.
The game starts poorly for Detroit, which you will hear me say again.
Then late in the first period, Matt Famichkov, with some impressive hand-eye coordination, opens the scoring off a mid-air rebound.
The Wings draw even early in the second period.
Dylan Larkin going two-on-one with Anton Johansson, putting it on a tee for Anton, who one time's at home for his first NHL goal.
Detroit pushes more as the game goes on.
With five minutes left, it's the first bottom six goal of the season.
Michael Rasmussen forechecking and getting a puck to the net for Andrew Kopp to clean up.
That's Rasmussen's first point since January 2nd.
Detroit holds on despite the worst efforts of their former captain.
2-1 is the final.
This game starts poorly for Detroit, which you will hear me say again.
They get doubled up in shot attempts in the first period.
They do still exit the first tied at one after two power play goals from the point fuck off a screen from Rasmussen and Dmitry Orlov off a screen from Alex Wenberg.
In the second period, Zelebrini would give the Sharks the lead after a failed clear and turnover from William Wallander.
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