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Hockey Podcasts

TJHP proudly presents 3 unique junior hockey podcast shows with 3 different styles and discussions. Whether you’re a soon to be junior hockey player, currently playing Juniors, a parent of a hockey player, a staff member of a junior hockey organization, or just a hockey enthusiast – we are confident there is a podcast for you, enjoy!

The Junior Hockey Podcast – is a round table atmosphere that includes a general discussion on current events occurring across the Junior Hockey Landscape. A great conversation held while also inviting top executives and coaches on for interviews filled with knowledge and insight.

The Whistleblower Hockey PodcastHosted by, Jeff Nygaard covers the business of college-bound hockey with guests and features. Everything that happens “outside the glass” is in Jeff’s wheelhouse.

The StallTalk Hockey Podcast – is player-centric, sharing memories and stories from past and present Junior Hockey players. A colorful show that consists of the standard conversations that happen in the locker room with the boys.

Development vs Placement. What are the differences when comparing hockey programs.

In hockey, “development” and “placement” programs aren’t just different philosophies — they produce very different long-term outcomes for players. A lot of frustration in youth and junior hockey comes from families thinking they’re buying one… and getting the other. Here’s a clean, side-by-side way to think about it. Development-Focused Hockey Programs Primary question: “How much

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what are reasons you should take your child out of a youth hockey program and go to another.

This is a really fair (and common) question. Moving a child isn’t “quitting” when it’s done for the right reasons—it’s advocating. Here are the most legitimate reasons families decide a youth hockey program isn’t the right fit anymore: 🚩 1. Development Is Taking a Back Seat to Winning Red flag: Your child isn’t improving skills,

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NCAA Mens Hockey Highlights so far in the 2025-26 season

Here’s a mid-season snapshot of the 2025–26 NCAA Division I men’s college hockey season with the biggest storylines and highlights so far (as of early February 2026): NCAA Men’s Hockey Major Stories & Updates Maize n Brew Michigan Hockey sweeps series at Ohio State with 3-2 overtime victory Yesterday The Only Colors Spartan Hockey Takes

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Standout Performances in the 2025-26 Junior Hockey Season

Here are some of the standout performances and players in junior hockey this season (2025–26) — including major tournaments like the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship, as well as key contributions in top junior leagues like the WHL, OHL, QMJHL, and USHL: Junior Hockey Standouts & Performances This Season (2025–26) LA Kings Insider Checking in

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Olympic Mens Hockey Preview

Here’s an early preview of the 2026 Men’s Olympic Ice Hockey tournament at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics (Feb 11–22, 2026) — including rosters, favorites, team storylines, and predictions: 🏒 NHL Players Return to the Olympics The 2026 Winter Olympics will mark the first time NHL players compete at the Games since 2014, after the NHL,

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If your Youth Hockey Coach is constantly telling your kid to Dump the puck they are hurting your kid. Here’s Why.

Earlier this season my 10U team lost in a tournament game to a team to our south 9-3. Our players made some terrific plays and I was proud of their efforts, but we lost and many were disappointed. Post- game travelling back to my home I remembered hearing the story Wayne Gretzky recounted many times

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How successful, statistically, is pulling the goalie In Overtime?

Short answer: pulling the goalie in overtime almost never pays off—and usually backfires. Here’s what the numbers say 👇 What the stats show (NHL focus) In regular-season overtime (both 4-on-4 era and current 3-on-3), teams that voluntarily pull the goalie are far more likely to lose than to win. NHL data highlights Put simply:👉 You’re

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