Eyes On The Prize: For Montreal Canadiens Fans

Andrew Zadarnowski talks to Szymon Szemberg, the Managing Director of the Alliance of European Hockey Clubs on the latest episode to discuss the upcoming European hockey season.Szymon was the Director of Communication for the International Ice Hockey Federation from 2001 to 2013, and was one of the founders of the Champions Hockey League, an annual tournament held between the top clubs from various leagues across Europe.He is also a fan of the Canadiens, therefore he jumped at the opportunity to discuss the roots of his fandom and his thoughts on the current edition of the team.

Jared Book and Julian McKenzie discuss the NHL's efforts when it comes to social injustice, systemic racism, and it's #WeSkateFor messaging.This episode was recorded as a segment of Episode 57, but we felt it was best to be run as a separate episode as both Jared and Julian discuss their thoughts about having the tough conversations we need to have and about sticking to sports.

Anton Rasegård and Patrik Bexell discusses Montreal Canadiens third game against Philadelphia Flyers, and the different trends that could be seen if in the game. Who has surprised and who has more to show for the Montreal Canadiens?

Jared Book and Patrik Bexell discuss the Montreal Canadiens win vs. the Pittsburgh Penguins and the upcoming playoff series against the Philadelphia Flyers. The Canadiens are underdogs, but the Flyers are in uncharted territory as a playoff favourite.

2-1 Canadiens and Montreal as a team has really stepped up and are winning by community. The emergence of Jesperi Kotkaniemi and Nick Suzuki has helped Coach Julien to mix up the lines when needed and are giving the youngsters more opportunities to work with.Hosted by Patrik Bexell and Anton Rasegård

Jared Book and Julian McKenzie look back at the first two games of the Stanley Cup Qualifier between the Montreal Canadiens and Pittsburgh Penguins.They discuss the positives and the negatives for the Canadiens through two games including Carey Price, Jesperi Kotkaniemi, and Jonathan Drouin. They also discuss what adjustments can be made going forward in the series.

Anton Rasegård and Patrik Bexell discusses the impressions Montreal Canadiens left after the pre-post season exhibition game against the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Anton Rasegård and Patrik Bexell speak about one of the big risers before the 2020 NHL Draft. Also included is an interview with Rögle's coach Cam Abbott about the qualities that Johannesson possesses.

Jared Book, Julian McKenzie, and Patrik Bexell catch up on the latest Canadiens news. They start with discussing the upcoming NHL Draft and the uncertainty surrounding it, and the uncertainty surrounding upcoming seasons for prospects.Then they discuss the signing of Alexander Romanov and what it means to have him join the team even if he isn't eligible to play before discussing the start of Canadiens training camp and the lineup that could face the Penguins.

Alexander Romanov's last game was the 8th of March, a game he played 3:51 in. How will a nine month break from competitive hockey affect the Russian defender? Andrew Zadarnowski and Patrik Bexell discuss the different options that Montreal has with Alexander Romanov; Have him spend time with the Canadiens Loan him out to CSKA, as has been done previously with NHL contracted players Yakimov (2016), Manin 2018 and Kravtsov 2019. Loan him to another European club, is there any clubs that will take him for two-two and a half months.

Kevin Raphael is the host of the Sans Restriction podcast, a WWE commentator for TVA Sports, and a big hockey fan. He joins Jared Book to discuss the draft lottery, how he became one of the biggest and most visible women's hockey fans in Montreal.They also discuss the state of the Canadiens as well as the podcast Kevin hosts that deals with athletes outside of the regular interviews.

The Montreal Canadiens radio voice since 2014, Dan Robertson discusses his favourite moment in the Canadiens' booth. He also went into detail into his philosophy of the play-by-play profession, if he approaches doing television differently to doing radio, and how to build storylines that would draw listeners and capture their attention. He concludes by offering his advice to prospective future broadcasters, and what advice Ron McLean gave him when he first started out.

Andrew Zadarnowski speaks to the voices of the St. John's IceCaps and Laval Rocket, Brian Rogers and Anthony Marcotte as they trade stories about the last two iterations of the Montreal Canadiens' AHL team. They discuss top players who went through the organization, as well as the coaching and the biggest difference between Sylvain Lefebvre and Joël Bouchard.

Playoffs?Teams being afraid of Carey Price?Best out of 5 or 7, is there a chance for an upset?The draft, and the implications of waiting until after the playoffs.

"How good is Lucas Raymond?" Sweden's WJC coach Tomas Montén, Frölunda's coach Roger Rönnberg and Göterborgs Posten's beat writer Johan Rylander answers that question and gives their insight to one of the top prospects in the 2020 NHL Draft.

Sweden's WJC coach Tomas Monten speaks about Lucas Raymond and Alexander Holtz before the 2020 NHL draft, with some interesting thoughts on Montreal Canadiens prospect Mattias Norlinder at the end.

"Alexander Romanov signs with the Montreal Canadiens" with Gillian Kemmerer

We get the chance to hear from Adler Mannheim coach Mr Pavel Goss about his young adept Tim Stützle and what has stood out in this years development. We also get to hear about weather Mr Goss thinks Tim Stützle is NHL ready or not.We also hear from WJC team mate Dominik Bokk and his take on Tim Stützle and the German hockey development at this time compared whit a few years ago as Bokk left Germany to develop in Sweden.Finally we get to hear Thomas Roost and his eveluation of Tim Stützle, from the eyes of a NHL scout.

We discuss the Demchenko signing with KHL Expert Gillian Kemmerer (and of course we talk about Alexander 'the Tsar' Romanov too).