Episode 467 Aleksander Polaczek

-February 7 in Landshut, Germany we muck it up one more time with the LA Ice Breakers vs Team Germany Old Timers-Building a family is how you win and Landshut Germany is a hockey town-Working with Warrior after the game and selling sticks to my Cardiff, Manchester and german fellas-Gold helmets can be fun when you win them together but they are stupid for the top scorer-The rich history and people of Landshut Germany that have left their mark on the game

-Helping the puppies get better at TPH Academy and finding your spot to stay in the game-Earning your way as a walk on to your hometown Michigan Tech and becoming the Captain-Having a blast playing for the Manchester Storm and getting showered with chocolate after winning-Playing in Hungary, Germany and England all in the same season-Missing the guys and the room after hanging em up but staying in the game in player development

-Winning the Calder Cup with the Abbotsford Canucks and the core of guys that came up together-Getting the call to the NHL is a day you will never forget-The Western Michigan Broncos are National Champions and are the funnest guys in hockey-Getting ready to earn his roster spot with the Vancouver Canucks come training camp

-Why does Leon Draisaitl wear number 29 because this guy is an all time beauty-Winning it all back in the day with Ravensburg and Draisaitl's old man-The small hockey world and running into the guys years later is fun-Building a championship culture in Germany and having everyone buy in together-Getting out of the game and getting to work on the farm

-Game on... June 14th in Cardiff, WalesHe also won Gold with Team Great Britain and the Continental Cup with our Cardiff Devils this seasonWinning is fun

Go TAHT Elite

February 7th 2026, Landshut, GermanyGame On.

-Reffing, cooking, food and Germany is awesome and we hope to muck it up in Landshut, Germany on February 7th

Captaining Dresden to the championship at 38 years old and vaulting them to the DEL is fun

-From Kincardine, ON Canada to helping the NHL with mental health awareness and preparedness