Central Division History and Traditions

Ryan shows how Icing Pucks begin! A little conversation, a lot of yapping, and a whole lot of good times!

Welcome back! This week, Bex takes us all down the rabbit hole that is the 2004-05 NHL Lockout that resulted in no season at all played and no Stanley Cup awarded.Did you know the dispute between the owners and the players actually went back to 1992?We also give our honest immediate reactions to the Hometown Remix jerseys.

Here's the thing - Bex did not go into this expecting to come out of it going "EVERYEONE SHOULD BE A SHARKS FAN!" but here we are.I went down a DEEP rabbit hole about the Sharks and their original owners, their current owners, and their captaincies and coaches and everything I said I don't tend to care about.Why? Because when I went to see if there had been any scandals regarding San Jose Sharks, I kept finding nothing but good things.Seriously. I DUG for gossip.The gossip is - The Sharks are the team the rest of the NHL should be.Hockey star and family man Doug Wilson (ice hockey)Mike Grier Hasso Plattner Gordon Gund Iara LeeGeorge Gund IIISharks debut new goal song, replacing controversial and loathed track, during season openerCULTURES OF RESISTANCE FILMS DIRECTOR IARA LEECultures of Resistance NetworkMen of Teal: The Story Behind the San Jose SharksSharks FoundationSharks Alumni FoundationPositive Coaching AllianceSharks to host 10th annual Los Tiburones Game on Saturday, October 31 at SAP Center at San Jose San Jose Sharks - Wikipedia

I lied last week - this isn't the last episode about the history and traditions of the MNHL teams. I went down a DEEP rabbit hole about San Jose, so this week we are focusing on 7 of the last 8 teams, and next week is going to be a San Jose heavy episode.It's also another heavy ADHD episode - we go off on a rant about Elvis and creeps. Just... Let Elvis rest in pieces, ok?And once again - we stand by our mascots! #JusticeForWildWing

Welcome back, Puckettes!We continue this week with more history and traditions, this time with Central Division! That means we are covering 7 whole teams!Colorado AvalancheDallas StarsMinnesota WildUtah MammothNashville PredatorsSt. Louis BluesWinnipeg JetsThank you so much for joining us! Dallas Stars - WikipediaA Guide to NHL Arena TraditionsCanucks settle with Steve Moore Todd Bertuzzi–Steve Moore incident - Wikipedia Colorado Avalanche - Wikipedia

Welcome back to Icing Pucks with Bex and Ryan!This week we talk Ryan going to his first game Dallas Stars v. San Jose Sharks, plus we cover some news. Note: Ryan says in the episode that it's Aleksander Barkov's same leg, we have learned since recording that it is other leg. And while we are thankful he is not reinjured the same leg, our stance on player injuries and health remains the same!Also Ryan says 'our comment section'. LOL He meant comment sections in general, oops! We're sorry for these little mistakes!

Hello, and welcome back! We continue this week with the Atlantic Division and their traditions and histories.Bex wasn't able to find a whole lot at all this week for the Florida Panthers, Ottawa Senators, and the Tampa Bay Lighting. If you're a fan of the teams and you know something I wasn't able to research, let us know! Please!I do, however, owe Buffalo an apology for ever thinking they were dull! Just wait until you hear what their GM did during the '74 Draft!As always, don't forget to like and follow us on Instagram @IcingPucksPodcast, on Patreon @IcingPucksPodcast, or email us at [email protected]! We love hearing from you!Sabres, Flyers played 'Fog Game' in Stanley Cup Final 42 years agoFog and the bat WikipediaThe Contrarian: Brett Hull’s 1999 Stanley Cup goal was good and other fake arguments Taro Tsujimoto WikipediaBuffalo Sabres Wikipedia

Welcome back, our Puckettes and Pucklings!! This week we continue talking about the history and traditions of MNHL teams. This week is the Metro Division (and let our ADHD take over a bit)Carolina HurricanesPittsburgh PenguinsPhiladelphia FlyersWashington CapitalsColumbus Blue JacketsNew York IslandersNew Jersey DevilsJust like last week, some teams have a lot of interesting history and traditions, and other teams struggle with finding a good tradition. But there's always hope!Don't forget to follow Pretty Girls Playbook on Instagram, and don't forget to rate us and follow us on Instagram, Patreon, and send us an email if you want at [email protected] Guide to NHL Arena TraditionsJosh Bailey unveils a new tradition for the NY Islanders at UBS ArenaNew York Islanders WikipediaPretty Girl's Playbook BlogColumbus Blue Jackets WikipediaGameTime.CoCapital's Fan GuidePenguin Pete WikipediaDowntown Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Penguins WikipediaCarolina Hurricanes WikipediaCarolina Hurricanes continue to get creative with wild celebrations, analyst calls them 'bunch of jerks'Carolina Hurricanes' traditions: 'Storm Surge' postgame celebration, a 'Bunch of Jerks' :: WRAL.com

This week, Bex goes off on a rant about how some teams have fascinating and rich histories and traditions, while others have practically none. If we're wrong, LET US KNOW!!Trigger warning: We do discuss the Canadian Filthy Five, skip to 17:19 to get to the traditions!

This week we are back to just us! We had such a blast hosting guests for the last 6 weeks and we hope to do it again soon!But we are back to just the two of us! This week we break down the three current biggest stories in the MNHL and then discuss the OG 6 Teams of the MNHL from all the way back in the 1920's!If you want to skip the current events, the OG 6 starts at 28:47*Recorded on 9/4/26Hockeycentral | NHL | Short History | The Original SixOriginal SixWhat are the NHL Original Six teams? History, facts to know - ESPNNHL Original 6: History of the League's First TeamsOriginal Six - Wikipedia