The DFO Rundown - Ep. 75 - Instant Reaction to the Quenneville News

Ep. 75 - Instant Reaction to the Quenneville News

10/29/21 • 46 min

Tonight we got more major news in the NHL as Joel Quenneville has resigned as the Head Coach of the Florida Panthers. Frank and Jason broke down that news and talked about the new interim Head Coach in Florida: Andrew Brunette. Of course, talking about the on-ice product doesn't feel very significant right now. The bulk of this episode was spent talking about the fallout from the Chicago Blackhawks investigation. Not only did they talk about the repercussions of the investigation, but they also talked about Kyle Beach and the courageousness he showed by making his identity known.

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Ep. 74 - Will Any Teams Panic?

With the second week of the season in the books, Frank and Jason took the podcast to go through some of the big storylines from around the league. They hit on the struggling teams (Maple Leafs, Golden Knights, Blackhawks) and the teams that are off to hot starts (Panthers, Penguins, Sharks). Frank also recapped his trip to Seattle for the Kraken's first-ever home game. The Climate Pledge Arena has a lot of very unique features and Frank got a chance to see them all first hand. They also brought in Tyler Yaremchuk for a brand new round of 'Fill In The Blank' where they gave their new picks for the Calder Trophy.

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A new episode of The DFO Rundown is here to kick off your week! Today on the show, Jason and Frank talked about the future of NHLPA Executive Director Donald Fehr and they handled a bunch of other topics in "Fill In The Blank" before bringing in Edmonton Oilers GM Ken Holland. With Ken, they talked about getting the call to the Hockey Hall of Fame, the upcoming induction ceremony, his career, and more!

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