Show Notes
Tyson Nash joins Boomer, Pinder and Rhett on the Insider Hotline for a wide-ranging conversation from around the NHL. Nash talks about life in Utah and how different the experience has been after living through some of the lowest points of the Coyotes organization in Arizona. The guys dive into the mess surrounding Dylan Larkin and the Detroit Red Wings, the Edmonton Oilers’ ongoing goaltending questions and Ryan Huska’s situation behind the bench in Calgary. Nash also talks about the pressure that comes with playing in Canadian markets before he and Rhett look back on the 2004-05 NHL lockout and how badly it screwed both of them during their playing careers. From Utah and Arizona stories to Calgary, Detroit, Edmonton and plenty more, it’s a classic wide-ranging conversation with Tyson Nash.
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