Show Notes
Season 4 of Morning Cuppa Hockey continues with Episode 14 as Jonny Lazarus and former NHL defenceman Colby Cohen run through the biggest stories around the league.
The Rangers will be without Igor Shesterkin for the rest of the season, and the guys talk through what that means for New York. They also check in on the Flyers as they continue to struggle early in the year. Gavin McKenna is finding his game in Toronto while Auston Matthews looks like his old self again. Connor Bedard is skating and getting closer to a return for the Blackhawks, and the show gets into the number of injuries around the league and whether the short training camp played a part.
Plus, Habs fans were chanting for Dylan Larkin. Don’t miss a second of the daily hockey talk!
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Randy Hahn joins to talk Sharks and the latest around the team, including Macklin Celebrini, and Ivar Stenberg.
David Pagnotta then joins the show to talk Dylan Larkin's future in Detroit, Connor Hellebuyck inevitable return to Winnipeg, Toronto seeking a defenceman and much more.