
Show Notes
In this episode of Ask Dubey, Devan Dubnyk answers your biggest Edmonton Oilers questions before announcing an exciting new chapter for the show.
Dubey breaks down the Oilers' revamped goaltending tandem featuring Frederik Andersen and Tristan Jarry, explains why Edmonton's new setup could help both netminders succeed, and shares why he still believes Devin Levi has the potential to become a high-end NHL goalie.
He also gives his honest thoughts on Mike Babcock becoming the Oilers' head coach, discussing why the organization felt confident in the hire, the importance of earning a second chance, and whether Babcock can adapt his coaching style in today's NHL.
To wrap things up, Dubey opens up about life after hockey, revealing what retirement has really been like, the challenge of losing the structure of professional sports, and how coaching, family, and new passions have helped him find purpose after his playing career.
In this episode:
Exciting news about the future of Ask Dubey Why Frederik Andersen was the right addition Tristan Jarry's role in Edmonton's tandem Can Devin Levi still become an NHL starter? Devan's thoughts on Mike Babcock Life after retirement and finding a new purpose
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