Chaos At The U18 Worlds; What Went Wrong; Whose Draft Stock Is Down; 5-In-5 Rules And More
Called Up: The Hockey Prospects PodcastShow Notes
Chris and Cam cover the absolute insanity that we've seen at the U18 Men's World Championship. Finland, Canada and the U.S. all bowed out in the quarterfinals, causing some embarrassing results that could have some big consequences.
The Called Up crew discusses the players who hurt their draft stock with their performances, plus a few thoughts on players that actually helped themselves.
Also, Chris details the 5-in-5 rule for the NCAA that could roil college hockey in a major way.
Plus, don't miss the Called Up Challenge and play a game of College or Junior.
Beyond Belief hits at the future of the U18 Men's World Championship and You Have To Pick one pits Chase Reid against the field as the NHL Draft lottery approaches. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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