What We Learned From The Olympics, Macklin Celebrini, Jack Hughes And Connor Hellebuyck; Gavin McKenna's Big Weekend And More
Called Up: The Hockey Prospects PodcastShow Notes
The Olympics are over, but we're not done talking about the best hockey tournament we've ever seen. Chris and Cam speak about what was learned during the tournament about Team USA, Canada and much more.
They break down the Jack Hughes goal, the Nathan MacKinnon and Devon Toews chances and Connor Hellebuyck's historic performance. Plus thoughts on Macklin Celebrini's epic Olympic performance, other young players in Milan and so much more.
Plus, the boys turn to the 2026 NHL Draft season following Gavin McKenna's eight-point night and 10-point weekend, the continued scoring tear of Ivar Stenberg and the recent WHL Top Prospects Game.
Finally, don't miss our regular segments when we discuss what's Beyond Belief and a special Olympics "You Have To Pick One" Which Connor are you taking? McDavid or Hellebuyck. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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