Episode 0236: Bergy's Next Deal; Lundqvist Retires; Coyotes Homeless; Dineen New Comets Coach; Tarasenko; Eichel; Ads on Sweaters; 3 Youngsters Perish; Roslovic, Draper and More!t

Less than 60 days until the start of the new season, but we aren't waiting.  Another episode starts with Patrice Bergeron's next deal.  Still one more year on his current, what should he expect for his next deal.  The King has retired.  Henrik Lundqvist has accomplished much in his career, but we discuss whether he is a hall of fame candidate.  The Coyotes home, the Gila Arena, will no longer be such after this upcoming season.  How did this come to pass?  We break it down.  Kevin Dineen has been named the third head coach of the Utica Comets, but why has he taken this job?  Tarasenko still has not been moved.  The latest has him on his way to Carolina.  We present another option.  Ads will be allowed on sweaters starting in the 22-23 season.  Get our opinion on this (hint:  it isn't a happy one).  Eichel has been busy...tweeting...and the hockey world is alight.  What does he mean by these tweets.  We chew on this as well.  Three young players were killed in a car crash in British Columbia this weekend.  Two were 16, one was 17.  This type of story puts everything in perspective.  Our deepest condolences go to the families, friends and teammates of these young men.  Jack Roslovic is giving back to the Columbus community with a charity golf tourney with proceeds going to his own foundation which will provide equipment for youth in the area to play hockey.  Finally, Kris Draper was traded to the Red Wings from the Jets for future considerations which ended up being one dollar.  Best trade ever?  Pretty close.  Enjoy the Show!