Mike and Michael weren't moved at the trade deadline, so it's time for episode 78 of CanesCast, which discusses a wild, busy day around the NHL. Mike and Michael provide their assessment of a busy week of hockey and look ahead to another action-packed segment of divisional opponents. Fun!From the energy in the stands to the result on the ice, Opening Night was a blast. We've got tales from that excursion, plus Mike (doing well, by the way) and Michael recap the week on the ice. Darn technology.CanesCast returns after the long 4th of July weekend, and there's much to discuss in episode 50. And now, in episode 107 of CanesCast, three hosts! President and General Manager Don Waddell joins Mike and Michael to offer as much clarity as possible on a fluid and unprecedented situation.Justin Williams is back with the Hurricanes and back on the podcast. "Hey now, Dougie Hamilton is an All Star, and he joins the podcast to chat about being named to the Metropolitan Division All-Star squad. It's a bonus episode of the pod, a special Friday Q&A edition. Why does this season feel different, and where does the team go from here? The debate is settled.With wins in Buffalo, Minnesota and Chicago, the Canes swept a regular-season road trip of at least three games for the first time in franchise history, and we're feeling "milestone-y-ish," as head coach Rod Brind'Amour said. Ryan Dzingel joins the podcast, and you asked for it -- it's the debut installment of the "Minute with Marty. Plus, we've got another two copies of NHL 19 to gift to our loyal listeners. What goes into coordinating the logistics for a three-game road trip through California? On episode 113 of CanesCast, there's much to give thanks about. Mike and Michael break it all down and answer your burning questions.The Hurricanes had five prospects participating in the 2020 IIHF World Junior Championship, and Director of Player Personnel Darren Yorke checks in with his impressions after returning from the tournament in Czech Republic. Plus, Mike regales of his time over the weekend in Montreal.Three games. Find out Mike Smith's latest stats, game logs, quality starts, news and analysis from dobberhockey.com Mike Smith - Fantasy Hockey Game Logs, Quality Starts and more - Frozen Tools Frozen Tools on Twitter Mike, Michael and Bill dive into this and much more.Just two games remain for the Hurricanes in the 2017-18 regular season, and on episode 36 of CanesCast, Mike and Michael break down the first 80 games and look ahead to what is an intriguing offseason. Plus, some tales from a week of summer concerts.The Hurricanes are back in Raleigh after a four-game road trip, and Mike and Michael bring you a midweek special of the pod to recap it all, from two come-from-behind wins to analyzing how the team can improve its starts. Is it too early to make 2019-20 predictions?
How does he help shape summer training routines? Then, a debate about Thanksgiving food puts a bow on this feast of a pod.The Hurricanes are on to the Second Round of the 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs, and Mike and Michael sit down for a quick podcast to recap a thrilling Game 7 and set the table for the first two games against the Islanders in Brooklyn. We break it all down and look ahead to what should be an exciting postseason for the Canes and the NHL.We're three games into the 2018-19 regular season, and the Canes are having fun. Mike and Michael set the table for the First Round by recapping the four-game season series and outlining storylines to follow over the next couple of weeks. Then, it's vacation time. What does that mean? After recapping the back half of the Canes' road trip, Mike and Michael analyze the first two games of the homestand and assess the importance of the next four. And how about that Star Wars trailer?As the calendar turns to September, we're another day closer to hockey. Chuck Kaiton, radio voice of the Hurricanes, joins episode 26 of CanesCast, as Mike and Michael return from the bye week to dissect what's happened since and look ahead before yet another break: All-Star Weekend in Tampa. What were the negatives? Plus, why the lopsided loss to Winnipeg is just a blip on the radar for this surging Canes team.On the heels of a four-game homestand, the Hurricanes spent their Sunday in Charlotte cheering on the Panthers. Mike and Michael discuss and debate and make their case for Hurricanes representation. It's been a while. Then, we hear from Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Bill Burniston on how he's developed individual workout programs during the pause.The OP (original podcaster) Kyle Hanlin stops by for a wide-ranging discussion on his many years with the Hurricanes, how the media landscape has changed in the last 17 years, his plans for the future and much more. Find out how it can be you!Excitement is building as the Hurricanes draw closer to clinching a playoff spot. Mike and Michael also have to defend having fun, for some reason. It's a short and sweet podcast, but even sweeter knowing the Canes are still in the dance.The Hurricanes won two big games at home before they embark on a five-game road trip to Western Canada and Colorado.