Pucks & Brews Episode 38: Patrick Kane Ensues Hysteria

EMERGENCY PODCAST! SECOND EPISODE OF THE DAY! On this episode of Pucks & Brews, Mike and Liam discuss the Rangers  finally landing Patrick Kane from the Chicago Blackhawks in a three team trade with the Arizona Coyotes, what the Rangers are getting in Patrick Kane, what they gave up to get him, how this could put the Rangers over the top come playoff time, and how the news of the trade sparked chaos in the hockey world for several hours. They also discuss the flurry of moves made by Toronto Maple Leafs GM Kyle Dubas throughout the day, in what ultimately led them to bolstering their defensive core adding Luke Schenn from the Vancouver Canucks and Eric Gustafsson from the Washington Capitals, and how they got a first round draft pick in the process and how it could be used in another potential trade before the deadline, the Nashville Predators selling off assets and getting absolute hauls for the players they've traded away, a small trade in the middle of all of it, them trading Matias Ekholm to the Edmonton Oilers and getting a haul back including Tyson Barrie who they cold possibly flip before the trade deadline, and what the Oilers are getting in Ekholm, a quick recap and series of thoughts on all the other trades that happened throughout the day, speculation on players that haven't been traded (yet), and more. Enjoy!
Recorded Tuesday February 28th, 2023

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0:00 Intro
0:35 Patrick Kane is a Ranger
12:19 Kyle Dubas trade frenzy
17:50 Nashille Predators Trade Hauls
19:56 Nashville's insignificant trade compared to the rest
20:21 What Edmonton gets in Ekholm
21:23 Other trades that happened today
25:00 Speculation about players not moved (yet)
27:39 Final Thoughts/Outro

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