Morning Cuppa Hockey

On the final summer edition of Morning Cuppa Hockey, Jonny Lazarus and Colby Cohen break down a huge day of NHL news, beginning with the changing contract landscape after Ryan Leonard and Drake Batherson land massive eight-year extensions. They discuss what Leonard’s deal could mean for young stars like Will Smith and Gabe Perreault, the rising NHL salary cap and how teams are approaching long-term contracts differently than ever before. The guys also dive into John Hynes’ extension in Minnesota and the future of Quinn Hughes, debating whether the Wild could actually risk letting Hughes reach unrestricted free agency.

Then, Sean Avery joins the show following the announcement of The Sean Avery Show, launching September 23rd on the HockeyFights YouTube channel. Avery shares what fans can expect from the new show before getting into the New York Rangers, Toronto Maple Leafs, John Tavares’ tax situation, Quinn Hughes, offer sheets, NHL scouting and team-building. Things get heated as Avery and the guys debate the value of draft picks and young players before turning their attention to the Detroit Red Wings, Dylan Larkin and the organization’s uncertain direction. Plus, Avery and Jonny go head-to-head over expectations for Rangers players before Colby closes the final summer show with a heartfelt remembrance of Barry Melrose and the impact he had on hockey, broadcasting and everyone who knew him.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 – Intro & Sean Avery tease
2:31 – Ryan Leonard & Drake Batherson’s massive extensions
6:17 – What Leonard’s deal means for Will Smith & Gabe Perreault
9:15 – The NHL’s rapidly changing contract market
15:55 – John Hynes extension & the Quinn Hughes situation
17:59 – Could Quinn Hughes actually reach free agency?
20:31 – The Sean Avery Show announcement
21:11 – Colby’s embarrassing Sean Avery story
26:14 – Sean Avery previews his new show
27:58 – John Tavares, taxes & Canadian NHL teams
30:18 – Avery’s pointer stick & what he wants to see from NHL players
34:19 – Sean Avery puts Jonny’s reporting to the test
38:24 – What should Minnesota do with Quinn Hughes?
43:33 – Is NHL free agency dying?
44:00 – Avery reacts to Ryan Leonard’s contract
46:01 – Offer sheets, draft picks & the scouting debate
49:08 – Building teams through the draft
54:47 – Sean Avery on the Detroit Red Wings & Dylan Larkin
57:41 – Detroit’s coaching situation
1:02:00 – Avery on developing coaches & new voices in the NHL
1:03:23 – Sean Avery vs. Jonny on Rangers expectations
1:06:56 – What to expect from The Sean Avery Show
1:10:24 – Colby remembers Barry Melrose
1:20:10 – Final summer show wrap-up
1:21:06 – Bet of the Day & return date

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Season 3 of Morning Cuppa Hockey is back with Jonny Lazarus and former NHL defenceman Colby Cohen breaking down one of the biggest contract stories in hockey.

Right off the top, former NHL defenceman John-Michael Liles joins the show to discuss Cale Makar’s record-breaking contract, how the deal could impact Quinn Hughes’ next contract, and what it says about the changing landscape of the NHL as superstar players continue to push the market forward.

Then, Makar’s agent Brian Bartlett joins the show to take us inside the record-breaking deal, how the contract came together, the negotiations behind it, and what it means for Makar and the NHL moving forward. If you enjoyed today's episode, be sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and let us know what you think Makar’s deal means for Quinn Hughes and the rest of the NHL’s top stars in the comments below!

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On this summer edition of Morning Cuppa Hockey, Jonny Lazarus and Colby Cohen are joined by NHL Hall of Famer Chris Pronger to discuss player empowerment, Quinn Hughes’ contract situation, Dylan Larkin’s trade request, and his new book Earned. Pronger also reflects on his career, adversity, being traded, what’s next for him, and changes he’d make to the NHL. Pronger shares his perspective on why players are gaining more control over their careers, the challenges teams face when players want out, and what it was like being traded multiple times throughout his own career. He also opens up about the failures and adversity that shaped him, betting on himself, and dealing with pressure and doubt even at the highest level. After the interview, Jonny and Colby react to the conversation and wrap up with the Bet365 Bet of the Day and what’s ahead for Morning Cuppa Hockey.

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TIMESTAMPS

0:00 - Intro & Chris Pronger Joins the Show
4:39 - Quinn Hughes’ Contract Situation
6:12 - What Matters Most to Quinn Hughes: Money or Winning?
10:49 - The Rise of Player Empowerment 12:27 - Chris Pronger on Players Asking for Trades
16:45 - You Can’t Have It Both Ways: How Fans Treat Players
19:04 - Dylan Larkin’s Trade Request
22:26 - The Fan vs. Player Perspective
23:06 - The Trade That Hurt Chris Pronger the Most
24:17 - The Reality of Being Traded
27:11 - What Happens If Dylan Larkin Isn’t Traded?
28:12 - The Business of NHL Trades
30:34 - Pronger on Edmonton’s Hockey Culture
32:04 - Why Chris Pronger Wrote "Earned"
33:36 - Betting on Yourself & Taking the Non-Conforming Path
35:09 - The Adversity That Shaped Pronger’s Career
36:54 - What Pronger Learned From Being on the Other Side of the Media
39:20 - The Adversity Behind the Success
40:34 - Why Adversity Is a Gift
40:56 - Playing Against the Best in the World
43:40 - Chris Pronger’s Doubts & Imposter Syndrome
45:13 - Butterflies, Pressure & Performing at the Highest Level
47:29 - What’s Next for Chris Pronger?
48:55 - Is the Management Side of Hockey Over for Pronger?
49:57 - What NHL Rule Would Pronger Change?
50:13 - No-Move Clauses & Three-on-Three Overtime
51:03 - Why Pronger Prefers Four-on-Four
52:08 - Chris Pronger Wrap-Up & Earned
54:12 - Jonny & Colby React to the Interview
54:58 - Nation Gear & Off-Season Social Club
56:03 - Bet365 Bet of the Day: Jack Adams Award
56:52 - Upcoming Guests & Season Plans
57:17 - Final Word & Message to the Hockey Community
58:28 - Outro

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Season 3 of Morning Cuppa Hockey is back with Jonny Lazarus and former NHL defenceman Colby Cohen digging into an offseason that's still very much alive heading toward training camp.

Then, Steve Peters joins the show to bring his coaching and systems perspective to the conversation... from what Anaheim's defensive overhaul under Joel Quenneville looks like on paper to how a holdout like Gauthier's changes the way a staff plans for camp, Steve breaks down the storylines that matter most as teams get closer to puck drop.

If you enjoyed today's episode, be sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and let us know who you think wins the Gauthier and Fantilli sweepstakes in the comments below!

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On this summer edition of Morning Cuppa Hockey, Jonny Lazarus and Colby Cohen are joined by Denver Pioneers head coach David Carle for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of college hockey. Carle discusses constantly being linked to NHL coaching openings, why he remains committed to Denver, how he handles those rumours with his players and administration, and the family culture the Pioneers have built. They dive into Carle’s proposal to overhaul the NCAA recruiting calendar, age-based eligibility changes, the ideal number of games for a college hockey season, experimenting with Thursday and Friday games, growing hockey in the United States through the NCAA, his own future in the sport, and how Denver continues to recruit and develop elite talent. After the interview, Jonny and Colby break down Denver’s player development and sports science model, the problems with recruiting players too young, whether college hockey needs a commissioner, the disappearance of NHL bridge deals and how NIL and revenue sharing could impact player decisions, before closing with the latest on Dylan Larkin’s trade situation and what comes next for the Detroit Red Wings.

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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
3:40 - David Carle Joins the Show
4:40 - NHL Coaching Rumours & Staying at Denver
10:07 - Building a Family Culture at Denver
12:09 - Fixing the NCAA Recruiting Calendar
19:45 - NCAA Age-Based Eligibility Changes
23:20 - Should College Hockey Play More Games?
29:34 - Thursday-Friday Hockey & Growing the College Game
34:19 - What’s Next for David Carle?
37:00 - Denver’s Recruiting & Development Model
41:22 - Why Denver Develops Players So Well
48:02 - Is Youth Hockey Recruiting Starting Too Early?
51:22 - The Ideal College Hockey Schedule
56:13 - Does College Hockey Need a Commissioner?
57:37 - Are NHL Bridge Deals Disappearing?
1:01:07 - Dylan Larkin & the Red Wings Trade Saga
1:11:45 - Bet365 Bet of the Day
1:13:38 - Summer Show Plans & Wrap-Up
1:18:37 - Outro

Morning Cuppa Hockey is presented by bet365 and Proraso. Use promo code HOCKEY15 for 15% off at Proraso USA. Subscribe to Daily Faceoff and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of Morning Cuppa Hockey with Jonny Lazarus and Colby Cohen.
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