Matt Sekeres

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38,142 appearances 94 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 22 Jul

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And then Jason Greger in Edmonton digging deeper into the NHL schedule at large.
NHL teams who have the most back-to-backs this year, it's Pittsburgh.
The Old Penguins have 15 back-to-backs.
Part of that is geographic with where Pittsburgh is situated.
The Canucks have 11 back-to-backs.
I said 10 on Thursday's show, so early error and omission for me.
So the Canucks have the fewest set of back-to-backs, all but nine teams in
have fewer back-to-backs.
Calgary and Vegas have only eight, Winnipeg nine, and then Colorado, LA, Minnesota, Montreal, Utah with only 10 back-to-backs.
Canucks are in that group with 11, but many have 12, 13, 14, 15 back-to-backs.
And then this one may be as important or more important.
Number of games NHL teams have when they face an opponent on the second half of
of a back-to-back, and there is quite a difference here between Toronto and Winnipeg, who get only five teams on the second of back-to-backs, and the Montreal Canadiens, who get 19, virtually a quarter of the schedule.
Is a quote-unquote tired opponent.
Betting the over on the Habs point totals for this season.
Look at that.
Well, Toronto and Ottawa, because Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal are typically that's where you'll get some back-to-backs.
And the Canucks have a back-to-back, the two Ontario teams this year.
Yeah.
So the Canucks get 13 opponents on the second of back-to-backs.
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