No. 636 - Offseason Action, Pt. 3: OTT-WPG
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What do the hosts say in the opening intro and how do they set up the episode?
Karsson, Carlsson, världens bästassom, Carlsson, Carlsson, hojomber, Carlsson, Carlsson. Ingen faktiskt, ingen annan karasson, som är så bra som mig.
Yes, welcome everybody!
To another episode of Kevin Carlson Fantasy Hockey Podcast, the longest-running fantasy hockey podcast in the world, hosted by two guys who go to overtime extra minutes. Every episode we bring you. Every episode of Keeping Carlson is the length of a World Cup Finals match without extra minutes. But we're gonna go extra today, probably, because we're gonna try to get through the rest of the teams here in our series of covering everything that happened in the offseason. I'm your host, Yon Dubrovski. I'm ready to go to Ottawa, but first let me introduce to you my co-host, the fantasy hockey robot, the poop of pronostication, the IPP MVP himself, Brian Cobb. How you doing, Brian?
Hey, I'm good. Uh I was watching the World Cup with a crowd of uh like with some Argentinians, Argentinian friends. Sad in the room, but like everyone knew that it like they didn't deserve it based on uh the way it went down. Uh also I like watching sorry, I'm only mentioning this because I'm trying to I feel like Spain very much uh the Carolina hurricanes of the World Cup and not just because they're champions champions, but just from watching the games, like they basically they were not like and this is not to like I think Carolina was could be fun to watch in the playoffs despite playing a a shutdown, like really defensively smothering style. Um but like it was very much like Spain, uh every opponent they had they uh dissected and dismantled and disabled them.
Uh and it seemed like in a similar way. Like they had France uh in the semis, and France like didn't even look like France. They were just like pulled apart by Spain. And this is just in a one game, right? And it seemed like they did the same thing to Argentina today. They didn't give up uh uh even an attempt on goal uh until I think like after they scored in the hundred and fifth or sixth minute or something like that. So uh that's uh that's the trend in sports. Spain and the Carolina hurricanes, same thing. Both champs.
Uh well let's see if uh Carolina could repeat it next year and if Spain can repeat it in in four years from now. Is who's the cup favorite for next year when you go to some like the sports odds website? Well when we
talk about the cup well you said the cup favorites. Oh, of course.
Yeah. Who's the selling? I don't have it open right now. Maybe Shams is in the chat here. Let me know. I'm curious to know who's the odds on favorite. I feel like Carolina, the way you talk about them, it's like they just destroyed everyone in the playoffs, which feels true. Shouldn't they be the favorite? But I feel like everyone's talking about Colorado, of course, as always. Florida now. I mean, Florida, we were talking about a year ago, how they look like a completely unbeatable. I wonder how they think.
I think Florida, like with Barkov and Brady added and uh a goalie situation that's changed, but maybe not for the worse. Uh and then I think yeah, I think uh I think Carolina probably maintains 'cause honestly the way Carolina played, I feel I I f legit feel like they they could take on any team. Uh and they have the whole team back. No one's changed. Well, whatever. He can even
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Well, he played most of the way and he played very well. But I sure I think ma I think other goalies can come into their system and do the same. Shams is sharing the odds right now. Florida is a weird favorite, and then Colorado and Carolina. I guess Colorado was just such a for me, Colorado, it's like they w yes such a favorite last year, especially through the first half of the season. But then we saw the Like they were embarrassed. Like fully embarrassed, exposed. And sure, maybe injuries were part of it, so they just need to be healthy and like they're a favorite they're a a to a high-end favorite again. Uh, but they are they're less Nichushkin, even though they weren't using him. Uh they're they've added Jaden Schwartz, who I assume they'll use a little more.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What do the hosts say in the opening intro and how do they set up the episode?
0:09–10:20
2
Which teams are favored for the Stanley Cup according to the early odds discussion?
10:20–21:34
3
What are the details of Connor Bedard’s new contract and why is it significant?
21:34–57:37
4
How do the hosts evaluate the Ottawa Senators’ roster and potential fantasy impact?
57:37–1:06:33
5
Which players could fill the new fourth‑line and power‑play spots for the St. Louis Blues?
1:06:33–1:20:32
6
How will the Tampa Bay Lightning’s offseason roster changes affect fantasy value?
1:20:32–1:35:53
7
What are the key offseason moves and fantasy outlook for the Washington Capitals?
1:35:53–1:52:59
8
What should fantasy managers consider when drafting the Capitals’ new core (Ovechkin, Tuck, Cairou)?
1:52:59–2:08:12