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Hosted by Unknown Host · sports · EN · 100 episodes
New England Hockey Journal’s RinkWise listeners will hear from hockey influencers and leaders at all levels, delivering advice and direction like you’ve never heard before.
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Episode #178
In this episode, Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly analyze the production of NHL talent from New England prep school and Minnesota high school hockey, exploring the nuances, statistics, and future trends in player development and scouting.
Episode #177
In this episode, we explore the dynamic world of junior hockey management with Taylor McDougall, GM of the Moncton Wildcats. We discuss roster strategies, the impact of recent league changes, and how to attract and develop young talent in a competitive environment.
Episode #176
The world of hockey recruiting is continuously shifting, and in this episode, Evan Marinofsky and Patrick Donnelly dive deep into the latest trends and notable commitments. August 1 marked a significant day for rising juniors, with many players starting to announce their commitments. However, Evan noted an interesting trend: despite the anticipation, the number of commitments felt slower this year. "It felt like fewer commits than last year. It felt slower, not as much." Upon reviewing the numbers, it turns out the commitments were fairly similar to last year—14 players on August 1 compared to 15 the previous year. This highlights the changing dynamics in recruiting, especially post-CHL ruling.
Episode #174
Jerry Keefe, head coach of Northeastern hockey, shares insights on player development, recruiting strategies, the impact of junior hockey, and the importance of culture and relationships in coaching. T
Episode #173
In this episode of the RinkWise podcast, host Evan Marinofsky and co-host Patrick Donnelly are joined by UMass Amherst men's hockey head coach Greg Carvel. Fresh off a season of major shifts in the college hockey landscape, Coach Carvel dives deep into the changing world of recruiting, the impact of the CHL ruling, and what he looks for when building both a winning team and a cohesive coaching staff. Carvel also shares personal insights into his coaching philosophy, the transition from the NHL to college hockey, and why he believes UMass has become a premier destination for players aiming for the professional ranks. The RinkWise Podcast from New England Hockey Journal is a Seamans Media production. Find more daily hockey news at New England Hockey Journal: https://www.hockeyjournal.com/
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