Griffins' Futures and Draft Prospect Talk ft. Tony Ferrari - May 30th, 2024

Winged Wheel Podcast - A Detroit Red Wings Podcast

Winged Wheel Podcast

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🗓️ 31 May 2024

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Summary

Now that the Grand Rapids Griffins are done their season, it's time for the Detroit Red Wings to take stock and see who might graduate to the NHL.

Tune in as we discuss the futures of Simon Edvinsson, Carter Mazur, Marco Kasper, Sebastian Cossa, Albert Johansson, Nate Danielson, & more Griffins, who will join the likes of Dylan Larkin, Moritz Seider, Lucas Raymond, and the rest of the Red Wings core, how signings like Patrick Kane or David Perron might affect their chances, & more (including news on the Toledo Walleye and other Red Wings prospects) (4:05).

Next, we're joined by Tony Ferrari of The Hockey News to discuss the 2024 NHL Draft: who Steve Yzerman, Kris Draper & Co. might take at 15th overall, thoughts on players like Eiserman, Celebrini, Hage, Catton, Greentree, Brandsegg-Nygard, & many more (36:50).

After that, we update you on the Stanley Cup Playoffs as McDavid's Oilers, Johnston's Stars, Tkachuk's Panthers, and Shesterkin's Rangers are all tied up (1:10:45), plus more before we take your questions and comments during our Overtime segment (1:18:45) - enjoy!

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0:00.0	Welcome to the winged wheel podcast. Here to talk all things hockey are your hosts Brad
0:10.8	Crisco, Ryan Hanna, and Evan Lopsinger.
0:13.4	Nothing made me feel more like an old man
0:21.3	than seeing the video of the new puck with the tracking
0:25.8	sensor in it and we've known that this is a thing for a while but I guess I
0:30.0	just never seen it on camera like the infrared lights that you can only see on
0:34.0	camera there's sensors you wouldn't never see with the naked eye but there's I
0:37.4	think five lights flashing on the puck as it crossed the line in the game the
0:41.1	other night and I was like I know this is objectively a good thing,
0:45.4	but it feels the future is now old man,
0:49.6	but I'm no longer the future.
0:51.3	I felt like the old man in that moment.
0:53.0	I feel like this could also solve some review issues that they're just not utilizing properly.
0:59.0	Well, they're moving towards it.
1:00.0	Like the technology was being developed like iteratively and the players were kind of
1:06.4	rejecting models that didn't feel right because you want the puck to feel like a puck
1:09.5	right? The worst thing the NHL could do is change the way a puck behaves because then that just changes the game of hockey.
1:14.8	It's the same piece of equipment that everyone else uses.
1:17.4	Yeah, because you look at the eagle eye and tennis, you look at the...
1:20.4	It's a bad system in soccer, but the technology behind it's phenomenal.
1:24.2	Yeah, like it's, we got to be getting close to making it at least.
1:27.2	Did the puck cross the line?
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