Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey P.D.O.cast with your host, Dmitri

Filippovich.

Welcome to the Hockey PEDEOCast. My name is D Villepovich and joining me here in studio for our Sunday special.

It's my good buddy, Thomas Drans. Tom. What's going on, man.

Not much, buddy. What a week for the NHL and then, of course, the NBA dunked on it on Saturday night.

But nonetheless, some crazy trades, some late ones on Friday evening. I thought really an entertaining day of hockey on Saturday night. But nonetheless, some crazy trades, some late ones on Friday evening.

I thought really an entertaining day of hockey on Saturday, like throughout the day,

from J.T. Miller's debut right through that Flames, uh, Detroit game late.

I mean, I was completely engrossed across 12 hours.

Awesome.

Awesome week for the NHL.

And today is our version of the snow game as well. Both of us brave the conditions here in

Vancouver about as aggressive as it will get in these parts, the first snowfall of the year.

But we both made it into the studio. We got to give the people a great show. And the league

certainly delivered, right? We couldn't miss this one. They gave us so much to parse through today we actually had a a novel concept of like a tier show that we wanted to do

and then we got a couple trades we'll tease it uh organically as we go along and we'll probably kind of revisit it

next week let's break down let's start today's show and talk about the combo of moves that the Canucks made on Friday night.

We got a merciful resolution to the J.T. Miller saga by the dragged on for months.

They send him and Eric Bransstrom to the Rangers for Philip Hito, Victor Mancini, and New York's top

13 protected this year. Then hours later, after the Stars game, they played Friday night,

they packaged that very

first with Dan Hine and Vinnie DeHarnay, and they get back Marcus Peders and Andrew O'Connor. Now, let's tackle

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