Stay ConnectedBiscuits, a podcast on VICE Sports, takes an analytical, irreverent, and humorous look at the world of hockey and the NHL. Listen as hosts Sean McIndoe (of Down Goes Brown fame) and Dave Lozo react to the week’s biggest stories and most absurd news.
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It’s the season finale of Biscuits, which features a discussion about Tom Wilson’s new contract, the notion that Jarome Iginla somehow isn’t a first-ballot Hall of Famer, the sudden departure of Trevor Linden from the Canucks, the arbitration hearings for William Karlsson, Mark Stone and Cody Ceci and some reader questions to take us into the offseason.
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The big news from this past week in the NHL was the arbitration hearing of Jacob Trouba and the arbitration hearing of Matt Dumba that never happened. Each player received new contracts and Sean and Dave are here to talk about them in between mentions of baseball and softball. Also: Sean is confused by six teams heading into next season, and Dave is here to offer absolutely no help for clearing things up.
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Sean and Dave are here to be your July hockey podcast and this week is full of contract extensions and new deals — Marc-Andre Fleury’s bad one, Connor Hellebuyck’s long one, Adam Henrique’s expensive one, Elias Lindholm’s risky one and Juuse Saros’ smart one. Also: The heroism of Marian Hossa accepting a trade to Arizona, just trade Erik Karlsson already, saying goodbye to Ray Emery and casting an Ocean’s 11 movie with hockey players on the fly.
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Dave and Sean react to breaking news of the Nikita Kucherov extension, the lack of an Erik Karlsson trade, Shea Weber's secret injury, Artemi Panarin's honesty and lots more in a nice episode of Biscuits.
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Sean and Dave are here to talk free agency but mostly about John Tavares surprising everyone and choosing the Leafs and breaking the hearts of the Islanders and their fans who aren’t handling this very well. Also: Drew Doughty’s deal, Ryan O’Reilly’s trade and the Erik Karlsson trade to Tampa that has definitely already happened or won’t happen at all.
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The prize of the 2018 free-agent class is holding court in Los Angeles, and Sean and Dave are here to tell you exactly where John Tavares will sign and how teams will attempt to woo him. Also: Draft weekend recap, trading elite players that like museums, signing John Carlson to a mega-deal, the booing of Gary Bettman in Dallas and a look at how the Canucks can replace the Sedins in free agency.
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Sean and Dave were lucky enough to record a new episode before Mike Hoffman’s trade to San Jose and the trade a few minutes later to Florida. Does this mean Erik Karlsson stays in Ottawa? Are the Senators screwed no matter what? What do they do with the pick they owe the Avs? And in non-Senators news, we’ve got Barry Trotz jumping ship, another questionable Canadiens trade, the future of John Tavares and who would play Kyle Dubas in a Leafs promotional video?
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Alex Ovechkin and his blood-alcohol levels have been the stars since the Washington Capitals won their first Stanley Cup last week, and Sean and Dave are here to talk about how it all went down and what comes next this offseason. There’s also a look ahead to the big storylines heading into free agency, including John Carlson, Ilya Kovalchuk, Erik Karlsson, Milan Lucic and why in the world would Oliver Ekman-Larsson sign up for eight more years in Arizona. Also: The Sedins.
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The Washington Capitals are one win from a Stanley Cup and despite Sean and Dave picking the Caps to win in a sweep, only one is ready to say this series is over. This episode is a Final extravaganza with a breakdown of Games 3 and 4, the idea of puck luck, officiating when embellishment is rampant, scratching David Perron and leaning on Ryan Reaves, Barry Trotz’s future, the idea that Alex Ovechkin is a “different” player than years past and whether the Caps should want to win the Cup in Las Vegas or at home in front of their fans. Also: Reader mail, runner-up parades and how stinking rich will John Carlson be in a few weeks.
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It’s 1-1 in what has been an extremely fun, fast-paced Stanley Cup Final, so of course Sean and Dave spend a good portion of the show talking about Tom Wilson being an idiot and referees showing a level of incompetence rarely witnessed in any profession. But there’s also the Braden Holtby save, Evgeny Kuznetsov’s potentially series-changing injury, pregame theatrics and a poorly executed 5-on-3 power play. And Dave does everything he can to read his short story about the valor and wonder of the Sedin twins while Sean makes a big announcement (he has a book coming in October so go pre-order it).
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The Stanley Cup Final we all predicted before the season – Capitals vs Golden Knights - is set to begin Monday and Sean and Dave are here to offer irrelevant predictions. Why is it irrelevant? Sean thinks it’s because Vegas has revealed the NHL to be a series of random, unpredictable events while Dave’s opinions on Vegas stopped mattering a long time ago. Also: A look back at what went wrong for the Lightning and right for the Caps in Game 7, a discussion about Jon Cooper’s future, Evander Kane’s contract with the Sharks, Lou Lamoriello’s impact on John Tavares staying with the Islanders, and Henrik/Daniel talk.
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The Caps are throttling the Lightning and Sean wants to know if Dave would like to get back on the Washington bandwagon. Kyle Dubas is officially the new Leafs GM and Sean has feelings about it. Also: The crowd in Winnipeg, how to sing-song a goalie properly, trading Lundqvist for Rinne, using replay for high sticking calls and a look back at the Sedins in the 2011 playoffs, the last time a Canadian team reached the Stanley Cup Final.
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Sean and Dave bask in the glow of Dave’s genius, which was confirmed yet again by the Caps beating the Penguins in six games to reach the conference finals. There’s also a look back at the Lightning and Golden Knights advancing, Brad Marchand’s wayward tongue, Fleury and Vegas revisionist history, predictions for Game 7 of Jets-Preds, marveling at the coincidence that Hurricanes legend Rod Brind’Amour was the most qualified person to coach the Hurricanes, Mike Babcock’s totally planned and not at all forced visit to Arizona to see Auston Matthews and, because people were getting upset, we finally get around to talking about the Sedins.
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Sean and Dave discuss the great second-round series that have featured outstanding action and horrendous officiating but Sean also says goodbye to his Leafs and hello to the (likely) new GM. Also: Ron Francis is Milton from Office Space, mascots at the draft lottery show and an exclusive interview with Canucks legend Henrik Sedin.
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The Bruins have let a 3-1 lead slip away and now we have a Game 7 with the Leafs. Who will win? What is Sean’s level of dread? What is Dave’s level of enjoyment at the expense of Sean? Plus: A look ahead to the second round, why this is finally the year the Capitals beat the Penguins, Bill Peters fleeing to Calgary, Chuck Fletcher out in Minnesota, Player Safety videos and an in-depth discussion about the Sedins and their place in hockey lore.
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Sean and Dave hit all the first-round series and the big storylines. Suspensions. Non-suspensions. The choking Caps. The unstoppable Knights and Sharks. The weird Game 3 between Boston and Toronto. The goalie swaps in Jersey and Washington. Brian Elliott’s battling. And there’s also a look back on media darling Ken Hitchcock, media enemy Eugene Melnyk and the boys finally get around to discussing the Sedins.
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Sean and Dave once again discuss a controversial review before looking at all the first-round series and making their predictions. There's also a discussion about the one guy that was fired over the weekend, all the guys that weren't fired, the Sedins are mentioned, there's an examination of Ryan O'Reilly's loss of love and Dave accepts Sean's generous offer to fill out his Hart ballot (even if Sean ignores the advice).
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This MVP-free episode features discussion about yet another goaltender interference call, Erik Karlsson taking a souvenir from his last home game in Ottawa (maybe ever), a look at the coaches and GMs that could be fired after the season and who wins the race for the last playoff spot in the West (we forgot to talk about the Sedins).
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Sean and Dave look at the races for the final playoff spot in each conference and accidentally get into the MVP debate for a few minutes (they are very sorry about this). Also: Georges Laraque's false report about Taylor Hall, Garth Snow's continued employment and whether the non-playoff teams from Canada could combine rosters and create a Stanley Cup contender.
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The NHL's GMs are talking interference, so Sean and Dave do too and they are sorry about that. There's also talk about changing other rules, the underpaid Hurricanes GM opening, the playoff format and, yes, the Hart Trophy debate.
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Alex Ovechkin has 600 goals, but is he a winner like Trevor Lewis? Can he break the record of Wayne Gretzky, who is also a winner? Sean and Dave tackle those important questions along with the changes in Carolina, the front-office "drama" in Toronto, the playoff format, the playoff race in the West and the possibility that they can be less negative during the podcast.
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Sean and Dave debate hockey's two hottest topics — what constitutes goaltender interference and who should win MVP? Also: the red-hot Panthers, the white Leafs uniforms, NBC cutting away from a game for local news and a capper of Sean ranting about how much he loves having his typos pointed out to him on Twitter.
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It's the most thorough trade deadline recap you'll find anywhere (maybe) along with some thoughts on Patric Hornqvist's contract and Patrice Bergeron's injury. Also: All glory to the U.S. women's hockey team and their gold medal!
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The trade deadline is right around the corner. Sean and Dave talk about all the big targets that could be moved and what teams will and won't do anything interesting. Erik Karlsson? John Tavares? Rick Nash? Are they going anywhere? Plus: what could America and Canada trade that doesn't involve hockey players?
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Sean and Dave have nothing but the lukewarmest of takes about the Phaneuf-Gaborik trade, Jim Benning's extension, the cheating Canadian women barely beating the heroic American women in South Korea, and there's also the question of the day: which giant sign is more embarrassing — the Oilers' 1984-85 beat team banner or the Islanders' Snow Must Go billboard?
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Goaltender interference continues to be as confusing as ever but Sean and Dave are here to make sense of it. We also get into the trade deadline, suspensions and whether Marc-Andre Fleury is a Hall of Famer or the new Chris Osgood.
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Sean and Dave are back from the break to talk about what worked and didn't work at All-Star weekend, goaltender interference reviews, the end for Jaromir Jagr, a special Gary Bettman anniversary and the Rangers becoming sellers despite sitting in a playoff spot.
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Sean and Dave get into Kid Rock playing the All-Star Game, the new skills competitions, whether the NHL rigged the expansion draft to help Vegas, Paul Coffey joining the Oilers staff and an oiled up Peter Chiarelli breaking into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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Sean and Dave try to understand why everyone wants to create loopholes for Andrew Cogliano's ironman streak and consider Nathan MacKinnon for MVP, then Sean has lots of thoughts about offside reviews. Also: Why isn't Willie O'Ree in the Hall of Fame?
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Sean and Dave try (and fail) to fix the Oilers, look to see which coach could be fired during the upcoming bye weeks, pick a winner of the Kadri-Thornton beard braw, l and talk about the value of a silver medal at the world juniors.
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Sean and Dave ring in the new year discussing the usual NHL issues — an outdoor game with unimpressive ratings, the Montreal Canadiens and a stupid trade, secret All-Star voting numbers, and a list compiled by the league that features the Blackhawks at the top.
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Sean and Dave say farewell to 2017 by discussing the idea of games on Christmas, trading Kris Letang, suspending Zac Rinaldo and which outdoor event is better — Canada-USA in world juniors or Sabres-Rangers in the Winter Classic. Plus reader questions!
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Sean and Dave talk Eugene Melnyk's rant, debate what makes a good captain, and wish the NHL a happy 100th birthday by ranking its best and worst seasons.
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Sean and Dave try to figure out what will happen with Erik Karlsson and the Senators. Do they trade him this year? Next year? Re-sign him? Also: Outdoor games get fixed and the idea of an NHL super team.
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Sean and Dave argue over everything this week: Joe Thornton's ass meeting T.J. Oshie's face, Drew Doughty and Erik Karlsson contract talk, 3-on-3 overtime, and Sean reveals what he hates about Canada.
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With Carey Price back, are the Canadiens going to be OK? When do we start taking Vegas seriously? What's the deal with all the offense this season, and is it sustainable? All that along with Sean and Dave actually answering reader questions about goalie fights and the Flyers.
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Sean and Dave wade into the Flames-Wings brawl, Radko Gudas' attempted beheading, Brendan Smith's innate ability to communicate via eye contact, and they do a lot of laughing about the sad state of the Montreal Canadiens.
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Sean and Dave delve into this week's comments from Gary Bettman, the sour grapes of Brian Burke, next year's Hall of Fame class, and the first edition of Sean And Dave Fix...™
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Dave and Sean are back for another hockey season to discuss trades, coaches, players, and biscuits.
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In the season's final episode, Dave and Sean react to the expansion draft, the NHL awards, Marian Hossa, Shane Doan and much more.
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Sean and Dave get into all the terrible things from Game 6 of the Final, like the blown call on the Preds's goal, the blown call on the Conn Smythe, the blown call on silencing Subban and the not blown call of Nashville fans lustily booing Gary Bettman.
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The Preds are back in the series, cutting the Conn Smythe in half, Charles Barkley likes your sport, and Sean and Dave decide which backlash is the best backlash involving fans in Nashville.
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Dave and Sean try to understand the Jake Guentzel for Conn Smythe talk and the catfish guy, then get into the value of offside reviews, Rinne vs. Saros and how easily a referee could fix a playoff game.
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Sean and Dave look back on a terrific Game 7 between Ottawa and Pittsburgh and look ahead to a Stanley Cup Final between two battered teams. Meat and pizza are also discussed.
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Sean and Dave discuss the boring Senators and their weirdly defensive fans, Ryan Johansen's trash talk, the NHL's list of greatest teams, and a terrible ad everyone else loves.
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Dave and Sean break down a pair of game sevens, figure out what comes next in Washington, make their Conference Final predictions, and preemptively award the Conn Smythe to Chris Neil.
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How did Sean know the Devils would win the draft lottery? Is the lottery fair? Which team got screwed the most by it? And will Dave admit he was wrong about Marc-Andre Fleury? (No.)
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Sean and Dave discuss the defensemen starring in the second round of the playoffs with Adam Larsson and PK Subban coming up big. There's also talk about Nikita Kucherov torching the Lightning in the Russian media, second round predictions and whether Taylor Hall is the lucky charm for winning a draft lottery.
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Sean and Dave talk about Jack Eichel getting his Buffalo bosses fired, which ex-Sabres players get the new jobs, what they got wrong in the first round of the playoffs and whether Pop Tarts are better than Toaster Strudel.
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Dave and Sean break down each first round series, make their predictions, and fill out their awards ballots.
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Angry Sean(TM) is back from Disney after scarring his children. He's not only upset with the NHL's reasons for not going to the Olympics, he's got a not-a-rant on the NHL's loser point too. Dave is also involved somewhat in this episode.
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Special guest Jesse Spector stops by to talk about his history of John Tortorella fights, how baseball would handle expansion compared to hockey, and who is getting the final playoff spots in the East.
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Dave and Sean try (and fail) to fix the Kings, complain about the Olympics, and wrestle with the Maple Leafs actually making the playoffs.
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Dave and Sean debate Steve Yzerman's trade deadline, break down what went wrong with the Kings, try to call the close Eastern playoff race, and get excited about a playoff system that does not exist.
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Sean is very mad about the NHL not wanting to reveal the expansion draft lists, and how general managers cover their asses, and how nothing happens at the GM meetings. Dave is just glad that Sean isn't mad at him. (Editor's note: Sean may be mad at Dave too.)
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Dave and Sean review and rate the trade deadline for every NHL team and wonder why Shane Doan waited until last call to finally make his move out of Arizona.
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Sean and Dave talk about the hidden bonus of the first big trade before the deadline, and whether the Avalanche will deal Matt Duchene. Also, they'll pinpoint the buyers and sellers and try to figure out how much money it would take for Sean and Dave to trade their hockey jobs for something else.
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Why did Boston let Claude Julien go to Montreal? Sean gets very mad about general managers complaining how their jobs are hard while at the same time getting mad about their latest excuse not to make trades. Also, the guys wonder why Gustav Nyquist only got six games.
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Sean and Dave talk about why the Bruins waited so long to fire Julien, the NHL's concussion problem, which teams should relocate, and then place bets on various trade deadline odds Sean made up.
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Sean and Dave delve into Ken Hitchcock's firing and wonder if Doug Armstrong (or any GM will be fired too). There's also a brief pizza break where Sean is left out and there's residual bitching about the NHL's top 100 list.
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Sean and Dave talk about their perfect, beautiful NHL top 100 list that's out in book form, then get into the one player that has been left off the NHL's list that deserves to be there. Also, Sean laments the fact that his usually crappy Toronto Maple Leafs may have to acquire a top-pairing defenseman at the deadline. Woe is Sean.
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Sean and Dave discuss who should and shouldn't be in the NHL's top 100, the sudden demise of Henrik Lundqvist, and which sport is best played in the nude.
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Sean and Dave talk about the greatness of Alex Ovechkin and how he compares to legends of the past, and they also wonder why there will be so few modern players on the NHL's top 100 list.
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Dave and Sean are back to discuss outdoor hockey, the Blue Jackets winning streak and Sean refuses to believe his Leafs will be a Cup contender in the coming years. There's even a breakdown of the WJC championship even though this was recorded before the game.
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It's a reader 2016 wrap up question edition this week, including dream playoff matchups, Ken Holland's fate, and the best thing about being an American and Canadian this year.
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Sean and Dave discuss Henrik Lundqvist getting crushed by Cody Eakin and the Rangers' lack of a reaction, the realness of the Blue Jackets, and the guys try to think of one nice thing to say about the NHL.
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Dave and Sean try to figure out the Panthers, trade Jarome Iginla, save the Islanders, and wonder if the Bruins are sneaky good.
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Dave and Sean debate the aftermath of the Philip Larsen hit, plus Kris Russell, the Vegas logo fiasco and more.
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Dave and Sean discuss a 3-2-1 points system and why the NHL seems so against changing the rules to allow for more goals.
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Sean and Dave debate the next Hall of Fame class and wonder why the NHL refuses to market its best players.
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Dave and Sean talk Jacob Trouba, debate blindside hits, break down the Blackhawks, and discuss the finer points of enraging various fan bases.
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Dave and Sean talk about Shea Weber's impact on the Canadiens, why the Predators and Stars have been so bad, and why bad Canadian teams like the Canucks refuse to rebuild.
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