HURRICANE STANLEY Road Trip, Brady Tkachuk to FLA?! & Bruins Draft/Future Talk w/ Marcus Antonelli | That’s Gross #51

HURRICANE STANLEY Road Trip, Brady Tkachuk to FLA?! & Bruins Draft/Future Talk w/ Marcus Antonelli | That’s Gross #51

Episode 51 was absolute chaos… and one of the wildest weeks we’ve had since starting Gross Hockey. The boys break down the first ever Gross Hockey road trip adventure — heading all the way from Massachusetts to Raleigh, North Carolina for the Carolina Hurricanes Stanley Cup celebration… only to accidentally miss the parade after a legendary night out at Teets 😅 We talk about: 🏆 The full Hurricane Stanley journey and bringing Gross Hockey on the road 🍻 The unreal night at Teets and how we somehow missed the actual parade 🤝 Meeting Logan Stankoven, Seth Jarvis, their crew, and a ton of diehard Canes fans 🧢 Selling our Hurricane Stanley hats in Raleigh and connecting with the hockey community 📸 Shoutout to all the amazing fans we met… especially the Gross Brothers Then we dive into a complete NHL whirlwind week: 🐀 The massive Brady Tkachuk to Florida Panthers blockbuster and what it says about the “new NHL” 🔄 League-wide trades, movement, and the ever-changing NHL landscape 📈 Why aggressive teams keep getting better while others risk falling behind And to wrap it up, we’re joined by Marcus Antonelli (Marcussi_) for a full Boston Bruins deep dive: 🐻 The future of the Boston Bruins — retool or push now? 🎯 Pre-draft strategy and what moves actually make sense ⭐ Prospect development featuring James Hagens and Boston’s young core 📉 The Bruins’ recent draft/development track record and whether their Cup window is shifting A week we won’t forget. Hockey culture, road trips, chaos, NHL talk… that’s Gross. #NHL #BostonBruins #CarolinaHurricanes #FloridaPanthers #HockeyPodcast #NHLDraft #GrossHockey #ThatsGrossHockey

The NHL is Changing Forever… Ring Chasers, Superteams & Chaos in the Cup Final | THAT’S GROSS #50

Episode 50 of That’s Gross and somehow the hockey world decided to completely lose its mind. We’re recording LIVE while watching another insane game in what has become one of the wildest Stanley Cup Finals we can remember, as the Carolina Hurricanes tighten their grip on the series against Vegas in a matchup that has felt like pure chaos from puck drop in Game 1. We break down why this series has been so incredible, from Carolina’s relentless pressure and system play, to Vegas continuing to prove why their depth might still make them the most dangerous organization in hockey. We talk Jordan Staal somehow turning into a Conn Smythe-caliber monster in the biggest moments of his career, Mitch Marner continuing what might be the most shocking playoff redemption arc we’ve seen in years, and why this entire Final feels like a heavyweight fight between two perfectly constructed hockey teams. Then things get controversial. Mike Babcock’s name is once again circulating around the Edmonton Oilers coaching search… and we have a LOT to say about why NHL teams continue entertaining these conversations despite years of stories, player accusations, and controversy surrounding his treatment of players. Should hockey continue giving these opportunities out? Then the bombshell. Dylan Larkin reportedly wants out of Detroit. We break down why this could become a much bigger story than just one trade request, what teams make sense, why players are becoming increasingly comfortable taking control of their careers, and whether the NHL is finally entering an era that starts to resemble the NBA — where star players stop accepting bad situations and begin forcing their way toward organizations they actually believe can win. Could Connor Hellebuyck eventually do the same? Zach Werenski? Brady Tkachuk? Auston Matthews? And what happens when Jack, Luke, and Quinn Hughes eventually decide they want to play together? We actually love this shift. Players should have the power to decide their futures — and the NHL may be heading toward a completely different era than we’ve ever seen before. Plus: — Carolina vs Vegas SCF breakdown — Jordan Staal’s historic Stanley Cup Final run — Mitch Marner building a Conn Smythe case — Why this series has been one of the craziest Finals in years — Bruins offseason discussion — New comments from Cam Neely signaling Boston plans to get aggressive — Trade targets and roster weaknesses Boston must address — Why Bruins fans should be fired up about management wanting to give Pastrnak, McAvoy, and Swayman one more legitimate push And all of this while watching yet another completely ridiculous Stanley Cup Final game unfold in real time. The NHL is changing. And honestly… we’re here for it. Welcome to Episode 50. #NHL #StanleyCupFinal #BostonBruins #CarolinaHurricanes #VegasGoldenKnights

No Chinks in the Armor | Creativity, Cut-Throat Knights & Hockey Shows. TG#49

On this episode of Gross Hockey, we break down the current state of the Stanley Cup Playoffs and where the league feels headed right now. We talk about the Vegas Golden Knights sweeping the Colorado Avalanche, the ruthless/cutthroat history of Vegas, Bruce Cassidy getting fired after winning, John Tortorella taking over, and the possibility of a full blown Rod the Bod vs Torts SCF coaching war if the Carolina Hurricanes close things out. We also get into: * Mitch Marner potentially ending up in Vegas after things completely soured in Toronto * Whether Toronto is becoming the new Buffalo * Why Carolina looks like an absolute wagon with Taylor Hall fitting perfectly * The fun future of the Montreal Canadiens and their young core * NHL free agency and possible RFA offer sheet chaos * Bruins offseason rumors including Adam Fox and Tomas Hertl talk Outside hockey, we also talk: * Tires * Shane Gillis & Matt McCusker / MSSP * The growth of hockey culture content * The rise of Off Campus * Why hockey content could follow the same creator boom as YouTube golf with creators like Tony Sauce and Trew Crew * The new direction of Gross Hockey apparel and content moving forward The game is changing. The culture is growing. The New Wav is here.

Boston Bruins Therapy Session + Future Outlook & Around the League | That’s Gross E48

The Boston Bruins season is over… and yeah, this one needs a full therapy session. After losing three straight at home to end their playoff run, we break down everything — from the big picture of a “step-back year” to the real issues that showed up when it mattered most. Was this season actually a success? Is Jeremy Swayman finally getting the respect he deserves? Did the Bruins lean too far into “safe” hockey instead of playing to win? We get into: * Why this year was a step forward despite the ending * Jeremy Swayman’s impact and why the criticism needs to stop * Defensive issues around Charlie McAvoy and the need for a true RHD * Mason Lohrei, Matt Poitras, and the youth movement (and how it was handled) * The biggest problem all year: lack of offense, creativity, and play-driving * Why the Bruins may be clogging their own development pipeline * Trade targets, roster construction, and what needs to change this offseason We also zoom out: * How Boston should approach the next 2–3 years * Pastrnak’s timeline and urgency vs patience * What a real Cup window looks like for this group Plus: * Around the league playoff talk * Teams that are built the right way in today’s NHL * What Boston can learn from them This is the full recap, full honesty — no sugarcoating. Tap in, join the conversation, and let us know your take. Check out Gross Hockey apparel — snapbacks, team drops, and more: link in bio Comment “LR” to join the Gross Hockey Locker Room 🔒 #BostonBruins #NHLPlayoffs #HockeyPodcast #NHL #BruinsTalk

First Round Reality Check | Bruins–Sabres Adjustments & Playoff Chaos - That's Gross #47

We’re through a few games in the first round and now it gets real. We start with the Bruins vs Sabres series — what’s working, what’s not, and what needs to change right now. Lineup decisions are front and center… do you stick with guys like Hagens or start making tough calls? Do you spread out the scoring and break up the top line? We talk Pasta potentially running with Minten and Khusnutdinov, and whether shaking things up is the only way to get this group going. Then we get into the backend — Peeke, Lohrei, Andrew Peeke, Hampus Lindholm, Nikita Zadorov — who’s holding it down and who might need a change? Do the Bruins adjust pairings or even look at bringing in Henri Jokiharju? After that, we zoom out and hit every other playoff series — where we were right, where we were completely off, and which matchups are starting to feel like real upset territory. Tampa vs Montreal is electric, as is Dallas and Minnesota. Merch updates and some potential fights between the Gross Hockey Guys and the Buffalo Sabres Rollerblade Guys? Playoff hockey doesn’t wait… you either adjust or you’re done.