This week on Ice is Slippery, we bid farewell to Kate's beloved Dallas Stars and shared some thoughts about Noted Western Conference Loser Peter DeBoer. We also revealed why an army of Etsy witches is powerless in the face of the hockey narrative.

This week on Ice is Slippery, we're putting Mason Marchment on trial in a listener-inspired game time. We also think Mitch Marner should look for a low steaks team (and no that's not a typo). Finally, while some people who aren't us think that Roope Hintz should be nominated for a Best Actor Oscar we're pretty sure we're in the running for a BAFTA.

This week on Ice is Slippery, a lot of people have raccoon energy and there's a new set of BFFs in town. We also catch you up on round two of the playoffs, and remind you that Mason Marchment has opinions.

This week on Ice is Slippery, Fred's not good at math, Kate's not a medical expert, and Mitch Marner probably doesn't know how a garbage disposal works. We also see how round two of the playoffs are going so far, and advise eliminated teams on creative self-care practices.

We're wrapping up round one of the playoffs and looking ahead to round two. In true ADHD icon fashion, the Dallas Stars waited until the last possible second before showing up with a presentation that blew everyone out of the water. The NHL scriptwriters have really outdone themselves, and Mikko Rantanen may have won the divorce.

It's playoff season! Kate and Fred are doing a deep dive into round one of the playoffs with check-ins on all the match ups. We talk about bench brawls, harmonica anthems, time-traveling Tyler Seguin, whatever Tom Wilson's deal is, and much more. Also, the San Jose Sharks may not be in the playoffs, but their feel-good vibes continue to bring us joy in these trying times.

This week on Ice is Slippery, we're inventing a whole new branch of hockey law. Kate gives her firsthand account of game one between the Stars and the Avalanche, and we break down our predictions for which NHL teams will survive the first round of playoffs.