The Hockey News: On The 'Q'

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  • Jamie Tozer and Will MacLaren break down all of the biggest stories in the QMJHL, their NHL team of the week and prospects to watch.
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  • QMJHL Players to Watch and Red Wings Prospects

    QMJHL Players to Watch and Red Wings Prospects
    Nov 1 2023
    On the latest edition of The Hockey News on the 'Q', Jamie Tozer and Will MacLaren discuss what's been making news in the QMJHL over the past week, including: - The Victoriaville Tigres, thanks to timely scoring and the remarkable work of Nathan Darveau between the pipes, have clawed their way to a tie for first in the Western Conference with the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies. Are we on the verge of a season-long battle between these cats and dogs? - The Baie-Comeau Drakkar, led by QMJHL forward of the month Justin Gill, continue to hold onto top spot in the league as the calendar flips to November. It's arguably the best story to come out of the early part of the season. How are they doing it? - Thirty-six QMJHLers have cracked the initial NHL Players to Watch list. Will and Jamie discuss who's there and who might be poised to rise through the ranks as the season progresses. - The Detroit Red Wings are leaning more on 'Q' alumni in the NHL as they appear to be hitting their stride after years of rebuilding. Will Grand Rapids defenseman and league graduate Jared McIssac join the party soon? - Will and Jamie take a moment to reflect and send best wishes to both the victims of last week's shooting in the former QMJHL city of Lewiston, Maine, as well as all affected by the tragic death of Adam Johnson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    42 mins
  • QMJHL Goalie Goal, Sabres Prospects and U-17 Rosters

    QMJHL Goalie Goal, Sabres Prospects and U-17 Rosters
    Oct 25 2023
    On the latest edition of The Hockey News on the 'Q' Podcast: Jamie Tozer joins us from Wenatchee, Wash., home of the WHL Wild and some of the friendliest airport and car rental services in the state. Meanwhile, Will MacLaren couldn't make it across town to witness Mathis Rousseau score a goalie goal for the Halifax Mooseheads last week, but the guys discuss the historic event nonetheless. It's still early, but the Gatineau Olympiques and Quebec Remparts are currently on pace to miss the post-season. How rare a feat would that be for two of the league's flagships? The rosters were announced for the 2023 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge. Will and Jamie discuss the players who will represent the 'Q', as well as an intriguing prospect between the pipes. The Buffalo Sabres aren't abundant in QMJHL pros or prospects, but two impact players can still be found. Quebec Remparts defenseman Vsevolod Komarov and Olivier Nadeau, entering his first pro season with the AHL Rochester Americans, are taking steps toward making an impression on the NHL club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    34 mins
  • Tight Race at the Top, Bruins QMJHL Alumni and More

    Tight Race at the Top, Bruins QMJHL Alumni and More
    Oct 17 2023
    On this week's QMJHL coverage on The Hockey News On The 'Q' Podcast with Will MacLaren and Jamie Tozer: - It's a tight race at the top of the QMJHL standings, with slim margins separating the top six teams in the East and four teams tying for the Western Conference lead. - A few unexpected names appear atop the QMJHL points leaderboard. Acadie-Bathurst's Milo Roelens and Moncton's Yoan Loshing lead the league with 15 points each. - The Boston Bruins are the NHL team profile of the week, where Will and Jamie examine each NHL team's players from the QMJHL. There are no drafted players currently in the 'Q,' but some big names used to play there, including captain Brad Marchand. - Almost 80 players were named to opening-night NHL rosters last week, including Tristan Luneau on the Anaheim Ducks. - Sherbrooke Phoenix coach Gilles Bouchard will be headed to the 2024 world juniors this winter. And so much more, so join Will and Jamie on The Hockey News On The 'Q' by listening to the full episode and subscribing on your preferred platform. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    43 mins

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