The New York Islanders superb start to the new NHL season comes under the microscope as The Athletic's Arthur Staple joins Rob on the latest One Puck Short Podcast.

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The One With The Islanders Hot Streak (ft. Arthur Staple)

Shayna Goldman, co-creator of Behind The Benches.com and writer for Blueshirt Banter and The Athletic, joins Rob for a New York Rangers focussed edition of the One Puck Short Podcast.As well as a look at the season so far, the pair also discuss the Rangers immediate future, and how quickly their rebuild might bear fruit.

The Breadman Delivers (ft. Shayna Goldman)

Alison Lukan of The Athletic joins Rob for a Columbus Blue Jackets focussed edition of the One Puck Short Podcast.

Crazy About Columbus (ft. Alison Lukan)

A writer named Paul Campbell joins Rob for the first One Puck Short Podcast of the 2019/20 season. The pair discuss who's been hot through the first month of action, and who will be glad to see the back of October, as well as dropping in a few early Awards thoughts.

Hello It's Us Again (ft. Paul Campbell)

A special LIVE edition of the One Puck Short Podcast, looking ahead at the 2019 NHL Trade Deadline.

2019 Trade Deadline Preview LIVE

Goaltending masks on as Kevin Woodley joins Rob for back-to-back starts....err, podcasts.This episode looks as Sergei Bobrovsky's future, John Gibson's season, the start of Carter Hart's NHL career and what it means to be a goaltender in the NHL in 2019.

Bob, and John, and an Ever Changing Role (ft. Kevin Woodley)

Kevin Woodley, Canucks correspondent for NHL.com, joins Rob to discuss the surprising season that has developed in Vancouver.From the Elias Pettersson effect, to a brighter future in net, the pair touch on all aspects of the Canucks short and long term prospects and needs.

Elias Pettersson and Friends (ft. Kevin Woodley)

Jesse Marshall, hockey writer for The Athletic, joins Rob to dissect the Pittsburgh Penguins season so far, the Bjugstad-McCann trade, and the franchise's short and long term future - including their chances of winning another Cup this year.

Can The Penguins Fly Again? (ft. Jesse Marshall)

John Matisz, national hockey writer for The Score and host of the Puck Pursuit podcast, joins Rob to dissect the playoff picture as the 2018/19 NHL season approaches the home straight.The pair also look at how the playoff race might impact the amount of trade deadline action we see - including how Columbus might handle Artemi Panarin and Sergei Bobrovsky - as well as a look at who some of the Cup contenders might be.

Playoff Push (ft. John Matisz)

Arthur Staple of The Athletic joins Rob to discuss all things Islanders in the latest episode of the One Puck Short Podcast.The pair discuss the impact of Lou Lamoriello and Barry Trotz on the franchise, the team's long term goaltending options and potential trade deadline dealings.Josh Ho-Sang, Anthony Beauvillier and Andrew Ladd all receive some special attention, while Arthur compares covering the team under Lamoriello to predecessor Garth Snow.

All Things Islanders (ft. Arthur Staple)

Sens and Nucks swap goalies, Pete Chiarelli shuffles his deckchairs, Stars management gets angry and the NHL announces three outdoor games in 2019/20.

(The) Stars Are Just Balls of Burning Gas

ESPN.com Senior NHL Writer Greg Wyshynski joins Rob to discuss the Philadelphia Flyers botched firing of Dave Hakstol, Patrik Berglund's split with the Sabres and the why the Devils are a dud right now.The Blackhawks, Wild and Blue Jackets also come under the microscope, some early front runners for the Jack Adams and Norris Trophy are discussed, while Greg offers his thoughts on a small change to the NHL Playoffs.

The Gift That Keeps On Giving (ft. Greg Wyshynski)

Sean Leahy of NBC Sports is in the guest seat for Episode 92 of the One Puck Short Podcast, discussing Chuck Fletcher's appointment in Philadelphia and William Nylander's new 6-year deal. The recent Maple Leafs-Canucks and Penguins-Ducks trades also come under the microscope, while the Ottawa Senators soap opera continues.

Fletch Flies In (ft. Sean Leahy)

Shawn Roarke, Director of Editorial for NHL.com, joins Rob to discuss Seattle's admission to the National Hockey League and what we can expect from the franchise in the coming months. The pair also discuss the NHL's efforts in Europe, the influence of modern technology on growing the game and the significance of the All Star Game to the league.

See-Ya Soon Seattle (ft. Shawn Roarke)

Ron Hextall is out in Philly, Dylan Strome and Brendan Perlini are in in Chicago, and the Sabres keep on rattlin' on in Buffalo. At the other end of the standings, Los Angeles future continues to look bleak, while Rob takes a moment to sympathise with Scott Darling as the Hurricanes netminder hits the waiver wire. 

Philosophical Differences

A British based NHL podcast, featuring news, opinions, and special guests from across the hockey spectrum joining host Rob McGregor.

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