Season one ends with a raw, funny, heartfelt sendoff, and the best part is this show was never really about the hosts at all. Jahn and Leroy look back on the moments that turned Slapshot Utah into a real community, from the first hotline calls and wild watch parties to the friends, fans, and guests who helped build a new hockey voice in Utah.
They also break down the season's biggest memories on and off the ice, including Mackenzie Weegar's first playoff goal, Logan Cooley's four-goal outburst, Dylan Guenther's New Year's Day hat trick, and the kind of emotional, once-in-a-lifetime moment that made the entire year feel bigger than sports. Along the way, they talk about tailgates, the Heber Creeper, awkward online shopping for big guys, and why college football chaos somehow feels right at the start of hockey season.
You'll also hear them revisit the guests and voices that shaped the show, including Julian aka 996 The Howl and Coach Mike, plus the bigger mission behind the podcast: creating a place for fans who want to belong, speak up, and be part of something local. If you've been listening all season, this is the episode that reminds you why.
Jahn and Leroy are the voices behind Slapshot Utah, a fan-first Utah sports podcast built for the people who love the team, the market, and the community around it.
Perfect for anyone who has followed the rise of Utah hockey, loves unfiltered fan reaction, or wants the emotional payoff of a season finale that actually means something. Season two starts with a fan cast, but first, this one closes the book on a first season nobody will forget.
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