Frankly Hockey

Sources tell Frank Seravalli that the Utah Mammoth have emerged as a strong suitor for Simon Edvinsson as the Red Wings manage, well, a tire fire to start their season in Detroit. What could an Edvinsson trade look like? How would he fit with the Mammoth? Frank and John Buccigross will also dive into Gavin McKenna's start, Tyrel Bauer's entrance into the heavyweight class, and Alex Ovechkin announcing this will be his final NHL season.Bucci has the latest news and notes from around the NHL with Franks 'n Beans.Frankly Hockey is a video-first podcast. It can be streamed live on YouTube, X, as well as Sportsnet 360 across Canada and listened to on FAN 590 radio in Toronto.This episode was produced by Alex Allard and hosted by John Buccigross and Frank Seravalli.

NHL Washington Capitals goal scoring legend Alex Ovechkin has announced his retirement and this will be his last season.

Bucci and Frank break down a bonkers Thursday night in the NHL. Matthew Knies sent a statement to #Leafs nation in his first period as a Columbus Blue Jacket. Igor Shesterkin became the 18th goalie to score a goal. Victor Herman returned to action. Jack Hughes got the last laugh after an awkward interview in New Jersey. And the Florida Panthers cautiously hold their breath after Aleksander Barkov’s apparent knee injury in San Jose.Bucci has the latest news and notes from around the NHL with Franks 'n Beans.Frankly Hockey is a video-first podcast. It can be streamed live on YouTube, X, as well as Sportsnet 360 across Canada and listened to on FAN 590 radio in Toronto.This episode was produced by Jared McAuley and hosted by John Buccigross and Frank Seravalli.

Just like that, John Buccigross and Frank Seravalli have plenty to chew on during one of Frank's favorite weeks of the season: Overreaction Week. With such a small sample size, everyone wants to draw conclusions one way or the other - about teams, players and hopes for the season. On this episode, Frank and Bucci dive into the Leafs' bounceback against the Islanders, whether the Penguins might actually be good, and did we somehow underrate the Colorado Avalanche? So many questions.Bucci has the latest news and notes from around the NHL with Franks 'n Beans.Frankly Hockey is a video-first podcast. It can be streamed live on YouTube, X, as well as Sportsnet 360 across Canada and listened to on FAN 590 radio in Toronto.This episode was produced by Alex Allard and hosted by John Buccigross and Frank Seravalli.

Night one of the 2026-27 NHL regular season is in the books and John Buccigross and Frank Seravalli are back with four overreactions. Or are they? They'll dive into Tristan Jarry's shaky season debut and whether the Oilers are the same team just with a new head coach? Who was more overwhelmed in their Leafs debut: Gavin McKenna or Darren Raddysh? Are the Blackhawks toast without Connor Bedard? And ... maybe Florida will be just fine with Jacob Markstrom?Bucci has the latest news and notes from around the NHL with Franks 'n Beans.Frankly Hockey is a video-first podcast. It can be streamed live on YouTube, X, as well as Sportsnet 360 across Canada and listened to on FAN 590 radio in Toronto.This episode was produced by Alex Allard and hosted by John Buccigross and Frank Seravalli.

After the Kirill Marchenko for Matthew Knies blockbuster on the eve of the NHL regular season, John Buccigross and Frank Seravalli break down the trade and the winners and losers. They’ll get you set for opening night with all of the news and info from around the league, including the new Senators’ captain, Brock Faber’s scary injury and more.The boys have a full Western Conference preview, predict how the standings will unfold, and talk about their Stanley Cup champion and why.Frankly Hockey is a video-first podcast. It can be streamed live on YouTube, X, as well as Sportsnet 360 across Canada and listened to on FAN 590 radio in Toronto.This episode was produced by Alex Allard and hosted by John Buccigross and Frank Seravalli.

Hockey Insider Frank Seravalli breaks down the regular season eve blockbuster that sent Kirill Marchenko to Toronto on Monday in exchange for Matthew Knies and a second-round pick. Marchenko’s trade includes a $75 million extension, which comes at a significant price hike over the $7.75 million that Knies was signed for through 2031. Who wins the trade? Frank explains the risk on both ends. We won’t know the answer for a few years.

The boys are back for another season, kicking off the regular season’s eve with an Eastern Conference preview. They talked live about the developing Kirill Marchenko talks with the Toronto Maple Leafs closing in on acquiring the Blue Jackets forward, potentially in exchange for Matthew Knies.Bucci and Frank discussed their most improved teams, the biggest unknowns in the East and then gave their projected standings in both conferences.Frankly Hockey is a video-first podcast. It can be streamed live on YouTube, X, as well as Sportsnet 360 across Canada and listened to on FAN 590 radio in Toronto.This episode was produced by Alex Allard and hosted by John Buccigross and Frank Seravalli.