Burger Boys Fantasy Sports Network Worldwide

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Braden and Yags kick things off with a sick-week update, a fantasy-hockey check-in, and a very committed A&W burger detour.

Burger Boys Fantasy Hockey Podcast returns after a hiatus since April, with Brayden Lauder and Jaeger Krentz opening the 2025-2026 season primer from a trailer studio while Brayden mentions a baby in a couple weeks and a new house.

Burger Boys opens on the championship-week aftermath.

Burger Boys Fantasy Hockey Podcast’s “Playoff Primer Episode round 1 2026” focuses on Week 19 and Week 20 fantasy hockey matchups that decided seeding, including a 452.75-407.5 Flyhammer win over Rototiller and a 9.25-point Mac-O-Lantern win over West Coast Express.

Burger Boys Fantasy Hockey Network Worldwide opens with the hosts recording on the road, fixing a Jaeger audio issue from the prior episode, and explaining that the show is still getting out while one host is away at work.

Brayden and Jaeger start with an in-person catch-up after about two or three months apart.

Burger Boys kicks off the new fantasy hockey season by sorting through draft-day chaos and the fallout from a team takeover.

Burger Boys Worldwide opens with technical difficulties and apologies before settling into hotel chatter, a joke about a mountain picture and Cowtire across the street, then a long fantasy-hockey debate about Patterson, Miller, and a Leafs rumor that keeps pulling Toronto into the middle of everything.

Braden and Jaeger open on a week-six fantasy hockey check-in while games are still in progress.

Burger Boys Worldwide opens on burgers, skates, and the usual league chatter.

The episode opens with an apology for the late start, then slides straight into championship-week talk.

The room opens with the season basically done for some teams and the final four already in sight.

The hosts discuss NHL news including the Winter Classic location debate, player milestones, and Olympic roster selections, then dive deep into fantasy hockey trades, standings, and controversial league dynamics, ending with a comedic Puck Doku segment.

The hosts discuss recent NHL news including injuries, the Tristan Jari trade, and the major Quinn Hughes trade to Minnesota, while updating their fantasy hockey league standings, matchups, and trades with competitive banter.

The boys return for episode 8-1 and kick off a new fantasy hockey season with draft cleanup and commissioner logistics.

Burger Boys Worldwide is a solo fantasy-hockey update built around NHL news, Team Canada’s Four Nations roster, and league standings heading into the break.

The Burger Boys celebrate 100 episodes and interview first-time fantasy hockey league guest Dash One, breaking down his recent trades, a tough loss, and the 'fraudulent' chatter surrounding his team.

The Burger Boys cover major NHL news including JT Miller's leave, coaching changes, and injuries, then dive deep into their fantasy hockey league's early-season trade deadline.