Sound Of Hockey
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Sound Of Hockey is brought to you by SoundOfHockey.com. This show is a general hockey podcast - produced for and by hockey fans - which features news and discussion surrounding the Seattle Kraken, and the sport in Seattle and the rest of the Pacific Northwest (the... Sound... area. Get it?). Plus, you'll hear great interviews, banter, and segments regarding the latest from all around the hockey world. John Barr, Andy Eide, and Darren Brown are three Seattle-based hockey minds who are here to inform and entertain. SUBSCRIBE! ENJOY! REVIEW!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Sound Of Hockey turns Seattle Kraken results, roster debates, and mailbag questions into informed local hockey talk with a loose table feel.
Sound Of Hockey is deep in the Seattle Kraken lane of the Sports beat: long, conversational episodes that move from game reaction to roster questions, mailbag hypotheticals, and the occasional brief player interview.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose Kraken conversation that eventually turns Melanson and roster pressure into a worthwhile listen.
The episode opens in a loose, familiar register, with Everett Fitzhugh in studio and the usual crew energy carrying a detour through a Maine lobster story, Curtis being away, and the back east update.
A loose Kraken recap that leans on strong goaltending and a few clean chances to make its point.
Sound of Hockey keeps the focus on the Kraken win, after a bit of early Buffalo and Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen chatter. It settles into the game cleanly: Seattle gets the goaltending it needs, then turns a couple of two on one looks into goals for Jaden Schwartz and Elli Tolvanen.
A loose Kraken discussion that turns injuries and shot quality into a useful argument.
Sound Of Hockey opens a little loose, then settles into a Kraken conversation with Allison in studio helping keep it on track. The focus stays on Seattle's injury pile, the shot quality numbers, and the harder question underneath: is the team actually driving play, or mostly…
A week of Kraken hockey, with enough banter to make the numbers easier to sit with.
Sound of Hockey spends this episode moving between the Kraken's mood and the scoreboard. It starts with a Wayne Gretzky gag, then works through the shootout loss in Ottawa, the overtime win in Toronto, and the losses to Philadelphia and Washington.
A Spokane broadcast and roster talk give this episode its strongest local texture.
Episode 362 keeps its focus tight on a Spokane-centered hockey hang, with Jared Spurgeon as the thread that ties together Tyler Johnson, the Memorial Cup link, and Spurgeon’s Spokane Chiefs background.
A loose Kraken hang that balances milestone warmth, power-play frustration, and a quietly moving finish.
Episode 363 opens on Brendan Dillon's 1,000-game milestone and uses it as a clean way into a familiar Sound of Hockey conversation: some history, some sentiment, then Kraken talk. The Dillon section feels personal without getting syrupy.
A loose Kraken check-in that pairs sharp tactical talk with familiar fan-level banter.
Sound Of Hockey keeps its .5-episode cadence focused on a busy stretch for the Kraken, moving through a month-long home-ice break, a penalty-kill adjustment, and an Alex Ovechkin goal that lands as both expected and a little odd.
A relaxed Kraken hang that blends a deep-cut joke, stat talk, and a clear read on Catton's night.
Sound Of Hockey episode 368 settles into a Kraken postgame hangout, and it starts with a Jason Pommenville joke that earns its place by being so oddly specific.
Buffalo hockey, argued daily.
Daily Canucks panic with receipts.
Flyers wins, losses, and reality checks.
Sound Of Hockey episode 365 centers on the Kraken's recent 3-1 loss to Buffalo, a 5-3 loss to Utah, and the 4-1 loss to Minnesota before that.
Sound of Hockey opens with a Johnny Oduya joke and keeps that loose, conversational rhythm going.
The show opens with a Daniel Sprong joke and the usual loose banter before turning to Kraken talk.
Episode 367 opens with a face-off joke and the running Jasperi Kokuniemi bit.
The crew records a late Wednesday .5 episode and quickly settles into the odd rhythm of the Kraken schedule.
Sound Of Hockey opens episode 369 with a Lil' John joke and plenty of laughing before the hockey really gets going.
Sound of Hockey episode 364 opens with an Al McInnes stat and uses it as a springboard into hockey talk.
Episode 362 opens with a local hook.
Episode 368 opens with a bit of a deep cut.
The show starts from Deal With It Studios, which is really a road-trip workaround and a beautiful Hilton Garden Inn that is certainly showing its age, with chickens and roosters right outside the door.
Episode 363 centers on Brendan Dillon's 1,000th game, and the show opens by working through why he matters to the podcast and to the Kraken world.
The crew opens by joking that episode 370 belongs to Sergei Bobrovsky.
Sound Of Hockey episode 373 centers on the Kraken’s lone deadline trade for Bobby McMahon and whether his speed, forechecking, and shooting fit Lane Lambert’s system.
The hosts discuss Logan Couture's career and share personal updates while recording from Hawaii.
An interview with a hockey broadcaster discussing playoff travel and preparation.
The crew comes back loud, calling it the Megyn Keller episode and welcoming Everett Fitzhugh into the studio.
Seattle Kraken Hockey Podcast episode 368.5 opens with the team coming off a 6-3 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins and a run of 1-3-1 since the last show.
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Episode 361 opens with a joke.
The hosts discuss the Seattle Kraken's recent games, including a low-shot loss to the Rangers and a win over the Blackhawks, analyzing offensive struggles, player performances, and injury updates.
The hosts discuss the Seattle Kraken's recent games, including a win over Winnipeg and a comeback against Montreal, while analyzing team stats like odd-man rush defense and penalty kill performance.
The hosts analyze the Seattle Kraken's recent road trip, discussing wins and losses, mounting injuries, and standout performances like Josh Mahura's overtime winner.
The hosts discuss the Seattle Kraken's first loss of the season in overtime and share a listener review.
The hosts introduce themselves and welcome guest Alex Mandrycki, assistant general manager of the Seattle Kraken, for an interview.
The hosts discuss Jaden Schwartz's stats, introduce their guest Everett Fitzhugh, and kick off Sound of Hockey Fest.
The hosts discuss recent Kraken training camp cuts, injury updates, and preview an interview with player Capo Caco.
The hosts discuss Trevor Kidd's NHL career, focusing on his unusual goalie equipment and facial hair styles.
A hockey podcast episode featuring banter, numerology jokes, and discussion about the Seattle Kraken and NHL news.
The hosts discuss the episode title origin from a 2021 article about NHL player age and catch up on recent interviews and vacation schedules.
The hosts discuss Justin Schultz's career and his underrated tenure with the Seattle Kraken, then introduce an upcoming interview about the Coachella Valley Firebirds.