Fantasy Hockey Podcast: Runaround Subban
Elan Dubrofsky
2019-06-24
On the newest edition of Keeping Karlsson, Elan and Brian hurriedly gather for an unplanned emergency episode to pick apart all the news– glorious news!!– of trades and signings that has gone down in the days approaching and following the NHL draft.
Keep an eye out for our Eastern Conference Preview Review with Dimitri Filipovic, which is being released as a new Hockey PDOCast episode on Wednesday-ish.
And keep another eye out for another(!) new episode of Keeping Karlsson coming your way in the next couple days, on which we'll have expert help in interpreting and analyzing the short- and long-term impacts of all that happened at the 2019 NHL Entry Draft.
Like what you heard? There'll be more of it in our annual audio fantasy hockey guide and projections! The Keeping Karlsson NHL Fantasy Audio Almanac returns for the 2019-20 season, and you can pre-order yours (at what'll be its lowest price) by heading over to keepingkarlsson.com/almanac. (If you didn't listen to the 2018-19 Almanac and want to check it out, it's now available on a pay-what-you-want basis.)
Players discussed on this episode include P.K. Subban, Roman Josi, Ty Smith, Mackenzie Blackwood, Cory Schneider, Jacob Trouba, Kevin Shattenkirk, Neal Pionk, J.T. Miller, Alex Edler, Quinn Hughes, Kevin Hayes, Nolan Patrick, Matt Niskanen, Radko Gudas, Justin Braun, Carter Hart, Kasperi Kapanen, Andreas Johnsson, Erik Karlsson, Jeff Skinner, Jordan Eberle, William Karlsson and more.
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