
022: Stanley Cup Playoffs - Power Plays and the Science of Superstitions
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Why are the Stanley Cup Playoffs called “the Madness on Ice”? Because no other sport blends grit, superstition, and glory quite like hockey. In this episode, we break down how the NHL Playoffs work—from the point system and seven-game series to power plays and the science behind superstitions. Plus, we dive into what makes the Stanley Cup the most coveted and chaotic trophy in pro sports, complete with hot dogs, baptisms, and strip clubs. With the Cup Final in full swing, there’s no better time to get caught up on the stories, strategy, and chaos that define the NHL’s biggest stage.
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Chapters
- 08:08 - NHL Playoffs: Ice, Sweat, Repeat
- 16:02 - Why Hockey Players Have No Teeth
- 21:51 - Beards, Curses, and Cup Lore
- 25:59 - Hot Dogs in the Stanley Cup
- 30:06 - Gold Medal or Giant Beer Chalice?
- 31:27 - PWHL: Women Hit Hard Too
- 38:32 - Iconic Moments
- 42:08 - Taylor Heise: Skating Into Stardom
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