Energy Line with Nate Thompson and Julie Stewart-Binks open up talking about the Oilers’ comeback win in overtime in Game 4 to tie the Stanley Cup Final at 2-2. They discuss who the Oilers should start at goalie in Game 5, Corey Perry’s speeches and Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce being at the game. Bruins new head coach Marco Sturm then joins Nate and JSB. Sturm discusses the joy of getting the Bruins job, why he decided to go there, this epic Stanley Cup Final, coaches that helped guide him along the well and coaching Leon Draisaitl. Sturm also gets into Sam Bennett being a free agent and Nate’s impact on him coaching together.

Energy Line with Nate Thompson and Julie Stewart-Binks open up talking about the Oilers&rsquo; comeback win in overtime in Game 4 to tie the Stanley Cup Final at 2-2. They discuss who the Oilers should start at goalie in Game 5, Corey Perry&rsquo;s speeches and Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce being at the game. Bruins new head coach Marco Sturm then joins Nate and JSB. Sturm discusses the joy of getting the Bruins job, why he decided to go there, this epic Stanley Cup Final, coaches that helped guide him along the well and coaching Leon Draisaitl. Sturm also gets into Sam Bennett being a free agent and Nate&rsquo;s impact on him coaching together.

Former NHL player Nate Thompson and broadcaster Julie Stewart-Binks join forces to provide their take on everything from A to Z. You never know what this Energy Line will cook up, so hop on board and go with the flow.

Former NHL player Nate Thompson and broadcaster Julie Stewart-Binks join forces to provide their take on everything from A to Z. You never know what this Energy Line will cook up, so hop on board and go with the flow.

Energy Line with Nate and JSB

Stanley Cup Final tied up, Marco Sturm discusses getting Bruins HC job

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On this week's episode of Energy Line Nate and JSB talk:


Olympic Rink Controversy: Alarming construction issues in Milan threaten NHL participation. Nate and JSB discuss why a few feet matter so much on the ice, the consequences of a smaller rink on player safety, and get insider info on why the show will go on..


Blockbuster Trade Talk: Is it inevitable that Quinn Hughes will be traded to the Devils to play with his brothers, Jack and Luke? Nate breaks down the massive package Vancouver would need in return and how the move instantly makes any acquiring team a Cup Contender.


Are the Leafs Back? Toronto is surging despite goalie injuries. Nate and JSB discuss what's fueling the Maple Leafs' turnaround and how close the Atlantic Division race is.


The Code and Corey Perry: Nate weighs in on Jacob Trouba's controversial hit on Ryan Leonard. Plus, the etiquette of using NHL nicknames, pranks gone too far, and Nate's takeaway from interviewing Corey Perry.

Energy Line is a production of the NHL and iHeartPodcasts.

On this week's episode of Energy Line Nate and JSB talk:
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Olympic Rink Controversy: Alarming construction issues in Milan threaten NHL participation. Nate and JSB discuss why a few feet matter so much on the ice, the consequences of a smaller rink on player safety, and get insider info on why the show will go on..
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Blockbuster Trade Talk: Is it inevitable that Quinn Hughes will be traded to the Devils to play with his brothers, Jack and Luke? Nate breaks down the massive package Vancouver would need in return and how the move instantly makes any acquiring team a Cup Contender.
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Are the Leafs Back? Toronto is surging despite goalie injuries. Nate and JSB discuss what's fueling the Maple Leafs' turnaround and how close the Atlantic Division race is.
</li>
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The Code and Corey Perry: Nate weighs in on Jacob Trouba's controversial hit on Ryan Leonard. Plus, the etiquette of using NHL nicknames, pranks gone too far, and Nate's takeaway from interviewing Corey Perry.
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Energy Line is a production of the NHL and iHeartPodcasts.

Quinn Hughes Trade Rumors, Olympic Rink Tension, and Are the Maple Leafs Back?

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On this week's episode of Energy Line Nate and JSB welcomed Hockey Hall of Famer and three-time Olympic gold medalist, Jen Botterill! Jen shared incredible insights on:


The Hall of Fame Call: The overwhelming moment she got the call while on a boat with her family.


The Power of Teamwork: What being a "great teammate" means in both the locker room and the media studio.


The PWHL Boom: How the new professional league is fundamentally changing the women's game and influencing the upcoming Olympics.


Best Advice: Jen's sage advice for young athletes (and everyone else): "Don't rely on other people's confidence in you."

Nate and Julie also touched on:


The Youth Movement: The NHL's Young Guns are rewriting the record books. We discuss how this wave of talent is changing the league's culture.


The Sharks' $40K Flow: Was the San Jose Sharks' fine for skating in warmups without helmets worth the team bonding? Nate, who famously rocked the no-helmet look, weighs in on the tradition.


And Does OT Need a Fix?: With the league on pace for the most overtimes in the salary cap era, we debate how to eliminate the "reset" and the shootout.

Enjoy, and we’ll see you back here next week for moreEnergy Line.

Energy Line is a production of the NHL and iHeartPodcasts.

On this week's episode of Energy Line Nate and JSB welcomed&nbsp;Hockey Hall of Famer and three-time Olympic gold medalist,&nbsp;Jen Botterill! Jen shared incredible insights on:
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The Hall of Fame Call: The overwhelming moment she got the call while on a boat with her family.
</li>
<li>
The Power of Teamwork: What being a "great teammate" means in both the locker room and the media studio.
</li>
<li>
The PWHL Boom: How the new professional league is fundamentally changing the women's game and influencing the upcoming Olympics.
</li>
<li>
Best Advice: Jen's sage advice for young athletes (and everyone else): "Don't rely on other people's confidence in you."
</li>
</ul>
Nate and Julie also touched on:
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<li>
The Youth Movement: The NHL's Young Guns are rewriting the record books. We discuss how this wave of talent is changing the league's culture.
</li>
<li>
The Sharks' $40K Flow: Was the San Jose Sharks' fine for skating in warmups without helmets worth the team bonding? Nate, who famously rocked the no-helmet look, weighs in on the tradition.
</li>
<li>
And Does OT Need a Fix?: With the league on pace for the most overtimes in the salary cap era, we debate how to eliminate the "reset" and the shootout.
</li>
</ul>
Enjoy, and we&rsquo;ll see you back here next week for more Energy Line.
Energy Line is a production of the NHL and iHeartPodcasts.

Fixing NHL OT with a Shot Clock? Plus, Hall of Famer Jen Botterill

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On this week’s episode of Energy Line with Nate and JSB, we kick things off with the unofficial Thanksgiving benchmark for NHL playoff contenders—and why this season might finally break the rule. Then we dig into Mikko Rantanen’s run of borderline hits and what’s going on with his game.

Next, Sharks forward Tyler Toffoli joins the show to talk about playing alongside the insanely talented Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith, living with Michael Misa, his reaction to Anze Kopitar’s retirement, thoughts on life after hockey, and his long-time love for former teammate Jonathan Quick. He also tells us about the massive Thanksgiving he’s hosting for the Sharks—52 people!

Finally, Nate and Julie wrap things up with some thoughts on autograph hounds after a Connor Bedard signing video sparked online debate, plus a look at Jack Hughes’ dinner with pop star Tate McRae.

Enjoy, and we’ll see you back here next week for moreEnergy Line.

On this week&rsquo;s episode of Energy Line with Nate and JSB, we kick things off with the unofficial Thanksgiving benchmark for NHL playoff contenders&mdash;and why this season might finally break the rule. Then we dig into Mikko Rantanen&rsquo;s run of borderline hits and what&rsquo;s going on with his game.
Next, Sharks forward Tyler Toffoli joins the show to talk about playing alongside the insanely talented Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith, living with Michael Misa, his reaction to Anze Kopitar&rsquo;s retirement, thoughts on life after hockey, and his long-time love for former teammate Jonathan Quick. He also tells us about the massive Thanksgiving he&rsquo;s hosting for the Sharks&mdash;52 people!
Finally, Nate and Julie wrap things up with some thoughts on autograph hounds after a Connor Bedard signing video sparked online debate, plus a look at Jack Hughes&rsquo; dinner with pop star Tate McRae.
Enjoy, and we&rsquo;ll see you back here next week for more Energy Line.

Why the Thanksgiving Playoff Cutoff Doesn’t Apply This Year — with Tyler Toffoli

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Stanley Cup Final tied up, Marco Sturm discusses getting Bruins HC job

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