CBCSports.ca PodcastEpisode 20: Super Bowl thoughts & NHL trades
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Posted: Thursday, February 9, 2012 | 08:47 AM
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The Oilers' Sam Gagner (89) moved into the mix of hot trade candidates after his eight-point night against Chicago. (Dale MacMillan/Getty Images)
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Click here to listen to this week's show.In the milestone 20th edition of the podcast, Chris and Jesse recap Super Bowl XLVI, including their thoughts on some interesting coaching moves. The guys also look ahead to the 2012 season and try to identify the next worst-to-first team.
There's also NHL trade talk. With the deadline fast approaching, what could happen to some oft-mentioned players like Sam Gagner and Ryan Suter? Should Nashville - and more NHL teams for that matter - push their chips in for a run at the Cup?
This week's Wild Cards cover a chess grandmaster and a curious strategy by a popular beer brand.
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About the Podcast
Jesse Campigotto
Jesse Campigotto is a senior writer and editor for CBCSports.ca, which he joined in 2005. He leads the site's Olympic sports coverage, co-hosts the CBCSports.ca Podcast and contributes to the hockey and football sections. Jesse was born and raised in Niagara Falls, Ont., and now lives in Toronto.
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