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Why So Much Anger Towards Replay in the Preseason? Predicting the Metro Division
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Summary
Replay controversy intensifies as NHL preseason grinds to a halt—should video review dominate inconsequential games? Chris Micieli and Zach Pearson clash over whether replay slows hockey’s flow, especially in the preseason, and debate if split-second reviews rob bubble players and goalies of key moments. The hosts spotlight how recent replay trends might impact prospects and veteran netminders alike, raising big questions about rule changes and fan experience. The duo also break down Metropolitan Division predictions, analyze Philadelphia Flyers and Washington Capitals surges, and question if Igor Shesterkin can help the New York Rangers climb out of the basement. Plus, in celebrating the Tampa Bay Lightning, they reflect on Manon Rhéaume’s historic preseason appearance and discuss Andrei Vasilevskiy, Victor Hedman, and Jon Cooper’s ongoing legacy. Is Tampa Bay primed for another deep playoff run, or will a stacked Atlantic Division change the playoff picture?