It's All Your Fault – Détails, épisodes et analyse

On this episode of the It's All Your Fault podcast, Jeremy K. Gover of AP-Radio visits with new Milwaukee Admirals Assistant Coach Matt Donovan about the following : 

• Why get into coaching so soon after playing?
• What's the excitement like?
• What do Milwaukee Admirals fans need to know about you?
• Can your experience all over the hockey world provide a unique perspective to guys?

Gover also touches on the incredibly sad passing of Johnny Gaudreau and Matthew Gaudreau.

Follow both of our hosts on Twitter at @ItsGovertime & @emma_lingan and follow our guest at @SquatchDonovan !

On this episode of the It's All Your Fault podcast, Jeremy K. Gover of AP-Radio and San Jose Hockey Now’s Sheng Peng discuss the following:

• Where does Yaroslav Askarov fit in to the San Jose Sharks system?
• Was this a trade both teams could afford to make?
• What do Milwaukee Admirals fans need to know about Magnus Chrona?
• What do Ads and Preds fans need to know about David Edstrom?
• Do the Sharks have concerns with Askarov?
• Would Askarov report to the San Jose Barracuda?
• What’s Nashville’s 2025 draft situation now?

Follow both of them on Twitter at @ItsGovertime & @sheng_peng !

On this episode of the It's All Your Fault podcast, Jeremy K. Gover of AP-Radio and Emma Lingan of The Hockey News discuss the following topics:

• Emma is headed to the 2024 NHL Draft in Las Vegas!
• An inside look at the NHL Draft
• What's the best part of any NHL Draft?
• Would Patrik Laine be a good fit for the Nashville Predators?
• Should Barry Trotz and the Preds take a run at Brandon Montour on the blueline?
• Will Nashville be priced out on Nikita Zadorov this summer?
• How much of a nightmare it the Toronto Pearson International Airport?

Follow our hosts on Twitter at @ItsGovertime & @emma_lingan !

This week Jeremy K. Gover, Nashville correspondent for AP radio, stops by the It’s All Your Fault studios to join hosts Michael Gallagher and Megan Seling in discussing some of the Nashville Predators’ more impressive improvements so far. The power play is working, there’s production from the top line, and some of the rookies are thriving. Does this early (and frankly surprising) success have any bearing on any moves David Poile might be considering before the trade deadline? Especially in regards to one Mr. Filip Forsberg?

Also discussed: The team has a wealth of goaltenders – how will it all play out over the next few seasons?

Plus: Do we all owe Matt Duchene an apology?

Alex Daughterty of AtoZSports Nashville joins hosts Michael Gallagher and Megan Seling to discuss one big question on many Preds’ fans minds: Has Filip Forsberg run his course in Nashville?

On the Nashville Post this week Gallagher points out, “After playing in every game during his first three full seasons with the Predators, Forsberg has had trouble staying healthy ever since. He has missed a combined 56 games over the last four seasons, and he's been shelved for at least 15 games or more in three of the last four years.”

Also discussed: Tanner Jeannot is surprising a lot of people, but what other rookies are worth another look?

Plus: Dante Fabbro’s hair! The power play’s success! And Daughtery has some good advice for anyone wanting to get their start in sports journalism.

The Nashville Predators are retiring Pekka Rinne’s jersey number! The power play is working! The top line is scoring! Tanner Jeannot is Tanner Jeannoting! There is a lot of big news to cover this week, and It’s All Your Fault hosts Michael Gallagher, J.R. Lind and Megan Seling dive right in to discuss all the ways in which things are going right for Smashville.

Also discussed: Could any players on the current roster eventually see their jersey number hanging in the rafters? And where does Ryan Johansen get all his smart snack hacks?

Plus: A look at how Preds broadcaster Terry Crisp has made Smashville such a warm and welcoming place for new hockey fans.

This week WKRN’s award-winning sports reporter Kayla Anderson joins IAYF co-hosts Michael Gallagher and Megan Seling to discuss the Preds season so far. Does Filip Forsberg have a future with the franchise? How could the team could better utilize their younger players? Is this strong performance from the team’s top players a sign of what’s to come or a flash in the pan?

Also discussed: Connor Ingram’s NHL debut and the funny story behind how Anderson won her Emmy.

Follow Kayla Anderson on Twitter at @KaylaAndersonTV.

This week co-hosts Michael Gallagher and Megan Seling are joined by award-winning sports journalist Teresa Walker. Walker has been a sportswriter for the Associated Press for more than 30 years. She has won Tennesee’s Sportswriter of the Year four times and was inducted into the Tennesse Sports Writers Association Hall of Fame in 2020.

Having been covering the Preds since their beginning, Walker has tons of smart insight on what the team could do this season to make the most of their “competitive transition,” and she also has some great advice for aspiring sportswriters.

There’s just one more sleep until hockey officially starts in Smashville and this week hosts Michael Gallagher, J.R. Lind and Megan Seling take turns making predictions for the season.

Who will lead the team in goals? Who will be traded away before the trade deadline? Will the team make the playoffs? Will Juuse Saros be a Veznia finalist? And what will happen during February’s Stadium Classic game against Tampa Bay?

Plus: Gallagher makes the case for Ryan Johansen to be promoted to associate captain and Lind hopes the team’s latest assistant general manager hire turns into a King Lear situation. Wait, what?

We’re just weeks away from hockey season and this week It’s All Your Fault co-hosts Michael Gallagher and Megan Seling are joined by reporter and Nashville Predators expert J.R. Lind to discuss how the players are looking now that they’ve gotten back on the ice for training camp.

Who stood out among the prospects? Which veteran players were looking ready to lead the pack through this “competitive rebuild”? And what does "competitive rebuild" mean anyway?

Also discussed: Have the Nashville Predators burned a bridge with Filip Forsberg? That’s the question Gallagher asked in a recent Nashville Post story.

Plus: Early predictions! Will this team make the playoffs? Why or why not? And how could the rest of the offseason Central Division shakeups impact Nashville's success?