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After 5 months of a busy summer, we're back on the podcast debriefing about how the 3V off-season transpired. We share our best and worst, as well as some of the key insights we've gained as agents/advisors over the course of our second summer in business.

On today's episode we sat down with 3V agent Brett Beauvais and discussed the hectic current times we are dealing with regarding collegiate players graduating and the North American pro market in constant fluctuation. We further dove into some more topics about NCAA & USports hockey regarding pro expectations, and provided some insight into the landscape of Europe for the near future.

On today's episode we sat down with 3V advisor Riley Neumeier and discussed all the new changes happening in US Jr. hockey, mainly regarding the EHL and their new Tier 2 status. We further dove into some more topics on the junior landscape and what the future of hockey could look like for up and coming players entering these leagues, and what it might ultimately mean for collegiate recruitment.

On today's episode we sat down with Brett Beauvais and covered a wide array of topics in the hockey world, ranging from college hockey talk, pro hockey discussions, and general cultural aspects of the game that players need to understand across North America and Europe.

On today's episode we sat down with 3V agent Brett Beauvais and discussed our past year in review, ranging from the topics of junior, college, and professional hockey. We dove into some of the key things that we learned and what we believe is valuable to players moving forward in their hockey careers.

On today's episode we sat down with 3V advisor Riley Neumeier and debriefed on where we left off from our November episode after the new CHL/NCAA ruling came out. After a few months, we've gotten a grasp on the collegiate landscape and discussed our takes and insights on what players can expect for the future years to come if they are trying to pursue a collegiate commitment.

On today's episode we sat down with Brett Beauvais and discussed some of the things that 'grind our gears' as player agents and advisors. We discussed some other nuances and insights of pro hockey in North America and Europe, and also talked about some general conduct that should be kept in mind for a quality player-agent relationship.

On today's episode we sat down with 3V advisor Riley Neumeier and discussed the speculation and rumblings we've heard regarding the new NCAA/CHL eligibility rule change. Furthermore, we dove into what the future may hold for the junior hockey landscape and what it means for players moving up the ranks with this rule now in place.

On today's episode we sat down with longtime friend and former teammate Ross Sloan and talked about all things junior & minor hockey. We dove into Ross's playing and coaching career, and then shared our opinions and insights of what we think will be the outcome of the CHL/NCAA ruling down the road.

On today's episode we sat down with Riley Neumeier to discuss a controversial news topic that arose in the hockey industry relating to the draft process for major junior, questioning whether it should still be in tact or if players should have a right to choose their team. We further dove into how Jr. rights affect players livelihoods, and also discussed the college hockey landscape with the portal and how it has affected the future of the sport.

On today's episode we sat down with Brett and chatted about a few different topics, including what your grocery list looks like as a player trying to find their role, some expectations you can have going into North American pro camps, and some personal stories about how to interact with players in a locker room during these time periods.

On today's episode we sat down with 3V's western Canada advisor Riley Neumeier to discuss some of our recent topics in the junior & college hockey landscape, including what to expect at showcases, your real odds of getting responses from a D1 college coach, and your options for professional hockey after playing junior.

On today's episode we sat down and discussed some of the more frequently asked questions we get on a regular basis, as well as some of the more unique messages we've gotten in the inbox from players.

On today's episode we took questions asked on IG and provided honest insights and answers to all of them. Topics covered include junior, collegiate, and professional hockey, as well as some niche areas in the hockey world that aren't often discussed.

On today's episode we're sharing a large portion of insight from our experience as agents in the professional hockey market. We're discussing some of the different pro levels across Europe and North America and sharing the salaries you can expect in different countries, as well as the type of experience you need to earn a contract in these leagues.

On today's episode we sat down with former teammate and long-time friend Matt O'Dea of the Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs in the SPHL. We caught up and chatted about some of the pathways in junior hockey and the business of main camp invites, and then dove into Matt's pro career and got some direct insights from him on what it actually takes to be a minor professional hockey player at the SPHL level.

On today's episode we sit down to discuss how important it is to keep furthering your education or professional experience while you're playing hockey. We also touch upon the differences in a contract where you earn a playing salary or work a job, and finish off with an in-depth discussion about how parents can positively or negatively impact their child's future hockey career.

On today's episode we touch upon an important insight discussing ego vs. outcome in a hockey player's career. We also share some of our thoughts on how every coach has a unique recipe for recruitment, as well as the importance of your personal story when trying to get on a team. Lastly, we share our thoughts on your ability to get a professional tryout, and what you need to know before attending one.

On today's episode we're discussing some of the areas you need to prepare for before embarking on your hockey journey overseas. We also share some of our own personal stories of the lifestyles you can expect when playing in Europe or in the minor leagues in North America.

On today's episode we're diving into a few different topics, including some of our personal horror stories we've had with advisors/agents, the new expansion of Jr. hockey, and finally some insights into the importance of your summer training regimen and what it means for your upcoming season.

On today's episode we held our first interview with Nick Dinicola, a good friend and professional hockey player with experience in the SPHL, FPHL, and Italy. We chatted about Nick's path to college hockey, his winding journey through the American minor pro ranks, and how he ended up making the rare jump from the Federal Hockey League to the Italian Hockey League.

On today's episode, we sit down and discuss the similarities and differences between the lifestyles of an NCAA D1 vs. NCAA D3 hockey player. We also dive into some further tips and advice when you're a collegiate athlete, and touch upon the rumours of the CHL giving NCAA eligibility to its players.

On today's episode we're discussing why your EU contract goes deeper than just a salary, why having proper etiquette at Jr. hockey camps is critical to your success, and if players actually have the ability to skip over certain levels in their hockey careers.

On this week's episode we're addressing some hot takes discussing the morality of hiring multiple agents, being a high-maintenance player when you receive a professional contract, and then sharing our favourite 'pizza' metaphor that you need to listen to as a hockey player.

Welcome to our first episode on the Pulse Check podcast, where the 3V Sports Management team sits down and discusses the current landscape of the pro hockey market. We'll be explaining what it takes to get there as a player, what to expect for contracts based on your resume, and what to do if you're not getting the offers you want.