Algorithmically Incorrect Hockey

Episode 2: Jack Han, Rick Bowness, College Hockey, and Handshakes

Sean is at a loud hockey rink. Robert says "um" a couple times. Jack Han joins (2:00) the show to talk about rink coffee, his new book, how he started writing about hockey, what it's like being an NHL video coach, how limitations and constraints can be key to organic development, and how passing can be like a good handshake.Robert and Sean (54:17) then get into how video and charts are secret best friends, ways in which NHL TV presentation can grow, and a stunning theological dissertation. Sean educates Robert about college hockey (1:22:25), including his take on whether a certain college player will go first overall. Rick Bowness (1:55:00) joins the show to talk about how it's cold in Buffalo, how much gas Columbus has left in the tank, how he adapts his coaching for different players, which video clips he requests for meetings, all the things he still loves about coaching, and some admirable traits of Jamie Benn and Adam Fantilli.Buy Jack Han's Hockey Tactics 2026 here: ⁠https://jhanhky.gumroad.com/l/hockeytactics2026⁠

Episode 1: Elliotte Friedman, Ian Greengross, and Jailbreak Goals

Sean and Robert start the show with a discussion about rules the PWHL has adopted that the NHL might benefit from. Sean advocates for the jailbreak goal while Robert uses the phrase "some our younger viewers" at 23:07 just to show how out of touch he really is.Next (55:00) they're joined by SportsNet's Elliotte Friedman to discuss Jim Nill's recent extension in Dallas, some great Lou Lamoriello stories, whether Elliotte even likes the term "insider," and how you build trust while protecting sources.Finally (1:16:00) we talk with agent Ian Greengross of Greengross Athletic Management Enterprises about how he navigates discussions between teams and clients, how the coaching landscape has changed over his career, and what he's learned as an agent, a lawyer, and a former hockey goaltender.

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Sean and Robert talk for a few minutes about what Algorithmically Incorrect Hockey is and isn't.