Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs tell a story about a game that could have been cancelled if Mark Hunter had not come to the rescue. Then they preview a 3-in-3 weekend for the Knights that will see them face the Bulldogs, Attack and Rangers. Jim Van Horne also checks in with London's associate general manager Rob Simpson to find out how a few future London Knights are doing in the GOJHL.

Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs look back at London's 3-2 overtime win over the Ottawa 67's that moved Knights head coach Dale Hunter into second place in all-time OHL coaching victories. Mike then tells some stories from Dale's early days behind the bench.

The London Knights close out October against the Ottawa 67's. Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard talk about London's record in Sept./Oct., vs the rest of the year, hear from Knights defenceman Henry Brzustewicz, discuss Jackson Edward signing with the Bruins and get a quick recap of Kyle's trip to South Africa.

After losses to the Erie Otters and the Saginaw Spirit Mike Stubbs talks with Knights assistant coaches Rick Steadman and Dylan Hunter about the things that they are seeing on the ice. Dylan Hunter takes a close look at the power play and what needs to be done to get it going. Mike also does an entire Western Conference check-in where he compares where the teams in the West were expected to be with where they are as many of them pass the ten-game mark.

Ryder and Sawyer Boulton have very quickly become fan favourites in London. Their dad Eric played for Mark Hunter in the mid-90s and then went on to play 654 games in the National Hockey League. Mike Stubbs sits down with Sawyer and Ryder and then speaks with Eric about the impact Mark Hunter had on his career and his career in the NHL. Mike also looks at Dale Hunter's latest milestone and previews games against the Erie Otters and the Saginaw Spirit.

The London Knights went through their first set of three games in three days going to Peterborough, back to London and then to Sarnia. With Kyle Grimard away, Mike Stubbs recaps all three games and hears from Denver Barkey, Sam Dickinson and Sam O'Reilly. Mike also talks about Dale Hunter sitting at 906 career regular season victories and Jim Van Horne sits down with Knights defenceman Alec Leonard and London goaltender Owen Willmore.

London Knights forward Easton Cowan is back from his time with the Toronto Maple Leafs in time for the Knights to play three games in three nights beginning with a rematch of the 2023 OHL Championship series in Peterborough against the Petes. Mike Stubbs hosts as we talk with Cowan and Denver Barkey and hear from Knights goaltender Michael Simpson on facing his old team. Mike also previews all three games as London hosts Kingston on Feb. 13 and then heads for Sarnia on Feb. 14.

Easton Cowan was on the Toronto Maple Leaf roster as the club became cap compliant on Oct. 9 at 5 p.m. What's next for him? The London Knights hit a new level against the Guelph Storm on Oct. 7 at Budweiser Gardens. Mike Stubbs recaps that game and the loss to the North Bay Battalion, addresses the Easton Cowan situation and hears from Knights assistant coach Dylan Hunter, London forward Rene Van Bommel and linesperson Kevin Hastings who completed a 1038-game OHL career when he officiated the Knights vs the Storm.

Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs recap a quick trip to Sault Ste. Marie and look ahead to back-to-back home games against the North Bay Battalion on Oct. 6 and the Guelph Storm on Oct. 7. Mike also speaks with Phil Pritchard, the keeper of the Stanley Cup.

After 2-1 and 5-2 victories over the Niagara IceDogs Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs look back over what helped the Knights to win and hear from Kasper Halttunen, Kaeden Johnston, Sam O'Reilly and Knights assistant coach Dylan Hunter. They talk about Easton Cowan remaining in training camp with the Maple Leafs, preview London vs Sault Ste. Marie on Oct. 4 at 7 pm and get the story behind O'Reilly's nickname: Peanut.

The London Knights have acquired goaltender Michael Simpson from the Peterborough Petes. Mike Stubbs talks about the trade and then goes through the list of current and former Knights players who played National Hockey League pre-season games on Sept. 25. The list includes Easton Cowan, Denver Barkey, Oilver Bonk, Ryan Winterton, Logan Mailloux and Luke Evangelista.

As the countdown continues to the start of the regular season Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard have their eyes on Knights players who are still away at NHL training camps and who are starting to play games in the pre-season. Max McCue has returned from the New York Rangers camp and he talks about how camp went and facing Denver Barkey in the faceoff circle in a game between the Rangers and the Flyers. Kyle and Mike also discuss the standout performances for the Knights during the OHL pre-season.

Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs look back at 3-2 pre-season win by the Knights over Erie in which London finished the game with only 14 skaters. They talk with Knights Marketing Director Alex Brown about Fanfest on Sept. 29 and provide an OHL East Division Preview with the help of Pete Dalliday, Jim Gilchrist, Kenny Walls, Jack Moore and Reed Duthie.

Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard get you caught up on how London Knights players have been performing in their respective NHL Rookie tournaments. Then they go after some good vibes for the 2023-24 season with some stories from former Knights Danny Syvret and Marc Methot.

The London Knights have now played two pre-season games and have made another trade. Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs speak with newest Knight Juan Copeland and associate G.M. Rob Simpson about the latest deal, Dylan Hunter on how much learning is happening right now and Landon Sim on watching his brother Lane in a Sting uniform. Mike and Kyle also talk about the pre-season debuts of Henry Brzustewicz, P.J. Fagan, Jared Woolley, Blake Arrowsmith, Evan Van Gorp and Rene Van Bommel.

The first of four division previews as Leigh Cunningham (Sarnia), Manny Paiva (Windsor), Brad Coccimiglio (Sault Ste. Marie), Dillon Clark (Saginaw), Brian Gardner (Flint) join the podcast to talk about players and expectations for their respective teams. Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard also look back at a trade between London and Niagara and the signing of four players out of training camp.

Training camp came and went in a flash. Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard recap it and hear from Kasper Halttunen on saunas and shooting pucks, from the newest Knight, Henry Brzustewicz, who has added some extra spice to the London/Kitchener rivalry. The guys also look ahead to back-to-back pre-season games against the Sarnia Sting on Sept. 9 and 10.

Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs talk about the start of London Knights training camp in 2023 with Knights associate general manager Rob Simpson. They also chat with Denver Barkey and Jackson Edward about their summers and getting set for NHL camps.

Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs take a close look at just how deep the London Knights 2023-24 roster is even before training camp opens on August 31. The guys go over how London's 2023 training camp will work and speak with Brett Brochu and Dennis Maruk.

Four London Knights heard their names called at the 2023 NHL Entry Draft. Hear from Oliver Bonk, Easton Cowan, Denver Barkey and Jacob Julien as Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs take you through each of the stories that got those players to where they are in their hockey careers. Mike and Kyle then finish up with some analysis of the 2023-24 Knights schedule.