The London Knights have won ten straight games and now go head-to-head with the 2024 Memorial Cup hosts on Jan. 12 at Budweiser Gardens. Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs preview the game, talk about the injuries that London is dealing with and recap the trade deadline from a Knights perspective with associate GM Rob Simpson and from a league perspective with Terry Doyle.

Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs start off talking about the addition of Kaleb Lawrence - and Kaleb joins the podcast. They update London's overage situation and flash back on the Knights 9-game winning streak and the end of some other streaks. London assistant coach Dylan Hunter weighs in on the secret to London's short-handed success and Mike and Kyle preview the Knights next game in Sarnia.

The London Knights are on a seven-game roll and their last two wins have come with seven regulars out of the lineup. Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs talk about what happens as players begin to return to that lineup, hear from Evan Van Gorp on getting up early and discuss the Landon Sim effect. The Knights are 9-1 this year with Sim in the lineup. Mike and Kyle also preview the next two Knights games against Barrie and Mississauga.

Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard talk about the London Knights six-game winning streak and the changes faces from it. They discuss Team Canada's loss in the quarter-finals at the World Junior Hockey Championship and hear from Terry Doyle on potential teams and players to watch as the OHL trade deadlines get closer.

The London Knights are back after their holiday break to face the Sarnia Sting in back-to-back games to continue their Battle of the 402 series. Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard preview the games against Sarnia and recap what was happening before the break. They also take a quick look at the inactivity so far heading toward the OHL trade deadlines and then go through the GOJHL Top Prospects games and the start of the World Junior Hockey Championship.

Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs recap an afternoon that will be remembered by the London Knights as they came back to beat the Sudbury Wolves 4-3 in overtime. Shane Malloy from Hockeyprospectradio.com joins the show to preview the 2024 World Junior Hockey Championship featuring Knights players, Easton Cowan (Canada), Oliver Bonk (Canada), Kasper Halttunen (Finland) and Knights draft pick Daniil Ustinkov (Switzerland).

Former London Knight Frank Caprice joins the show with Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs to tell the story of how the tradition of singing O Canada after winning gold began. Bob Martin of the London Knights takes us through everything that happens at selection camp and Mike and Kyle talk about what might have been the best-played Knights game of the year and also talk about the offside controversy stemming from the game in Sault Ste. Marie.

Jared Woolley's goal brought down a record 11 924 Teddy Bears in a 4-1 win over the Sarnia Sting. Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs head from Jared on the goal and Sav Neth on his contribution to the record breaking night in support of the Salvation Army. Then Mike and Kyle talk World Junior memories with Easton Cowan, Denver Barkey and Oliver Bonk and about all three being named to Canada's final selection camp and Knights associate general manager Rob Simpson weighs in on how the team will handle the idea of top players potentially being away for an extended period of time.

The London Knights are looking for answers after losses to Mississauga and Saginaw. Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard break down what happened and hear from assistant coach Dylan Hunter. Then Kyle and Mike focus on the Teddy Bear toss game against the Sarnia Sting and tell some Teddy Bear toss stories including how the bears came down in Sarnia this year without a goal being scored. Sting radio voice Leigh Cunningham joins the show to preview the hockey side of the Battle of the 402.

Saginaw Spirit Associate Coach Jake Grimes joins Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard to talk about the season so far for the 2024 Memorial Cup hosts. Jackson Edward joins the show to help preview games against Mississauga and the Spirit and talk about his season so far and what he has done to make his shot what it is this year.

The London Knights finished up their northern road trip with a 9-2 loss in Sudbury followed immediately by a 9-3 victory in Barrie. Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs attempt to connect the dots between the two opposite results, London assistant coach Rick Steadman talks about how the Knights try to look at the big picture when things go wrong and Kasper Halttunen weighs in on how he is fitting into the North American style of game.

Hear about the London Knights 6-3 win in North Bay to begin their latest road trip as Kyle Grimard, Mike Stubbs and Jim Van Horne discuss power play goals, Jacob Julien, Denver Barkey and more. Kyle, Jim and Mike preview the weekend games against Sudbury and Barrie and then go behind-the-scenes with Knights equipment manager Chris Maton and London's associate general manager Rob Simpson on what it takes to make three games in three nights away from home work seamlessly.

The London Knights fell behind 2-0 to Flint and then 2-0 in Erie on their way to consecutive losses. Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs break down those games with the help of Knights assistant coach Dylan Hunter as London now gets set for a three-game northern road trip. Mike and Kyle then go back over Brett Brochu's ECHL debut which finally happened on Nov. 19 and featured a 42 save performance and Brochu's first ECHL win.

The London Knights power play and penalty kill played massive roles in a fourth straight win. London has now won seven out of their past eight games. Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard hear from Oliver Bonk who had two goals and one assist against the Storm and from Knights assistant coach Rick Steadman. London goalie Michael Simpson also takes us on a tour through all of the artwork on his new Knights mask.

The ice chips have settled on a wild weekend for the London Knights and they have three more wins. Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs go back over a 4-0 shutout of Guelph and a 5-4 overtime victory over Owen Sound. They talk with Denver Barkey and talk 3-on-3 OT strategy with Knights assistant coach Dylan Hunter. New Knight Chris O'Flaherty drops by the pod and we end with stories from 98-year old World War II veteran Sir Jack Byrne who was one of the honourees before the Nov. 11 Remembrance Day game at Budweiser Gardens.

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.