Episode 6 of the Tri-State Hockey Podcast dives straight into a wild Black Friday in the NHL, as Jonny Lazarus, Mike Rupp, and Arthur Staple break down everything happening with the Rangers, Devils, and Islanders. The boys open with New York’s milestone 10th road win, J.T. Miller’s honest post-game comments, Brett Berard’s emergence, the Matt Robertson surprise, and the chemistry shifts happening under Mike Sullivan’s structure. From blue-line mobility to lineup trust decisions, the Rangers section is loaded. Then it’s onto the Devils, where Simon Nemec steals another overtime winner and Nico Hischier drags the team through the mud on a night that could’ve gone sideways. The guys debate Jesper Bratt’s goal drought, what Nemec’s crazy value means for trade talks, and whether the Quinn Hughes rumors create real pressure inside the Devils’ locker room. Finally, the Islanders take the stage after another grind-it-out battle with Boston. Jonny makes a point about how underrated this team has been for a decade, Rupp discusses Patrick Roy’s impact and why the Isles “have jam,” and Arthur breaks down the power-play tweaks, the goaltending consistency, and why this group looks so different than the Lambert era. Stick around to the end as the guys debate which coach — Sullivan, Roy, or Keefe — is doing the best job right now across the Tri-State. 00:02:32 — Rangers Talk 00:28:23 — Devils Talk 00:44:17 — Islanders Talk #TriStateHockeyPodcast #NYR #Isles #NJDevils #NHL #Hockey Presented by Novig: http://www.novig.us Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
