Today’s Tri-State Hockey Podcast is packed as Jonny Lazarus, Mike Rupp, and Arthur Staple rip through Trade Deadline week storylines across the Tri-State. The guys open on the Vincent Trocheck trade chatter and why his candid comments shouldn’t surprise anyone, then pivot into the bigger Rangers-picture conversation around Adam Fox and what a “retool” really looks like right now. From there, it’s into the mailbag and voicemails before a deep Islanders deadline segment — including which young pieces might actually have to move if the Isles want a true needle-mover. The show wraps with a Devils check-in, lineup decisions, and more listener questions as the deadline inches closer.

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00:14 — Intro + Trade Deadline week setup and Rangers headlines

00:01:08 — Vincent Trocheck comments: honest or too honest?

00:04:38 — Trocheck no-trade list, leverage, and potential landing spots

00:11:36 — Quick Devils aside: would NJ consider adding term right now?

00:13:30 — Adam Fox comments + Rangers retool vs rebuild debate

00:26:23 — Developing the kids vs pushing for wins: who should be playing?

00:33:37 — Islanders segment begins + voicemail from Chris (Hicksville)

00:42:16 — Islanders voicemail from Scot (Massapequa) + deadline wish list

00:58:39 — “This is an Islanders podcast” moment + transition to Devils

00:59:02 — Devils voicemail: Jesper Bratt benching discussion

01:02:08 — Devils voicemail: biggest sibling swing-and-miss debate

01:04:20 — Final thoughts + wrap up

Presented by Novig

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Team USA captures Olympic gold — and the Tri-State lens makes it even sweeter.

Jonny Lazarus, Mike Rupp, and Arthur Staple are back with a special gold medal edition of the Tri-State Hockey Podcast breaking down the Americans’ championship run at the 2026 Winter Olympics. The guys dive into how the United States men's national ice hockey team handled the pressure on the biggest stage, the defining moments in the gold medal game, and which performances will be remembered for years to come. From the emotional tone-setters to the unsung depth pieces, they analyze what separated this group from the rest of the field and what this win means for the future of USA Hockey. Plus, they examine the ripple effects across the Rangers, Devils, and Islanders — and which Tri-State connections came up biggest when it mattered most.

Presented by Novig — sports betting without the juice.

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Jonny Lazarus, Arthur Staple, and Mike Rupp are back for Episode 26 of the Tri-State Hockey Podcast, presented by NoVig & Proraso — and this time they’re LIVE from the Atrium inside Ideal Glass Studios in New York City. In front of a packed Tri-State crowd, the guys kick things off by reflecting on the growth of the show and what it means to bring the podcast to a live audience in Manhattan. From there, they blend Milan Games analysis with Tri-State identity — breaking down Devils, Rangers, and Islanders representation, role usage in short-tournament hockey, specialty teams impact, and how Olympic deployment shapes perception back home. There’s lineup talk, pressure debates, and what these performances could signal for the stretch run once the NHL season resumes. Plus: crowd roll calls, sponsor banter, Producer Vick’s voicemail presence, and a full live-show atmosphere from start to finish.

Don’t miss the next NYC live show — tickets are free.

Timestamps

0:13 – Live intro + thanking the crowd at Ideal Glass Studios

3:30 – Tri-State fan roll call (Rangers, Devils, Islanders)

9:04 – Arthur Staple intro + Olympic perspective

13:42 – Mike Rupp intro + tournament intensity discussion

19:10 – Sponsor banter + Producer Vick / voicemail setup

24:12 – Devils & Rangers Milan deployment breakdown

31:08 – Islanders representation + short-tournament mentality

37:40 – Live crowd reactions + pressure debate

44:18 – What Milan Games performance means for NHL stretch run

49:11 – Final thoughts + wrap-up & live show outro

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