Episode 124: These NHL Rules NEED to Change...

In episode 124 of Royally Quacked, Cody and Gary step into the shoes of NHL commissioners for a day, bringing a fresh perspective on how to reshape the league. Joined by their special guest, the new commissioner Cody Spink, they dive into a lively discussion about potential rule changes and enhancements to the game. From the controversial trapezoid rule to the idea of a franchise tag for homegrown players, the hosts explore the implications of these changes on teams like the Kings and Ducks.

The episode also features a breakdown of the latest Ducks and Kings news, including national broadcasting schedules and trade speculations surrounding key players. As always, the banter between father and son is lively, filled with humor and heartfelt insights into the game they love. Expect engaging discussions on player contracts, potential trades, and the importance of developing homegrown talent as they navigate through the NHL landscape.

Join Cody and Gary for a fun-filled episode packed with hockey analysis, hilarious moments, and a few surprises along the way. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to the sport, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to stay updated on all things Kings and Ducks!

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