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Did Heated Rivalry get hockey code right? Zubair Jeewanjee goes back to the dinner-table scene with Shane Hollander's family, when the question comes up whether Shane ever let Ilya Rozanov win, and the answer every hockey player would give: "No, of course not. Like that's such a hockey player thing… there's code, like still hockey code. Like, you know, I'll battle for my team."
Zubair also notes that while no NHL player has come out as openly gay, the show captured the rest of hockey's culture. In Heated Rivalry (HBO Max in the US, Crave in Canada, based on Rachel Reid's novels), Shane Hollander (Hudson Williams) of the Montreal Metros and Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie) of the Boston Raiders are rivals on the ice in the fictional MLH.
From San Jose Hockey Now Podcast EP 118 with Cat Toffoli, Sheng Peng and Keegan McNally.
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