The Norris Debate, Keith Kinkaid Stories & The Problem with Youth Hockey | ONE-TIME ALL STARS

In the second-to-last episode of the season, Cory Schneider and Brian Boyle cover it all. They kick things off with a heated debate over the best Girl Scout Cookie before diving into serious NHL awards talk. The guys debate Evan Bouchard's Norris Trophy candidacy, the evolution of the Vezina Trophy, and why the Dallas Stars' offense might be too "perfect" for playoff hockey.

Plus, Cory and Boyle take a deep dive into the state of youth hockey. They discuss the rising costs of ice time, private equity buying up local rinks, and why the lost art of unstructured street hockey (and $5 drop-in stick time) is essential for developing true talent.

And of course, legendary stories: Cory shares the nine lives of his 37-pound, indestructible cat named George Michael, Boyle recalls threatening a complaining Keith Kinkaid during a practice drill, and the guys break down exactly what kind of "steak" the Devils need to add to their roster this offseason.

In this episode:

- Banning glitter & the great Girl Scout Cookie debate (Samoas vs. Caramel deLites)
- The Norris Trophy: Is Evan Bouchard the guy?
- The Vezina Trophy & how sports betting apps might be changing NHL shot counts
- Dallas Stars' offense & the evolution of "goalie shooting"
- The youth hockey affordability crisis & the beauty of street hockey
- Storytime: Keith Kinkaid gets "ice in his eye" & Boyle's street hockey violence
- Cory’s indestructible Canadian cat, George Michael
- What the Devils need to fix their roster (They need "steak")

Hosts: Cory Schneider & Brian Boyle
Producer: Matt Stucko