
Hockey, Actually is a hockey podcast covering all things related to Vancouver’s hockey scene. From the Vancouver Canucks, to the Vancouver Goldeneyes, to the Abbotsford Canucks, co-hosts and The Hockey News reporters Izzy Cheung and Nicolleta Panos have you covered!
Hockey, Actually is back from the holiday break! To kick 2026 off, Izzy and Nicolleta discuss their favourite Vancouver hockey moments from 2025, including moments from Abbotsford’s Calder Cup run as well as the PWHL Takeover Tour. They then go over their 2026 wish lists for each Vancouver hockey team, before talking about the upcoming Olympics and who else could be representing Vancouver hockey.
Continue reading for timestamps as well as a link to episode 19.
1:00 — Favourite Vancouver Hockey Memories Of 2025
11:30 — 2026 Wish Lists
23:10 — Olympic Talk
40:35 — Linus Karlsson’s New Contract
46:42 — Goldeneyes Looking For Their First Goal Of 2025–26
52:50 — Takeover Tour Numbers In 2025–26
Watch Episode 19 Here:
Hockey, Actually - Episode 19: New Year, New Episode, Actually
Hockey, Actually is a hockey podcast covering all things related to Vancouver’s hockey scene. From the Vancouver Canucks, to the Vancouver Goldeneyes, to the...
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