Slapshot Utah

Join Jahn and Leroy as they dive into all things Utah Mammoth hockey! From game recaps and player spotlights to team news and fan insights, this podcast is your go-to source for everything about Utah’s thrilling NHL team. Tune in for lively discussions, "expert" takes, and a whole lot of Utah Mammoth pride! Lets go Utah! @LeroySLC @iminthe801 @SlapshotUtah Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #46

  46. Hockey Idiot Quiz

  Aug 17, 202630 min

  Think you know hockey? This episode puts that confidence on the ice. Leroy and Jahn turn offseason chaos into a full-blown Hockey Idiot Quiz - and the results are way funnier, way messier, and way more revealing than either of them expected. After opening with a quick check-in on the wild listener support behind their City Weekly best local podcast push, the guys jump straight into the kind of off-the-rails hockey conversation only this show can deliver. Jahn kicks things off by introducing BK Ice Wars, the bare-knuckle ice fighting spectacle that instantly hijacks the room, before Leroy unveils a Jeopardy-style test built to separate real fans from total hockey idiots. You'll hear them battle through five categories: team nicknames, legendary players, rules and refs, Stanley Cup stuff, and hockey lingo. Along the way, they break down the meaning behind terms like hat trick, icing, hooking, and empty-net goals, test each other on franchise nicknames like the Habs, Bolts, Cats, and Thrashers, and revisit legends including Wayne Gretzky, Alex Ovechkin, Patrick Roy, and Gordie Howe. Jahn also shares his obsession with Ovechkin's influence on the next generation, while Leroy adds the kind of old-school hockey context that keeps the quiz from becoming pure chaos. And because no hockey episode is complete without a little trophy worship, the conversation lands on why the Stanley Cup remains the greatest championship prize in sports - plus the strange traditions and road-trip lore that make it feel larger than life. This episode is for anyone who loves hockey, loves being right about hockey, or loves watching someone else confidently guess their way through it. With the season only weeks away, Leroy and Jahn are making offseason content fun again and reminding listeners why this show feels like hanging out with two extremely opinionated local fans who never stop. Perfect for diehards, casual fans, and anyone who wants to see how much hockey knowledge survives under pressure. Hit play, score your own quiz at home, and see whether you're a hockey expert or just another idiot on Slapshot Utah. Stay Connected • Website: slapshotutah.com • Facebook: facebook.com/slapshotutah • Instagram: @slapshotutah • Twitter/X: @slapshotutah @SlapshotUtah @LeroySLC @iminthe801 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #45

  45. No ice, No problem

  Aug 3, 202630 min

  Unlock the thrill of Utah’s rising softball stars and discover why women’s softball is taking the sports world by storm—so much more than just a game. While the summer heat reaches new heights and smoky skies dominate the horizon, our hosts Leroy and Jahn are fired up about Utah’s back-to-back champions, the Utah Talons, and the explosive talent transforming women's sports today. From Montana Fouts, dubbed the "Randy Johnson of softball," to the legendary Jenny Finch, they dive into how female athletes are revolutionizing the game—showcasing skills, passion, and athleticism that rival any professional league. You’ll discover why the Utah Talons’ recent championship isn’t just a win for Utah but a sign of growing momentum for women’s sports nationally. They break down: The rise of elite softball players like Bree Ellis and Montana Fouts and what that means for the sport’s future Why women’s softball is no longer a “less than” version of baseball but a craft-level sport attracting top talent The cultural significance of the revived women's professional baseball league and its historical ties to "League of Their Own" How fans can support local teams and get ready for the Utah Talons’ upcoming season, including the home opener celebration The broader impact of female athletes on sport, community, and gender equity—plus, a hilarious tangent about the NFL, hockey, and concerts. If you believe women’s sports deserve the spotlight they’ve earned and crave insights into the future of baseball, softball, and beyond, this episode is your front-row seat. Whether you're a sports fanatic, a supporter of gender equity, or just love a good underdog story, Leroy and Jahn deliver a mix of passion, humor, and cutting-edge sports culture. Get ready to cheer, support, and dare to redefine what greatness looks like in the sports arena. Perfect for sports lovers, softball parents, and anyone who's excited to see women take center stage. Join the conversation—because this summer, softball is more than a sport; it’s a movement. Let’s go Utah Talons, and let’s keep celebrating women’s sports like never before. Supporting local teams, celebrating young talent, and embracing the spirit of competition—this episode scores big. Stay tuned, get inspired, and hit play now! Stay Connected • Website: slapshotutah.com • Facebook: facebook.com/slapshotutah • Instagram: @slapshotutah • Twitter/X: @slapshotutah @SlapshotUtah @LeroySLC @iminthe801 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #44

  44. Building a Culture

  Jul 27, 202631 min

  Unlock the unexpected lessons from Utah's most surprising sports moments and community stories in this electrifying episode! Leroy and Jahn take you beyond the scoreboard, revealing how local passions, legendary signings, and heartwarming charity gestures are shaping Utah's sports landscape—and why you can't afford to miss it. Discover how the Utah Talons made history as the first nationally televised pro softball game in the US, and why this signals a new era of support for Utah's women athletes. We break down the latest in the Utah Mammoth’s star-studded roster—John Marino’s eight-year, $54 million contract—exploring how such long-term deals are shaping the future of sports in Utah. Plus, you'll hear about the Mammoth’s clever jersey trade-in program that turned fan participation into community support, donating jerseys to help local nonprofits—an inspiring reminder of sports' power to unite. We also dive into the wild world of rodeos, country concerts, and the intense energy of bull riding, sharing behind-the-scenes stories that showcase Utah’s diverse athletic culture. And stay tuned for some insider scoop on newly designed arena seating, upcoming road trips to Tucson, and exclusive fan experiences—plus our heartfelt tribute to Utah sports legend Jordan Devi and a poignant reminder about mental health. Perfect for die-hard sports fans, Utah locals, and anyone looking for stories that inspire, entertain, and connect on a deeper level. This episode isn't just about games—it's about community, resilience, and the adrenaline of pure Utah spirit. Hit play now and see why this is the episode everyone will be talking about! @SlapshotUtah @LeroySLC @iminthe801 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Slapshot Utah

  43. schedule some wins!

  Jul 20, 202624 min

  The truth about ticket prices, scheduling nightmares, and what it really takes to turn a sports season around—this episode is a wake-up call for any sports fan tired of getting ripped off. Leroy and Jahn spill the raw, unfiltered truth on how team investments, schedule chaos, and ticket scalping are quietly killing the fan experience—and how you can fight back. Forget the fluff—these past weeks proved that outpricing loyal fans and overhyping high-priced seats is just business as usual. Leroy vents about the madness of $150 nosebleeds, the absurdity of inflated Winter Classic tickets, and the system that makes scalpers richer while true fans get priced out. Meanwhile, Jahn calls out the league’s failed attempts at accessibility and questions why the biggest games are turned into money pits. It’s a rally cry for fans who refuse to be sidelined by greed. You'll discover: the hidden flaws in our sports schedules that predict a rocky season ahead, the real reasons behind skyrocketing ticket prices, and the crucial signposts showing whether teams are built to win or just organized for profit. Plus, a bold blueprint for how fans can reclaim the stadium experience—because it’s not just a game, it’s your community, your passion, and your voice. This episode matters because, if we don’t stand up now, the love of the game gets replaced by corporate greed, squeezing out the soul of sports. But if you’re ready to challenge the system and champion true fan value, you’ll want to hear this. Join Leroy and Jahn as they blow the lid off the industry’s dirty secrets—and arm you with the knowledge to fight for affordable, accessible, and authentic sports. Don’t just watch from the sidelines—be part of the movement. Hit play now and get ready to see sports through a whole new lens. Stay Connected • Website: slapshotutah.com • Facebook: facebook.com/slapshotutah • Instagram: @slapshotutah • Twitter/X: @slapshotutah @SlapshotUtah @LeroySLC @iminthe801 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #42

  42. Is Utah a Destination?!

  Jul 13, 202641 min

  Most Americans have no idea where the phrase "dog days of summer" actually comes from — and once you find out, it hits you right in the feels. It’s not just about the scorching heat; it’s about the shared fatigue, the relentless grind, and that burning desire to cool down and catch a break. But what if I told you these “dog days” are more than just a hot season? They’re a deeper metaphor for the struggles and the fierce hope that fuel our favorite sports stories, from hockey blockbusters to World Cup upsets.In this episode, we dive headfirst into the myth, history, and raw reality of summer’s hottest days. You’ll discover how the ancient Romans linked Sirius, the brightest star in Canis Major, to the brutal midsummer heat — and how that symbolism still shapes our sports culture today. We talk NHL offer sheet drama that’s borderline Shakespearean, and how Utah’s new hockey heroes are rewriting the playbook on local pride and global ambition.We break down: The wild contracts that make hockey fans’ jaws drop, like Leo Carlson’s $18 million annual salary — and what that means for the league’s future. Why veteran NHL stars like Trochek and Lee are choosing Utah — and what it signals about our city’s rise in the sports world. The messy, controversy-ridden reality of VAR in World Cup soccer and how it’s slowly killing the thrill of the game. The cultural crisis of instant replay and technological overreach threatening the authenticity of our favorite sports moments. This isn’t just about sports — it’s about the fire, the fierce longing for victory, and the quiet hope that our city, our teams, and even ourselves can rise from the heat and make history. If you're thirsty for raw, unfiltered truth about sports, culture, and the human spirit, this episode is your new summer essential.Perfect for sports fans craving fresh perspective, Utah supporters hungry for local pride, and anyone who’s ever felt the heat of the dog days but refuses to give up. We’re riding the wave of change — come get inspired. @SlapshotUtah @LeroySLC @iminthe801 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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