In Episode 7, the Beers in The Lot crew discussed the Tampa Bay Lightning defeating the Dallas Stars in 6 games to win the Stanley Cup; how much the Stanley Cup being awarded in an empty building looked and sounded a lot like a beer league championship; and how the NHL was successful in executing their return to play and bubble hockey plans.

On Episode 6, the guys talked about games one and two of the Stanley Cup Final between the Dallas Stars and Tampa Bay Lightning; whether or not Steven Stamkos will play for the Bolts and possible gamesmanship going on with his status; a trip to Hooters for lunch with a team Eric and Jon coached; and St. Louis Blues captain, Alex Pietrangelo potentially signing with the Toronto Maple Leafs in free agency.

This week, the guys talked about the Dallas Stars’ Western Conference Final win over the Vegas Golden Knights; the Washington Capitals hiring Peter Laviolette as their new head coach; a couple beer league hockey stories; and how they all agree that Gary Bettman has done so much for the NHL while being a good “bad guy” for the fans.

This week, the guys discussed how they’re not great hockey players but that also means they’re probably average in the world of hockey; the Tampa Bay Lightning absolutely dominated the New York Islanders in game one of the Eastern Conference Final and whether or not Barry Trotz and the Isles can turn it around; and Washington Capitals head coach candidates Peter Laviolette, Mike Babcock, and Gerard Gallant.

In Episode 3, Aaron jinxed the New York Islanders as they tried to eliminate the Philadelphia Flyers in game 5; the guys discuss Vegas Golden Knights goalies, Robin Lehner and Marc-Andre Fleury; Brayden Point is driving play for the Tampa Bay Lightning; and there are a bunch of goalies “unfit for play” in both Stanley Cup Playoffs bubbles.

In Episode 2, the Beers in The Lot crew discusses the trade between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Pittsburgh Penguins; the Washington Capitals firing head coach Todd Reirden; and how “bubble fatigue” might be affecting players in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.