On today's episode of 7th Corner, we spotlight some Huskies who have signed entry level NHL contracts with their respective clubs, most notably Hunter McDonald with the Philadelphia Flyers and Dylan Hryckowian of the Dallas Stars. We take a look at their careers as Huskies and what they contributed to the team both on and off the ice, plus how their defensive prowess and offensive intangibles contributed to such intelligent and classy players who both exemplified what it means to be a Husky. We also give updates on 3 other Huskies who have made an impact in the NHL: Devon Levi of the Buffalo Sabres, Aidan McDonough with the Vancouver Canucks, and Jayden Struble of the Montreal Canadiens. I also give an update on Adam Gaudette and the record breaking success he had this past year as a part of the Springfield Thunderbirds.

On today's all new edition of 7th Corner, we wrap up from last week and finish on with some of the newbie Huskies joining the fray in the fall leading in to chatting about the returning veteran core for this year. We take a look at why some players including Billy Norcross and Anthony Messuri are my projected picks to take it up a notch and move up a level in terms of offensive improvement, defensive prowess, and overall veracity when it comes to taking the ice and making an immediate impact. I also talk about the differences in hockey philosophies when it comes to different regions of the Northeast, and how those differences are most evident at the prep school level and how well that talent melds in when they join a prestigious team like the Huskies.

On today's newest edition of 7th Corner, we take a look at some of the newbies that will ebegracing the ice at Matthews Arena in the fall and talk about how they might break through in a big way this year. We take a look at 5 players and detail their experiences playing in the junior hockey league, and how well that can translate into the college arena. We also make note of the graduate transfers that will be joining the roster, and how that might influence some of the newcomers and provide some mentorship and guidance as they get situated into the Huskies way of life.

On today’s episode, we talk about the recent announcement that this Fall will be the last season for Matthews Arena, and talk about the impending demolition plans, a look back at Matthews Arena’s storied history, what my most memorable hockey game there was, and Northeastern’s ambitious plans for the new arena as well. We also discuss the potential implications for all the teams that call Matthews home, and what are some possible arenas in the Boston area that can serve as a temporary home for the Huskies while the new arena is being built.

On the debut episode of the 7th Corner podcast, we do a review of the recently released schedule for the 2024-25 Northeastern Huskies and highlight some games of note, including the team’s trip to Denver to play the defending national champs, we take a look at their non-conference schedule to see how they would fair against this years teams, I talk of the Huskies journey to Quinnipiac to play the Bobcats and how the Huskies have had a hard time playing them the last few years, the spacing of their conference games and how there’s an even mix of home and road games to balance out the travel, and I also note of how there’s no random weekday games on a Tuesday where they won’t have to worry about down attendance numbers. I also talk about my hopes for the Huskies this season and where they’ll place in the Hockey East standings.