Godmorgon NHL avsnitt 100: slutspelsrace, svenskmål och Leffe Strömbergs comebac

·1 hr 9 min·5 clips

Legendary coach Leif 'Leffe' Strömberg returns to the VR Playhouse to discuss his career and the NHL playoff race.

The episode begins with a warm welcome to Leif 'Leffe' Strömberg, a former coach with a long career in Swedish hockey. The hosts celebrate the show's 100th episode with a cake. The discussion quickly turns to the NHL playoff race, analyzing teams positioning for the Stanley Cup finals. They examine Simon Edvinsson's unusual goal for Detroit against Dallas, where the puck spun backwards into the net. Leffe Strömberg provides insights on player development, praising Leo Karlsson's playmaking and Linus Ullmark's goaltending for Ottawa. The hosts debate which teams will secure the final playoff spots, with predictions for Boston, Columbus, and Detroit. They highlight William Eklund's impressive volley goal for San Jose, discussing the technical skill and mental presence required. The conversation shifts to veteran leadership, featuring a clip from Mikael Backlund on coaching younger players in today's NHL. Strömberg reflects on his coaching philosophy, emphasizing passion, curiosity, and adapting to different cultures. He shares stories from his time coaching in Sweden, Poland, Romania, and Germany. The episode includes a segment where Strömberg ranks players he has coached, ultimately choosing Anže Kopitar as the best. The show concludes with a look ahead to upcoming sports broadcasts and a celebration of the 100th episode milestone.

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