On The Spot Sports

My Hockey Season Review (Ep. 360)

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Jack reveals his plan for a career year in the FPHL after an offseason of intense training in Chicago.
Jack hosts a solo episode reviewing his 2024-25 hockey season. He begins by outlining his offseason training in Chicago, focusing on gym work and skating to prepare for a career year in the FPHL. The season started in Watertown in the FPHL, where he was pushed to third string despite a strong camp and offseason improvements. During this time, he played games in the EOSHL with the Gananoque Islanders, going 2-0 and experiencing Canadian senior hockey. He describes a memorable first start in Westport with an unusually small rink, where he conceded two early goals but won 5-3. After being released from Watertown, he returned to the MIHL with the Muskegon Voyagers, going 8-1 and clinching first place. He recounts a chaotic road trip where the bus broke down for six hours in Gaylord. Later, he secured emergency backup roles in the FPHL with Mississippi and Baton Rouge, backing up for both teams in consecutive nights. He finished the season with Danville in the FPHL, backing up 14 games and learning from goalie partner Parker Rutherford. Throughout, he emphasizes lessons like enjoying the grind, staying positive, improving daily, and never leaving the ice mad. He concludes by expressing excitement for the 2025-26 season, aiming to stay in the FPHL full-time and win a championship.

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A goaltender measures a moving season through wins, road-trip chaos, offseason work, and the next step ahead.

On The Spot Sports gives Jack a compact season review shaped by movement, work, and a goaltender taking stock of where he has been. He traces the year from the EOSHL to the MIHL and the FPHL, then turns to the practical work of improving: five days a week in the gym, three to…

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You get a goaltender's season review: an 8-1 Muskegon run, a 6-0 year against Waterford, and one bus ride that turns into a 12-hour story.

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