by Sean Shapiro and Robert Tiffin
Hosted by hockey writers Sean Shapiro and Robert Tiffin, Algorithmically Incorrect Hockey is a weekly show about the people and parts of hockey that fascinate us, whether they please the algorithm or not. Also featuring weekly guests from around the hockey world, AI Hockey is a show created out of passion for good storytelling and love of the game.
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July 15, 2026
<p>Sean and Robert suddenly have much more to talk about than they'd planned, so they do that. </p><p>First (5:45), the guys discuss the news that the Texas Rangers have abruptly left Victory+ for a new streaming platform, why the move might have happened when it did, and what it means for teams like the Dallas Stars. </p><p>Ryan Hana of the Winged Wheel Podcast then joins the show (16:15) to dig into the surprising news of Steve Yzerman's removal/promotion/demotion from his GM/Executive VP role for the Detroit Red Wings. Ryan and the guys discuss why the move happened now, what it means for Dylan Larkin, and what a succession plan might look like in Detroit. </p>
July 8, 2026
<p>Robert is on the road. Sean is back from the road. </p><p>The guys start out (4:55) by reviewing the offer sheets that hit lately and how the threat of offer sheets allows players like Mavrik Bourque to get bigger deals. as well as some questions about some Jason Robertson rumors.</p><p>Rachel Flanagan joins the shows (24:49) to discuss her recent week coaching at the Dallas Stars' development camp, her journey through the coaching ranks, what she's learned about her own coaching craft, and the decision to begin coaching in the pro game to begin with. (Not to mention playing hockey in England!) </p><p>The show wraps up (1:05:31) with a teaser for August 11 and some discussion about the new 84-game schedule and NHL economics. </p>
July 2, 2026
<p>In today's bonus episode, Sean and Robert chat with Will Morlock, the Director of Athletic Performance for MSU's men's hockey program. </p><p>Morlock discusses his work with players like Thatcher Demko and Porter Martone, how strength work is very different for goalies vs. skaters, and how to prescribe workouts that build strength and protect players. </p><p>The conversation also touches on the difference between strength and power, who shaped his own development as a coach, and some of his own World Cup picks as a former soccer goalkeeper. </p>
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Hosted by hockey writers Sean Shapiro and Robert Tiffin, Algorithmically Incorrect Hockey is a weekly show about the people and parts of hockey that fascinate us, whether they please the algorithm or not.
Also featuring weekly guests from around the hockey world, AI Hockey is a show created out of passion for good storytelling and love of the game.
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