Don't know if you read the title, but we are getting huge. It would only be somewhat misleading to say 75 percent of the world listens to the Tulsa Oilers Hockey Podcast.

Tune in this week to get more analysis about the upcoming season, what a game day looks like for both coaches, learn about new defenseman Jack Clement and hear how Murr was almost a television commercial star.

Players report for training camp on Oct. 6 and the first day of on-ice practice is Oct. 7. A full preseason schedule can be found at TulsaOilers.com

Don't forget to subscribe, rate the pod five stars and that you can always send in questions by emailing the shrill one at Zack@TulsaOilers.com

Names shall not be named, but someone got a little overconfident while editing this week's ep and had to start over. (We all know who it was). Sorry for the delay, but now you'll have to wait less time for episode 5

In episode 4 the crew answers your fantastic questions, touching on analytics, recruitment, coaching style, play style and more. We also get a look at new centerman Solag Bakich and what he brings to the table, and Murr wraps up the show with an idea for a ~future~ episode.

The audience is global and the hosts are coastal! Murr and Scott check in from Los Angeles from the NHL Rookie Faceoff, hosted by the LA Kings.

The crew discuss the tournament, NHL preseason, potential affiliated players and some familiar Tulsa faces in the crowd and on the ice as the Ducks prospects take on the future of Colorado, LA, San Jose, Seattle, Utah and Vegas in Los Angeles.

Learn more about new forward Serron Noel, youth hockey, growing the game, prospect trades, Kids Day, where to find Tom Cruise and more.

Make sure to learn about donating more tickets to Kid's Day and how to get your name on the podcast (5 or more tickets) at https://fevo-enterprise.com/event/Tulsaoilers756

Don't forget, you can always send in questions by emailing Zack@TulsaOilers.com. Just put "Podcast Question" in the subject line, and include if you don't want your name read with your question.