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  • Canada vs USA Gold Medal Preview + Women's Hockey Breakdown + Blue Jays Spring Training Injuries | Olympics & MLB 2026

    Canada vs USA Gold Medal Preview + Women's Hockey Breakdown + Blue Jays Spring Training Injuries | Olympics & MLB 2026
    Feb 21 2026

    Canada is two wins away from Olympic Gold and the Men's Hockey Tournament has delivered everything fans could ask for. We break down how Canada has dominated the road to the Gold Medal Game, what makes this team so dangerous, and what to expect when they face the United States on Sunday in what could be one of the greatest Olympic Hockey games in recent memory.

    Then we shift to the Women's side, where Canada fell short against the USA in a result that raises serious roster construction questions. Were Canada's veterans given too long a leash? We look at why the Americans have pulled ahead and what Canada needs to rethink heading into the next Olympic cycle.

    To close the show, we turn to MLB and the Toronto Blue Jays, who are already dealing with major injury concerns before Spring Training gets going. Anthony Santander, Bowden Francis, and Shane Bieber are all sidelined to start camp. We dig into how the Blue Jays can rebuild their offence without Santander, which arms could step up to fill the rotation gaps left by Francis and Bieber, and whether this roster still has a realistic path to contending in the AL East in 2026.

    In This Episode:

    • Intro (0:00)
    • Men's Olympic Hockey: Canada vs. USA Preview (1:08)
    • Women's Olympic Hockey: Canada needs to make changes (13:20)
    • Blue Jays Spring Training Injuries (19:22)
    • Outro (29:90)


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    31 Min.
  • How the Seahawks turned one trade into a Super Bowl Championship | NBA Trade Deadline Winners & Losers

    How the Seahawks turned one trade into a Super Bowl Championship | NBA Trade Deadline Winners & Losers
    Feb 14 2026

    The Seattle Seahawks are Super Bowl champions again. And it is ironic that we do this on Valentine's Day, because a major breakup was the big reason for their title run. Peter Klein breaks down how the Seahawks turned Russell Wilson into a Lombardi Trophy.


    Then, Peter goes over the teams that tried to do the same in the NBA with his winners and losers of the NBA Trade Deadline period.

    In This Episode:

    • Intro (0:00)
    • How They Were Built: Seattle Seahawks (0:47)
    • NBA Trade Deadline Winners/Losers (7:50)
    • Outro (13:39)


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    14 Min.
  • Seahawks DOMINATE Super Bowl: Best Defensive Performance Ever? Drake Maye Sees Ghosts | Full Recap

    Seahawks DOMINATE Super Bowl: Best Defensive Performance Ever? Drake Maye Sees Ghosts | Full Recap
    Feb 10 2026
    The Seattle Seahawks are Super Bowl champions after a COMPLETE defensive domination of the New England Patriots. Peter Klein breaks down every angle of the big game.SEAHAWKS DEFENSE WAS HISTORIC: One of the best defensive performances you'll ever see. Had Drake Maye seeing ghosts—even when there wasn't pressure coming, he felt like he was under it. Completely shut down the run (Stevenson and Henderson getting nothing until garbage time). Mixed things up brilliantly—didn't go Eagles 2024 with zero blitzes, but still getting there with four rushers regularly. That Witherspoon blitz was LETHAL.WILL CAMPBELL WAS A DISASTER: Pretty sure I heard him say on draft night "I'd die for Drake Maye"—but my memory must be off, because clearly he said "I'm going to get Drake Maye killed." Completely dominated all game and all playoffs. So now what? Not a great OT free agent class, five OTs with first-round grades on ESPN's board but no clear solution. He just has to get better.PATRIOTS PLAY CALLING FAILED MAYE: Everyone saw this was a problem all playoffs and all season when tested. How was Plan A "run the offense as normal" and Plan B "hope Plan A works?" Zero creativity, zero movement off his spot, zero threat of a run. When breaking down this game, the one area where NE could give Seattle problems was Maye extending plays with his legs. But they didn't even create the THREAT of a rollout, so Seattle's defense locked in on a statue. They did NOTHING to slow this pass rush.PATRIOTS COACHING HAD A TOUGH DAY:Not going for two (could've made it an 11-point game) was a mistakeDidn't help Maye with creativityDidn't go for it on 4th downAll understandable given how dominant Seattle was—even on 4th and 2 you probably weren't getting itThey were hoping old Sam Darnold would show up and give them life. He never did.MAYE DIDN'T HELP HIMSELF: He could have rolled out and run on his own—he had no leash. He looked overwhelmed. You could see him looking behind him constantly, aware of the rush. His first read seemed to be his left tackle, THEN his progressions. And when he WASN'T under pressure, he missed throws. You can understand being off with everything he was dealing with, but they needed him to be better.BACK TO SEATTLE: Kenneth Walker III was ELECTRIC. Said going in that if he gets going there's no stopping this team—he was fantastic. Patient, explosive, effective all game. That O-line dominated. Love to see him get his moment, especially with Charbonnet injured.Darnold was solid—avoided the back-breaking turnover that could've given NE life. Game managed perfectly, which is exactly what the situation called for. A couple throws just missing from having a monster game. Christian Gonzalez saved a couple of bomb TDs—was the Patriots' best player all game.Kupp was exactly what they needed—calming everything down. With NE taking JSN away, Kupp stepped up with important catches to keep drives moving.OTHER SUPER BOWL NOTES:Bad Bunny halftime show: Didn't know any songs, didn't understand any of it—but SO well produced and just a genuinely fun vibeBroadcast crew CRUSHED IT: Collinsworth was on top of his game and Tirico showed why he's one of the best⏱️ Full Super Bowl breakdown👍 SUBSCRIBE to Couch Potato Diary for daily sports coveragein This Episode:Intro (0:00) New England Patriots had no answer for Seattle (1:19) Seattle Offence did what they needed to (16:50)Other Super Bowl thoughts (22:14)Outro (27:17)🎧 Listen on: Apple | Spotify 💬 Follow for live breakdowns: X.com/primetimepk | Twitch.tv/primetimepk | Kick.com/primetimepk🔗 Support the Show: - Tip Jar: https://streamelements.com/couchpotatodiary/tip (fuels more content!) - Partners: C of Dead | Swift Energy PROMO CODE: PKPrimetime for 25% Off!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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    28 Min.
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