In this episode of Royally Quacked, hosts Gary and Cody dive into the busy NHL free agency period of 2025. They discuss the lack of major signings, team-by-team breakdowns of player movements, and analyze the implications of these changes for each franchise. The conversation covers key signings, trades, and the overall landscape of the league as teams prepare for the upcoming season. The hosts also touch on salary cap situations and potential future moves, providing insights and predictions for fans of the NHL.
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