Chris Pronger is in da house!!! A Stanley Cup Champion with the Anaheim Ducks, Pronger was the backbone of one of the most punishing blue lines in modern NHL history. He’s a member of hockey’s elusive Triple Gold Club, capturing Olympic gold with Team Canada, a Stanley Cup, and a World Championship. During his time with the St. Louis Blues, Pronger reached the peak of individual dominance — winning both the Hart Trophy as league MVP and the Norris Trophy as the NHL’s top defenceman in the same season, a rare feat for a blueliner.

A two-time Olympic gold medalist, Pronger was a cornerstone of Canada’s golden era on the international stage — trusted in every critical moment, against the world’s best. Known for his physical edge, elite hockey IQ, and ability to control games at both ends of the ice, Pronger was one of the most feared players of his generation — a true difference-maker every time he stepped on the ice.His legacy was cemented with induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame, and remarkably, he reached the Stanley Cup Final with three different franchises — a testament to his impact wherever he played.

Chris Pronger — this week on the Overtime Podcast!!

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We are pleased to welcome Brian Skrudland - a Stanley cup champion with the Montreal Canadiens and the first ever Captain of the Florida Panthers. He was one of the NHL’s most trusted defensive Centers and is the NHL record holder for scoring the fastest overtime goal in Stanley Cup final history.

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On this episode, we sit down with Zach Parise — Olympic silver medalist, long-time leader with the Minnesota Wild, and one of the most relentless two-way forwards of his era.

A relentless competitor… a clutch performer… and one of the most respected American players of his generation.

The son of former NHLer J. P. Parise, who played in the historic Summit Series, Zach grew up in a hockey family and carved out a career defined by work ethic, leadership, and big-moment performances.

Parise was also a central figure in Team USA’s unforgettable run at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, scoring one of the most dramatic goals in U.S. hockey history — a last-minute equalizer against Canada in the gold-medal game that stunned the hockey world and forced overtime.

Parise reflects on growing up around the NHL, the pressure and pride of the Olympic stage, his years in New Jersey & Minnesota, and the mindset that made him one of the game’s most relentless competitors.

It’s a story of family legacy, Olympic drama, and the drive that defined one of American hockey’s most respected players.

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