In their latest episode, they spoke with NHL brothers Matthew Tkachuk and Brady Tkachuk, adding to their growing list of high-profile guests. Near the end of the show, Travis Kelce suggested that it would be fun to go to Green Bay for the NFL Draft in April and possibly meet former players of the Packers and invite them to their podcast.

Team USA forward Brady Tkachuk left the Americans' 4 Nations Face-Off game against Sweden on Monday night with an undisclosed injury.

Brad Marchand didn’t hold back when talking about the Tkachuk brothers after Canada beat Team USA in the 4 Nations final.

It would be impossible to retell the history of the 4 Nations Face-Off without mentioning the notorious Team USA group text which ultimately led to the trio of fights at the start of the matchup between the United States and Canada.

Strickland further suggested that the Panthers are already positioning themselves for a future move, recognizing the chemistry Brady and Matthew displayed throughout the 4 Nations Face-Off with the U.S. team. "Can Florida find a way? Can they find a way to sign him?" co-host Cam Janssen asked.

Team USA couldn’t pull out the overtime winner against Team Canada in the 4 Nations Face-Off, and a huge reason for that may have come during the second period.

Could the Tkachuk brothers reunite in Florida? According to Andy Strickland, the Florida Panthers are already exploring ways to acquire Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk, believing a trade will eventually happen.

A dominant second period helped Matthew Tkachuk and the Panthers defeat his brother Brady and the Ottawa Senators 5-1 on Saturday night at Amerant Bank Arena. Despite the Panthers logging nine of the first 10 shots on goal during the opening minutes of the game, it was actually Ottawa that struck first.

Off the ice, Brady married his wife, Emma Farinacci, in July 2023. In September 2024, the couple welcomed their son, Ryder. “Our whole world ❤️,” Farinacci wrote via Instagram announcing their son’s birth.

BOSTON -- Keith Tkachuk sat in the stands at Bell Centre in Montreal on Saturday -- lower bowl, in the corner, about 20 rows from the ice. Together with wife Chantal, daughter Taryn and the other U.S. families, he felt the energy of the sellout crowd of 21,105 before the United States took on Canada.