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Episode 262- Brian Yandle and Mike Mottau are back with a fresh interview to kick off the year 2026 with local guy, Paul Carey! Before Paul joins the show, the guys catch up on their teams and where they are at heading into the new year, Sweden winning the World Juniors tournament, and a big congratulations to Ryan Mottau committing to Connecticut College! Then the boys bring in Weymouth, MA native and former pro hockey player Paul Carey for a great conversation about his career and more including:
- Baseball being the first true love over hockey
- Growing up playing for the South Shore Kings and winning tournaments
- Multi-High School athlete
- Winning the National Championship his senior year at BC
- Going pro, playing with legends across the league
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