From Bobby Orr mid-flight to a Cup parade in the desert - the legends, lost franchises, and long-awaited championships that made America a hockey country.
15 narrated stories — read them here, or hear them all in the app.
Boston
How Bobby Orr’s overtime leap became hockey’s lasting image.
Chicago
How Bobby Hull’s speed and scoring made Chicago Stadium feel electric.
Little Caesars Arena
A city waited 42 years, then celebrated with all its heart.
Wells Fargo Center
Talent, toughness, and the team that gave Philadelphia its hockey soul.
Buffalo
How three French-speaking forwards became Buffalo hockey royalty.
Hartford
A team left, but a civic identity refused to go with it.
Los Angeles
A superstar trade that reshaped hockey in Southern California.
Honda Center
A movie studio, a ready arena, and a very unusual NHL birth.
San Jose
A strange franchise split brought NHL hockey to the South Bay.
Amalie Arena
How the Lightning grew from expansion team to Tampa Bay institution.
Lenovo Center
How a relocated franchise delivered a state's first major pro championship.
Bridgestone Arena
How a playoff run turned downtown into hockey theater.
Enterprise Center
How the Blues turned decades of heartbreak into a championship.
Las Vegas
A young franchise became a city symbol, then delivered a championship at home.
Cambria County War Memorial Arena
How Johnstown gave a hockey comedy its hard-edged heart.
TourPods narrates the hidden history, true crime, and local lore of wherever you're standing. Your first 20 stories are free — no credit card required.
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