Trade demands and marathon overtime fill Hockey Psychology's NHL recap
Anthony's Week 5 roundup joins a Canadiens-Jets comeback breakdown and a November stocktake across three new uploads.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
WTF Is Happening To The 2027 NHL Season?
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- 0:34James Reimer debuts for the Rangers, while rookie Michael Postava helps Detroit win a shootout.
- 3:24Jacob Fowler records a 46-save shutout, and Matthew Schaefer plays all five minutes of overtime.
- 9:48Detroit beats Chicago while Dylan Larkin sits out amid trade demands.
- 14:12Anthony examines Kucherov's trade request and Tampa Bay's statement that it has no intention of trading him.
- 20:03Colorado's win over Calgary closes the recap, with MacKinnon and Nečas central to the attack.
Hockey Psychology gave its NHL week three different lenses: a full-league recap, an early-season assessment and a close look at Winnipeg's comeback against Montreal.
The broadest view drew the biggest audience. "WTF Is Happening To The 2027 NHL Season? " reached roughly 269,000 views, with Anthony moving from James Reimer's Rangers debut to Matthew Schaefer playing an entire overtime for the Islanders. The off-ice stories are substantial too: the recap covers Dylan Larkin sitting out amid trade demands and Nikita Kucherov requesting a move from Tampa Bay. It includes a sponsored ticketing segment.
For all that contract tension, the comments find room for the smaller touches. Viewers pick up on Schaefer's overtime workload, Anthony's whiteboard tracking parade prospects and a bingo-night joke. His aside about goalies being strange also becomes a talking point, with Devin Cooley attracting particular attention.
"The *NEW* WORST Choke of The NHL Season" narrows the focus to the Canadiens and Jets, unpacking a Winnipeg comeback that the description bills as NHL history. It has reached about 200,000 views. But "The NHL's REAL Winners & Losers: November Edition" is currently attracting the most daily viewing of the three, giving the broader assessment a longer-running role in the week's conversation.
The channel added subscribers over the week, though daily views are now around half their usual level. Among nearby sports channels, Pitching Ninja had a particularly substantial weekly audience, while KennyToo was quieter. Hockey Psychology's own week remained rooted in Anthony's familiar split: individual breakdowns between the Sunday league-wide recaps.
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Schaffer playing the full 5 minutes of overtime is crazy.
@alfiesmullet1311See it on YouTubeThe inclusion of the whiteboard for the parade status was a fun touch.
@eriklakeland3857See it on YouTubeThe bingo joke made me chuckle
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As someone who watches Star Trek with his guinea pig to relax, I have a new favorite goalie.
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The videos drawing views on Hockey Psychology right now
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- Hockey Psychology
- Subscribers
- 346,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 944,372
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- November 1, 2026
- Video views so far
- 268,505
- Views on its first day
- 160,265
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Which team mounted the comeback in Hockey Psychology's Canadiens-Jets breakdown?
The description identifies Winnipeg as the team that made the comeback against Montreal.




