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The Swing - March 24, 2025 - Steelheads Opening Round Playoff Preview w/Zack Bodenstein & March Madness Round-Up w/Chris McKee

The Swing - March 24, 2025 - Steelheads Opening Round Playoff Preview w/Zack Bodenstein & March Madness Round-Up w/Chris McKee

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 Catch up on what you missed on the latest episode of “The Swing.” The guys discuss a somewhat disappointing Men’s March Madness Tourney. The guys contrast this year’s tourney to last year’s and talk about whether not seeing as many underdogs hurts the entertainment value.

Then we get excited about OHL Playoff hockey finally returning to Brampton as the Steelheads get set for their opening-round series versus the Oshawa Generals. To help you get ready for it, Zack Bodenstein, a Member of your Steelheads broadcast crew comes on to give his analysis on this tight 4v5 seed matchup. Zack explains the Steelheads becoming the powerhouse they were meant to be, but also a grind it’ll be to get past Oshawa.

As always, you get your “Bets of the Week.” After that, we bring a good buddy of the show, a familiar voice on Sauga 960 AM, and a Member of the United States Basketball Writers Association, Chris McKee to talk all things Men’s March Madness. Chris explains why there will be fewer Cinderella stories for tournaments to come, the coaching carousel, and who he has to win it all.

And finally Brandon gives a shoutout to the Canadian National Men’s Soccer Team on their 3rd place finish at the CONCACAF Nations League.

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