The 6th Sens Podcast: Episode 6 ft. @GrantMcCagg

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With last weekend’s 2016 NHL Draft now in the rearview, I was joined by McKeen‘s chief amateur hockey scout Grant McCagg on this episode of The 6th Sens Podcast.

McCagg’s interview begins at around the 28:00 minute mark of the podcast where he provided his insights on the draft, his assessment and analysis of the Senators’ selections and the draft’s winners and losers.

If you haven’t already scooped up McKeen‘s 2016 Draft annual, mckeenshockey.com is running a great promotional deal through the week wherein if you invest in a three-month subscription, you will not only get full access to their site, you will get a copy of their 2016 NHL Draft guide, a copy of their fantasy pool yearbook and access to McCagg’s review of each NHL team’s draft. So take advantage of it while you can!

You can also add Grant on Twitter by following @GrantMcCagg and if you’re not already, you can give @creecher1200 and @6thsens a follow as well.

For whatever reason, my first segment with Creech started getting some weird feedback thing around the 24-minute mark, but since the segment only last for an additional two minutes, it’s not a huge annoyance. The interview with McCagg didn’t feature it whatsoever, but if you want to fast-forward to that portion of the podcast, it begins at the 28-minute mark.

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