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LISTEN: Hartley’s Cat Scan with Mark Lamb – May 3rd, 2022

Welcome to Hartley’s Cat Scan!

Hartley Miller talks with Cougars GM/Head Coach Mark Lamb. (Photo supplied by Brendan Pawliw, MyPGNow.com staff)

This is a weekly podcast featuring the ‘who’s who’ of the Prince George Cougars.

Hartley’s guest this week is Cougars head coach and general manager Mark Lamb.

During the episode, he discussed a number of topics including:

  • Deserving a better fate against Portland
  • Dealing with adversity throughout the season
  • Performance of Jonas Brondberg and Tyler Brennan
  • The importance of acquiring playoff experience
  • Looking ahead to next season; addressing secondary scoring
  • Being mentioned in Mark Messier’s new book

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