The Denver Broncos, Dawson’s Creek, and Usher were all making headlines in the winter of 1998. But the best goaltender in the world was about to become a national hero in the Czech Republic. 
Join us on a ride back to February 1998, where, in Nagano, Japan, Dominik Hasek stared down the three top ice hockey nations and unflinchingly led his nation to victory.  
What were the takes at the time?
What have we learned since?
How does all this apply today?
Jump aboard for a nostalgic ride to the past and a curious look at what might come next. 
In this episode, Ian and Andrew ponder...
just how dominant “The Dominator” was in Nagano
if the panic over Canada’s loss was justified
whether the story would have ended differently if Russia had all hands on deck

In the final segment the guys challenge each other to Hasek-era trivia. Can you do better than they did?
Thanks for listening to the show! We always love to hear from you and find out what you were up to in 1998.
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Resources mentioned in this episode:
Documentary "The Nagano Tapes"
1999 Canada Hockey Summit
2005 Report on the Findings of the Open Ice Hockey Summit
How it all went wrong in '98

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