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In Brief: Michelle Monaghan Hockey Series Gets Title 'The Sticks' and More
Netflix added new cast members and first-look images for the eight-episode drama, which follows a grieving wife guiding a hockey team after tragedy.
- On Monday, Netflix revealed the official title of its upcoming hockey drama as The Sticks, announcing Scott Bakula, Logan Marshall-Green, and Alex MacIsaac as series regulars alongside Michelle Monaghan as Harper Sullivan.
- Created by Nick Naveda and showrunner Bridget Bedard for 21 Laps, the eight-episode series follows a grieving woman in South Dorothy, Minnesota, who coaches a found family of young athletes after a local tragedy.
- Netflix also confirmed 10 recurring cast members, including Bryan Greenberg as Cliff Barnes and Patrick Gallagher as Principal Montgomery, alongside Emilie Bierre as Riley Sullivan and Shai Chase as Henry Sullivan.
- With production recently completed, the streamer has not announced an official premiere date, though the series is expected to arrive in 2027.
- The drama joins a growing wave of hockey-themed television, positioning itself alongside projects like Heated Rivalry and Off Campus in the competitive sports-focused streaming landscape.
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In brief: Michelle Monaghan hockey series gets title 'The Sticks' and more
Michelle Monaghan’s hockey Netflix series now has a title. The show is officially called The Sticks. Monaghan stars as a grieving wife who steps up to lead the team her husband built. Netflix has also shared more cast members of the new series, including Scott Bakula, Logan Marshall-Green and Alex MacIsaac. The series will premiere in 2027 … Caitríona Balfe has found her next project. Deadline reports the Outlander actress will star in the new d…
·Baltimore, United States
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Five new faces join the main cast of 'The Sticks', of which Monaghan, Emilie Bierre, Shai Chase, Josh Macqueen and Costa D'Angelo were already part, among others
·Madrid, Spain
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