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Hello, my dearies, it is Thursday, April

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10th in the United States and Canada,

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game in Boston, Massachusetts. My name is

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David Bean. I sit beside Pete Blackburn.

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And over across the room is Sean

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Depaws. Sean, I hope you had a

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great night, and I think you did.

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Uh, yeah, I did have a great

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night. I hope you had a great

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night, shirt brother, Pete. I did have

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a great night. I'm mad that you

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stole the shirt brother coming. Me and

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Sean showed up today wearing the

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same damn shirt. It's a nice

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hoodie. How are you, David? I

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feel great. I feel like I'm

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a trendsetter, because famously I wore

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that shirt on yesterday's show. And now

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a lot of people, the only two

1:15

people I know are wearing it. So I

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with the help of Seth. have

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influenced. And Ovi. And Ovi. Yes,

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who can forget Ovi's role in that?

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On this shirt, when all the merch

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was getting made up, Sean and

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I discussed like, is it an item

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that you necessarily want to

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have? Is it a big deal to

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have the thing that says 895 when

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like that number is ever changing? And

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we didn't know the answer. It doesn't

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say 895. Yes, it does. And then

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the stuff arrived and we... You'll

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get there. You'll get there. And

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then the stuff arrived and put it

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on and the answer is yes I want

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that shit. That's like a top

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three sweatshirt I have now. It's a

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very cool sweatshirt. The 895 is just

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a pat. But a t-shirt that we

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got is eight nights. Yeah, I think

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this has more staying power than a

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t-shirt. That I agree with. And it

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has the yellow laces, which is a

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nice little detail, I appreciate. And what

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I can tell you is that that's

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the biggest single merch day an NHL

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player has had on Sunday, Alex

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Obetchkin, which makes sense because

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I don't know if there was like a, like

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Jake Ottinger has a huge game.

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Everyone's like, damn. Are there Jake

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Ottinger t-shirts I can get?

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I don't think the entire

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world is just like rushing

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to get that kind of stuff. I

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will say I Actually, I'll see it

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for later in the show doing like

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a little reveal because there's a

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there's a An item that we're

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going to be talking about that

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Convince me to buy another item

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I got to talk about this

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item that was sent from

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our friend Clubers in a

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few minutes, but Pete first,

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can you tell the folks

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what's on the show? Would

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definitely love to do that.

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It's a great towel. It's

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like a microfiber. Plenty of

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towel talk today on the

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show. But on the show,

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strength with 97. That's so

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ridiculous. Totally knew what that

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said. Big big night for

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returns, strong returns from players

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wearing 97. You got it.

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Connor McDavid. Karel Kaprizov

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and that was those weren't even

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the best returns of last night.

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We'll get to that later. Oh sheet! Off a

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sheet talk you're gonna get it today.

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One particular player. It's not really think

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it is. It's not Evan Bouchard. We're

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gonna talk about... No, no, it wasn't

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gonna be... It absolutely is who you

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think it is, but... I don't know.

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If you didn't watch hockey last night,

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you might not know who it is.

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No, there's been talk about a certain

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player getting offer sheeted and there's been

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pushback on he's not getting offer sheeted.

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So today we will say he's for

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sure getting offer sheeted. Love that. We're

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going to be joined by Frank Carado.

3:59

on the Montreal Canadians. He

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is the Montreal Canadians color

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commentator for T.S.N. He is

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one of my favorite broadcasters

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across the entire National Hockey

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League. He is unbelievable. A

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rising star in sports media.

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I'm very excited to talk to

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him about the exciting and it's

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way too likable Montreal Canadians.

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And finally, merch moment. What's

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about the, we're going to go around

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the league and merch. We're going to

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have a merch moment where it's part

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of the show where we discuss merch

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because there's a lot of things that

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are happening right now in with merch

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that I think affect teams. Will I

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say karma? Because some, like capitals

4:42

for example, something really good was

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put out into the ether yesterday.

4:47

Blues, maybe not as great. Yeah. Colorado

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doing something interesting. It's about respect. It's

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about honor. with a two in it.

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Let's begin the show though by saying

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Pete said the other day that like

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this is kind of the last gasp

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of craziness that you get to see

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in hockey before the big boys have

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to start acting like big boys and

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behaving and last night was an interesting

5:09

one because some big boys came back

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played really well but we still got

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an absolutely ridiculous night of hockey because

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people be scoring. Hockey players in

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particular scores the games last night,

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4-3 in overtime, 8-5, 8-7 in

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overtime, 4-3 on a buzzer-beater, 4-3.

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And headline, I will say, by

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Karel Kaprizov returning, Joel Eric Sinek

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returning for the Minnesota Wild, and

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then putting together a combined six

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goals, four of which came from

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Joel Eric Sinek in an 8-7

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win over the San Jose sharks

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in which Maclin-Celabrini scored a hat

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trick. So many goals so many

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goals so many hat tricks there was a

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four or five hat tricks a lot of

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hat tricks last night because Tyson Forster had

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a hat trick guy that we're gonna talk

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about in a little bit maybe an offer

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sheet candidate had a hat trick yep crazy

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night off Connor Brown had a Connor

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Brown hat trick, which is really

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when Connor Brown scores one goal

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at all. So he had a,

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well, he had a Connor Brown rooster

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in a half. That's right. This

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has to be like the craziest,

6:15

highest average total for

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goals in an NHL game over

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the past 48 hours, because even

6:21

Tuesday nights games were crazy. You

6:23

had a seven one game, you

6:26

had a seven one game, you

6:28

had a six, five game. Shit

6:30

has been crazy over the past

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48 hours. But do you think

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it's trending towards crazy or

6:36

settling or trending towards rumpus

6:39

time being over because there

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was still so much rumpus

6:43

time as well last night?

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Yeah, no, I think this

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is a last gasp of

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rumpus time and guys trying to

6:52

inflate their numbers. get those goals

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up, cut or go che is

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like now around 20 goals? Huge

6:58

shout out to cut or go

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che. He is at 19 goals,

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which is tied for a hundred

7:05

thirty first in the league, so

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that doesn't sound impressive. But given

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how he started, it is, that is

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true. Given how he started, it

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is, that is true. Given how

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he started, we, there was talk that

7:17

he might never score a goal in

7:20

his NHL career. I was calling him,

7:22

cut or go che. Yes. He was...

7:24

You were calling him. Well, prank

7:26

calling him. Yeah. I famously, I

7:29

met Katergocea. Do you know this?

7:31

I know, I did. Yeah, you

7:33

were, yeah. At Four Nations, the

7:35

final. I just ran into

7:37

him at the concourse in

7:39

Boston. Yeah. And I was

7:41

like, Kutter. And he said, what

7:43

the, who were you? And then that

7:46

was it. Pretty cool. And he

7:48

disappeared because he used to ghost.

7:50

He was a... He's a ghost.

7:52

That's what happened when I... You've

7:55

ever seen The Six Sens? Yeah,

7:57

like people don't talk to Bruce

7:59

Willis. Because he's a ghost. He is

8:01

a ghost. You know, I mean, Donnie

8:03

Wahlberg is practically a ghost. He's a

8:05

maceate in that movie. That's

8:08

the skinniest I've seen anybody

8:10

in a movie. He hadn't hit

8:12

those Wahlbergers yet. That's right. He

8:14

hadn't been eating them. Remember when

8:16

I met Tage Thompson? He vanished

8:18

into thin air as well. I

8:20

kid, he stood in front, he

8:23

stayed in front of a coffee

8:25

machine struggling so much to make

8:27

hot chocolate. And that was when...

8:29

I went on my phone and

8:31

was like, can I do a

8:33

Jersey assurance exchange? Send back Seth

8:36

Jones and somehow get Tage Thompson.

8:38

Wait, we never got into the

8:40

Jersey assurance update yesterday. Okay, I'll

8:42

be real with you. Jersey assurance

8:45

update. I got sent back a

8:47

thing from fanatics that said, while

8:49

you are within your 90 days, you

8:52

can get a New Jersey if the

8:54

players traded or leaves within 90

8:56

days of purchase. However. You need

8:58

to fill out Jersey assurance

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within 14 days of that happening,

9:03

which I will be very straight

9:05

up with you. Fucking fair.

9:07

You didn't read the fine print.

9:09

It is fair, yeah. No, no,

9:12

not only did I not read

9:14

the fine print thing, if I'm

9:16

being honest, but Jersey assurance,

9:18

in my experience, should

9:20

not be a game. of dragging

9:23

it. Like we did not drag

9:25

it out. We didn't discuss it

9:27

at all on the show. We

9:29

didn't think about it. We didn't

9:31

weigh options. We didn't pull people.

9:34

We didn't have a whole scheme.

9:36

Northam carrying it in like next

9:38

year. We didn't do any of

9:40

that. And we shouldn't do

9:42

any of that. People shouldn't

9:44

do any of that because

9:46

they shouldn't have time to

9:49

do it. Gunned ahead, who's

9:51

your next player? That's a

9:53

NBA, a fine in the NBA now.

9:55

Yeah, not a grenade. Not a

9:57

grenade. So I sent back something.

10:00

saying, uh, please. Yo, great on

10:02

you. I didn't try to flex

10:04

any muscles or anything. I just

10:06

said, uh, I am a loyal

10:08

fanatics customer. And I would say,

10:10

like, so far, fanatics with NHL,

10:12

I'm a supporter. The haters are

10:14

sick. The haters are having a

10:16

bad time. They are silent. They

10:18

are ghosts. So I said, I

10:20

said, if there's anything you can

10:22

do, great, if not. I'll do

10:24

a better job of reading it

10:26

next time because there will be

10:28

a next time because I hope

10:30

that this is not the last

10:32

time we find ourselves in a

10:34

Jersey assurance thing. That would be

10:36

boring as hell. Quite possibly the

10:38

funniest outcome to like a months-long

10:40

saga. Who should I get? Who

10:42

should I get for like three

10:44

months? And then it's... You can't

10:46

get anybody because you had to

10:48

make your decision two months ago.

10:50

At least it's like a... You

10:52

still have a solid black hawks

10:54

winner classic jersey. Yes, it's still

10:56

good on the cutter goate thing

10:58

four goals his last two games

11:00

including the ote winner against the

11:02

Flames last night so very good

11:04

on him. We love it Connor

11:06

McDavid three assists in his return

11:08

last night Connor Brown with the

11:11

nut quite buzzer-beater it left enough

11:13

time for like one last possession

11:15

for the blues, but McDavid back

11:17

that's a sigh of relief was

11:19

really good was probably the best

11:21

player in that game, which I

11:23

will take. Corey Perry got attacked

11:25

by his non-former teammate Jordan Binnington.

11:27

Jordan Binnington tried to kill Corey

11:29

Perry. Yeah, it was a wild

11:31

night on Twitter for me because

11:33

like obviously I backed Corey Perry

11:35

in that situation. Corey Perry skated

11:37

into Jordan Binington's head while he

11:39

was laying down on the ground.

11:41

Now some might argue... Shouldn't have

11:43

been there shouldn't be sleeping during

11:45

games. Stand up on the job.

11:47

Yeah, Dusty Baker. So I think

11:49

you can make the case that

11:51

Corey Perry deserved the couple of

11:53

punches. that he got to the

11:55

back of the head from Jordan

11:57

Bennington and to be fair I

11:59

gave Jordan Bennington credit is the

12:01

first time that he's ever tried

12:03

to start shit when he wasn't

12:05

down by like four plus goals

12:07

yes true he did it first

12:09

period got it but I the

12:11

first person I didn't think of

12:13

when I watched that was you

12:15

I jumped my phone I texted

12:17

you I tweeted about it and

12:19

all's well that ends well nobody

12:22

got hurt No, that, yeah, well,

12:24

that part's true, but Ryan Souter

12:26

scored a goal. Like, that is

12:28

a horrible outcome. It led to

12:30

a shorthand Ryan Souter goal, which

12:32

again made me think of you,

12:34

because I was like, this is

12:36

the stupidest thing that can happen.

12:38

It is like, I described it

12:40

as my personal 9-11, doing something

12:42

to Corey Perry, resulting in a

12:44

Ryan Souter goal. Yeah, I said

12:46

it literally only could have been

12:48

worse had that Ryan Souter goal

12:50

been assisted by Ian Cole. Oh

12:52

no, if he and Cole assisted

12:54

that, I'd be like, hey. It'd

12:56

be really impressive because he wasn't

12:58

playing in that game, but could

13:00

have been. Guys played for a

13:02

lot of teams. The only real

13:04

highlight of that game that we'll

13:06

show is the end of the

13:08

game where as the players were

13:10

walking off, somebody was waiting. One

13:12

of the one of the scratches.

13:14

Who is that? That's your MVP

13:16

folks, and he looks great. Holy

13:18

is unbelievable. That man needs a

13:20

rock's glass in his hand so

13:22

bad. What is he holding? Is

13:24

that a towel? What was he

13:26

at? What is he having his

13:28

hand? I mean if you're looking

13:30

at his hands good for you.

13:33

I think it's a beanie. Oh,

13:35

okay. Unbelievable. Yeah, I agree with

13:37

you. He definitely needs like an

13:39

old fashion there. That would be

13:41

like has somebody who just finished

13:43

madmen. dimly lit on dry sat

13:45

all waiting for his guy and

13:47

just giving him a nice little

13:49

smack to get him going. I'll

13:51

say last night I got a

13:53

little bit of the like what

13:55

are we worried about here? McDavid's

13:57

back they're already beaten teams that

13:59

win 12 games in a row

14:01

they're gonna be fun but we'll

14:03

we'll I'm sure discuss that plenty

14:05

coming up. The one I wanna

14:07

really talk about is Matthew Nye's

14:09

hat trick in a Maple Leafs

14:11

victory and that gives him 29

14:13

goals and 55 points on the

14:15

season. In 74 games, this man

14:17

is 22 years old. He is

14:19

a six foot three left wing

14:21

and he's from Arizona. The pride

14:23

of Scott's Arizona. This checks a

14:25

lot of boxes for a lot

14:27

of people. Did you know you

14:29

were saying before the show you

14:31

didn't? He is going to be

14:33

a restricted free agent this summer,

14:35

which means teams, if they want

14:37

to, could submit offer sheets. I

14:39

also was saying before the show,

14:41

what is that? An offer sheet,

14:44

it was a good question that

14:46

you asked. An offer sheet is

14:48

something that can be submitted to

14:50

a restricted free agent in which

14:52

a team says, this is the

14:54

contract we present you. the contract

14:56

and you come to our team

14:58

provided your existing team does not

15:00

match this very contract within seven

15:02

days and if the team matches

15:04

the contract it means they keep

15:06

the player and cannot trade them

15:08

for one year. If the team

15:10

declines the player goes to the

15:12

new team and receives draft pick

15:14

compensation for that player it happened

15:16

notably with the St. Louis Blues

15:18

doing it to... players that escaped

15:20

me from I think an Eastern

15:22

cause that nobody really cares about

15:24

that's an under disgust possibly Arizona

15:26

that's anyway we for the the

15:28

players were inconsequential it made no

15:30

impact everything was totally fine yep

15:32

the compensation that was received was

15:34

received was flipped for some very

15:36

well you and carefully thought out

15:38

double retention on a player who

15:40

is playing a lot. Okay, so

15:42

that's just a recent example. Everybody's

15:44

still with me. But we were

15:46

thinking about, and we're the first

15:48

to consider this, would a team

15:50

maybe submit an offer sheet to

15:52

Matthew Nye's of the Toronto Maple

15:55

Leafs? I will say emphatically, Matthew

15:57

Nye's is getting offer sheeted this

15:59

off season. Ah! You've learned very

16:01

quickly about this offer sheet process.

16:03

It's crazy. I am a sponge.

16:05

And I am soaking up the

16:07

fact that that is absolutely happening.

16:09

Matthew Nise, he may be a

16:11

Maple Leaf next year, but it's

16:13

because, if that's the case, it's

16:15

because the Maple Leafs matched an

16:17

offer sheet that was given to

16:19

Matthew Nise in the off season.

16:21

Okay, so our dear friend, Nick

16:23

Alberga, bumped this from last week

16:25

during the game. Matthew Nise is

16:27

not getting offer sheeted. There's no

16:29

question Nise wants to remain a

16:31

leaf for the foreseeable future. I'll

16:33

jump in there and say parenthetically,

16:35

as a former reporter, you don't

16:37

know that. You're right. And as

16:39

somebody who's new to offer sheeted,

16:41

Matthew Nise can still get offer

16:43

sheeted if he wants to be

16:45

a drawn maple leaf. Correct. playoffs

16:47

to the focus right now says

16:49

Alberga but when contract talks escalate

16:51

it seems like a mid-range deal

16:53

may be the end result okay

16:55

I have since remembered what the

16:57

offer sheets were last year it

16:59

was Philip Broberg was signed to

17:01

I believe a 4.9 million dollar

17:03

AAV that his team which is

17:06

escaping me could not match unless

17:08

they moved a lot of money

17:10

out and Dylan Holloway was signed

17:12

to a I believe 2.9 million

17:14

dollar AAV that His team could

17:16

have matched, but it was pretty

17:18

rich for their blood. In hindsight,

17:20

$2.9 million a year for Dolan

17:22

Holloway is like the third best

17:24

contract in the league. That is

17:26

neither here nor there. Toronto has

17:28

I believe $24 million in cap

17:30

space for this off season. They

17:32

have to sign Mitch Marner. They

17:34

also, of course, would hope to

17:36

sign Matthew Nye's. John Tavars. Johnny

17:38

who? John, right. John Tavar is

17:40

not the lacrosse. Is having a

17:42

unbelievable career year, or not career

17:44

year contract year. And quite frankly,

17:46

has captain experience. So might be

17:48

ready to take the next step

17:50

in his career. That's right. I

17:52

can't wait to post this video

17:54

on YouTube. So they've got to

17:56

figure out their priorities. So they

17:58

want leadership? The leadership would be

18:00

Mitch Martyr. Guy scores big goals.

18:02

Four nations. Ever heard of it?

18:04

When the lights are bright, Mitch

18:06

Martyr shows up. That's right. So

18:08

the big game player. You got

18:10

to pay Mitch Martyr and make

18:12

him the highest paid player in

18:14

the league. That should be about

18:17

$22 million of that cap space.

18:19

Right. I mean, there is legitimate

18:21

talk about Mitch Marner being becoming

18:23

the highest paid player in the

18:25

league, which is... All right, jokey,

18:27

tongue and cheek time over? Yeah.

18:29

Uh, Brandon kind of fucked that

18:31

whole thing up of, that was

18:33

like the last shot at somebody

18:35

else becoming the highest paid player

18:37

in the league? I mean, yeah,

18:39

I guess. You could maybe get

18:41

14 million. Marner? Yeah. Yeah, especially

18:43

considering how many desperate teams they

18:45

were going to be this summer.

18:47

Also, let me be the first

18:49

to report, CAP is going up.

18:51

That's going up. That's true. So

18:53

anyway, offer sheet on Matthew Nise,

18:55

what does it look like? Let's

18:57

say Nise coming off a 30

18:59

goal season, second contract, you say,

19:01

all right, short-term deal that gives

19:03

him, let's say five to six

19:05

million dollars a year, someone else

19:07

can come in and just say,

19:09

fuck, we're giving him nine and

19:11

a half. Right. And... That the

19:13

compensation would be high and going

19:15

off of last year's compensation. It's

19:17

important to explain the compensation factor

19:19

because there oh yeah it is

19:21

not straight AAV. Correct. Sometimes GMs

19:23

don't even understand. I don't even

19:25

know how I understand that since

19:28

I'm just finding out about offer

19:30

sheets today. That is true. Okay,

19:32

the AAV on offer sheet compensation

19:34

is calculated by total money divided

19:36

by years, which is normally how

19:38

AAV is calculated, or, and here's

19:40

the new wrinkle, not new, it's

19:42

how they've been doing it, or

19:44

five, it's the Shea-Weber rule, because,

19:46

uh... The Flyers I believe tried

19:48

to offer sheet Shea Weber and

19:50

they did some like big kind

19:52

of phony baloneyish contract that Made

19:54

it so like maybe they could

19:56

have stolen Shea Weber So people

19:58

said we're getting rid of that

20:00

if you're gonna give this huge

20:02

contract. We'll calculate the AAV by

20:04

by dividing total money by five

20:06

and when you pay the player

20:08

on your books it will be

20:10

the normal AAV but for purposes

20:12

of determining what you surrender as

20:14

compensation to the other team in

20:16

draft pick form it's gonna be

20:18

by five so the number instead

20:20

of saying Like, let's say instead

20:22

of it being like $7 million

20:24

a year, we'll be like $12

20:26

million a year, and that means

20:28

that you're gonna have to give

20:30

up more draft picks. Now, in

20:32

the case of Broberg and Holloway,

20:34

these are both short-term contracts, so

20:36

they didn't have to worry about

20:39

the five thing. The 4.9 is

20:41

4. The 2.9 is 2. And

20:43

that is an... Awesome contract for

20:45

nice because he gets another bite

20:47

at the apple and a couple

20:49

years coming off a nine and

20:51

a half million dollar Contract that

20:53

per last year's compensation chart would

20:55

be two firsts a second and

20:57

third round picks but 9.1 million

20:59

dollars per last year's compensation chart

21:01

would be a first second and

21:03

third round pick. So let's say

21:05

cap goes up, everything goes a

21:07

little higher, nine and a half

21:09

million dollars will say probably is

21:11

a first second and a third

21:13

round pick. If you are a

21:15

team trying to poach... would you

21:17

give up a first, second, and

21:19

a third? Yes. I believe nine

21:21

and a half is two first

21:23

round picks. Looking at Puckpea, anything

21:25

with. Yep, I got that wrong.

21:27

I think I said that, right?

21:29

You did. You said 9.1. But

21:31

you said a first, a second,

21:33

a third. I think it's two

21:35

first, a second, and a third.

21:37

You did say that for initially.

21:39

Initially, right, right, right, okay. But

21:41

yeah, I do think that I

21:43

would, I do think that I

21:45

would do think that I would

21:47

do think that I would do

21:50

think that I would do that

21:52

I would do that I would

21:54

do that I would do that

21:56

I would do that I would

21:58

do that I would do that

22:00

I would do that I would

22:02

do that I would do that

22:04

I would do that I would

22:06

do that I would do that

22:08

I would do that I would

22:10

do that I would do that.

22:12

Matthew Nice is a stud. And

22:14

if you're a team that is,

22:16

there are plenty of teams right

22:18

now that are just looking for

22:20

like one more stud player to

22:22

add to the mix for like

22:24

their future. You know that you

22:26

have that. So I would surrender

22:28

those draft mix. And it's again,

22:30

it's kind of like the trade

22:32

deadline approach where there are teams.

22:34

that overpay and they know that

22:36

they're overpaying to get the guy

22:38

that they want and they're fine

22:40

with it and a lot of

22:42

the times that just works out

22:44

and especially when you're talking about

22:46

a guy who's young who can

22:48

be a part of your future

22:50

for a long time I would

22:52

do it and the other part

22:54

here to consider is like consider

22:56

a team like the Utah Hockey

22:58

Club they're the number one team

23:01

on my list but go ahead

23:03

if you're a team like the

23:05

Utah Hockey Club and you look

23:07

at Matthew Nice and you say

23:09

We can offer sheet him here

23:11

and either get Matthew Nye's for

23:13

a package of solid compensation that

23:15

like you might not miss as

23:17

a young team. And we'll say

23:19

it's one, two, and three. That's

23:21

what we'll say. One, one, two,

23:23

and three. I definitely do that.

23:25

I say you go to the

23:27

top end of whatever that tier

23:29

is and pay whatever that is.

23:31

So if it's, well, let's imagine

23:33

it's nine and a half million

23:35

dollars and you go up a

23:37

first second and third. Go on.

23:39

So you put in that offer

23:41

for Nye's and there's people in

23:43

the chat, there's Maple East fans

23:45

that are all over Twitter. saying,

23:47

give him a blank check, keep

23:49

Matthew Kniz at all costs. Sure,

23:51

if that's your plan, do you

23:53

want to match that? Go for

23:55

it. You know what that does

23:57

for the Utah Hockey Club? It

23:59

frees up Mitch Marner. If the

24:01

leafs want to keep Mitch Marner,

24:03

it is going to become exponentially

24:05

more difficult if they have to

24:07

pay out the ass. for Matthew

24:09

Nice. So that's a nice, that's

24:12

a nice loki-doki pole. Right. You

24:14

throw at, you make it so,

24:16

Nice is going to cost a

24:18

ton of money no matter what,

24:20

whether on your team or on

24:22

their team, in order for them

24:24

to keep him, they have to

24:26

pay that money, and then you

24:28

then take the other guy. It's

24:30

a very smart, very smart maneuver.

24:32

I would do that if I'm

24:34

the Utah hockey club. Definitely. I

24:36

mean, I mean, respectfully, respectfully, I

24:38

mean, I mean, I mean, I

24:40

mean, I mean, I mean, I

24:42

mean, I mean, a 30 goal

24:44

scoring wing when you have young

24:46

defensemen and young forwards on the

24:48

way. Like real blue chip prospects.

24:50

They are going to be good

24:52

in as far as that is

24:54

concerned for a little while. They've

24:56

got the pipeline. Yeah, I mean

24:58

Sean has made this point many

25:00

a time about the buffalo sabers.

25:02

They don't need prospects. They don't

25:04

need picks. You do have to

25:06

replenish at some point, but now

25:08

is not the time. Go get

25:10

to the good player. The problem

25:12

with the Buffalo Sabres is they

25:14

currently do not have the picks

25:16

to qualify. They do not. Puckpedia

25:18

has a nice breakdown of what

25:20

teams have the assets to offer

25:23

sheet at certain frames. And the

25:25

sabers anywhere between 6.8 to 11.4,

25:27

the sabers do not have the

25:29

picks to offer sheet. Which pick

25:31

is missing? Their second or? I

25:33

don't know. It doesn't break it

25:35

down like that. There's also, I

25:37

mean, if they're a pick away,

25:39

there. you can go recoup the

25:41

pick. But you gotta get your

25:43

own. Yeah. Famously, that's what the

25:45

St. Louis Blues did last year.

25:47

They do not have their second

25:49

round pick in 2026, the Sabres.

25:51

Okay, so and the 2026 of

25:53

it all is the other point

25:55

I want to bring up. You

25:57

are surrendering. your 2026 first round

25:59

pick, and if you are a

26:01

team that might not make the

26:03

playoffs, and especially might finish bottom

26:05

11, which gives you a chance

26:07

to get to the first overall

26:09

pick, is that a huge risk

26:11

that you are taking? And I say,

26:14

that is a very, very big risk

26:16

for the three teams that I think

26:18

make most sense to offer sheet Matthew

26:20

Nye's, Utah Hockey Club number one, Boston

26:23

Bruins number two, Buffalo Sabres number

26:25

three. That 2026 pick the Sabres just

26:27

shipped out. in the second round pick

26:29

they shipped it out in the Dylan

26:31

Cousins trade so I also I

26:33

don't believe the Bruins have their

26:35

second round pick they currently have

26:37

the picks they have the second

26:39

round pick this year I don't

26:41

think okay all right so Bruins

26:43

in the running it would be

26:46

they have two they have two

26:48

second rounders but maybe not their

26:50

own yes correct go on it would

26:52

be a it would be a risk if

26:54

you're the Bruins I think Is it a

26:56

risk worth taking, especially knowing when

26:58

you've got, we had this discussion

27:00

with Felgren-Maz yesterday? It's like, the

27:02

Bruins are gonna, are not gonna

27:04

be good next year, but I

27:06

don't think that they're going to

27:09

be bottom of the league bad. I

27:11

think I agree with that. I think

27:13

that just given the general mandate of,

27:15

like you're not allowed to slowly rebuild,

27:17

you have to still be competitive. Bruins,

27:19

by the way, I should note, also

27:21

have the maple leafs, first round pick

27:24

in 2026. If that can, that probably

27:26

is not going to turn into

27:28

Gavin McKenna, but I don't know,

27:30

like they can wrap their heads around,

27:33

at least we're keeping a first round

27:35

pick. If you have two first round

27:37

picks next year and you turn one

27:39

of them into stealing Matthew Nye's, ooh,

27:42

I would love it. Yeah, 100%. Boy,

27:44

if those jerseys would not adorn this

27:46

set. One on each side, one behind

27:49

Sean, three Matthew Nye's. Sean, do

27:51

you have the list of teams

27:53

that are currently eligible if they wanted

27:55

to give an offer sheet to Matthew,

27:57

is that like a pretty high number?

27:59

Yeah. Give it to me in

28:02

the third highest tier. So

28:04

not the four first

28:06

round picks, not the

28:09

two firsts. Anything between

28:11

what's currently, it'll

28:13

change slightly, but the

28:15

6.8 to 9.1. Those

28:17

teams would be the Anaheim

28:20

Ducks, Boston Bruins, the

28:22

Nashville Predators, New Jersey

28:25

Devils. Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh

28:27

Penguins, Seattle Cracking, and

28:30

your Utah Mammoth. I

28:32

didn't wonder about the

28:35

Kings. Penguins of Rock. Yeah.

28:37

Also, like, Penguins of Rock is

28:39

the dubious factor of it all. And

28:41

I think for the Penguins, they should

28:43

also be on the hunt for Mitch

28:45

Marner. I think that the Chicago Blackhawks

28:48

would be on the hunt for either

28:50

one of those players as well. But

28:52

like, again, the whole, the risk factor

28:55

here for all of these like very

28:57

bad teams, like the Penguins, like the

28:59

Blackhawks, like the Bruins, there is risk

29:01

that you're giving up your 2026 first

29:03

round pick. To be. It's the McKenna

29:06

pick, and I will remind people that

29:08

the pick that turned into Kairi Irving

29:10

was like the 14th pick of the

29:12

lottery. It was by the cavaliers stunk

29:14

that year, but it was just like

29:16

a kind of. throwaway pick they got

29:18

the deadline for moving the guy. But

29:20

that was because the NBA rigged it

29:22

because LeBron left and they gave the

29:25

pick to the caps. That's probably true.

29:27

I feel it's important to point out

29:29

that this is just based off of

29:31

the picks. It doesn't necessarily take into

29:33

account like cap space or anything like

29:35

that. So, correct. As Bill Ballotcheck

29:37

famously said, cap space can be

29:39

maneuvered in a number of ways.

29:41

So we're just asking the question.

29:44

Wonder what everybody everybody's answer is.

29:46

Again, I'm not trying to be

29:48

preachy, but there's one thing I learned

29:50

from being a beat writer for kind

29:52

of a long time. Never say never.

29:54

Right. They're like, you idiot,

29:56

it's not happening. It's probably

29:58

not happening. It could happen. Dougie

30:01

Hamilton was not going to, fucking leave

30:03

the, uh, Dougie Hamilton's on the Bruins

30:05

anymore. On the fuck did that happen?

30:07

Yeah. These things. Never let him go.

30:09

Michael Randen is not going to end

30:12

up! He's not going to get traded

30:14

twice. He's not going to end up

30:16

in the central division. What are you

30:18

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30:20

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30:22

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our featured guest, the great play-by-play announcer.

32:44

No, color commentator, gross, disgusting, the disrespect.

32:47

Frankie Carado of T.S.N. to discuss some

32:49

Montreal Canadians. Frankie, how are you? What's

32:51

going on, fellas? All good over here.

32:53

You know what? Quite a compliment to

32:55

think I can do play-by-play. Thank you.

32:58

No, listen, you are legitimately one of

33:00

my favorite color guys in the league.

33:02

You are rising up the ranks. Your

33:04

work this year on TSN has been

33:06

unbelievable and also unbelievable the Montreal Canadians.

33:08

As a Bruins fan, it makes me

33:11

feel disgusting down to my bones how

33:13

excited I am about the Montreal Canadians.

33:15

Did you predict or like see any

33:17

of this happening this year for the

33:19

Habs? Not as quickly as it did

33:22

happen, you know, like there were points

33:24

this season where it felt like the

33:26

same old song and dance for Montreal,

33:28

like they started the season the worst

33:30

defensive team in the NHL, like, and

33:32

it wasn't even close. And then, you

33:35

know, they would show signs of kind

33:37

of. turning it around. And then like

33:39

I go back, there was a game

33:41

December 12th against Pittsburgh. It's like 2-2

33:43

or 3-2 going into the third period,

33:46

like a very attainable game. They let

33:48

in six on home ice in the

33:50

third period. And I'm like, well, that's,

33:52

they're right there. Like that's what they

33:54

are at that point. And then it

33:56

felt like from there on, they started

33:59

to really turn things around. But the

34:01

way they kind of have progressed and

34:03

gotten to this point, it's so, it's

34:05

been so impressive on so many different

34:07

levels. I think from the coach, you

34:10

know, from the leadership guys, the young

34:12

guys there, the goal tending, Lane Hudson,

34:14

like there's been so many amazing stories

34:16

with this group, and they came such

34:18

a long way in such a short

34:20

period of time to the point where

34:23

we were talking about, you know, another

34:25

top five pick. Who do you want

34:27

to take? You want Misa? You want

34:29

Martone? You want Higgins? Oh no. What

34:31

if Matthew Schaefer is there and you

34:34

have to draft another defenseman? You have

34:36

too many to now, you know, is

34:38

Washington kind of worried about the Habs

34:40

in the first round? Or could the

34:42

Habs catch the Ottawa Senators for the

34:45

first wild-car spot? It's crazy, like what

34:47

a turnaround it's been. Does it feel

34:49

like house money or does it feel

34:51

like an actual arrival? Because given the

34:53

names that you said that you said,

34:55

I feel like this should feel like

34:58

an arrival and that this should be

35:00

the first of however many years of

35:02

reaching the postseason. it's a good point

35:04

and I think it should be it

35:06

should be an arrival but I think

35:09

right now it does feel like house

35:11

money because not a lot of people

35:13

would have expected them to make the

35:15

playoffs at this point so it is

35:17

a it's a pleasant surprise and you

35:19

know so so I think you still

35:22

keep that in mind because of how

35:24

quickly they progressed and I think you

35:26

know the Rangers having the season that

35:28

they had you know other teams around

35:30

them that didn't quite like Detroit didn't

35:33

make the jump, you know, Buffalo, we

35:35

know where Buffalo is. So I think

35:37

with all that being considered, the Habs

35:39

are only gonna get better, so you

35:41

can see it as an. but I

35:43

think with the way things went around

35:46

them and within the group, it still

35:48

does feel like house money. But do

35:50

you feel like there's actual like potential

35:52

upset written on this story here because

35:54

like it does feel like the Canadians.

35:57

as exciting as they are, they're still

35:59

a very imperfect team and you can

36:01

maybe back this up, but like it

36:03

feels like they lead the league in

36:05

winning games that they probably don't deserve

36:07

to win, which is part of the

36:10

excitement. Like does that carry into the

36:12

playoffs? Are they going to be exposed

36:14

as a very flawed team? Or is

36:16

it kind of, is there upset potential

36:18

there? They're not a perfect team. Like

36:21

they lead the league in third period

36:23

comeback wins this year. They're a resilient

36:25

group. But you know, from wire to

36:27

wire in a game, they have had

36:29

a hard time kind of carrying the

36:32

mail and kind of winning it from

36:34

start to finish. So you go into

36:36

the playoffs and you're like, hey, it's

36:38

great that you can come back in

36:40

different ways. But what happens when that

36:42

dries up, right? And so I think

36:45

that's something that. that people will have

36:47

to keep in mind when they watch

36:49

Montreal. You know, for them to upset

36:51

Washington, if that's who, you know, they

36:53

end up playing, like Washington, things would

36:56

have to go pretty bad for Washington,

36:58

whether it's like goal tending or not

37:00

being able to find the emotional level

37:02

that they had prior to a Vetchkin,

37:04

you know, achieving what he achieved. You

37:06

know, you never want to count a

37:09

team out because I think the last

37:11

time the Canadians went to the finals,

37:13

a lot of people had counted them

37:15

out right off right off the I

37:17

literally had to eat them a chance

37:20

in that series. And then they went

37:22

all the way to the final. So,

37:24

you know, I'm not going to say

37:26

that there isn't upset potential, but there

37:28

still is, you know, the makings of

37:30

a team that is not exactly like

37:33

built perfectly for this. It's just something

37:35

about this group where, whether it's like

37:37

Montembo having great stretches or Hudson being

37:39

unstoppable or the first line taking over

37:41

games or just like they found ways.

37:44

to just keep themselves around in games

37:46

and manage them without throwing it away,

37:48

which is something they did last year.

37:50

You know, they're just, they're, they're not

37:52

a perfect team, but they'll give you

37:54

a, they'll be a difficult out for

37:57

sure. What worries me about the upset

37:59

potential for the Canadians is that their

38:01

opponent is like the ultimate. You think

38:03

we were going to win the president's

38:05

trophy? We're just, we were here to

38:08

watch Alexovetchkin score goals and then every

38:10

trade we made worked out. We're the

38:12

ones playing with house money. You guys

38:14

at least were in the cup final

38:16

a few years ago. That's true. That's

38:19

why I'm praying to God that they

38:21

get the Leafs because it's the one.

38:23

Oh yeah. It's the one matchup where

38:25

I could root for the Canadians like

38:27

and not feel super dirty about it.

38:29

And I actually think that they could

38:32

win that series. Well and think about

38:34

this like. the Ottawa and Montreal play

38:36

tomorrow, if Montreal wins that game, there

38:38

are only one point back to the

38:40

sentence for the first wild card spot.

38:43

So like, there's a realistic chance it

38:45

could happen. And you know, I think

38:47

when it comes to Washington, like Spencer

38:49

Carberry is probably gonna be the coach

38:51

of the year and deserves to be

38:53

coach of the year. I think Marty

38:56

St. Louis deserves to be right up

38:58

there as well with what he's been

39:00

able to do with the individuals on

39:02

the team, you know, the team collectively

39:04

as a group, you know, how far

39:07

they've come in such a short period

39:09

of time. And this is a guy

39:11

that I think a lot of people

39:13

were very skeptical of when he got

39:15

the job because he hadn't coached anywhere

39:17

in pro hockey before. It was just

39:20

the great Martine St. Louis who everyone

39:22

knew was as intelligent and bright of

39:24

a hockey mind as you could find,

39:26

you know, over the last however many

39:28

years, could he actually coach though? And

39:31

the answer is, like, the proof is

39:33

there. Cole Coughfield last year had a

39:35

terrible shooting percentage. He was like a

39:37

9% shooter. So what did Marty get

39:39

him to do? He said, screw up

39:41

man, just round out the rest of

39:44

your game, because next year you're gonna

39:46

score, because you're not gonna be a

39:48

9% shooter next year. Now he's a

39:50

16% shooter with 37 goals and he

39:52

plays a complete game on a first

39:55

line that can go head to head

39:57

against barcoves line and win games, which

39:59

we saw them sweep the season series

40:01

against the Florida Panthers. You know, Nick

40:03

Suzuki's turned into a point per game

40:06

player now. You know, Lane Hudson is

40:08

nothing short of, I don't even know

40:10

the word to use anymore, but it's

40:12

been incredibly impressive. Slavkovsky's progression. using line

40:14

A in the right ways. Alex Newhook

40:16

has really kind of found his niche.

40:19

Like you go up and down the

40:21

roster and you're like, this guy, Marty

40:23

St. Louis, his fingerprints are all over

40:25

these players individually. And then you look

40:27

at the group where at points this

40:30

year, they're eighth in the Atlantic, you're

40:32

counting them out, you're like, it's another

40:34

top five pick, and they find a

40:36

way to make the playoffs. So it'll

40:38

be two, like if that series happens.

40:40

It's two of the coaches of the

40:43

year going head to head as well

40:45

as well as two of the nicest

40:47

stories as far as the teams involved.

40:49

And I'll caution people or I'll remind

40:51

people this isn't a slight to the

40:54

Canadians it speaks more to Pete's point

40:56

about how like the thing they're best

40:58

at is winning because they're not they're

41:00

only top 10 in one category and

41:02

it's penalty kill in which they are

41:04

10th. Like they are middle of the

41:07

pack or below. in kind of a

41:09

lot of the key things and they

41:11

just find ways to win games so

41:13

good on them. What do you do

41:15

with Ivan Demedov once he arrives? Oh,

41:18

he's playing in the top six. He's

41:20

playing on the second line for sure.

41:22

There's been a bunch of floating vacancies

41:24

on that line throughout the year and

41:26

that's where you would look at your

41:28

roster and you say that's what makes

41:31

it not a perfect lineup going into

41:33

the playoffs. It's not a true second

41:35

line the way it's currently constructed. Like

41:37

Alex New Hook. When it's all said

41:39

and done, if he's your third line

41:42

center, chances are you're in a pretty

41:44

good spot, but right now he's a

41:46

second line center. And Patrick, line A,

41:48

you know, he's a second line guy,

41:50

like, you know, you know how to

41:53

use him, you don't expect too much

41:55

from him, five on five, let him

41:57

get his cookies on the power play,

41:59

that's fine. But Demodoff is going to

42:01

be playing, you know, second line left

42:03

wing call it And I don't see

42:06

any reason why he wouldn't and like

42:08

it's it's really significant this guy because

42:10

we talked about how Montreal has turned

42:12

the corner here And now they've a

42:14

right and right to the playoffs. Well,

42:17

they're probably getting the most skilled guy

42:19

of that entire group now Like he's

42:21

the he's more skilled he's gonna be

42:23

more skilled than Suzuki and Caulfield and

42:25

Slaf and you know Hudson's different because

42:27

he's on the back end but like

42:30

this is the big one for them

42:32

like this is getting karel caprice off

42:34

essentially it's it's pretty impressive what what

42:36

he's been able to do and so

42:38

I think you know as far as

42:41

immediate impact That remains to be seen

42:43

because he's been playing in the KHL.

42:45

There's cultural differences coming over. It takes

42:47

you a little bit of time, but

42:49

there's no doubt like he needs to

42:51

play in the top six and and

42:54

play minutes for this team and he's

42:56

probably gonna help them sooner rather than

42:58

later. I want to talk about Lane

43:00

Hudson because like I saw Lane Hudson

43:02

at BU, I loved him at BU,

43:05

I thought that he was going to

43:07

be an awesome player in the NHL.

43:09

I did not expect him to be

43:11

this good, this fast. for Lane Hudson

43:13

at this point because we've seen his

43:15

rookie year eclipse some of like the

43:18

best defensemen of a generation with guys

43:20

like Hill, McCar, Quinn Hughes, all those

43:22

guys. What's the ceiling for a guy

43:24

like Lane? I think we're gonna be

43:26

talking about him with those two guys

43:29

for a long time. McCar and Quinn

43:31

Hughes, you know, as far as, you

43:33

know, can he be better than them?

43:35

For sure. It's just, we're always gonna

43:37

talk about like... you know one A

43:40

B and maybe one C now with

43:42

with this guy I think he's that

43:44

good he's that special he's such a

43:46

workhorse like he doesn't take a day

43:48

off at all like every optional he's

43:50

on every time they they give him

43:53

a mandatory day off he goes on

43:55

the ice like it's it's crazy this

43:57

guy lives for hockey is like a

43:59

hockey playing machine. And I think his

44:01

progression this year has been

44:03

really impressive because when he first started,

44:06

it felt like he was trying to

44:08

score a goal or make something of

44:10

some kind of substance happen every single

44:12

time he had the puck. And I

44:14

don't think he was calculating that risk

44:16

correctly. And there were times where the

44:19

clips would go online and you would

44:21

see people saying, look at this, you

44:23

know, like trying to do too much

44:25

or defensive liability. But as time went

44:27

on. Like he started to get a feel

44:29

for you know when you take the

44:32

risk when you just do the simple

44:34

play like I'll equate it to music

44:36

and like a guitar player right like

44:38

you want to have a guitar solo in

44:40

every song but the love ballad you

44:42

can't just start shredding and go

44:44

nuts because it doesn't work it

44:47

doesn't sound right and so Lane

44:49

Hudson has realized when it's a

44:51

love ballad. and when it's time to

44:53

shred and go crazy. And so that's been,

44:55

you know, that's been the biggest thing that

44:57

you've seen out of him, just picking and

44:59

choosing his spots better. And no one can

45:02

seem to get a hold of him. Like

45:04

I've seen some really good players think they

45:06

have him or get fooled by one of

45:08

his, you know, shoulder fakes or his head

45:10

fakes and you're like, like, how do they

45:12

keep falling for it? It's pretty impressive, but,

45:15

you know, you know, he's added so much

45:17

to that group as far as

45:19

far as his ability to his

45:21

ability to Create high danger chances,

45:23

you know scoring chances that just

45:25

weren't there. They just they weren't

45:27

available to this team in the

45:29

past and like single-handedly Transformed,

45:31

you know, the offensive

45:33

production from this team.

45:35

It's it's unbelievable and You

45:38

know, they always talk about 200 games

45:40

for a defenseman to figure it

45:42

out like what he's at 70 something

45:44

or 80 something. It's like He's figured

45:46

it out like it took it that

45:48

took the guy less than 80 games

45:51

to really figure out how the league

45:53

works. I also feel like that the

45:55

200 games thing is an outdated ideology

45:57

like not specifically just with Lane Hudson

45:59

younger defensemen are. coming into the league

46:01

and having, like they're definitely not perfect

46:03

players, but they're having immediate impacts now,

46:05

especially like the top of the class

46:08

guys. I just feel like 200 games

46:10

is like, I've seen so many guys

46:12

with under 200 games that are better

46:15

than like the grizzled vets that are supposed

46:17

to be better than them. You know what

46:19

the 200 games thing is? It's like, first

46:21

of all, no one guarantees you 200 games,

46:23

but it's like once you get there, is

46:26

that what you are. or are you getting

46:28

any better at that point? And it's like,

46:30

okay, we've seen him for 200 games and

46:32

it's like he probably plateaued at game 120

46:35

and now he's been the same thing for

46:37

the last 80 games and we know what

46:39

he is. I think with Lane Hudson,

46:41

we know what he is. We know

46:43

what he is. We know what he

46:45

is. We almost don't really know what

46:47

he's gonna be because the sky's the

46:49

limit, but he figured it out, you know,

46:51

incredibly quickly and progressed so much. I think

46:54

it was Denny Potvin who came up with

46:56

that, the 200 games thing, I could be

46:58

wrong, maybe I'm misremembering, but I was doing

47:01

a story on Dougie Hamilton a million years

47:03

ago and I spoke to him for it

47:05

because he was coming up on whatever that

47:07

number was. Even at the time, this was

47:10

probably like 2014, 2015 or something, and he

47:12

was like... Oh no, like that's wrong, like

47:14

that's wrong now. Like guys can just

47:16

come in and make an impact. Well,

47:19

I mean part of the, we had

47:21

the discussion yesterday about Colby Armstrong's point

47:23

about how like wingers who are really

47:26

good defensively should now start getting real

47:28

selfy consideration because of the defense men.

47:30

They have to take care of the

47:33

defense right who are coming up the

47:35

wings. So like the game has

47:37

just changed. Yeah, it has. And you

47:39

know what, we're not that far away. I

47:41

think. With the Selke though, it's like we

47:43

had the Copatar years, and it's

47:45

almost like we're just gonna have

47:48

the Barkov years, like we had

47:50

the Bergeron years. It's almost like

47:52

someone's gonna have to do something

47:54

or get known for something on

47:56

such a high level to like

47:58

snag it away from bark. at

48:00

this point and it felt the same

48:02

with Bergeron and Copatar, but you're right,

48:04

like it is changing. Hudson's so involved

48:07

in the play, you know, he's so

48:09

good at getting up the ice, and

48:11

I don't think he gets enough credit

48:13

for how competitive he is. Like so

48:16

many times this year, we have seen

48:18

him go up against guys that are

48:20

six foot two, six foot three, 210

48:22

pounds, and he's got this way

48:24

of maneuvering like through their arms.

48:27

So he'll kind of lead with his stick.

48:29

He's fast. Like he's really quick. So he'll

48:31

cut at the last second right through your

48:33

arms. Then the big guys, they get handcuffed.

48:35

And then next thing you know, he's so

48:38

quick at turning and he's so agile, he's

48:40

got the puck and he's going the other way.

48:42

And you're like, he did it again. Again,

48:44

and whether it was, you know, ranted

48:46

and I saw him do it to

48:48

him, like, there's just so many examples.

48:51

It's hard to name, like, the individual

48:53

ones. He's done it so often this

48:55

year, but that's where I think he's

48:57

almost underrated. If you can think of

48:59

a way or an area Lane Hudson

49:01

is underrated, it's that way, just finding

49:04

ways to win battles against guys that

49:06

are bigger and stronger, which is basically

49:08

the whole league. Frankie Carado your

49:10

analogy on Lane Hudson and the

49:12

kind of serving the song Really

49:14

spoke to me because the best

49:16

guitar players do that. They're not just

49:18

there to scream the whole time Don

49:20

Felder I'm talking about just showing up

49:23

playing the song well, and when it's

49:25

your time to shine you shine, but

49:27

you got to know There's electric

49:29

piano going on. There's other things

49:31

that need to happen for your

49:33

solo to really hit when it's

49:35

your time. So you're amazing at

49:37

what you do, Frankie. Thank you for

49:39

coming on. Thank you guys so much for

49:42

having me. I appreciate it. Big fan of

49:44

both of you. Thank you. Last thing

49:46

I actually should know, you're going to

49:48

be doing playoff games in Montreal.

49:50

I was saying to these guys before the

49:52

show the other day. People are gonna

49:54

get mad at me. I've been to

49:57

Cup final games in like key Canadian

49:59

cities and They don't always

50:01

match the atmosphere of a

50:03

first round Montreal Canadian series.

50:06

Like they get crazy in

50:08

that building. You know what

50:10

it is in Montreal? The fans

50:12

show so much initiative. Like the game we

50:15

just did on Tuesday, they're getting, like they're

50:17

getting worked by the wings. And then there's

50:19

moments in the first and second period where

50:22

they're getting worked and you're like, you can

50:24

feel the fan buzz start to pick up.

50:26

It's like they realize what's going on and

50:28

it's like collectively as a group, they're like,

50:31

okay, the boys need us. So let's get

50:33

something going in here, let's get some cheers.

50:35

And then the fans wanted it so bad,

50:38

there was a one goal lead with like

50:40

just a few minutes left in the period

50:42

and they started going OLE. And you're

50:44

like, these guys are going OLE. They wanted

50:46

it so bad. They started the OLE with a

50:48

one goal lead, like a couple minutes left in

50:51

the third. All they want to do is cheer,

50:53

man. They show so much initiative and it's such

50:55

a fun building. It's the best office in the

50:57

NHL and I'm so grateful to be there. It

51:00

makes Pete sick because that's also fucking

51:02

lovable is it? It is. And I

51:04

mean like serving the song thing kind

51:06

of applies to like the the pre-game

51:09

ceremony in Montreal too where it's like

51:11

they're not telling you to get on

51:13

your feet and scream they're not telling

51:15

you they're not playing like this hard

51:18

amp up music they're turning the

51:20

lights out and playing the fucking cold

51:22

play song that for some reason just

51:24

gives me goosebumps down to the bones.

51:26

It is unbelievable the atmosphere up there,

51:29

so it does, it makes me sick.

51:31

It's all right. Hey, Bruins need a, they

51:33

need a high pick, so they're gonna get

51:35

what they need, and I wouldn't be surprised

51:37

if the Bruins are very good. I have

51:40

too many friends that are Bruins fans, to

51:42

be honest with you, so it's like. I

51:44

grew up in Toronto, live in Toronto and

51:46

you know have to hear it all the

51:48

time, played for the Leafs. So I've taken

51:51

my lumps from many a Bruins fan over

51:53

the years. So it's just a just a

51:55

little bit of a down year for you

51:57

guys. You'll be back before you know it.

51:59

I have also been to first round

52:02

Maple Leafs games and the atmosphere

52:04

doesn't quite get there for the,

52:06

just a lot of like, what

52:08

are we doing here and dread?

52:10

But Frank, thank you so much

52:12

for joining us. We would love

52:15

to have you on just a

52:17

million more times because you're so

52:19

good at what you do. Thanks

52:21

fellas. Have a good one. All

52:23

right, that's the great Frankie Carado

52:25

and someone in the chat asked,

52:27

was that Edmonton in shade? No,

52:29

no. Not shaded Edmonton. The atmosphere

52:32

in Vancouver for the cup final

52:34

was like, oh my God, blowing

52:36

you away. And I still don't

52:38

know that that really gets to

52:40

what Montreal does and the atmosphere

52:42

in Edmonton. Obviously amazing. And like

52:44

the best, the height of what

52:47

you want to be. Montreal does

52:49

kind of have its own thing

52:51

though. That's not like a better

52:53

or worse, but that is like

52:55

a where are you right now

52:57

based on what's going on based

52:59

on the goose bumps on your

53:01

arms? You're like am I in

53:04

Montreal? I went to a December

53:06

game against the Detroit Red Wings

53:08

that really didn't mean a whole

53:10

lot. And like the Canadians weren't

53:12

amazing at the time. And it

53:14

takes a lot for for me

53:16

who's been to a bunch of

53:19

different buildings to be like, holy

53:21

shit, this is different, this is

53:23

special, this is crazy. the ceremony

53:25

of the pre-game in Montreal is

53:27

truly unbelievable and that building is

53:29

just mammoth. Yeah, let's have a

53:31

little merch moment. The Colorado Eagles

53:34

are, and you ask why are

53:36

you talking about the Colorado Eagles,

53:38

what do you not know? What

53:40

you not know about the conditioning

53:42

stint heard around the world? Gabriel

53:44

Landesog, who's actually out with an

53:46

injury right now for the avalanche.

53:48

Oh, really? Yes, he's missed time.

53:51

Oh, that's... That stinks. He's missed

53:53

13 of the last 14 games

53:55

and the 14th one in there

53:57

and all of the games. Okay,

53:59

oh, yeah. And he is week

54:01

to week. Yes, he's been week

54:03

to week for years. and has

54:06

a conditioning stint with the Colorado

54:08

Eagles. We're all very excited about

54:10

that. The Eagles are going to

54:12

sell Gabriel Landescog jerseys or at

54:14

least give you the opportunity to

54:16

get a custom job there and

54:18

you get your I was at

54:20

the conditioning stint Jersey. Sean, could

54:23

you flash what the Colorado Eagles

54:25

uniforms look like? They're terrible. That's

54:27

a terrible Jersey. Behavior on getting

54:29

a conditioning stint Jersey. I'd love

54:31

it. Absolutely. Especially for gay blandness.

54:33

I was a heavy minor league

54:35

baseball game, a tender back in

54:38

the day where if a player

54:40

was on a conditioning stint and

54:42

I could go see, I mean

54:44

even before they got called up

54:46

or whatever, it's like hey, John

54:48

Papalbon, which is what we called

54:50

him, we didn't know that it

54:52

was Jonathan yet, John Papalbon is

54:55

pitching for the the Pawsocks, you

54:57

want to go? Yes. You're preaching

54:59

to the choir there, I... went

55:01

to Buffalo Bisons because, first off,

55:03

I have a Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

55:05

Buffalo Bison's jersey. So it is

55:07

my friend Al. We did the

55:10

same thing. But I also saw

55:12

the- But that's not a conditioning

55:14

stick. No, but I also saw

55:16

the most expensive minor league baseball

55:18

team of all time. The paw

55:20

tuck at Red Sauce when they

55:22

had Ruzne Castillo and then they

55:24

had Brock Holt, Pablo Sandoval, and

55:27

David Price all on rehab stints.

55:29

And I got to see them

55:31

play the Bons. I also got

55:33

to see like Jose Reyes and

55:35

stuff like that with the Bonsonsons.

55:37

is seeing the already established star

55:39

who's working his way back to

55:42

the Major League Club and playing

55:44

like I remember Nomar played for

55:46

like the Paws Sox for like

55:48

a couple weeks. That is way

55:50

cool. You're seeing an established star

55:52

play against minor league players. That

55:54

rocks. Mike, absolutely go crazy on

55:56

and like Gabe Landis Gag, the

55:59

talk about the return has been

56:01

years in the making at this

56:03

point. If you get to commemorate

56:05

like the start of the return,

56:07

fucking do that. My first... like

56:09

realish beat was something I kind

56:11

of forced I was interning during

56:14

college and I was like hey

56:16

can I go to the Possocks

56:18

games when John Smoltz pitches and

56:20

just kind of or when Clay

56:22

Buchholtz pitches and I'll just go

56:24

and do stuff on here's how

56:26

Clay Buchholtz is doing in the

56:29

minors because If I didn't have

56:31

that internship, that's what I would

56:33

have been doing with my friends

56:35

anyway. We would have just been

56:37

going to the minor league baseball

56:39

games to see John Smoltz for

56:41

$10. That shit rules. So that

56:43

jerseys, thanks. But the behavior of

56:46

going and getting a jersey, a

56:48

conversation. Amazing. So go do it,

56:50

even if it looks bad, jerseys

56:52

are jerseys too. They need love.

56:54

The blues. are doing a fan

56:56

appreciation sale. They're giving you, you

56:58

can buy jerseys for $79. What's

57:01

that? It's a crazy deal. Oh,

57:03

why is that such a good

57:05

deal? Oh, it's because it's the

57:07

old stock, it's the Adidas jerseys.

57:09

Which, like, isn't bad behavior in

57:11

itself, like, the Adidas jerseys still

57:13

good, they still have the same

57:15

template. It's liquidating that, that stock

57:18

is not bad behavior. What makes

57:20

it bad behavior is that it's

57:22

part of a quote unquote fan

57:24

appreciation night. Yeah. Like, or fan

57:26

appreciation sale. You are like liquidating

57:28

your garbage that you are trying

57:30

to get rid of and masquerading

57:33

it around is, hey, we appreciate

57:35

you. You're re-gifting. Yes, exactly. Bad

57:37

behavior by the St. Louis Blues,

57:39

but who are they to ever

57:41

do bad behavior? The capitals are

57:43

doing tonight. They're doing towels at

57:45

the game and they are ovee

57:47

jumping on his belly. Towels. Good

57:50

ass towels. Amazing towel. Thank you

57:52

Steve Wino for taking that picture.

57:54

I mean, you gotta remember people

57:56

paid a bajillion dollars for tickets

57:58

to this game. True. Yeah. Right?

58:00

Yeah. So you better be giving

58:02

them something. Those are good towels.

58:05

Those are awesome towels. I only

58:07

wish they were kind of, I

58:09

wish they were red. Yeah, because

58:11

it's a white jersey, white jersey

58:13

on white towel, but that's a

58:15

good commemorative towel. Speaking of the

58:17

capitals, snooze you lose on the

58:19

Screaming Eagle Jersey. I wanted the

58:22

PLD Screaming Eagle. I was beaten

58:24

to the punch by Juicy J.

58:26

Who posted? Look at this Juicy

58:28

J. J. Screaming Eagle. I... That

58:30

looks so good. It looks so

58:32

good in fact. that it convinced

58:34

me to also beat you to

58:37

the punch. I have bought a

58:39

Ryan Leonard, a black screaming eagle

58:41

jersey. I am so excited and

58:43

not only that, not only that,

58:45

I have officially locked in my

58:47

one future for the Stanley Cup

58:49

playoffs and I am on the

58:51

Washington Capitals winning the Stanley Cup

58:54

trained. Not to take credit for

58:56

this, but can you imagine if

58:58

at the beginning of the season

59:00

when... We were doing our capital's

59:02

talks. If you were to be

59:04

like, that's gonna be my pick,

59:06

you would wonder if it was

59:09

a bit or what happened. But

59:11

the Washington capitals, at the sixth

59:13

best odds, at tide for these

59:15

sixth best odds, most, most, odds,

59:17

most, most, do it. This year.

59:19

The vibes are immaculate. There are

59:21

so many logical reasons to push

59:24

back against them being these Stanley

59:26

Cup champions, and we won't run

59:28

down the list, but there are

59:30

plenty of reasons. I don't give

59:32

a shit. I think that the

59:34

caps are just so fun this

59:36

year, and the Ryan Leonard of

59:38

it all, the Ovechkin of it

59:41

all, the weirdness of it all.

59:43

I'm just gonna choose to ride

59:45

with them. May as well. Love

59:47

the... behavior. Sean would say you.

59:49

About the choosing the capitals? Yeah.

59:51

I mean I don't think they're

59:53

gonna win the Stanley Cup but

59:56

I don't have a problem with

59:58

you making that bet. I said

1:00:00

I'm running with the the AVs

1:00:02

and the Maple Leafs to a

1:00:04

lesser extent. I think that anyone

1:00:06

can win the Stanley Cup this

1:00:08

year basically. Agree. So why not

1:00:10

ride with the most fun? Because

1:00:13

there's one team I can promise

1:00:15

you was not going to win

1:00:17

the Stanley Cup. Which means we

1:00:19

should probably bet on them right?

1:00:21

The Minnesota Wild. Minnesota Wild. I

1:00:23

mean, in the wild, they're suddenly

1:00:25

dangerous again. And the team, like

1:00:28

you saying that, suggests that they're

1:00:30

gonna win the same. Exactly. So

1:00:32

that like, I'm gonna go bet

1:00:34

them right now. Yeah, I, uh,

1:00:36

the capitals just seem like the

1:00:38

perfect team to crash and burn.

1:00:40

Like they seem outside of like

1:00:42

the leafs of it all. I

1:00:45

don't think there is a team

1:00:47

that has all of like the,

1:00:49

uh, Intangible makings of a team

1:00:51

that crashes and burns in the

1:00:53

first round quite like the Washington

1:00:55

Capitol. Okay, I showed you the

1:00:57

bear towel that was sent by

1:01:00

the Utah Hockey Club, aka clubbers,

1:01:02

till we die. By the way,

1:01:04

Utah Hockey Club news, Pralvamelka, 22nd

1:01:06

straight start for the Utah Hockey

1:01:08

Club. STHART. I thought you said

1:01:10

S-H-A-R-T and I'm like that spells

1:01:12

something different. She said what at

1:01:14

one point does the back of

1:01:17

goalie say? What do you say

1:01:19

fuck me for? Yeah, what am

1:01:21

I doing? The second that they

1:01:23

get, do they get mathematically eliminated

1:01:25

last night? Yes, they're out. Then

1:01:27

yeah, I don't know what's going

1:01:29

on there. Yeah, what the fuck

1:01:32

are they doing? I mean I

1:01:34

wonder if a milk because at

1:01:36

a certain point is also like

1:01:38

what do they say fuck me

1:01:40

for? What do they say fuck

1:01:42

me for? No, it's the best.

1:01:44

So got the Utah Hockey Club

1:01:46

towel and have discussed how great

1:01:49

they have been with the given

1:01:51

the patches to the fans. It's

1:01:53

amazing. Recently, we discussed a plaque

1:01:55

that they were selling in which

1:01:57

they put six. for the games

1:01:59

against original six teams and it

1:02:01

just said Utah Hockey Club original

1:02:04

six. We had a lot of

1:02:06

questions. We did a segment with

1:02:08

Cole Bagley who came on and

1:02:10

explained them to us. It drew

1:02:12

the ire all of that of

1:02:14

a Utah Hockey Club fan who

1:02:16

is a celebrity fan named at

1:02:18

Gang Green Yoots fan. He needs

1:02:21

a better name. I wouldn't change

1:02:23

much about this guy. He needs

1:02:25

a better moniker. Gangrene only just,

1:02:27

I, when I read it at

1:02:29

first, I thought glass banger, instantly,

1:02:31

I thought stars. Oh, true. But

1:02:33

this, this person posted a video

1:02:36

last week really upset that we

1:02:38

were besmirching this item. He was

1:02:40

a purchaser of the item. It

1:02:42

arrived. So he sent, are we

1:02:44

gonna play both videos? Yeah, we

1:02:46

can. He sent videos to each

1:02:48

of our Twitter. Let's. Kick it

1:02:51

off Sean do you have which

1:02:53

one of your videos you want

1:02:55

to start with? Yeah start with

1:02:57

a DJ one because that was

1:02:59

the initial one. Okay. Wow this

1:03:01

one goes out to Mr. Bean,

1:03:03

Bean, Bean, this, Chaos, this, fucking

1:03:05

that. Hey look what I have.

1:03:08

You know what I got on.

1:03:10

The original six we're not trying

1:03:12

to be a part of them.

1:03:14

These are just cool reproduction pucks

1:03:16

of the games. Pux 20-25 bucks

1:03:18

even if they make them enough.

1:03:20

Good that time. It's limited. It's

1:03:23

limited. 250 I got 62. You

1:03:25

know, what'd you spend your 160

1:03:27

dollars on tonight being? I can,

1:03:29

I blow up down on the

1:03:31

mail. I mean, come on now.

1:03:33

Let's go Utah. Promising. We just

1:03:35

got it over. God bless the

1:03:37

Arizona fans. You lost your team.

1:03:40

Sorry you had a pizza shit

1:03:42

owner. We got Ryan Smith. Uh,

1:03:44

fucking, this is your guy. Come

1:03:46

on. You guys want to cut

1:03:48

on this even say Peter whatever?

1:03:50

Get the fuck out of here.

1:03:52

Come on. Invite me on. Let

1:03:55

me defend it. Let's go Utah.

1:03:57

I want to see us next

1:03:59

year boys. Okay, yeah. I

1:04:01

didn't even finish the video

1:04:03

when he sent to me.

1:04:05

I just quoted with it's

1:04:08

pimp. It's definitely pimp. This

1:04:10

guy's the Utah Utes Rose

1:04:12

Bowl t-shirt. He wants us

1:04:14

to invite him on the show. I

1:04:16

I want to save the content

1:04:18

with him until we meet him

1:04:20

like I want to find out

1:04:22

everything about this guy's life. Yeah,

1:04:25

just I'm so so fascinated with

1:04:27

this guy. I love him. He

1:04:29

rocks. It's like 20% like, I

1:04:31

don't know, like 60% hates us. 40%

1:04:33

is having some fun and I love

1:04:36

that. The most important part is that

1:04:38

he has a cigarette in his hand

1:04:40

as he's doing it. And I like

1:04:43

that there's some, there's a little

1:04:45

Tim Robinson to it where

1:04:47

there's the kind of adamant

1:04:49

explaining of what it is, where

1:04:51

he's like. And it got original six,

1:04:53

and we're not trying to be part

1:04:55

of the original six. These are reproduction

1:04:58

pucks, they're not real pucks, like, yeah,

1:05:00

we got the whole thing. And then

1:05:02

there was just like few less confident,

1:05:05

like it's nice, right? He's great, he

1:05:07

all sent a video to Pete that

1:05:09

I have not seen, let's see it.

1:05:11

Yo, Peter Blackburn, man, I

1:05:13

used to listen to you

1:05:16

with, uh, I think it

1:05:18

was Sheltie, like, fuck guys,

1:05:20

it's gotta be 15 years

1:05:22

ago when I had to

1:05:24

work Sundays, but, uh, cook

1:05:26

his ass. Fuck, cook his

1:05:28

ass, cook his ass, pick

1:05:31

his ass, pick his ass,

1:05:33

Peter Blackburn. How much have

1:05:35

you predicted right? You've been

1:05:37

down to God-dam radio. Yeah!

1:05:46

Crush this guy! Peter

1:05:48

Blackburn! Chaos Compass!

1:05:51

Whatever you are!

1:05:53

It's a beautiful... I had

1:05:56

no idea what happening there.

1:05:58

Oh yeah, I... He said

1:06:00

that he knew me from like 15

1:06:02

years ago on the radio. I have

1:06:05

no idea what he's talking about. Shulcie,

1:06:07

respectfully, I don't think that I've ever

1:06:09

worked with a guy named Shulcie, but

1:06:12

I love this guy so much. If

1:06:14

you do what you love, you don't

1:06:16

work a day in your life. That's

1:06:19

true. So you might have the wrong

1:06:21

guy, but that's an impressive man. He's...

1:06:23

Sean didn't want us to bring pimp

1:06:25

back. We're left with no other options.

1:06:28

once this man gets out. That man

1:06:30

is the ambassador of Pimp. I have

1:06:32

been, I have had several people message

1:06:35

me privately telling me that they agree

1:06:37

with my take about Pimp, by the

1:06:39

way. Apollonius makes a good point. Loves

1:06:42

Pete hates DJ even though they both

1:06:44

jumped on the thing. The same thing

1:06:46

that brought this whole thing to light

1:06:48

is so funny. Yeah, I also didn't

1:06:51

understand that part. I don't get the,

1:06:53

maybe I'm misreading it. I'm not getting

1:06:55

a lot of hate off the guy.

1:06:58

I think that it's playful hate. Like

1:07:00

I said before the show. When you

1:07:02

spend your money on that, he mainly

1:07:05

has an issue that I didn't, I

1:07:07

thought it was overpriced, but I don't

1:07:09

even remember saying that. I just remember

1:07:11

thinking it was a crazy item. Unintentional

1:07:14

disrespect, maybe, but yeah, I don't think

1:07:16

he hates you guys. Respectfully I do

1:07:18

not feel disrespected by good, this person,

1:07:21

or my... feelings certainly are not hurt.

1:07:23

He's the best. Let's get to a

1:07:25

slate grade. Let's first do some super

1:07:28

chats. From Clubbers though we die, Utah

1:07:30

is officially out, but Sojo is cooking

1:07:32

DJ, so W, okay, so maybe he

1:07:34

is cooking me. I'm deeply hurt. Spencer

1:07:37

says, watch you guys every day, you

1:07:39

guys are the best. Best part about

1:07:41

that super chat is that it came

1:07:44

during the Matthew Nice discussion in which

1:07:46

we were absolutely cooking. People are gonna

1:07:48

be so mad about that video when

1:07:51

it gets put out, but I am

1:07:53

so happy that it went the way

1:07:55

that it did. Yes, circling back is

1:07:57

bringing pimp back apparently. on that, but

1:08:00

let's do a slight grade. Sean, you

1:08:02

could throw it up. We have 10

1:08:04

games. The Blackhawks at the Brew in

1:08:07

7 p.m. Eastern, that is a Taylor

1:08:09

Hall bowl. The Red Wings at the

1:08:11

Panthers, 7 p.m. Eastern, that is a

1:08:14

Vladimir Tarasenko bowl. Revenge game. Latimer Tarasenko

1:08:16

revenge game? Is it not? Yes, it

1:08:18

is. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it

1:08:20

is, it is, it is. Yeah, sabers

1:08:23

at the Blue Jackets at the Blue

1:08:25

Jackets at the Blue Jackets, 7 pau.

1:08:27

That would be, please don't let Kent

1:08:30

Johnson embarrass us again, Bo. Okay, very

1:08:32

good. Otherwise, I feel like we had

1:08:34

this a couple of weeks ago and

1:08:37

I didn't, I couldn't think of anybody

1:08:39

on the top of my head. Hurricanes

1:08:41

at Capital 730 p.m. Eastern, that is

1:08:43

very easily a Dimitri Orlov Bowl. It

1:08:46

is also... Yeah, I will just say

1:08:48

it's a Demetri Orla bowl. Rangers at

1:08:50

the Islander, 7 p.m. Eastern, that's a

1:08:53

Anthony De Clairable because he used to

1:08:55

play for both of those teams. The

1:08:57

Jets at the Stars at 8 p.m.

1:09:00

Eastern, it's a real bummer. Canux at

1:09:02

avalanche, 9 p.m. You got the Cracken

1:09:04

at the Golden Nights at 10. Same

1:09:06

time as Ducks at Kings at 10,

1:09:09

I will say that the Ducks at

1:09:11

Kings is the tuck for sure, and

1:09:13

I am loving watching the Ducks play

1:09:16

seemingly every night. This is their third

1:09:18

in four nights, and they can be

1:09:20

real disruptors. Let's see if they do

1:09:23

it when they travel to LA. It's

1:09:25

a very far drive. Yeah, the chat

1:09:27

points out, Hurricanes Capitals is an Evgenicous

1:09:29

nets off bowl, which is a very

1:09:32

interesting one. And also it is the

1:09:34

revenge game. from the last time that

1:09:36

they met, which was an absolute disaster.

1:09:39

That was, uh... I think someone called

1:09:41

that, someone in the chat earlier referred

1:09:43

this as Russell Mania too. Oh yeah,

1:09:46

I am excited for this. This is

1:09:48

the, uh, like the oops all, everybody's

1:09:50

trying to kill each other bowl. For

1:09:52

the record. There is no bowl in

1:09:55

Predators Youth Hockey Club. Ah, this would

1:09:57

be, by the way, oh no, would

1:09:59

it be? Yes, I think it is.

1:10:02

Just at Stars is a Johnny Oduja

1:10:04

bowl. I think that he was with

1:10:06

them when they moved. So he was

1:10:09

a thrasher, but I believe he was

1:10:11

also a jet. So we got that

1:10:13

there. Yeah, I, uh, the games aren't...

1:10:15

worth pointing out tonight is the start

1:10:18

of the frozen four yes so that

1:10:20

two frozen four games tonight plus hurricanes

1:10:22

capitals is enough for me okay yeah

1:10:25

hurricanes capitals that's kind of the jet

1:10:27

stars is worth keeping an eye on

1:10:29

two oh jet stars is a big

1:10:32

one because the stars we're trying to

1:10:34

catch the jets and what are they

1:10:36

now they cannot be as close. So

1:10:38

they four points back, let's see. The

1:10:41

stars are yes, four points back of

1:10:43

the Winnipeg Jets with four games remaining.

1:10:45

So if the stars can win this

1:10:48

game, they're within two and they would

1:10:50

not have the time. It doesn't matter.

1:10:52

They're not catching them. Catherine B. Toit,

1:10:54

Sabers, Blue Jackets, a Thomas Vanic bowl.

1:10:57

Also next year, Pettitor's Utah Hockey Club

1:10:59

will be a Stephen Sam goes bowl.

1:11:01

Ah. I was going to say a

1:11:04

prehistoric creature ball. A tusked prehistoric teach

1:11:06

a creature ball. Good call. Tusk ball.

1:11:08

Tusk's up. Elisa noted King's fan says

1:11:11

that the Ducks and Kings is always

1:11:13

a good one. A freeway face-off is

1:11:15

what they call that. Pretty good. Well,

1:11:17

ducks have just been like, just injecting

1:11:20

like wild shit into their games recently.

1:11:22

Ducks are the last carriers of the

1:11:24

chaos. Yeah. History will remember the 2024-25

1:11:27

ducks as being a team that went

1:11:29

down fucking around. Yeah, definitely. Went down

1:11:31

kind of trying to kill people and

1:11:34

that's from their leader on down. Okay,

1:11:36

thank you to everybody who has watched

1:11:38

this show. Thank you to Frankie Carado.

1:11:40

I feel... very stupid for misidentifying him

1:11:43

as the play-by-play guy. He is of

1:11:45

course the color commentator and just, as

1:11:47

you said, Pete, one of the great

1:11:50

minds, just a real, real match. Thanks

1:11:52

to him for joining. Thanks to the

1:11:54

gang green Utes fan for sending us

1:11:57

the two very nice and friendly videos.

1:11:59

People in the chat saying spokes up,

1:12:01

hashtag spokes up. Yes, we didn't do

1:12:03

enough Spoke City talk today, but we

1:12:06

did a little bit on Felger and

1:12:08

Maz yesterday if you want to check

1:12:10

that out. Pete, tell the folks what

1:12:13

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1:13:12

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1:13:15

the first game or whatever like we

1:13:17

did last year, you getting the Ryan

1:13:19

Leonard Jersey really fucked me because I

1:13:22

wanted to... I have to get you

1:13:24

a gift because you got me the

1:13:26

amazing commissioned Zach Hyman gold chart that

1:13:29

he has since signed. So really one

1:13:31

of my favorite pieces. I was going

1:13:33

to get you something and it was

1:13:35

I mean Ryan Leonard Jersey was probably

1:13:38

a leader in the club host so

1:13:40

now I've got to go. back

1:13:42

to the drawing

1:13:45

board. people have suggestions,

1:13:47

I'm open to

1:13:49

them. to them, are open.

1:13:52

we're We're going to

1:13:54

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1:13:56

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soon. to you soon, but bye!