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Speaker 1: How are you couldn't be better?
Speaker 3: Did you have a super Bowl party?
Speaker 1: Oh? Just a couple of guys. You know I'm not
Speaker 1: young anymore. Donnie when we were nineteen twenty would.
Speaker 3: Go to see what are you doing? What you're just watching?
Speaker 1: Why I'm getting old? I don't. I can't go to
Speaker 1: parties like I was younger.
Speaker 3: We had twenty people. Oh yes, you know, that's a
Speaker 3: big family. On both sides, it was. It was a
Speaker 3: lot of fun. So the Seahawks over the Patriots twenty
Speaker 3: nine to thirteen. These Seahawks numbers, I mean, was it
Speaker 3: borderline easy for them in the postseason? Maybe going back
Speaker 3: to the entire season. They won ten straight games to
Speaker 3: end things. They trailed for just ninety five seconds in
Speaker 3: the playoffs. They played three playoff games, zero turnovers, outscored
Speaker 3: the opposition one on one forty six. It was really
Speaker 3: really impressive, to the point where and I think a
Speaker 3: lot of people would agree with this. I thought yesterday's
Speaker 3: game was and I'm not alone, I'm not alone. Yeah,
Speaker 3: kind of boring.
Speaker 1: The first half was the second half obvious, who was
Speaker 1: the third quarter? But hold the third quarter. Patriots had
Speaker 1: no point, seventy eight yards total offense, but they didn't
Speaker 1: score until the fourth exactly. That's what I mean. But
Speaker 1: one thing I'll say about the Seahawks. They came out
Speaker 1: of the toughest division in football. They beat the Rams
Speaker 1: two or three times, But did you expect that, Well,
Speaker 1: not the Rams not the way they beat the Rams.
Speaker 1: So the Patriots, everyone, oh, they had an easy schedule.
Speaker 1: Easy schedule. I can't say the same about the Seahawks.
Speaker 1: They came out of the toughest division of football. Give
Speaker 1: them credit.
Speaker 3: And going back to the start of the season, nobody,
Speaker 3: I don't care who you are, nobody would have the
Speaker 3: biggest Seahawks fan wouldn't have guessed this. But by the end,
Speaker 3: by the end of it, like I'm just saying that
Speaker 3: this was convincing, I don't think it was any question.
Speaker 3: Right now, they're the best team in football in the
Speaker 3: National Football League, the betting favorite to repeat his Super
Speaker 3: Bowl champions going into next year, with which often happens
Speaker 3: with a Super Bowl champion. My situation here, I don't
Speaker 3: know how you feel about this, but I almost I'm
Speaker 3: less stunned by this. And I don't know what to
Speaker 3: think of this particular group of Seahawks because the last group,
Speaker 3: the Pete Carroll era, there was so much charisma there
Speaker 3: and there was more of a build up. I guess
Speaker 3: maybe it started with Beast Quake and then a couple
Speaker 3: years later they end up being Super Bowl champions. This
Speaker 3: just happened seemingly out of nowhere, but again convincingly the
Speaker 3: best team in the national footbleague that they deserved it.
Speaker 3: You just don't have the characters on this team that
Speaker 3: you did back then. Pete Carroll character, Marshawn character, Russell Wilson,
Speaker 3: great story you know later around bat pick ends up
Speaker 3: being a super Bowl winning a quarterback Richard Sherman and
Speaker 3: legion of boom and all that charisma there. There was
Speaker 3: a lot there, and this team I just haven't connected
Speaker 3: with as much, but very very impressive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you nail that, not as many. You know,
Speaker 1: Richard Sherman was a great interview, whether you like him
Speaker 1: or not. They don't have that on this team. But
Speaker 1: what they have is a damn good team, Donny, and
Speaker 1: I give their general manager John Schneider a ton of credit.
Speaker 1: Look at the moves. What do you ever No, look
Speaker 1: at the Russell Wilson trade.
Speaker 3: Well, when you see a wilding Doug pull Cross, you'll
Speaker 3: see what I'm talking.
Speaker 1: I think this guy's done. He made bold moves, got
Speaker 1: rid of the head coach, got rid of the quarterback,
Speaker 1: brought a new guys, he built through the draft. I
Speaker 1: like this guy, John Schneider. You know, no playoffs two
Speaker 1: years and rolling and all of a sudden boom, so
Speaker 1: many they got eight picks in the first two rounds.
Speaker 1: You can have eight picks in the first two round
Speaker 1: don and blow it and seven don't make it. Every
Speaker 1: single one of this.
Speaker 3: Guys talking to the Vancouver audience, they're very aware of blowing,
Speaker 3: blowing picks inability to pick people well in the draft.
Speaker 1: He's got good scouts. The Seahawks give him credit. Look
Speaker 1: at all their first round, second round picks, Donny, they're
Speaker 1: they're they're nailing them. They got a good scouting staff.
Speaker 3: Okay, And as for the other entertainment served up on
Speaker 3: a Super Bowl said, ain't no, Ryan, you're gonna try
Speaker 3: to be pretend to be young and hip. The reality
Speaker 3: is is that you're older now, you're no longer part
Speaker 3: of the younger generation. You have a kid, you're married
Speaker 3: and all that. But the anthem was soft. And then
Speaker 3: you've got the halftime show with bad Bunny. Did you
Speaker 3: watch it?
Speaker 1: No, I didn't watch it. I took the dog for
Speaker 1: a walk. I told you I wasn't gonna watch it.
Speaker 1: I don't know any of his songs. I refuse to
Speaker 1: watch it if it's not ac DC or a good
Speaker 1: old rocker. I'm not gonna watch it.
Speaker 3: I'll preface all of this by saying that we're not
Speaker 3: the target audience, not even Ryan.
Speaker 1: Okay, then fine, I got up, I left, I walked
Speaker 1: my dog, and I didn't watch this guy, Bunny guy.
Speaker 1: I didn't watch them. Maybe you guys did, but I
Speaker 1: didn't watch them.
Speaker 3: Okay. And here's the thing with that halftime show. And
Speaker 3: it's not just this one, but we got some visuals
Speaker 3: we can roll here. It's like, first of all, I
Speaker 3: don't know what the situation was for everybody. I thought
Speaker 3: the sound was terrible. I thought the mix was really,
Speaker 3: really bad. I will say the lip syncing was some
Speaker 3: of the best I've seen. So there's that. I don't
Speaker 3: get today's music in this way. It's not about the
Speaker 3: music anymore. It's more about the show, the visuals. And
Speaker 3: I get it, it's it's television. They have to be effective.
Speaker 3: But it's more about the dancing, the performance versus the
Speaker 3: actual music. I don't know. I don't know what to
Speaker 3: think of this guy. And there was just so much
Speaker 3: going on. I thought the songs were swallowed up by
Speaker 3: First of all, what I thought was bad audio, and secondly,
Speaker 3: by the by the whole production, there were tape bits here.
Speaker 1: It was just too much that this should be done
Speaker 1: in the theater, not not at a halftime show, Like,
Speaker 1: how can anybody see this guy inside the trees? There's
Speaker 1: some seats you can't see him done?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I thought that too when I was watching.
Speaker 3: How can you guys ripping into the show here? But
Speaker 3: if you were in the in the stadium, are you
Speaker 3: really enjoying the I guess you're watching on the big screen.
Speaker 3: But I don't know. I just I don't. I'll say
Speaker 3: it to look. I'm in my sixties. I don't get it.
Speaker 3: I don't. I don't want to go to shows and
Speaker 3: see a bunch of people dancing and and lip syncing.
Speaker 3: I just I don't think that's great entertainment. So, and
Speaker 3: it's not just him, it's so many of the other
Speaker 3: Super Bowl halftime performers and a lot of the concerts
Speaker 3: you go see these days.
Speaker 1: I don't get this. I didn't understand it. I don't
Speaker 1: know this song. I don't know any of his songs.
Speaker 1: Do you know any of his songs? You could play
Speaker 1: me twenty of his songs. I don't know any of
Speaker 1: his songs. I'm not That's okay. I was willing.
Speaker 3: I was willing. Ryanie're being very quiet here.
Speaker 1: I was willing to learn.
Speaker 3: But I just it just was overproduced. In my opinion.
Speaker 3: It was too much going on. It was unfocused, and
Speaker 3: you know how I feel about the word focus. Like,
Speaker 3: I just I didn't think it was great. Now, having
Speaker 3: said that, we had a mix of people at at
Speaker 3: our Super Bowl gathering yesterday in the Taylor Household, we
Speaker 3: had a couple of people watching the Turning Point USA
Speaker 3: halftime show with Kid Rock. I checked some of that
Speaker 3: out and it was kind of the opposite. It was, Yeah,
Speaker 3: there wasn't enough going on. It was it was I
Speaker 3: found it kind of boring.
Speaker 1: Actually.
Speaker 3: So I don't know if they, you know, Rogercdean wants
Speaker 3: to give me a call, maybe I can.
Speaker 1: Help them out. You know, I know you feel this
Speaker 1: called Mick Jagger, Go call Bruce Springsteen. Well they've been there, there,
Speaker 1: done that. Go get John Couger.
Speaker 3: No, but I I get where they're coming from. We've
Speaker 3: said there's a million times on the show that we're
Speaker 3: not the target audience football fans, old guys like us.
Speaker 3: We're gonna watch We're gonna watch the football. They've got us.
Speaker 3: But again, we had a large gathering at our house.
Speaker 3: There are people who weren't watching the football game that
Speaker 3: I just wanted to stopped and watch the halftime show.
Speaker 3: So they they've got them as well. I get that.
Speaker 3: I just don't I don't get what the attraction is
Speaker 3: with shows like this, like You're You're, You're entertained by
Speaker 3: people clearly lip syncing. Yes, a million things going on,
Speaker 3: And what about I don't even I couldn't focus on
Speaker 3: the songs. No, Ryan, go ahead, let's let's hear from
Speaker 3: you know, the young guy, young box, a person who
Speaker 3: thinks he's young.
Speaker 4: Your favorite word, you said, is focused, Right, yeah, what's
Speaker 4: your second favorite word?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 1: Let me let me stop that right there?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Energy. That dude had a ton of energy the performance.
Speaker 3: I'm not knocking the effort. That doesn't mean I have
Speaker 3: to be I have to be entertained by it.
Speaker 4: Oh, Because I mean, ultimately, look at this all personal preference,
Speaker 4: because you're gonna.
Speaker 1: Like the music.
Speaker 3: You're telling me you liked it.
Speaker 4: I to be honest, so you understood that I couldn't
Speaker 4: tell you a bad bunny song.
Speaker 1: No, but you you recognize the song?
Speaker 4: No, because I'm not a bad bunny guy. But I
Speaker 4: couldn't help. But like I was like tapping my foot
Speaker 4: to the music.
Speaker 1: Okay, it was it was upbeat. It was like at
Speaker 1: least there was something to it, like it was.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know, I'm not so again though,
Speaker 4: It's just it's against personal preference. I mean, I'm saying
Speaker 4: here right now, I'd love Pearl Jam to be the
Speaker 4: halftime show. We'd all have different opinions of who you'd
Speaker 4: love to be the halftime show. So if you try
Speaker 4: and be as neutral, would be like do you want energy?
Speaker 4: You want a good show? I think that's energy.
Speaker 1: I wanted somebody I know I can recognize the songs. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so okay, I wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Have been I wouldn't have been impressed by this when
Speaker 3: I was younger either. It's just like you literal lip syncing,
Speaker 3: and I don't want to say I want to see
Speaker 3: somebody actually, you know, showing with what kind of talent
Speaker 3: they have lip syncing. And the tape bits he had here,
Speaker 3: there's there was at least one tape when he.
Speaker 5: Fell into the ring, and I mean, come on, like
Speaker 5: the perform like, I'm sorry, but that's what a lot
Speaker 5: of people would say, is a performance, sure, like if
Speaker 5: you hit somebody, for instance, strumming a guitar in front
Speaker 5: of Yeah, yes, Neil Young, that's boring.
Speaker 1: Give me Neil Young the whole, the whole, Billy Joel,
Speaker 1: the billy Joel. That's just me. I'm allowed to have
Speaker 1: that saying. It's all personal preference, right at all.
Speaker 3: So you sit there, you watch the whole thing. I
Speaker 3: was out by the way and then I went I
Speaker 3: went upstairs. We have another television with the other segment
Speaker 3: family members, and they were watching the kid rock performance.
Speaker 1: Just don't do this again. I timed the I time
Speaker 1: my walk with the dog. So I came back.
Speaker 3: It was gone, yeah, gone, yeah.
Speaker 4: I give them credit. There's a behind the scenes video
Speaker 4: of like the movie in move Out. I don't know
Speaker 4: how they do it.
Speaker 3: Well, that was probably more entertaining, but bad Bunny was
Speaker 3: serving on the people in the trees.
Speaker 1: Oh a music video.
Speaker 4: It looks like they're doing a music essentially. You're right, right,
Speaker 4: that's what it's. That's what it's become.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I did. I just I don't know, like and
Speaker 3: I know, like the kids will go to these shows
Speaker 3: as I sound a millionaires old, and it's like, you know,
Speaker 3: there's so and so was wearing this outfit and that
Speaker 3: outfit and there, and you look at the you look
Speaker 3: at what they watched on YouTube later, and it was
Speaker 3: you know, they're all lip syncing and dancing. And I
Speaker 3: don't know, but I'm the old days, smoke filled colisseum
Speaker 3: no big screen.
Speaker 4: I'll be honest, like I of course, what happens every
Speaker 4: year they rank, everybody ranks the halftimes every year. It happens, right,
Speaker 4: and I'm I'm a Stones guy.
Speaker 1: I like the Stones. That was one of the worst
Speaker 1: halftime shows. I was reminded by no it was it
Speaker 1: was bad guns and roses over the.
Speaker 3: Ye.
Speaker 1: So you would take this over guns and roses. Okay,
Speaker 1: so again you're like in their prime? Now, okay, sure,
Speaker 1: I'd like the Beatles in their prime at the halftime.
Speaker 3: I mean you can't prime. Sure.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I thought it was a good show. I thought it
Speaker 4: was decent show. But again it's all it's all personal
Speaker 4: preference and opinion.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay. The other thing too is I can't remember
Speaker 3: the first song he did, but have you checked out
Speaker 3: the English translate translation of those lyrics. No, don't offside,
Speaker 3: to say the least, borrow football off side.
Speaker 4: I mean there's there's a lot of people that say
Speaker 4: that's too sexualized, like the show was too sexualized.
Speaker 3: We were all a bit Trump said at that.
Speaker 4: We're all desensitive to most things to this point.
Speaker 1: I mean, let's let's okay.
Speaker 3: I'm just that's just an aside.
Speaker 4: Sure, let's not do this next year, please, I'm curious,
Speaker 4: man like again, like because of course that's the next thing.
Speaker 4: And it's like, I don't know, I don't know who's
Speaker 4: sitting out there because they're obvious candidate is not doing
Speaker 4: it apparently, so the obvious candidate to do the halftime
Speaker 4: is just never.
Speaker 3: Got a swift. Yeah, so who who?
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know, Like because Lady Gaga was
Speaker 4: involved in this one, right, She had the cameo during
Speaker 4: Bad Bunny, so she's up to three now she's been.
Speaker 3: Part of There were several cameos.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, but I'm talking about singing wise, like she's
Speaker 4: sang during it.
Speaker 3: I think it's not gonna it's not gonna it's not
Speaker 3: gonna change because well, I know, I don't know the
Speaker 3: numbers are but apparently they were through the through the roof, which.
Speaker 4: That's not a huge surprise. I mean, his his social
Speaker 4: following is bananas.
Speaker 3: Absolutely get that doesn't mean I have to.
Speaker 1: I don't follow the out I've never heard of this
Speaker 1: guy in my life that I know. I've never heard
Speaker 1: of this guy. He could I don't know that he
Speaker 1: could walk by me right now at the airport. I
Speaker 1: would never know who he is.
Speaker 4: But like that lip singing, I would like them to
Speaker 4: do something different, though, I will say they're kind of
Speaker 4: keeping the same note with the pop star. You know,
Speaker 4: it's kind of been the thing since Jesus's gotten involved.
Speaker 3: I mean, I love this bs in our in our
Speaker 3: inbox here your racism is showing. I love that automatically
Speaker 3: have to like you again.
Speaker 4: It's that, But it's all music is personal preferences from
Speaker 4: Peter Puck like I don't know Peter, give your head
Speaker 4: a shake?
Speaker 1: Like where where do we mention anything about anything about that?
Speaker 1: It's the music, like I I don't know this guy.
Speaker 1: I don't know his songs.
Speaker 3: You're walking your dog?
Speaker 1: I was, I walked the dog. I had a great walk.
Speaker 3: Okay, we're running out of time. Here. I've got to
Speaker 3: take on Super Bowl commercials as well, which will deal
Speaker 3: with the DTMC, I believe, mm hmm, Djimsey, is it
Speaker 3: just me? Coming up in the eleven o'clock hour, Jamie
Speaker 3: mcclennan is going to join us at eleven. Okay, so
Speaker 3: most National Hockey goaltenders have two three weeks off. We'll
Speaker 3: talk to Jamie. He's experienced this three times during his
Speaker 3: NHL career. Way he got his lengthy break yes when
Speaker 3: he was a goaltender of the National Hockey during the Olympics.
Speaker 3: What's the best approach? We recorded this interview with Jamie
Speaker 3: moments ago, and Jamie had an interesting approach one year.
Speaker 3: Let's just say that big ride. The Twitter guy coming
Speaker 3: up later this hour. We're getting a lot of response
Speaker 3: in the inbox, by the way, you know, regarding our
Speaker 3: bad Bunny conversation. And up next from Seattle, home of
Speaker 3: the champion Seahawks. The parade is Wednesday. By the way,
Speaker 3: Rick all Right Ian Fernest from KGr Sports Radio and
Speaker 3: the Crack and Hockey Network. The Kracking at the Olympic
Speaker 3: break fairly comfortably in the playoffs in the Pacific Division.
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Speaker 3: Seahawks over the Patriots twenty nine and thirteen Super Bowl
Speaker 3: sixty in Santa Clara, California. Here to talk about it.
Speaker 3: Ian Furness from KGr Sports Radio in Seattle and the
Speaker 3: Kraken Hockey Network and thanks for doing this, sir.
Speaker 1: How are you good?
Speaker 7: Good morning, gentlemen, how are you guys?
Speaker 3: Lovely? Oh oh, look at that hoodie? Look at that?
Speaker 1: Why are not Seahawks? Like, what are you doing? Why?
Speaker 3: Basketball?
Speaker 8: We move on, It's time now to get the NBA
Speaker 8: back here. We have you know, we were focused here
Speaker 8: in Seattle. We got Super Bowl in the back of
Speaker 8: the river mirror and ware we go. So yeah, I
Speaker 8: don't have a lot of Seahawks here, to be honest
Speaker 8: with you.
Speaker 7: Really.
Speaker 3: Yeah. You know what if if indeed, and we'd I
Speaker 3: myself would love to get an NBA team back here
Speaker 3: in Vancouver. But if it happens in Seattle, you got
Speaker 3: to keep that name, those colors, that.
Speaker 7: Logo for sure, for sure, absolutely all those that's a given.
Speaker 7: That's a given.
Speaker 3: Any riots there last night, I all, what's going on?
Speaker 3: What kind of a city is that?
Speaker 8: I know, I know it's disappointing for you guys in
Speaker 8: the north of the border up there, Vancouver. I mean,
Speaker 8: but we won. That was the difference, right the Seahawks ones.
Speaker 8: I guess it looked fairly tame. I mean, there's a
Speaker 8: ton of people. It's funny. There's two really big bars Downstown,
Speaker 8: ones actually owned by the Mariners, the Hat Back, and
Speaker 8: the other one's brand new one called the Occidental Beer Hall,
Speaker 8: which is right next to Luman but they're, you know,
Speaker 8: within three hundred yards four hundred yards of each other.
Speaker 8: They both hold like eight nine hundred people. And so
Speaker 8: when I saw the when I saw the end of
Speaker 8: the game and they're showing the celebration on the news,
Speaker 8: it was I think it was just basically all the
Speaker 8: people in those two bars came out. But there were
Speaker 8: celebrations around the city. I mean our neighborhood, fireworks going off,
Speaker 8: people having fun. But you know, I think the big
Speaker 8: celebrations Wednesday, when they have the parade here and then
Speaker 8: we'll have time to kind of pay tribute to this
Speaker 8: great team.
Speaker 3: I think what happened in Vancouver in ninety four and
Speaker 3: twenty eleven would have happened win or lose. That's just me. Okay, Yeah, So,
Speaker 3: given this stage, was this this Seattle's defense best performance
Speaker 3: of the season.
Speaker 7: I guess if you want to put in that context,
Speaker 7: don it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, given the stage, the fact that it's the biggest
Speaker 8: game of the year in the Super Bowl, I just
Speaker 8: you know, it was dominating in a lot of ways.
Speaker 8: I think, you know, you can look at numbers and
Speaker 8: stuff like that. There was some inflated numbers at the end,
Speaker 8: but I think the bigger thing was the Patriots.
Speaker 7: Came out their first eight drives.
Speaker 8: If I don't include a one play Neil down at
Speaker 8: the end of the first half with six seconds ago,
Speaker 8: let's wipe that out. Their first eight drives were all
Speaker 8: resulted in a punt and drive number nine was a fumble.
Speaker 8: So you know, if you just kind of look at
Speaker 8: it from that standpoint, I mean, they just gave the
Speaker 8: Patriots nothing and made Drake May's life miserable. It was
Speaker 8: an incredible game plan. It's a team that doesn't blitz
Speaker 8: a lot. They used the blitz yesterday to their advantage
Speaker 8: a number of times, you know, whether it be linebackers
Speaker 8: or defensive backs like Devin Witherspoon, and they just overwhelmed
Speaker 8: the offensive line for the New England Patriots. And Drake
Speaker 8: May had all kinds of problems. He doesn't have the
Speaker 8: best skill guys receiving wise in the league by any means,
Speaker 8: so you know, a little harder for him in that regard.
Speaker 7: But yeah, it was. It was dominating start to finish,
Speaker 7: no doubt.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the defense had great stats, but so did the offense.
Speaker 1: No turnovers into playoff games like Darnold had I think
Speaker 1: twenty five or in the in the regular season to
Speaker 1: go three playoff games without a turnover, and it's pretty
Speaker 1: damn impressive.
Speaker 7: He was close yesterday, they'll go time.
Speaker 1: He forced a couple of balls in there that were like, WHOA,
Speaker 1: do we do it here?
Speaker 7: But no, he was.
Speaker 8: He took care of the football. They did what they
Speaker 8: wanted to do. You know, they ran the ball. They
Speaker 8: controlled the game in that regard, and they ran the football.
Speaker 8: Ken Walker. I mean, I don't know how much money
Speaker 8: he made yesterday, but it was a lot. I mean
Speaker 8: for a guy that's depending unrestricted free agent. The MVP
Speaker 8: weird game, though, Guys like think about this, The Super
Speaker 8: Bowl MVP is a running back for the first time
Speaker 8: since Terrell Davis in ninety eight I believe it was,
Speaker 8: And that running back has about one hundred and eighty
Speaker 8: yards from scrimmage one hundred and thirty five whatever on
Speaker 8: the ground and he doesn't score a touchdown. Like that's remarkable,
Speaker 8: Like in so many different ways, you know, the only
Speaker 8: touchdown going to a J. Barner, but for the offense,
Speaker 8: but you know, Walker was great. The offensive line gave
Speaker 8: them a ton of credit. We I think we talked
Speaker 8: about this last week though, when we looked at some
Speaker 8: of the numbers, like in terms of the number of
Speaker 8: sacks the teams to take, and Drake may had been
Speaker 8: sacked I think in the regular season forty seven times,
Speaker 8: Seattle had forty eight plus as a as a team
Speaker 8: only had Darnold only got sacked twenty seven times. I
Speaker 8: think we thought going in that Seattle's offensive line, if
Speaker 8: they could hold up, and they did for the most part,
Speaker 8: and maybe the offensive line for New England wouldn't hold up,
Speaker 8: that would be the difference.
Speaker 7: And it kind of proved to be true.
Speaker 1: I've been bragging about your GM John Schneider all morning,
Speaker 1: and I really impressed with him. Some bold moves got
Speaker 1: the coach and you know, the quarterback out. New guys
Speaker 1: in built through the draft, the Russell Wilson trade brought
Speaker 1: a lot of guys. This guy's done a good job.
Speaker 8: He's done a great He's a Hall of Famer, ya
Speaker 8: I mean, And I'll kind of give the rest made
Speaker 8: real quick, built a super Bowl champion and a team
Speaker 8: that went back to back Super Bowls from scratch along
Speaker 8: with Pete Carroll.
Speaker 7: But I mean, I think we all know it was
Speaker 7: it was John and his scouting.
Speaker 8: Staff that did that, completely flips the roster twelve years
Speaker 8: later and does it again with a second head coach
Speaker 8: and another quarterback and a completely new roster. There was
Speaker 8: no you know, no holdovers from those Super Bowl teams.
Speaker 8: So he's built a super Bowl champion basically from scratch twice.
Speaker 8: That just doesn't happen in today's modern NFL, especially without
Speaker 8: a Hall of Fame quarterback, you know, like it just doesn't,
Speaker 8: you know. And Russ was good when he was here
Speaker 8: at that time, and Darnold was really solid this season.
Speaker 8: But you know, those guys, what he's done is remarkable.
Speaker 8: And there were guys in this town, you guys know
Speaker 8: how it goes. I'm telling you, it wasn't that long
Speaker 8: ago that there were a lot of people criticizing John
Speaker 8: Schneider because of some of the drafts that didn't hit.
Speaker 8: You know, there are people on our radio station hosts
Speaker 8: that were doing that, and I always kind of looked
Speaker 8: back and I said, well, listen, I mean he he
Speaker 8: got a little cute at times, but I think mostly
Speaker 8: and when I say that, like taking kind of swings
Speaker 8: on guys like the league McDowell and Christian Michael and
Speaker 8: you know, top picks that just probably weren't deserving to
Speaker 8: be the top pick. But a lot of those picks
Speaker 8: were either second rounders, like they didn't have a first
Speaker 8: rounder anymore, or they were so late in the first
Speaker 8: round it didn't matter, right, Like you're just you've already
Speaker 8: built your roster, and and so now you're kind of
Speaker 8: going through the process of saying, how can we fill
Speaker 8: in a hole?
Speaker 7: Can we hit like a home run with a guy?
Speaker 7: That type of thing.
Speaker 8: When he just got back to going meet and potatoes,
Speaker 8: let's build a roster backup, he did it, and he's
Speaker 8: done it better than anybody in the league in the
Speaker 8: last twenty years.
Speaker 1: Boy did he nail the coach in Uh, yeah, he
Speaker 1: got it. That's the third youngest coach. He's thirty eight.
Speaker 1: You know, that's the third youngest coach to win a
Speaker 1: Super Bowl. And he's a he said he came from
Speaker 1: the defensive side. Some guys some teams higher offensive guys,
Speaker 1: but boy, he went after the defensive guy. And he
Speaker 1: got it right.
Speaker 8: First defensive coach yep, to also be the play caller
Speaker 8: on defense.
Speaker 1: That's er bowl yep.
Speaker 8: And and again I'll go back here's where Einsight's twenty two.
Speaker 7: There's a lot of people. They wanted Ben Johnson.
Speaker 8: You know they've already wanted everybody wants the offensive coach,
Speaker 8: the offensive coach. And here's the thing we forget the
Speaker 8: last time that now Schneider didn't hire the coach. The
Speaker 8: coach got hired by Todd Lawicki and and that group, but.
Speaker 7: In Pete Carroll.
Speaker 8: But Pete Carroll was a defensive coach. So John knows, hey,
Speaker 8: you know what, everyone's going this way, We're gonna go
Speaker 8: this way. And it worked out pretty well with the
Speaker 8: defensive head coach and Pete Carroll. And it worked out
Speaker 8: really well in a young guy in Mike McDonald, because,
Speaker 8: like I said, a lot of people were saying, hey,
Speaker 8: go get Ben Johnson. You know, Ben Johnson's the guy,
Speaker 8: and he's the dude. And you know there were reports
Speaker 8: that Ben Johnson me have even turned down Seattle. I
Speaker 8: don't think that happened. I think Mike McDonald, the guy
Speaker 8: you're seeing right now. I think he was the guy
Speaker 8: all along. That's what we were told, that's who they
Speaker 8: wanted to get, and and it worked out. It's just different,
Speaker 8: like everybody does and builds teams differently.
Speaker 7: In Seattle.
Speaker 8: The two defensive head coaches have worked out. I mean
Speaker 8: before that, Mike was an offensive head coach on Holmgren,
Speaker 8: Dennis ericson guys like that. But the defense seems to
Speaker 8: be working with these guys, no doubt.
Speaker 3: And so Kenneth Walker super Bowl MVP, they have to
Speaker 3: if they want to, they have to re sign him.
Speaker 3: His contract is up. There's the Clint Kubiak situation. Off
Speaker 3: to the Raiders, he goes, what changes will the Seahawk
Speaker 3: to be making in the off season? What changes do
Speaker 3: they have to make?
Speaker 8: Well, Donnie, it's it's I'm glad you brought that up
Speaker 8: because it was kind of a theme last night. Guys
Speaker 8: realize how fragile this thing is, Like how quick you know,
Speaker 8: like rosters turn over. You don't to a man, players
Speaker 8: were saying last night, Hey, we won't have this same
Speaker 8: group next year. We know how the NFL works. There's
Speaker 8: natural attrition. Guys don't get re signed, Guys get better
Speaker 8: offers to go elsewhere. Obviously, the offensive coordinator replacing Kubiak's
Speaker 8: the key. How many assistance does he take. It's sounding
Speaker 8: like maybe less than we thought. They may promote from within,
Speaker 8: so we'll see how that goes. I trust McDonald in
Speaker 8: this Listen, McDonald made the higher for Kubiak Schneider. If
Speaker 8: you want to make one mistake, Schneider the last couple
Speaker 8: of years, he kind of forced Ryan Grubb on McDonald
Speaker 8: the first year as an offensive coordner.
Speaker 7: That didn't work.
Speaker 8: So McDonald takes that over player wise, you know, I
Speaker 8: think the priorities.
Speaker 7: I would think Walker is a priority.
Speaker 8: Now I say that the NFL doesn't always value running
Speaker 8: backs and it depends on the team. And you know,
Speaker 8: he's but he's still a young guy. And the fact
Speaker 8: that Sharbony is going to be out probably you know,
Speaker 8: through the first part of the season with the ACL
Speaker 8: and he's just not the same caliber running back as
Speaker 8: ken Walker. So unless they think they can get something,
Speaker 8: and they only have four draft picks right now, thirty
Speaker 8: second overall in the first round and a third and
Speaker 8: a sixth and something like that, it's they don't have
Speaker 8: a lot of draft capital. So I think you try
Speaker 8: to get Walker resigned. Rashid Shiheed, the plan is to
Speaker 8: get him resigned. Kobe Bryant is also a guy they
Speaker 8: probably want to bring back as well. And then after that,
Speaker 8: you know, you'll see as a room to bring other
Speaker 8: guys in. They're going to have to exercise I'm not
Speaker 8: sure if they've exercised the option on JSN yet, but
Speaker 8: they probably will as a first round pick, you know, Witherspoon,
Speaker 8: all those guys.
Speaker 7: So there's some work to do.
Speaker 8: They have a lot of salary cap space and the
Speaker 8: caps going up this year to three hundred plus, so.
Speaker 7: They've got the they've got the wherewithal to do it.
Speaker 7: They can.
Speaker 8: They certainly have the capital to work with. But it'll
Speaker 8: be busy offseason. It's just natural how that works in
Speaker 8: the NFL. But I think by and large you'll see
Speaker 8: this core back next season. And you know, I mean
Speaker 8: already people are saying they're the favorite. The funny thing
Speaker 8: is they're they're the favorite along with the team in
Speaker 8: their division, the Rams, Like that division is just so
Speaker 8: darn good. It's just loaded. Like if you can get through.
Speaker 8: They're four and two in their division this season. Okay,
Speaker 8: and then against everybody else.
Speaker 7: Do the math? Were they ten and one right? I
Speaker 7: mean or something like that.
Speaker 8: So they just rolled everybody outside their division. And if
Speaker 8: you get by the Rams and the forty nine ers
Speaker 8: be back next season, it's going to be a tough
Speaker 8: go Now. You play a really tough schedule based on
Speaker 8: the results, so it'll be hard to get back next year.
Speaker 8: But they'll they'll get to work here pretty quick. I
Speaker 8: think the OC will be the first priority along the way.
Speaker 9: This is our last regular hit with you for this season,
Speaker 9: but if we if you, if you don't mind, we
Speaker 9: don't we would like to get you back with the
Speaker 9: Cracker are going to the Stanley Cup Final.
Speaker 3: They're comfort fairly comfortably in a playoff spot.
Speaker 8: I don't think anything is comfortable in the Western Conference, Donnie,
Speaker 8: you lose one game, wins your beat?
Speaker 7: Yeah, no, Hey, they're feeling good right now.
Speaker 8: That's a That was a huge win for them at
Speaker 8: the end, right to get to go to l a
Speaker 8: back second half of back to back, that was a
Speaker 8: massive win for that team.
Speaker 7: They took.
Speaker 8: They took two of three on the three game road
Speaker 8: trip to finish off things, and you know took got
Speaker 8: four out of six points and they I mean, they're
Speaker 8: gonna be there all year. Whether they get it or not,
Speaker 8: we'll find out. But there's also you want to talk
Speaker 8: about work to be done. I think Jason bot Roll's
Speaker 8: got some work to do, uh, to figure out this thing.
Speaker 8: I know, the Paneria Rick. I saw that text he
Speaker 8: sent me a get God, come on to listen.
Speaker 7: I saw that.
Speaker 8: I sometimes I don't know, Donnie, if you do this
Speaker 8: sometimes just best.
Speaker 7: To ignore him? Is that? Do you find that?
Speaker 1: God?
Speaker 3: What you watch this show in?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Well yeah he no, he wants he he was busting
Speaker 8: my my chops like I had something to do with
Speaker 8: it because they didn't get Panerien.
Speaker 7: Well they tried to get Paneria.
Speaker 1: Well, no, fourteen million they try. I give recredit, they take.
Speaker 8: And listen, paneren was gonna go to one team. He's
Speaker 8: gonna go to LA Like that was it?
Speaker 7: Like with the wife's in the fashion business and all that.
Speaker 8: I mean, everyone around the league knew that even if
Speaker 8: you try to overpay him, he's gonna go to LA.
Speaker 7: And Uh, I'll be honest with you, I don't know.
Speaker 8: Watching that team and how Hiller plays, I we'll see
Speaker 8: how that thing works out.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 8: That team's a little bit broken in my mind, but yeah,
Speaker 8: they gave it a go, which that's a good sign
Speaker 8: for what they might do post Olympic break, to try
Speaker 8: to get aggressive and go out there.
Speaker 7: Maybe kyrou or somebody like that. They can go take
Speaker 7: a run out.
Speaker 8: So in one of your guys, maybe one of your guys,
Speaker 8: you guys, pretty much everybody available, right, we don't.
Speaker 1: Have any centers here.
Speaker 3: Well, there's one candidate you can take off the Canuck's hands.
Speaker 7: Yeah? Does he does he? Does he wear forty bit?
Speaker 7: Any chances?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I didn't say that.
Speaker 1: Can we get that deal done?
Speaker 3: Listen, I we have enough people on us today. Given
Speaker 3: our take on the Bad Bunny halftime show, No, I'm
Speaker 3: nine hundred years old. I thought the audio was bad.
Speaker 3: Ian bear whity for a second here. First of all,
Speaker 3: I thought the sound was terrible. The lip syncing was
Speaker 3: amongst the best I've ever seen. It was just absolutely tremendous.
Speaker 3: So there's that there's too much going on. I don't like.
Speaker 3: I don't get music these days. It's all about dancing
Speaker 3: and costume changes and the set. What about the music?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know what happened.
Speaker 8: Well, I think it was I think it was more
Speaker 8: about the message yesterday, Donnie. To be honest with you,
Speaker 8: I think it was about the message.
Speaker 3: There was another message going on in the YouTube channel.
Speaker 8: Yeah that message was I mean, well, I better not
Speaker 8: go down that road. But yeah, let's just I think
Speaker 8: it was a positive message old Bad Bunny.
Speaker 7: Through out there at the end.
Speaker 8: And yeah, we need more unification as opposed to divisiveness
Speaker 8: in this country. And I don't know about you, guys,
Speaker 8: we just need to be unified. But down in our
Speaker 8: country right now, we're quite divisive.
Speaker 7: Listen. I don't have Bad Bunny on.
Speaker 8: The playlist anywhere I went if I heard it, But
Speaker 8: I didn't mind the message, and I certainly thought it
Speaker 8: was a better alternative than what was going on elsewhere.
Speaker 7: I'll just say that.
Speaker 3: Okay, well said you said it way better than I did.
Speaker 8: And again this last week I get it. Yeah, yes,
Speaker 8: thanks guys, Thanks you guys. Yes, yeah, it's a ton
Speaker 8: of fun. I love doing this during the course as
Speaker 8: late as we've ever done it, right all the way.
Speaker 3: To Oh that's true for you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, So appreciate you guys, And you know where
Speaker 8: to find me if you need me.
Speaker 7: Come to a deadline and all that stuff.
Speaker 8: We'll talk Cracking Mariners whatever it is, and you guys
Speaker 8: keep doing a great show man. We love listening to
Speaker 8: the podcast later on during the day, so thank you.
Speaker 3: Thanks, Ian, appreciate it all the best, all the best
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Speaker 3: So if that continues, Yeah, we're gonna get in back
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Speaker 1: Got her up the Waddling Dog pop pole question it
Speaker 1: is can the Canucks learn anything from the Seahawks reabuil?
Speaker 1: Then look at this? Oh, look at this. Almost fifty
Speaker 1: to fifty We got fifty five per fifty five percent
Speaker 1: say no? But what's that about? Fifty five forty six
Speaker 1: percent say yes? Three hundred ninety one votes. We posted
Speaker 1: it late today. Uh but you know what, what did
Speaker 1: Jim Rutherford say? He thinks this? He thinks this Canucks
Speaker 1: rebuild could be two to three years. Well, Seahawks just
Speaker 1: missed for two and won the Super Bowl. How do
Speaker 1: they do it? Some bold moves. They got rid of
Speaker 1: the coach, they got rid of the quarterback. They built
Speaker 1: through the draft. They had one trade like Russell Wilson,
Speaker 1: sort of like Quinn Hughes, they reaped the benefits. They
Speaker 1: got four guys from the Wilson trade that went either
Speaker 1: arounds one or two. He's got eight guys on this roster,
Speaker 1: the GM Schneider in Seattle that were either picks one
Speaker 1: or two, first round, second round. So he's building too.
Speaker 1: He's doing the same things that Rutherford said. Donnie built
Speaker 1: through the draft, bringing the young kids, make some bold
Speaker 1: mother for his influencing, I'm not, I'm telling you. And
Speaker 1: then he said, you know, the Russell Wilson trade, I
Speaker 1: can say the better workout for the Canucks like the
Speaker 1: Quinn Hughes trade. Did you know it's a big, a
Speaker 1: big trade.
Speaker 3: I mean the other way around.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. But but don I see similarities. I see
Speaker 1: what Rutherford said two to three years. I see what
Speaker 1: Snyder did in Seattle two to three years bold moves.
Speaker 3: So they're gonna win the stand like that.
Speaker 1: Bat didn't say that, but they haven't. You said, you
Speaker 1: sound solid. Not two or three years yet, though, is it?
Speaker 1: Rutherford only said earlier this year he sees this as
Speaker 1: two to three years. Okay, it can be done if
Speaker 1: you got the right Football's easier, though I disagree. There's
Speaker 1: fifty four guys on a roster. Don, how's that easier?
Speaker 3: Well, you you haven't got guaranteed contracts.
Speaker 1: Well that that that that.
Speaker 3: Is I think that's one of the biggest that's the biggest.
Speaker 3: The other thing is like getting the right quarterback. That
Speaker 3: one position makes a bigger difference than any other position
Speaker 3: in sports. You see, people want to know about an
Speaker 3: ace pitcher, and you can say what you want about
Speaker 3: a goaltender in hockey, point guard, wherever the case may
Speaker 3: be in basketball. But to get a quarterback, it looks
Speaker 3: like they got the right one. I mean, look, I
Speaker 3: realized that defense is the number one reason why the
Speaker 3: Seahawks won won that Super Bowl. But they improved the
Speaker 3: quarterback position. I think it is. I think it is
Speaker 3: a little bit a little bit different. And he had
Speaker 3: to say what I and Finesse had to say about
Speaker 3: John Schneider. Yeah, the master of the of the rebuilt
Speaker 3: is he's going to the Hall of Fame, young guys.
Speaker 3: You know, he's in his fifty he's been around for
Speaker 3: a while.
Speaker 1: I think he's done a tremendous job. I agree with
Speaker 1: the bold moves built through the draft, the big tree
Speaker 1: Russell Wilson, He's not scared. And he also let the
Speaker 1: receiver go to Pittsburgh. He's not scared to let guys
Speaker 1: go dog, you know. And k Metcalf, Yeah, DK Metcalf,
Speaker 1: you also let him go. He didn't want to tick
Speaker 1: car On.
Speaker 3: Well, they had a pretty good replacement as their primary
Speaker 3: receiver already there.
Speaker 1: And they talk about who didn't really touch the ball
Speaker 1: a lot yesterday, but you know Cooper cup did. But
Speaker 1: I just see if the Canucks are to get out
Speaker 1: of this mess quickly, they're going to have to do
Speaker 1: what the Seahawks did. Moves, draft picks, well, big trade,
Speaker 1: that's a big as Donnie. But that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Is this the crew? Is this the right crew to
Speaker 1: do it? Do you have confidence in Patrick Alvin? Don
Speaker 1: to do what Schneider did in Seattle in two three years?
Speaker 3: I don't know, Well, I don't know who I have
Speaker 3: confidence in. Is it Ruttherford Alvin? Is it both? Are
Speaker 3: they going to be around to finish this?
Speaker 1: Definitely?
Speaker 3: This rebuild that or you know, hybrid retooled, whatever they
Speaker 3: want to call it, that they've started, I'm not so sure.
Speaker 3: They got a real strong leader in John Schneider. I
Speaker 3: think that's the difference with the Seahawks and the Cannucks,
Speaker 3: plus the situation with you know, non guaranteed contracts and
Speaker 3: you know how you can change things with one position
Speaker 3: in the in the quarterback. But we talked about the
Speaker 3: stat before with John Schneider, and I don't think he
Speaker 3: gets enough credit. He keeps a very low profile.
Speaker 1: Very low down there, very low But the.
Speaker 3: First GM and NFL history to win Super Bowls with
Speaker 3: the same franchise with a different quarterback, different head coach,
Speaker 3: and a completely different roster, and not that long a
Speaker 3: time twelve years.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's it's very very very impressed, very impressed.
Speaker 1: He's the constant there and the Knucks have to nail
Speaker 1: their draft picks. You can have you know, ten draft picks, Johnny,
Speaker 1: but it's not good if you're going to miss on
Speaker 1: all ten. He's showing you in Seattle they're nailing the
Speaker 1: draft pick, especially in the first two rounds coming.
Speaker 3: They have made They have made mistakes, but thatsables great
Speaker 3: draft pick. Jackson Smith and Jigba as well, But I
Speaker 3: mean this is just a nailing draft picks is pretty important, vital.
Speaker 3: Everybody who's a Kanuck fan Inknuck. Nation knows all about that,
Speaker 3: and it hasn't always been the case here, that's for sure.
Speaker 3: You wanted to talk some more. You brought up Patrick Alvin.
Speaker 3: You wanted to talk some more about what he's up
Speaker 3: to during the.
Speaker 1: Olympic break, Donny, he's busy. Elvin was in Switzerland over
Speaker 1: the weekend covering the Five Nations tournament. That's under seventeen guys.
Speaker 1: Don Alvin is now going to go to Finland and
Speaker 1: Sweden to watch the top eligible draft picks for this
Speaker 1: summer's NHL draft. You can bet he's going to see
Speaker 1: ivers Stenberg and the video of Bjorc in Sweden. Stenburg.
Speaker 1: He's number one, Don on a lot of people's draft boards.
Speaker 1: I know McKenna, everyone's talking McKenna, but I think Patrick
Speaker 1: Elvin's going to see Stamburg soon. He might pick a Swedish.
Speaker 1: Doesn't say that. He's got to watch these guys, though, Don.
Speaker 1: He's overseas Switzerland. He's racking up what do they call it,
Speaker 1: don heir mouse air miles. He's racking them up. And
Speaker 1: he might even go see Tom Lander while he's uh
Speaker 1: in Sweden.
Speaker 3: Well, and Tom Lander is over in Sweden and he's
Speaker 3: doing what So.
Speaker 1: I reached out to his agent, don Todd Diamond to
Speaker 1: see what Willander's gonna do during the Olympic break. I
Speaker 1: was told that Tom went back to Sweden to do
Speaker 1: some work on his game, his strength, with his strength
Speaker 1: and mobility. Coach Tom does not take anything for well,
Speaker 1: he's at the Olympics.
Speaker 3: Oh that's true.
Speaker 1: Willander does not take Willander does not take anything for granted.
Speaker 1: He saw some things that he can improve on and
Speaker 1: chose to utilize this opportun t unity, this break to
Speaker 1: get it done. The Canucks have got to be over
Speaker 1: the moon with Wallander's development and commitment to getting better
Speaker 1: every day down you build a good culture with guys
Speaker 1: like Wallander. He's a good pro already on and off
Speaker 1: the ice. If you're the Canucks, you are hoping other
Speaker 1: young players follow Willander and his drive to get better
Speaker 1: every day. That's pretty impressive. This kid did not hop
Speaker 1: on a plane to Mexico, Hawaii, Arizona, or Florida like
Speaker 1: a ton of NHLers did this awful in Sweden, Donnie,
Speaker 1: it's not five it's not five minutes away. Sweden's a
Speaker 1: good eight to ten, twelve, fourteen hours it's not five
Speaker 1: hours away. It's not four hours away. Done, this kid
Speaker 1: went instead of of Mexico, he went to Sweden to
Speaker 1: get better. I have a lot of time for this kid.
Speaker 1: I gained a lot of respect for this kid.
Speaker 3: Don Well. The other thing is, remember there was a
Speaker 3: point when Zev william was in the lineup and Lander
Speaker 3: was running the power play. Oh yeah, first get a
Speaker 3: par play and then I think a lot of people
Speaker 3: and I know a lot of people don't care about
Speaker 3: this sort of thing, but we're in the media and
Speaker 3: we do.
Speaker 1: The way he.
Speaker 3: Handle the postgame interview, I believe was after the Sharks loss,
Speaker 3: he came across so well. He came across as a
Speaker 3: real leader. He did and had time you tweetd to reporters,
Speaker 3: had time to speak to what you're doing. When you
Speaker 3: speak to reporters, you're speaking to the fans, you're speaking
Speaker 3: to your customers. He was really really impressive.
Speaker 1: Well, your tweet nail that this kid is that you know,
Speaker 1: could be a big part of the Canuck's future. But
Speaker 1: for him to go to Sweden and work on his
Speaker 1: game during the NHL season done speaks volumes of the
Speaker 1: character of this kid.
Speaker 3: Okay, but shouldn't everybody be doing that?
Speaker 1: Don? It's it's a break. A lot of these guys
Speaker 1: are lying on a beach in Mexico. Cobble Mozzetland can
Speaker 1: Kun White Kiki Beach. Oh, White Kiki Beach is the best.
Speaker 1: But anyways, Don, there's a lot of these guys went
Speaker 1: there Vegas, Oh, Arizona. Troy Stature in Arizona.
Speaker 3: What yeah?
Speaker 1: He sent out?
Speaker 3: What did something?
Speaker 1: Friday tweeted He's in Arizona, probably golfing. A lot of
Speaker 1: guys are in Florida right now. And this kid who's
Speaker 1: his character, he's in Sweden working on his game during
Speaker 1: the NHL season. How good is that?
Speaker 3: We haven't talked about the lines yet for the Olympics,
Speaker 3: the Team Canada, but the Team Canada lines. Hopefully we
Speaker 3: can have time to do that a little bit later.
Speaker 3: We've got some business to do. Meantime, I had a
Speaker 3: big rye Wednesday. Able Auctions will sell the contents of
Speaker 3: a closed fishing and marine store, wreck, a closed hot
Speaker 3: tub supply company, and outdoor land landscape stores. Is this
Speaker 3: supposed to be stores or stones? It's written as stones
Speaker 3: here landscape stones. I'm guessing its stores.
Speaker 1: The hot tub there.
Speaker 3: Look at that.
Speaker 1: Eh, Okay, those are stones in the top right stones. Yeah,
Speaker 1: don't doubt Jeremy Man. Just just read what you.
Speaker 3: Have Jeremy My apologies. I still think Patterson would would
Speaker 3: have a better time. Would be be more beneficial for
Speaker 3: him to go and train with the Vilander than go
Speaker 3: to the Olympics.
Speaker 1: Done. He's at the Olympics. He's on line three. He's
Speaker 1: not even a centerment. He's a winger for crying out loud.
Speaker 1: Well's there you go. You're just you're helping me out here.
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Speaker 3: Just they had a big ride at the Twitter Guy
Speaker 3: base Side Oceanfront Resort Inbox Moy. A lot of a
Speaker 3: lot of talk about about the halftime show. Oh, Mike Early,
Speaker 3: is it just me, Donnie? I'm guessing your ideal halftime
Speaker 3: show performer would be Nanimus scurry again. That's uh fireman, Mike.
Speaker 3: That goes that goes way back. Maybe the poster child
Speaker 3: for soft music, the Unmistakable Glasses.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sorry, I have no idea.
Speaker 3: Well big what eighties, nineteen eighties, nineteen seventies.
Speaker 1: Okay, Fireman Mike called us dinosaurs, both of us. Okay,
Speaker 1: it's it's ultimately, like I say, it's all personal preference.
Speaker 4: I mean we're supposed to Like everybody, everyone wants to
Speaker 4: see their artist, and if it's not like your genre
Speaker 4: of music, then you might not be down.
Speaker 3: Look, it's like this show. You put yourself out there
Speaker 3: and hats off to bad money bad if you're if
Speaker 3: you're watching, hats off off to you. Okay, he puts
Speaker 3: himself out there and as a result, you're going to
Speaker 3: get people who like you, people love you, people who
Speaker 3: don't like you, people who don't care, and people hate you.
Speaker 3: So where he goes.
Speaker 4: Lots of jokes about him picking up more yards than
Speaker 4: the Patriots did.
Speaker 1: In the first hole.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, very very there was a lot of energy there.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah yeah. Time Like I'm not criticizing, uh you know,
Speaker 3: the message if you want to say that or the efforts,
Speaker 3: certainly just I just I just don't get concerts in
Speaker 3: general these days. No, So you're okay with lip syncing
Speaker 3: and a whole bunch of dancing.
Speaker 1: I don't know for sure he's lip syncing. I don't
Speaker 1: know it did. The mic is too close? Oh, hold
Speaker 1: in a second, look how close it is. And he's
Speaker 1: hopping and jumping off the building. How the hell is
Speaker 1: he gonna sing? Give your head a shake? Right?
Speaker 3: The tape bits. It's just too much. I think the
Speaker 3: whole performance was swallowed up by just too much going on.
Speaker 4: But again, if you had an artist then just stepped
Speaker 4: to the mic with their guitar yesterday and played twelve
Speaker 4: minutes just scrumming along, we would come in today and say,
Speaker 4: it's the super Bowl.
Speaker 1: There's no spectacle to this, it's it's it. I would
Speaker 1: love it.
Speaker 3: What are you talking about?
Speaker 4: The super Bowl as now become from end to end,
Speaker 4: all about being a spectacle.
Speaker 3: A spectacle for television. Yes, oh yeah, like if you
Speaker 3: were in this stadium there, they don't care. You know,
Speaker 3: you don't care about the big screen as if you
Speaker 3: if as if you could watching that nine.
Speaker 4: They don't care. No, No, it's it's smart. You hat
Speaker 4: a way bigger audience. For sure.
Speaker 3: It's all very very smartly done. Yeah, absolute question, but
Speaker 3: absolutely doesn't mean I have to like it.
Speaker 1: Okay. So we've talked about the game, we've talked about
Speaker 1: the halftime show. Later we'll talk about the commercials. We
Speaker 1: haven't talked about the food.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, And there was one food item I brick
Speaker 4: knows where I'm going with this one food item that
Speaker 4: was trending yesterday at the Super Bowl. Front Office Sports
Speaker 4: did a thirty second video about the item, and here
Speaker 4: here is their description of it.
Speaker 11: This is the one hundred and eighty dollars LX berter.
Speaker 11: It's a colossal raised bone and beef shank. It's meant
Speaker 11: to feed four people with that salted baked brios behind.
Speaker 11: Do let's slicese down and then give it a try.
Speaker 1: Family.
Speaker 7: Oh this is fire.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is salty.
Speaker 3: The dash of salt on top.
Speaker 11: You got that pond due cheese, so it's even more
Speaker 11: salty meat.
Speaker 1: Yeah. What does it taste?
Speaker 3: It's not healthy.
Speaker 7: It don't taste healthy, but it tastes good.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately for my wallet.
Speaker 1: This is my favorite thing on the Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Man, let me know in the comments.
Speaker 11: Would you try it?
Speaker 4: So one hundred and eighty bucks And again, as she said,
Speaker 4: there feted family for if you missed it, it's a
Speaker 4: cheeseburger with braised bone in, beef shank, roasted demigloss and
Speaker 4: point rey is blue cheese fondue on baked briosh.
Speaker 3: Pun I'm out it bone in?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well that's so again, Like look, okay, so here's
Speaker 4: the stock photo of the item.
Speaker 1: What's the sea?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: What is it medieval times? Yeah? Right, I'm cake man,
Speaker 1: Like what's going on here?
Speaker 4: Like I just now there's a lot of media members
Speaker 4: probably drooling at this burger.
Speaker 1: Well we know that, you know some, we know some,
Speaker 1: but I just don't.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. I'm at one hundred and eighty bucks. I'm
Speaker 4: just not Like I'm a traditionalist. If I'm going to split.
Speaker 3: The bone out and it might be still there, you
Speaker 3: go a lot of ways.
Speaker 4: With that, but still still look at it. You want
Speaker 4: it all messy and all everywhere, like you know, you're
Speaker 4: wedged in with fifty thousand people. Sorry, let me just
Speaker 4: deal with this.
Speaker 3: Bone in another seat from my burger.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just I'm not deal with this bone.
Speaker 3: Dogs would like this?
Speaker 1: How do you eat this? It's too big? Like, well,
Speaker 1: you cut it up like you said you would have
Speaker 1: had them cutting it up there right, they were cutting
Speaker 1: it up right. It's just due. This is just too big.
Speaker 1: But one hundred and eighty bucks, Like, what is one
Speaker 1: hundred and eighty bucks of that? Tell me why? That's
Speaker 1: one hundred and eighty bucks meat alone? Have you seen me?
Speaker 4: It's a burger. It's a burger, dude. Beef prices are
Speaker 4: out of control.
Speaker 1: One hundred and eighty bucks, I could see it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and then you're adding on. You're adding on like that's
Speaker 1: high end and green. That's part of.
Speaker 3: These This is the way in which people like you work.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's part of the appeal. I paid one
Speaker 3: hundred name it must be good. That's part of the appeal.
Speaker 3: Probably maybe probably cost them. No, No, twenty five bucks,
Speaker 3: No twenty six.
Speaker 4: So what did you I had pulled My brother made
Speaker 4: pulled pork sandwiches for us to Yeah.
Speaker 1: What did you guys do?
Speaker 3: We had pulled pork. Yeah, and uh beef dip a
Speaker 3: nice a lot of meat. You both bone.
Speaker 1: No, I just sat and watched. What do you want
Speaker 1: me to do?
Speaker 4: How I am getting You are the most boring person
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 1: I'm getting old. I just want to set my couch
Speaker 1: and I just want to watch. So you had what
Speaker 1: a glass of water?
Speaker 3: Don't I'm okay with that, Like, I can't tell you
Speaker 3: have to eat somebody.
Speaker 1: It's the super Bowl, you want to eat something. My
Speaker 1: party days are over.
Speaker 4: I'm old and yeah, pulled pork sandwich is just a
Speaker 4: real rager.
Speaker 3: Just never mind, come on, never mind. I don't get
Speaker 3: pulled pork exact. Why same with bone in.
Speaker 1: It's pork and barbecue sauce. What is there not to like?
Speaker 3: I just don't love it, you know, but it's like
Speaker 3: people getting upset with us because of our bad bunny take.
Speaker 1: This is worse.
Speaker 3: I'm not a big pulled pork fan.
Speaker 1: What First of all, the name, well, the price.
Speaker 4: You take a pork, You don't take a pork, take
Speaker 4: a piece of pork, you cook it and pull it like,
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 3: Come on, like you ever made pulled pork?
Speaker 1: I watched my brother make it.
Speaker 3: You're an expert. Then yeah, the consistency. I don't love it.
Speaker 1: It's just it's all good. What happened? What hapen?
Speaker 3: The good old fashioned pork chop? No? Oh god, my
Speaker 3: bone in?
Speaker 1: My parents? The Campbell's soup, like, uh, pork chops? Which
Speaker 1: the pork chop cables soup pork chop like the mushrooms. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: mushroom also now notice chowder cream and mushroom is good.
Speaker 1: Cream and mushroom and credit rock a strata wishingly good.
Speaker 1: You should have had that during the game yesterday.
Speaker 3: I remember I met mom. I'm making stroganoff with creamy
Speaker 3: much better than pulled pork. No way, this might be
Speaker 3: the worst conversation we've ever had this show. Stroganof versus
Speaker 3: pulled pork on tomorrow's poll. Cool yeah, pull course yeah.
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Speaker 3: Jamie mcclenn and TSN How are you, sir?
Speaker 12: Not too bad? How you guys doing today?
Speaker 3: Very well? You were playing in the National Hockey They go,
Speaker 3: I hope I got this right when there were three
Speaker 3: Olympics going on during the course of your career. So
Speaker 3: what should I don't know what you did, but what
Speaker 3: should an NHL goalie who's not at the Olympics due
Speaker 3: to stay sharp with all that time off?
Speaker 12: Well, I went drinking in Vegas one time, I remember,
Speaker 12: and I ran to the coach of the Edmonton Oilers
Speaker 12: at the time, Ronnie Lowe, and Ronnie was sitting at
Speaker 12: a table next to me. And the weird part is
Speaker 12: I ran him into him him at the gym the
Speaker 12: next day and he was laughing because he's like, ah,
Speaker 12: you got it, you know, sweat it out and live
Speaker 12: your life a little bit. And then when we came
Speaker 12: back for the Olympic break my goalie partner. I think
Speaker 12: it was fears. He got hurt and I had to
Speaker 12: go on a run of like ten straight games. And
Speaker 12: I did see him in Edmonton and he was like,
Speaker 12: glad you were able to ride the bike in Vegas,
Speaker 12: like he was joking, But you know, you do go
Speaker 12: on a little bit of a vacation, and I think
Speaker 12: a lot of times now it's so different nowadays, Like
Speaker 12: if you look at these players, they trained twenty like
Speaker 12: they trained three hundred and sixty five days a year.
Speaker 12: They really do. I believe in talking to a lot
Speaker 12: of them, they take a week or two off at
Speaker 12: the end of the season and then they're right back
Speaker 12: into working out, taking care of their bodies and then
Speaker 12: doing skill development. So I think the players that I
Speaker 12: would know of right now, you know, especially myself, you
Speaker 12: go somewhere nice, but you still have access to the
Speaker 12: proper stuff that you can to take care of your body.
Speaker 12: Which is kind of sad because I played with a
Speaker 12: few guys that would go and they would be gone
Speaker 12: for ten days and they'd come back and they'd be
Speaker 12: fifteen pounds heavier and they'd have to, you know, sweat
Speaker 12: it out in the sauna. And ride the bike with
Speaker 12: a garbage bag on and all that fun stuff. But
Speaker 12: at the end of the day, everybody has their own
Speaker 12: pathway on these on these breaks. Put it that way.
Speaker 3: I'm as old school as they come, Jamie. But what
Speaker 3: the players do now shouldn't have been obvious back in
Speaker 3: the day. That's what you should have been doing back then.
Speaker 12: Yes, but I'll give you an example, and this is
Speaker 12: dating myself being fifty four years old. When I started
Speaker 12: junior when I was sixteen and seventeen years old, our
Speaker 12: trainer was also the bus driver, the equipment guy.
Speaker 1: He was the medical guy.
Speaker 12: I mean, you know, the nutrition was, Hey, we're gonna,
Speaker 12: you know, have a diet coke with our fries and
Speaker 12: our burger. So it's a little bit different. I say this,
Speaker 12: and I defend it because education has come a long way.
Speaker 12: And I'll give you an example. Growing up in the
Speaker 12: seventies and the eighties, my dad my parents had a
Speaker 12: station and with the third seat in the back that
Speaker 12: faced the other way, waiting for cars to smash into
Speaker 12: the back of our car. So there was no seat belts,
Speaker 12: there was nothing, and you know, parents used to smoke
Speaker 12: in the car with the windows up. So there's all
Speaker 12: sorts of things that you know, we have learned through
Speaker 12: education over the years. So I don't blame my trainers.
Speaker 12: I don't, you know, blame guys for that's what we
Speaker 12: knew at that time. And I'm very happy for the
Speaker 12: guys who have the accessibility to today's technology because it
Speaker 12: certainly certainly wasn't around when I when I played in
Speaker 12: certain areas and I thought I was doing my best
Speaker 12: at that time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my dad's ashtray and his car got to work code.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you that if Canada, If Canada ends up
Speaker 3: winning gold Jamie. We asked this question last week of
Speaker 3: a couple of guests. If Canada ends up winning gold
Speaker 3: in Italy, which of the three goaltenders has led the way.
Speaker 12: I mean, I'm gonna go with Bennington, but I am
Speaker 12: I'll be honest, there's a shorter leash this time around
Speaker 12: with him. Last year, I thought he was outstanding at
Speaker 12: the Four Nations face off, especially in overtime when they
Speaker 12: needed the big save. Goaltending has been the giant question.
Speaker 12: I would argue that the three Canadian goaltenders, they're all
Speaker 12: good goaltenders on their own. They have pedigree, but when
Speaker 12: you look at it, chances are that the guy the
Speaker 12: other end might be a better goaltender on paper.
Speaker 1: We'll call it.
Speaker 12: But I am going to give Jordan Binnington the opportunity
Speaker 12: to continue to prove himself, even though I don't feel
Speaker 12: like he should. He's won a Stanley Cup, he's won
Speaker 12: a Game seven on the road, He's won you know,
Speaker 12: four Nations face off and overtime. But you're always looking to,
Speaker 12: you know, prove yourself. But I would say his leash
Speaker 12: is a little bit shorter this time around, with Logan
Speaker 12: Thompson and Darcy Kemper kind of breathing down his neck.
Speaker 12: So I'm still gonna go with Bennington, but very short leash.
Speaker 1: Sidney Crosby named captain for Team Canada. The right call
Speaker 1: in your eyes, Jamie.
Speaker 12: Yes, Yes, this is the guy who's been there, done
Speaker 12: at all. Even listening to his media since he's been
Speaker 12: over there, him talking about you know, he's this is
Speaker 12: his third Olympics and what he's gone through, and him
Speaker 12: and Drew Dowdy the only ones in that room that
Speaker 12: could share the experience and knowing and how big, big
Speaker 12: of a pro he is. He's going to share his
Speaker 12: experience on the ice and off the ice. So I
Speaker 12: think it's a It was a hands down pick, an
Speaker 12: easy pick for me. And the thing is is this
Speaker 12: isn't a legacy pick. There's a difference between having an
Speaker 12: old guy. You know, he's a legacy pick because you
Speaker 12: know he's done it and he's been there. This guy
Speaker 12: still is producing in year twenty one. I believe it's
Speaker 12: the year twenty one. He's still getting it done. Still
Speaker 12: a point of game guy, still a leader, So his
Speaker 12: game hasn't dropped off. If anything, it's just the the
Speaker 12: package is a little bit older. He's not said the kid.
Speaker 12: He's said the middle aged man.
Speaker 1: Nikita Kutirov said a couple of days ago, it's not
Speaker 1: a true best on Better without Russia. Is he accurate?
Speaker 12: Yes, But you know, life is life. There's politics involved
Speaker 12: in the world, there's wars, there's all sorts of things.
Speaker 12: You know, right now, this is the best on what's
Speaker 12: available right now. They're not available to the to the
Speaker 12: Olympics because of you know, what's been going on in
Speaker 12: the world. So he's not wrong, but he's also wrong
Speaker 12: in the sense that you know, he's not going to
Speaker 12: be able to play and you know, I don't know
Speaker 12: where he stands politically. It sucks, but at the end
Speaker 12: of the day, the best on best is there at
Speaker 12: the Olympics outside of the Russian team who you know,
Speaker 12: to be honest, and I believe there's nobody that would
Speaker 12: doubt it. That team would look pretty darn good if
Speaker 12: they were able to be in that tournament, because you
Speaker 12: could argue that the three best goaltenders are Russian. You know,
Speaker 12: when you look at outside of Hellibuk, who's won the
Speaker 12: heart and all of that. But you know, there's some
Speaker 12: great Russian players right now in the league. But it's
Speaker 12: unfortunate that's what's in front of us, and that's what
Speaker 12: we have to judge it on.
Speaker 3: Can you see Connor McDavid having and we make too
Speaker 3: much of lines they change, they can change shift to shift.
Speaker 3: I get that, But practice yesterday it was McDavid, I
Speaker 3: was Celebrini and Wilson. Can you see those three having chemistry?
Speaker 3: Do you understand where John Cooper's coming from?
Speaker 12: I do, and I also think that he's you know
Speaker 12: where he's coming from in his thought process of having
Speaker 12: depth down the middle of the ice. You know, McDavid
Speaker 12: into McKinnon into Crosby. They talked about how, you know,
Speaker 12: a twenty four minute player felt the game was so
Speaker 12: fast in the Four Nations that sixteen minutes was enough
Speaker 12: for those guys because the game was so fast and
Speaker 12: so relentless. So you do need depth down the middle
Speaker 12: of the ice. You do need to use your whole roster.
Speaker 12: I think Tom Wilson, he called it playing in the penthouse,
Speaker 12: I think it's smart. If anything, he can sit with
Speaker 12: Connor McDavid and just basically ask him what does Zach
Speaker 12: Heyman do for you? Because I'm going to go do
Speaker 12: that because to me, that's where he can talk to
Speaker 12: Cindy Crosby and say, you know, what did Chris Kunitz
Speaker 12: do for you for all those years? Or Pascal de Qui.
Speaker 12: You know, sometimes it's about finding the chemistry with the
Speaker 12: right player because that right player plays the role for
Speaker 12: that line. Tom Wilson is certainly going to be a
Speaker 12: for checker, He's going to be a puck separator, he's
Speaker 12: going to be physical, but he is not the guy
Speaker 12: who's going to drive that line. What he's going to
Speaker 12: do is go and get that puck and get it
Speaker 12: to the other two. So they can work some magic.
Speaker 12: So I think the best thing that he can do.
Speaker 12: And he's not a dumb guy. I know there's a
Speaker 12: lot of people that, you know, judge him based on
Speaker 12: his on ice antics will call it, but he's the
Speaker 12: type of guy you want on your team and you
Speaker 12: hate to play against. And I think that's what they're
Speaker 12: counting on for him to play against the US and
Speaker 12: Sweden and all the other countries. But you know, I
Speaker 12: think it's best served to sit down with those guys
Speaker 12: and say what is best for you and what do
Speaker 12: I need to do to be effective on this line?
Speaker 3: Jimmy. Before that, you go twenty skaters allowed for each
Speaker 3: team for each game, which is two more than the
Speaker 3: National Hockey leagu Do you think the coaches will like
Speaker 3: that or not like that, because you know, you know
Speaker 3: what it's like sometimes in I don't care what level
Speaker 3: you're at. Too many guys on the bench, too many
Speaker 3: guys sit in the field is not right. Do you
Speaker 3: think the coaches are Do you think they're going to
Speaker 3: like that?
Speaker 12: I don't know if they'll like it. And if you
Speaker 12: look at John Cooper, you know, and watching how Tampa
Speaker 12: has deployed a lot of his players. A lot of
Speaker 12: times he goes eleven to seven because he tries to
Speaker 12: find extra ice time for Kutrough or a gam solo
Speaker 12: on a fourth line, right, you know, tries to mix. Now,
Speaker 12: all of a sudden, you know, he can go thirteen
Speaker 12: and seven and you know, and look a little bit different.
Speaker 12: John Cooper is a master of deployment. He you know,
Speaker 12: you even look at it. Mitch Marner wasn't working there
Speaker 12: in the Four Nations, but he found found a shift
Speaker 12: for him in overtime with Coronor McDavid. Right, like it was,
Speaker 12: it's about.
Speaker 7: Seeing who's going and who's not.
Speaker 12: I think coaches always want the luxury of having great
Speaker 12: players at their disposal. Really, he's got three extra players
Speaker 12: that he probably would deal with there, or maybe two,
Speaker 12: we'll say, But deploying that is going to be a challenge.
Speaker 12: But again, you're not talking about bottom of the barrel guys.
Speaker 12: You're talking about the best of the best. So I
Speaker 12: think it's a luxury. But he'll have to figure out
Speaker 12: the sweet spot to make sure everybody's got the right
Speaker 12: amount of ice time.
Speaker 3: Thanks for this, Jamie, and just advice for the kids
Speaker 3: out there or your people who are new to the
Speaker 3: National Hockey League. Maybe they just started playing during this
Speaker 3: All you have to do one bike ride down in Vegas.
Speaker 3: That's it. One stationary bike ride in Vegas. You're done.
Speaker 1: You're good.
Speaker 7: Run.
Speaker 1: That's not true.
Speaker 12: My point being as I was there for four days
Speaker 12: and I worked out all four days.
Speaker 1: Good but I.
Speaker 12: Enjoyed my life outside of the workouts.
Speaker 1: Put it that way.
Speaker 3: It all worked out, Jamie, Thanks for this. Enjoying the Olympics.
Speaker 3: You bet, Jamie. Mcclennan noodles TSN he's right about Crosby
Speaker 3: fifty nine points in fifty six games. Thanks right call.
Speaker 3: You know, the twentieth twenty second in the National Hockey
Speaker 3: League of scoring race thirty eight years old and doesn't
Speaker 3: seem to be a keeps getting slowing down all that much.
Speaker 1: Like fine wine keeps getting better.
Speaker 3: Okay, we'll take a break and up next we'll update
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Speaker 1: from the Seahawks rebuild? Look at this? Fifty six percent
Speaker 1: say no, but forty five percent say yes. Six hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty six votes. Already. We posted a little bit
Speaker 1: late today, but there you go. The Seahawks missed the
Speaker 1: playoffs two years in a row. Now they win the
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Speaker 1: There was some great drafting right. There was some bold moves.
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Speaker 3: They so what Rutherford and Elvin have to realize is
Speaker 3: they have to draft. Well yeah, and make some smart.
Speaker 1: Trades, yes, and bold moves.
Speaker 3: You'd hope that they'd know that already.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but Donnie, doing and knowing are two different things.
Speaker 1: Can they do it? Everybody knows how to do it,
Speaker 1: But can I'm.
Speaker 3: Going to say no, Okay, Well that's your call at
Speaker 3: this point.
Speaker 1: They better nail the draft this year coming up, because
Speaker 1: if they don't, you could go awfully backwards quickly.
Speaker 3: I didn't do the show Friday, Quinn was in. But
Speaker 3: the amount of people I had say to me, including
Speaker 3: people who are much younger than me, bad Bunny fans,
Speaker 3: that they felt Gavin McKenna's stock has gone.
Speaker 1: Up since after the incident.
Speaker 3: After the infamous Pennsylvania incident, I mean overwhelming amount of people.
Speaker 3: They aren't draft the kid. I didn't know that was
Speaker 3: part of his makeup, like a good Canadian kid sticking up.
Speaker 3: All charges have been dropped except the lesser chargers.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, the.
Speaker 3: Assault charge that might may have resulted in a twenty
Speaker 3: year prison Yes, that's gone. That's gone again. I didn't
Speaker 3: do the show Friday so I'm just catching up. Okay,
Speaker 3: Olympics Canada versus Chechia today in women's hockey, we've had
Speaker 3: a certain person textus baside resort in boxing. They want
Speaker 3: to know how the women's team is doing. Yeah, they're
Speaker 3: one and no. One after they came against Switzerland, which
Speaker 3: was scary. That Swiss goaltender was outstanding. She was story
Speaker 3: of the game. They want to end up winning four zip.
Speaker 3: They played Chettya today. Then I believe that the US tomorrow.
Speaker 3: So there you go. Women's Olympic Hockey update. Did you
Speaker 3: see what happened with Lindsay Vaughn yesterday?
Speaker 1: I did? I did. There's a part of me to
Speaker 1: feel sorry for there's part of why why did you go?
Speaker 1: Don like?
Speaker 3: Why competitor? She's at forty one years old.
Speaker 1: You took someone's spot.
Speaker 3: You took someone's spot. There's that that's take someone's.
Speaker 1: Spot who probably was one hundred percent healthy and deserve
Speaker 1: to be there.
Speaker 3: So is that is that her issue or the American
Speaker 3: Olympic teams issue? Yeah? Or both?
Speaker 1: Well, and she's getting up there in age issues.
Speaker 3: She's forty one and I didn't realize this. I knew
Speaker 3: about the knee injury a couple of weeks ago. I
Speaker 3: knew there had been knee issues in the past. I
Speaker 3: didn't realize until the weekend. And you know, this is me.
Speaker 3: I don't do a good enough job of keeping up
Speaker 3: to date in the world of sports. I had no
Speaker 3: idea she had a knee replacement. Yes, yes, there she
Speaker 3: is at the Olympics. I mean, that's just that's amazing,
Speaker 3: except with that the scene yesterday, I don't care. You
Speaker 3: know what the situation is, you know, regarding the severity
Speaker 3: of the injury, and you see the you know, the
Speaker 3: helicopter comings, she's being air lifted out. It's just an awful,
Speaker 3: awful scene.
Speaker 1: But Donnie going down down a hill that fast with
Speaker 1: the knee issue, It's.
Speaker 3: Just that is that is amongst the most frightening, frightening,
Speaker 3: life threatening events. There are the down, the skiing, the
Speaker 3: down event. Ray Ferraro texted, I believe it was the
Speaker 3: seventy six Olympics France Klamber's run way back in the day,
Speaker 3: back in seventy six she won the gold medal. I
Speaker 3: believe in Austria. And the point I just forgot how
Speaker 3: like I was so young at the time, just how
Speaker 3: dangerous that that that looked and how spectacular it was.
Speaker 1: But oh my gosh, and you and I grew up
Speaker 1: with quickly as Steve Poi Borski, the crazy Canucks and
Speaker 1: all all that stuff, and we loved it back then.
Speaker 3: But that's that. And you know, I always remember being
Speaker 3: at the Dave Murray Downhill in Whistler, and you know
Speaker 3: where the Olympic Run was took place where they had
Speaker 3: World Cup events and the steepest does not come through
Speaker 3: on televisionness, it's like it's frightening fast, you know. So
Speaker 3: all the best to Lindsay Vaughn, whether you think she's
Speaker 3: supposed to be there or not. You wanted to talk
Speaker 3: about as we get back to hockey here, man's hockey.
Speaker 3: You wanted to talk about the line combinations and yesterday's
Speaker 3: Team Canada practice and they've they've practiced since then as
Speaker 3: well over in Italy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Ryan, can you get her up? This is Team Canada.
Speaker 1: A lot of big names here. Boy oh boy. There's
Speaker 1: Celebriny the kid from North Vancouver and he's on the
Speaker 1: left side, not up the middle. You can see why
Speaker 1: he's not up the middle of the ice because there's
Speaker 1: a guy named McDavid there with Tom Wilson. I love this,
Speaker 1: I've been I love Tom Wilson. I'm a big Tom
Speaker 1: Wilson fan. That's exactly where he should have been at
Speaker 1: the Four Nations. But you know what, there he is,
Speaker 1: and does it ever hurt to have hard skill in
Speaker 1: your top six? And that guy there isn't anybody the
Speaker 1: other than the Kachuck brothers that brings hard skilled like
Speaker 1: Tom Wilson does.
Speaker 3: I'll ask a question. Yeah, A lot of the talk
Speaker 3: has been, well, you want Tom Wilson there with McDavid
Speaker 3: because he can do what Zach Hyman does. Zach Hymon
Speaker 3: his hit totals are right up there right, much more
Speaker 3: aggressive than I think a lot of people think him
Speaker 3: very good at in front of the net. So that
Speaker 3: leads to the question, why wasn't Zach Hyman invited with
Speaker 3: as an injury replacement at the very least?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they picked Bennett a guy don that they're comfortable
Speaker 1: with the Four Nations, right, they took him, and Jarvis
Speaker 1: has got a little bit more skill and he's a
Speaker 1: younger guy. But I love bo horvat there Don, and
Speaker 1: you know what, I love the fact he was picked
Speaker 1: for this team, and he's on the fourth line right now.
Speaker 3: With glossing over this Wilson.
Speaker 1: I'm not glossy. I love Wilson. I can't tell you
Speaker 1: I thought he should have been on Four Nations don.
Speaker 3: So for people who are on the podcast here can't
Speaker 3: see this. McKinnon with Marshaun Suzuki, the second line Crosby
Speaker 3: between Stone and Marner, Horvat between Hagel and Ryan Hart.
Speaker 3: The extras are the two add ons, Jarvis and Bennett.
Speaker 3: And keep in mind that during this tournament you can
Speaker 3: dress twenty skaters versus eighteen in the National Hockey League,
Speaker 3: so I'm not sure what the configuration will be. But
Speaker 3: of interest here, as well as Celebrinian Wilson playing with McDavid,
Speaker 3: is that they've separated the centers here McDavid, mckinn and Crosby.
Speaker 3: You know you're in Horvatt, but one, two three with
Speaker 3: those fours, those three superstars in McDavid, McKinnon and Crosby.
Speaker 3: Of course, some thought that it would be like it
Speaker 3: was in Four Nations, I believe, although John Cooper ended
Speaker 3: up mixing the lines up by the end of it.
Speaker 3: But McKinnon would play with his Nova Scotia Buddy Crosby
Speaker 3: not the case in the first practice anyway.
Speaker 1: And Horvett, Donny's gonna give you a two hundred foot game.
Speaker 1: He'll do the power play if you want, He'll kill
Speaker 1: penalties if you want. He'll do it at both ends
Speaker 1: of the rink. So Horvat was a good ad up
Speaker 1: the middle of the ice. As expected, Canada will be strong,
Speaker 1: if not the strongest in the tournament.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And as for the defense pairings, the one that
Speaker 3: sticks out here is that third pairing. A lot of
Speaker 3: people wondering about Harley with Dowdy. Dowdy was surprisingly good
Speaker 3: despite his age at the Four Nations and he was
Speaker 3: an add on right, wasn't on the original on the
Speaker 3: original roster.
Speaker 1: Remember he had the injury and then everyone thought he
Speaker 1: wasn't gonna make it.
Speaker 3: And Harley was at was a late edition as well, Yeah.
Speaker 1: He was. I love the fact that keep Taves, the
Speaker 1: kid from Atmasford on Jim and mccarth they played together
Speaker 1: in Colorado. I love the fact they came together.
Speaker 3: And Theodore, who was hurt at the at the Four Nations,
Speaker 3: is on that fourth pairing. And very quickly, where's Where's Elias? Patterson.
Speaker 1: But the Ryan the sweetish team. We want to talk
Speaker 1: about Elliots Patterson, who all eyes will be on him
Speaker 1: at the Olympics just to see how he does. But
Speaker 1: this is the Olympics, said Donny. Uh, this is a
Speaker 1: team Sweden. And there you see Petterson not up the
Speaker 1: middle of the ice. Okay, their number one center is
Speaker 1: Eric Sinak, followed by Lyndall then submitted that there's Petterson
Speaker 1: on the left side, a winger, not a centerman. And
Speaker 1: they got Holmberg as the fourth line center. But there
Speaker 1: you go down elliots Patterson starting out okay, not remember
Speaker 1: he started up high at the Four Nations and dropped
Speaker 1: all the way to fourth line center by the end
Speaker 1: of the Four Nations. Yeah, so remember that. But very
Speaker 1: interesting that Sam Lamb, the sweetest coach Donnie has got
Speaker 1: him starting on the wing.
Speaker 3: Okay, you've got some business. Oh right, Canada versus Chechia
Speaker 3: in Man's Hockey Thursday. We're gonna do a post game show.
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Speaker 4: At the super Bowl yesterday. Interesting interesting card of the day.
Speaker 4: On the left, someone that a lot of people both
Speaker 4: thought should be doing Super Bowl. Sometimes that's a collectible.
Speaker 4: How about this a collectible Taylor Swift playing card, Taylor
Speaker 4: Swift and F one. Yeah, it's something totally different off
Speaker 4: the board. Because I can't do hockey, they're on a break.
Speaker 1: I don't have.
Speaker 3: I don't have.
Speaker 1: You got a ton of Olympians. You don't have the Olympians.
Speaker 1: I don't have down Skier car Bo Horvat card were
Speaker 1: to work today? Yeah, they're playing Thursday. You got Taylor Swift.
Speaker 3: We're already getting ripped Donnie and I from women's hockey,
Speaker 3: Like we've never even criticized this much in the end.
Speaker 1: Yes, now you're coming at me. That's what we're getting ripped,
Speaker 1: just talking about as Bucks Bunny guy and you got
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift up. Now you're gonna hear it right apparently.
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Speaker 3: broadcast of the Super Bowl was chock full of expensive ads,
Speaker 3: most of them promoting products with the help of big
Speaker 3: name celebrities. In humorous fashion. At least they were trying
Speaker 3: to be a humorous the winner in my opinion, Nevardas.
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Speaker 1: Let's do this.
Speaker 3: The what are the differences with that ad versus the
Speaker 3: others is? And I know they're trying to make money.
Speaker 3: I get all that, but it's important and they threw
Speaker 3: some humor in there and got your attention. I just
Speaker 3: thought it was really good. Thirty second Super Bowl ad,
Speaker 3: by the way, eight million dollars. Yeah, for a super
Speaker 3: Bowl sixty It was originally thirty eight thousand back in
Speaker 3: nineteen sixty seven Super Bowl one. That was Enya. That
Speaker 3: they used the music, that they used the music I
Speaker 3: think there was. If I'm not mistaken, and Derek might
Speaker 3: know this, but there might a bit of a nanimous
Speaker 3: scurry feel with Enya. Just in case you're wondering, Ryan,
Speaker 3: you got birthdays?
Speaker 1: Yes, I got birthdays. Right, get the music, Get up
Speaker 1: the sponsor Gus and White Rock ride. Look at this
Speaker 1: little Leo's fire Hydriant Factory in Casino in Douglas, PC.
Speaker 1: From Domineck domin White Rock. Great guy, dom, good guy.
Speaker 1: All right, here we go. This guy was born in
Speaker 1: Sherwood Park, ALBERTA top ten pick in the Western Hockey
Speaker 1: League BATHAM Draft, first round pick in the NHL Draft.
Speaker 1: He was a star at Yale Academy. Right down the
Speaker 1: highway here forty five minutes in the Abmosburg. Brad Bowen
Speaker 1: runs a Yale Academy. You know, that doney. He won
Speaker 1: gold at the twenty twenty four Halinka Gretzky Cup. He
Speaker 1: won gold at the twenty twenty five U eighteen World
Speaker 1: Championships a couple of years ago. UH, youngest captains to
Speaker 1: them that don youngest captain in the Western Hockey League
Speaker 1: of seventeen. Coots Coots, Braden Coots, Braden kots rout of
Speaker 1: this guy. This This was a lot of clues. You
Speaker 1: guys didn't get it. I did, I did right, I
Speaker 1: did right. Okay, this guy ready or listen to me,
Speaker 1: bad bunny and stop with the brad buddy, no bugs,
Speaker 1: buddy guy, whatever his name is, listen. In his draft year,
Speaker 1: this guy was the top scoring defenseman at Rogel in
Speaker 1: Sweden twenty five points in thirty nine games. He scored
Speaker 1: the game time goal for Team Sweden against Team Canada
Speaker 1: during the group stage of the twenty twenty four World Juniors.
Speaker 1: Scouts have described him as a speedster with a relentless
Speaker 1: work rate. This guy works hard on After his draft year,
Speaker 1: just listen to me. After his draft year in the NHL,
Speaker 1: he went to the NC Double A instead of going
Speaker 1: back to Sweden, and people were quite surprised because Swedish
Speaker 1: players don't go to the nc double a ryot after
Speaker 1: their draft year university, just a Boston. This NHL defenseman
Speaker 1: believes his background is a former forward gave him an
Speaker 1: advantage understanding the defenseman position. The Canucks were the first
Speaker 1: NHL team he ever cheered for, partly because of his
Speaker 1: admiration for.
Speaker 3: He drafted the.
Speaker 1: Tom we talked about talking about it. We just talked
Speaker 1: about he's in Sweden working out, getting better. This kid,
Speaker 1: he gets He's not on a beach in Hawaii anyways,
Speaker 1: Tom Mollander. Happy twenty second birthday today to Tom Mollander.
Speaker 1: Good guy. All right, let's go. Here's another top ten
Speaker 1: pick in the NHL nineteen at the twenty twenty one
Speaker 1: World Juniors All Star Team. This guy he hit a
Speaker 1: Grand Slam at the World Juniors. First player from the
Speaker 1: Yukon to be selected in the first round of the
Speaker 1: Western Hockey League. Grafted in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: M Ottawa Buffalo.
Speaker 1: He became the first Cousins Tell and Cousins. Yeah you
Speaker 1: got it. His nickname, Are you ready? C No, the
Speaker 1: Warhorse from white Horse. Hey, his nickname, let me say
Speaker 1: it again, the Warhorse. We get white Horse Yeah, I've
Speaker 1: been to white Horse. I told you guys, I've been there.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It was a short weekend trip, but I went there
Speaker 1: and he.
Speaker 3: Was just still talking about it.
Speaker 1: Coy Cup, Coy Cup. That's why I went there, all right.
Speaker 1: Last one. Before becoming famous, this actor played in the
Speaker 1: nineteen sixties with Joe Dee and the Starlighters, a band
Speaker 1: that also featured Jimmy Hendrix at different times. He broke
Speaker 1: a rib during a fight scene with Robert Denaro in
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy nine. It broke his rib?
Speaker 3: Which movie?
Speaker 1: This is a movie I saw. In nineteen eighty four,
Speaker 1: Once upon a Time, he again appeared alongside Denaro. Him
Speaker 1: and Denaro have done a lot of stuff together. In
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty eight, he appeared in the Michael Jackson musical Moonwalker.
Speaker 1: Joe PESHI, how'd you get that? Robert de Niro, he's
Speaker 1: in Stop it that that's fishy. You shouldn't have gotten
Speaker 1: it off a Moonwalker.
Speaker 3: No, it was more of the other stuff. I didn't
Speaker 3: know about the band.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was in a band called Joe d and
Speaker 1: the Starlighters.
Speaker 3: Was he Joe d isn't he Joe p Nah, he's
Speaker 3: not Joe d.
Speaker 1: Movie Ribban, Raging Bull. He broke his ribbon Reaging Bull.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was a great show. Oh okay, good yep?
Speaker 3: Is it just me coming up? Axel Rose for in
Speaker 3: sixty four years? Did he use it on Friday? Sixty Friday?
Speaker 1: Nick, these guys should have been at the Super He
Speaker 1: and G.
Speaker 3: And I are going to play as January eighty nine
Speaker 3: in the album Appetite for Destruction, This is Guns n'
Speaker 3: Roses in Paradise City. Check where you come to hear
Speaker 3: hair metal on a BC Monday morning?
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Speaker 3: Is it just me?
Speaker 1: Rock and Roll? Rick, Donnie and Dolly sound like old
Speaker 1: boomers shouting at the sky. Bad Bunny was super positive
Speaker 1: and nailed the performance. Francis and Poco, the.
Speaker 3: Most old boomer shouting at the sky thing is to
Speaker 3: use the phrase, you're an old boomer shouting at the sky.
Speaker 3: Shouting at that that is so old. Come up with
Speaker 3: something new. I agree we do sound like old boomers,
Speaker 3: but come on, give him a little more rigent.
Speaker 1: I'm not listening to bad or what bad Bunny. I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna do it.
Speaker 3: Craig and Vanderhof Is it just me? Or did anyone
Speaker 3: else at the age of nine have their dad asked
Speaker 3: him to shift the car into the next year while
Speaker 3: he let a cigarette. Things like that, no seat that happened?
Speaker 1: That did happen?
Speaker 3: That's seat belts, darts going oh yeah, sure that happened
Speaker 3: to me. All the memories.
Speaker 1: The biggest difference between the Cannucks and the Seahawks rebuilding.
Speaker 1: The Canucks are freed and reluctant to let players go
Speaker 1: to either gain draft capital or move on. That's from
Speaker 1: black crete be radical. He makes a good point. How
Speaker 1: many times have the Canucks held on to someone Donnie,
Speaker 1: when they shouldn't have.
Speaker 3: They made a bold move with Quinn Hughes Well.
Speaker 1: Only because Quinn wanted out. That wasn't a bold move,
Speaker 1: but he forced their hand.
Speaker 3: Probably made it quicker than a lot of people thought
Speaker 3: they would. And we'll see see what the return ends
Speaker 3: up ends up doing for them. This is unsigned? Is
Speaker 3: it just me? Where Donnie have been happy with a
Speaker 3: halftime marching band?
Speaker 12: Me.
Speaker 3: I'm a football fan. I couldn't care less who does
Speaker 3: the halftime show. I don't go with a football game
Speaker 3: to see a music artist and have high expectations. And
Speaker 3: I will say this, I would have been more happy
Speaker 3: with a with a halftime marching band.
Speaker 1: What happened. What happened. Should not have started this submission
Speaker 1: that way, because you love a marching band.
Speaker 3: The marching band, you know, informing it to a oh,
Speaker 3: into a kicker right or into the into the flag.
Speaker 3: It doesn't get better than that. And you know what,
Speaker 3: here's another thing with the marching band, no lip syncing.
Speaker 1: We've accept this. Tough singing is okay now, it's it's
Speaker 1: everybody's okay with it.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: I don't get well, you're making an assumption with the lipsticking,
Speaker 4: You do you know that person's really playing the trumpet.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna say yes, I don't know what kind of sinking.
Speaker 3: I guess that would be lipsticking too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, but they have to lip sync. He was
Speaker 1: jumping off buildings and running around. Yeah, he can't. The
Speaker 1: breathing won't allow him to sing it properly.
Speaker 3: As for a great football game, I don't think entertainment wise.
Speaker 3: A great defensive display really by both teams, the Patriots
Speaker 3: if you liked too like defenses, but you know I wouldn't.
Speaker 3: It was not a classic Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: No, like if you if you there's because of this
Speaker 1: part of the world.
Speaker 4: Obviously we enjoyed it, but like if you're somebody living
Speaker 4: in I don't know, New Jersey or something, well, I
Speaker 4: guess the Patriots, but.
Speaker 3: Well, no, but they has a They had a montage
Speaker 3: of people watching from all over the world. I'm not
Speaker 3: so sure of those those fans are hooked. I get that.
Speaker 3: I'm not so sure that sold the products today, especially
Speaker 3: the halftime show.
Speaker 1: What else Donny and Dolly need to realize all the
Speaker 1: music artists they like are in retirement. Homes now if
Speaker 1: they're still alive, can you do a remote? Steven? Did
Speaker 1: you have you seen David Lee Roth lately? But he's
Speaker 1: still touring, but he looks roth? I mean, I okay,
Speaker 1: I get I get what you're saying. I'm not asking
Speaker 1: for David Lee Roth. I just asked you guys for
Speaker 1: this Deaf Leppard and that the break, you know, and
Speaker 1: Cougar or Springsteen or John Fogerty.
Speaker 3: I love the reasons David Lee Roth looks older. Is
Speaker 3: because he is older. There's that I know.
Speaker 1: But he I've seen him touring lately. He looks really old.
Speaker 7: Go go.
Speaker 1: Margaret. Here in Richmond, Bad Bunny put on his spectacular
Speaker 1: show I don't peak Spanish. The energy and fun was amazing.
Speaker 1: He had the largest viewing audience one hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: five million. Is that right, Donny? One hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: five millions?
Speaker 4: Today it hasn't been that well, Margaret saying it's one
Speaker 4: hundred and thirty five million. Nielsen hasn't released ratings. After
Speaker 4: the game of half time show where to Margaret get
Speaker 4: one hundred and thirty.
Speaker 3: Five minutes, Margaret says that it must be true. Okay, okay, look,
Speaker 3: it's okay to say you don't like something within reason.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, it wasn't my cup of tea.
Speaker 1: On more quick.
Speaker 3: We gotta coffee.
Speaker 1: Go go, no, go, go go. I lost my life.
Speaker 1: I was gonna use the Margaret, Margaret, what go?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 3: Why did you break? Just break, Pamela. In my opinion,
Speaker 3: one person singing or lip syncing to can music is
Speaker 3: too similar to karaoke. Next super Bowl feature a band
Speaker 3: that actually plays their instruments, or hire a few drunks
Speaker 3: to sing karaoke.
Speaker 1: There you go, Oh, there you go.
Speaker 3: That's a good good bang on. Thanks for that, Pamela.
Speaker 3: We'll take a break. Wrap up to show in the poll.
Speaker 3: Question next Toney tell you the team.
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Speaker 1: percent say no they can't, but forty four percent say
Speaker 1: yes they can. Seven hundred plus votes already starting to
Speaker 1: hop and bop.
Speaker 3: The press of showing by this Seattle Seahawks parade on Wednesday.
Speaker 3: You've got some pictures?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got we Where are we going here? Run
Speaker 1: our overseas?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 1: I think so?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: This is John John and Vernon. He didn't tell us
Speaker 1: where he's at somewhere nice. Oh it ain't Vernon, It
Speaker 1: ain't Vernon. Don't be mean to Vernon.
Speaker 3: Vernon.
Speaker 1: Hey, that's Vernon's got nice water. When you get past,
Speaker 1: do you see the water on the left side?
Speaker 3: Calam malcola?
Speaker 4: Oh, I have nothing against Vernon. Why would you rep Vernon,
Speaker 4: home of Predator Ridge. This is not Vernon in February. Man,
Speaker 4: there ain't no chance he's.
Speaker 1: Also releasing a turtle. But some of the nice miss
Speaker 1: water is Vernon in the summer. In the summerla, not February.
Speaker 3: On your left hand side, beautiful waking go go, depend
Speaker 3: on which way you're going exactly.
Speaker 1: Okay, look at this. I released a baby leather back
Speaker 1: turtle last week. I gave him a name to improve
Speaker 1: his chance as survival. Say hi to the Voice of God.
Speaker 1: This is John from Vernon.
Speaker 3: What's the turtle's name? Oh?
Speaker 4: I think I get his submission. Now what I think
Speaker 4: he I think he named it Derek. I think I
Speaker 4: think that's what he did.
Speaker 1: No, Oh, it doesn't say Derek. He says I gave
Speaker 1: him a name to improve his chance at survival. So
Speaker 1: say hello to Derek Wong. Yeah, the voice of God.
Speaker 1: Where does it say he's naming the turtle, Derek. I'm
Speaker 1: judging the turtle. You know what, you pissed the people
Speaker 1: of Vernon off. They got a beautiful leg, beautiful water.
Speaker 4: I'm not doubting that there's no way this photo and
Speaker 4: him releasing a turtle is happening.
Speaker 1: In Vernon, rived from Vernon to Kelowna. Is beautiful because
Speaker 1: of the water.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, yeah, but again, the turtle's name is Derek Wand
Speaker 3: what else you got?
Speaker 1: It's a leather back turtle.
Speaker 3: Leather Never heard of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've never heard of a leather go Dunny.
Speaker 3: I haven't got anything. Is that just the one picture?
Speaker 1: That's it? Yeah? We're done after a super Bowl weekend?
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 3: Okay, well justin in East Vancouver. This one is near
Speaker 3: and dear to our hearts kind of is it just me?
Speaker 3: They pulled the plug on TSN ten forty five years
Speaker 3: ago today, February ninth, and people of whom might not
Speaker 3: know the story. First of all, we were informed they
Speaker 3: locked up the control board just like this is. These
Speaker 3: are the the let's talk Mental Health bill. And the
Speaker 3: way they treated their employees in Vancouver, where else was it?
Speaker 3: Hamilton and Winnipeg that day was disgraceful, just absolutely disgraceful.
Speaker 3: And you know there was in some ways they treated
Speaker 3: us well, but certainly not that day. The other thing
Speaker 3: is that all of us caught COVID that day, the
Speaker 3: same day we lost our job. Not all of us,
Speaker 3: but most of us did it was not not the
Speaker 3: best day of my life. But you know what, that
Speaker 3: doesn't happen. We're not here. And for a lot of
Speaker 3: people in the inbox today that you know, that was
Speaker 3: probably a bad thing for them. But we're appreciative of
Speaker 3: what ten forty did for us.
Speaker 1: In a roundabout way, Yes, we are sadly ten forty
Speaker 1: went down and five years ago today and we had
Speaker 1: some great times.
Speaker 3: Are absolutely and very quickly Burnaby, Paul and thanks for that, Justin.
Speaker 1: Is it just me?
Speaker 3: I think the people who go on sun covering these
Speaker 3: Olympics are the ones operating the drones. They capture the
Speaker 3: speed and danger of the sports with their coverage. People
Speaker 3: praising the pictures we get, but a lot of people
Speaker 3: saying they're distracting. I think we'll get used to it.
Speaker 3: It is spectacular the pictures, they are spectacular. The pictures
Speaker 3: that they provide outstanding. Okay, interesting day. We talked a
Speaker 3: lot about bad Bunny and not a lot about a
Speaker 3: football game that wasn't all that dramatic. Yeah, more tomorrow,
Speaker 3: not more bad money, but more sports. Promise that'll be Bryan,
Speaker 3: Derek Rick, everybody here at Oh Boy and Jack I'm
Speaker 3: done and you have to date in the world of sports.
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