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Speaker 4: How are you so quiet this morning? No fights, no yelling,
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Speaker 1: You know, moving on here. As we transition, you look
Speaker 1: forward to something all day or for a couple of
Speaker 1: days in the world of sports or anything really, and
Speaker 1: we're talking about I'm talking about Game seven yesterday in Buffalo,
Speaker 1: Sabers and Halbs, and it exceeded expectations. That just doesn't
Speaker 1: happen all that often.
Speaker 4: That was just good.
Speaker 1: That was a tremendous series. Strange, I mean, lopsided scores,
Speaker 1: goaltenders pulled just when you think a team is out.
Speaker 1: It's not like something from The Godfather. Three here they
Speaker 1: pulled you back in. It was so good. Game seven
Speaker 1: went to overtime yesterday, three two halves over the Sabers.
Speaker 1: Will take a look at Alex Newhook's overtime goal here
Speaker 1: a knuckle puck And of course, former Victoria Grizzly you
Speaker 1: pointed that out two years ago, moments ago before the store,
Speaker 1: before the show started eleven of overtime, what fabulous entertainment.
Speaker 1: I thought the Buffalo Sabers and Elliott Frieman felt the
Speaker 1: same way. I felt the Buffalo Sabers were the better team.
Speaker 1: They outshot the Habs thirty nine to twenty five. But
Speaker 1: as John Cooper said, you know, the Sabers won the game.
Speaker 1: John Cooper said this after Canada lost the gold medal
Speaker 1: in Italy. You know, Sabers won the game, but the
Speaker 1: Habs won the score, and off they go. Off they
Speaker 1: go to the Eastern Conference Final against a well rested
Speaker 1: group of Carolina Hurricanes, and it's just what I thought.
Speaker 1: There's a million things I found amazing. But you know,
Speaker 1: Alex Newhook and look, this is a franchise that goes
Speaker 1: back to nineteen o nine. He's the first Montreal Canadian
Speaker 1: to score a game seven overtime goal on the road
Speaker 1: way back to nineteen ninety nine, nineteen o nine. You
Speaker 1: just I would assume, maybe this is naive of me.
Speaker 1: Maybe I don't know that much. I'm sure a lot
Speaker 1: of people agree with that, but I just assumed somebody
Speaker 1: along the line a team that you know, we're going
Speaker 1: back to a sixteen league, had so much success in
Speaker 1: the playoffs. We all know about their multiple Stanley Cups,
Speaker 1: that somebody would have done that, But Alex Newhook former
Speaker 1: Victoria Grizzly eleven twenty two of overtime the first player
Speaker 1: to achieve that. Now, also this yak Abdovish, he would
Speaker 1: more horrible in game six.
Speaker 4: He would tell you that we went back with him.
Speaker 1: They go, well, they didn't really have a choice. I mean,
Speaker 1: he got there right. So he's an early con Smith candidate.
Speaker 1: We're going to take a look at some of his
Speaker 1: saves from yesterday. Just absolutely fabulous early Con smyth candidate.
Speaker 1: After a couple of rounds two game seven wins now
Speaker 1: both on the road. The only player to do that,
Speaker 1: the only goaltender and haves history to do that in
Speaker 1: the past, Rick Ken Dryden, Ken Dryden. Of course they're
Speaker 1: wearing the number twenty nine these days on their outfits
Speaker 1: because can of course left us back back in September
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty five. So only Ken Dryden did that
Speaker 1: in the past. Also with yakub dobus six road wins
Speaker 1: and he is the only Montreal Canadian goaltender to do
Speaker 1: that other than Kenn Dryden and Patrick Waw. You know
Speaker 1: we're talking about cons my trophy winners here, legendary Montreal goaltenders.
Speaker 1: He's just absolutely fabulous. So have we've got the clip
Speaker 1: of yakub after the game. Yeah, we do, because so
Speaker 1: on top of all of this, yak abduobus and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get going to relate all this to the connuction
Speaker 1: in a second, folks, But jak Abduobush. Also, this is
Speaker 1: the most important, as you know if you watch this
Speaker 1: show enough. No, the most important thing, most important quality
Speaker 1: a player can have is to be nice to the
Speaker 1: media and be a good interview Check him out postgame.
Speaker 5: It's been fourteen incredibly grueling games through the playoffs to
Speaker 5: this point.
Speaker 1: How are you holding out me? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh I can't play forty more?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: That great?
Speaker 4: Wow? Yeah love that.
Speaker 1: He's something else. So the playoffs continue Conference Finals, the
Speaker 1: Eastern Final Game one Montreal at Carolina that's on Thursday.
Speaker 1: Carolina hasn't played since May ninth. Western Conference Final Game
Speaker 1: one Vegas at Colorado on on Wednesday.
Speaker 4: So let me say a couple of things that Abs
Speaker 4: are the youngest team in the NHL to reach the
Speaker 4: conference finals since nineteen ninety one. Who did that back then?
Speaker 4: The Habs, the Kings in the final, You and I
Speaker 4: they're average ages twenty five months. We're younger than and
Speaker 4: the Canucks need to keep an eye on this. Kofield,
Speaker 4: Suzuki Slovskowsky, Danmie, Dobbin Hudson. What are they all, Donny?
Speaker 4: High picks? What do you gotta do to get high picks?
Speaker 4: Got to go to the bottom of the standings. These
Speaker 4: guys are young, They're going to be around for a
Speaker 4: long time. They're not going anywhere, folks, The Montreal Canadians
Speaker 4: are not going anywhere. And Alex new Hook I want
Speaker 4: to say this, every playoff, remember John Druce, You and
Speaker 4: I remember John Druce Washington. Every playoff brings out a guy.
Speaker 4: But you know what new.
Speaker 1: Hooks do Nobody don't expect.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly. And he's got seven goals through in the league.
Speaker 4: There's three Vegas guys ahead of them, Donny. But the
Speaker 4: other one for you, don he had thirty games of
Speaker 4: playoff experience. Want to stand in the Cup of Colorado.
Speaker 4: It's not like he came out of the blue and
Speaker 4: he's playing his first playoff game.
Speaker 1: But you wouldn't have guessed this. No, you wouldn't have
Speaker 1: guessed it.
Speaker 4: But that time in Colorado, you know, he didn't score
Speaker 4: a ton of points for call it around on the playoffs,
Speaker 4: and now Montreal's go to guy in overtime.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's quite the strong you say, said Rick,
Speaker 1: we're talking about a Habs franchise here, just in case
Speaker 1: you think if you're one of these people who are
Speaker 1: still around and I think French he actually Francisco used
Speaker 1: the word rebuild Thursday press conference. And you're losing the
Speaker 1: Sedines and and Ryan Johnson. If you're one of these,
Speaker 1: you can't say rebuild. You know, the customers don't like that.
Speaker 1: The Montreal Canadians put out a documentary within the last
Speaker 1: year or two called Rebuilt. Yes, and you mentioned the
Speaker 1: name of Catfield, Hudson, Slefkowski, Demidoff, Kapen, and Evans Gallagher.
Speaker 1: That goes way back, Fowler Adobish. They're all draft picks. Ye,
Speaker 1: And that's you mentioned the high draft picks. You also
Speaker 1: have to have confidence in your scouting department that you
Speaker 1: can come up with somebody like a yak Abdobish in
Speaker 1: the fifth round, and then of course you go, you
Speaker 1: go way back, and that's the there's the trade for
Speaker 1: the future. You give up a star and Max Patrick
Speaker 1: ready for Nick Suzuki. I know it was another regime,
Speaker 1: but that was a really smart move with the future
Speaker 1: in mind. And then then I'm looking at puck Pedia
Speaker 1: today and the players they have locked up, Suzuki, koff Field, Stepkowski, Dobson, Goholie, Matheson,
Speaker 1: they're all Hudson, They're all locked up. Like you said,
Speaker 1: they're not going anywhere's not going a long time. So
Speaker 1: great lesson for the Vancouver Canucks provided by the legendary
Speaker 1: Montreal Canadians.
Speaker 4: Another thing I want to say is Lane Hudson Donnie
Speaker 4: in his draft here, the Canucks thought he was too small.
Speaker 4: They thought Coffeel was too small. They thought stan Covian
Speaker 4: was too small. It is time to stop skill guys
Speaker 4: going in the first round, early in the second. Do
Speaker 4: not pass on them because of size. The Canucks are
Speaker 4: getting burned in this year's playoffs. There's guys they passed
Speaker 4: on because they were too small.
Speaker 1: Not hurting you say that though they drafted Quinn Hughes.
Speaker 4: Wow, Okay, but I'm telling I'm giving you examples. The
Speaker 4: guys they passed on being a lane. And there was
Speaker 4: a guy in the Canucks, a scout he's not with
Speaker 4: him anymore, who thought he was never going to play
Speaker 4: in the other who was not well, I don't know
Speaker 4: his name. Yeah, they got five hundred scouts, but I mean,
Speaker 4: come on, what are how.
Speaker 1: Are they doing with the scouting department? What's going to happen?
Speaker 4: They extended a few of them in the last few days.
Speaker 4: I imagine some won't be back though.
Speaker 1: Okay, So moving on to the Canucks now, yes, uh,
Speaker 1: Henrik Sedin was on. It was just it was over
Speaker 1: the weekend. It was a long way. How was your weekend?
Speaker 4: But oh it couldn't be better because he did nothing. No,
Speaker 4: it's two hours yesterday weed eating and cutting the grass. Well,
Speaker 4: the kids watched, well, the.
Speaker 1: Kids watched you. All right. We had way too many
Speaker 1: social engagements, Like we went to three I went to
Speaker 1: three different things. One a wedding, oh love weddings, and
Speaker 1: then two other visits. It was a lot. I'm old.
Speaker 1: I kind of just wanted we're both old. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: feel okay, I'll trade you any day, buddy, Okay. So
Speaker 1: Hendrick Sadeen was on thirty two thoughts with the Elliott
Speaker 1: Friedman and Kyle pekoskis okay, and he spoke on do
Speaker 1: we want to talk about Adam Foot right now? Or
Speaker 1: Pat you make the choice? You were high on this.
Speaker 4: Let's go. Then let's play the clip and then go
Speaker 4: from there.
Speaker 1: Which one Adam foote the.
Speaker 4: Foot one, the foot one? The foot one's the big one.
Speaker 1: We're going with the foot the foot. Okay, So this
Speaker 1: is Hendrix Sadeen Chris Adam Foot right now as far
Speaker 1: as we know, still the head coach of the Vancouver
Speaker 1: Canucks after one season that saw the Canucks drop to
Speaker 1: thirty second and last overall. So absolutely Henrick, one of
Speaker 1: the new co presidents of the Vancouver Canucks, on Adam
Speaker 1: Foot's future, How how do you go about making the
Speaker 1: decision on.
Speaker 3: Your current coach?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's something we're we're discussing right now. So, uh,
Speaker 6: this has happened. We had a press conference on Thursday,
Speaker 6: so we were going through a lot of a lot
Speaker 6: of different parts of our organization. So, uh, we're discussing
Speaker 6: a daily basis here. So that's some that I think
Speaker 6: you'll hear more of a from next next year, next week.
Speaker 1: There you go. So we're gonna hear about this.
Speaker 4: We should hear this week about Adam Foot, Donnie, and
Speaker 4: you know they can't wait forever.
Speaker 1: What did Toronto do?
Speaker 4: JAKEO wait did about six seven, eight days before they
Speaker 4: fire Berubi. Look, I've been told, uh Foot, this could
Speaker 4: be fifty to fifty done. Like I'm not hearing it
Speaker 4: either way. But boyl boy, Ryan Johnson's going to be
Speaker 4: doing a deep dive this week on everything. Like we're
Speaker 4: talking about everything. The biggest question with Foot is there's
Speaker 4: a whack of kids coming, a ton of young kids coming,
Speaker 4: and can you teach and develop the young kids? If
Speaker 4: you can't, if you're willing to, you get to stay.
Speaker 4: But my goodness, I'm looking at m Karamaki and it's
Speaker 4: just not Adam. He goes back to talk it every
Speaker 4: time this kid comes up. He's back in Abbasburg in
Speaker 4: two weeks. You can't do that with the influx of
Speaker 4: kids coming up. Now, there's too many kids coming up
Speaker 4: and you can't do what you can't just bring them
Speaker 4: up down and playing for a nine minutes on the
Speaker 4: fourth line and then send them back down if they're
Speaker 4: high picks.
Speaker 1: But if you you it's on the player it's on
Speaker 1: the player. It's on the play keep going on. This
Speaker 1: is agent to stop. It's not on the player, no
Speaker 1: matter who is to perform.
Speaker 4: Well absolutely, But if you're not going to be given
Speaker 4: the opportunity and you're going to be sent back down
Speaker 4: on Attasburg because you're making mistakes and all that stuff,
Speaker 4: work with them who who? Just in the playoffs somebody
Speaker 4: made a big mistake in the playoffs and right next
Speaker 4: ship they went out and scored. Look, you could kill
Speaker 4: these kids confident. I don't like what's going on with
Speaker 4: the Karamaki. I'll tell you that much right now. But
Speaker 4: the big thing.
Speaker 1: With foot, don't you like it?
Speaker 4: What do you mean? He goes down there, he comes up,
Speaker 4: starts in the top six, two games later in the
Speaker 4: on the fourth line, nine minutes back in Abbey.
Speaker 1: Sure stop drop. Look at the player. The young players
Speaker 1: they got from Minnesota who seemed to take a step
Speaker 1: when they came up after the Hughes trade, when they
Speaker 1: came to Vancouver after the Hughes trade.
Speaker 4: Other than bullyam the other two a little bit older
Speaker 4: than the Karamaki. Look forget about the Minnesota guys. This
Speaker 4: is a conduct draft pick. Karen Mackie's got to work
Speaker 4: done exactly. He can't. He's a higher pick. He's he
Speaker 4: was a higher pick than him. The bottom line is
Speaker 4: don regardless of nippicking on on these guys, here's the thing.
Speaker 4: If you're going to teach and develop the kids, Adam Foot,
Speaker 4: you get to stay. There's a whack. There's gonna be
Speaker 4: a wave of young kids coming through Vancouver in the
Speaker 4: next four years. You can't have a coach who's going
Speaker 4: to destroy their confidence and ruined draft picks.
Speaker 1: That's the bottom Adam Foot would ruin their car.
Speaker 4: I never said that. I never said that. He was
Speaker 4: hired in a different situation than the goal post changed
Speaker 4: on him. He wasn't hired to develop and go into
Speaker 4: a rebuild. He was hired to keep Quinn Hughes and win.
Speaker 4: How did that end? Don No, it's not his fault,
Speaker 4: but the goalpost captain on the team. Yeah, exactly, But
Speaker 4: now the goal post changed. Now he's gotta He's not
Speaker 4: gonna win. He's not here to win. He's here to
Speaker 4: develop and get these guys through the rebuil. It's his choice.
Speaker 1: It's Adam Foot, not his choice.
Speaker 4: But yeah, they're gonna ask them are you going to
Speaker 4: develop and teach these kids? Okay, but he's.
Speaker 1: Got two years left in his country.
Speaker 4: He can't win. The most likely they're gonna be a
Speaker 4: lottery team again next year.
Speaker 1: Done.
Speaker 4: So you gotta They got a guy in house, Manny Maholtre,
Speaker 4: who has done nothing but deal with young kids in
Speaker 4: Absbord last two years. I mean, that's the way it's
Speaker 4: going to come down.
Speaker 1: I think what about the excuse of injuries with with
Speaker 1: uh and and the change of direction for Adam.
Speaker 4: They changed a goal post on them they did.
Speaker 1: That's not his fault, that's not his I oftentimes when
Speaker 1: you see a new group come in, in this case,
Speaker 1: new co presidents, I still have to get used to that.
Speaker 1: New co presidents and a new general manager. And oftentimes
Speaker 1: you know they'll they'll keep the head coach because it's
Speaker 1: a bullet for them to shoot. You know what I mean, right,
Speaker 1: it's it's it's a weapon for them to use. Well,
Speaker 1: you know, if they bring in their head coach, then
Speaker 1: they they've used that up. So they'll they'll keep the
Speaker 1: head coach and then if they's go awry, then we'll
Speaker 1: get rid of the head coach. I just can't see
Speaker 1: them doing that. Manny Malulter seems like the Despite what
Speaker 1: I just said, Manny Malolter seems like the right guy
Speaker 1: in terms of somebody who not only has done a
Speaker 1: really good job of developing players down at Atbosford. You
Speaker 1: can say what you want about this last season with Abosford,
Speaker 1: they finished near the bottom of the American Hockey League standings,
Speaker 1: won the Calder Cup the year before they finished near
Speaker 1: the bottom, But you look at the players that have
Speaker 1: played in Abbotsford, right, yeah, the season before and seasons
Speaker 1: before that, and they did not look out of place
Speaker 1: when they made the move to the National Hockey League.
Speaker 1: And that's that's on Manny. That's a that's a check
Speaker 1: mark in the positive box, a positive column for Manny Malholter.
Speaker 1: So I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case.
Speaker 1: But you have to eat Adam Foot's salary.
Speaker 4: Adam Foot lost his starting goaltender, he lost his star
Speaker 4: defenseman and trade and he's got a number one center
Speaker 4: making eleven point six million, who's down to fifty points
Speaker 4: a year. So you're I'm not I've never said I'm
Speaker 4: backing anyone in this. I'm giving you facts. The goal
Speaker 4: post changed on Adam foot and he lost his goalie,
Speaker 4: his star defenseman, and he's got a centerman making eleven
Speaker 4: six who's down in fifty points like that's why they're
Speaker 4: down in thirty second placed on That's the reality, and
Speaker 4: I've been I.
Speaker 1: Think the big question is what you talked about earlier,
Speaker 1: is he willing? And there were times where that set
Speaker 1: He was clearly frustrated with how the goal post changed
Speaker 1: to borrow a football term. As you mentioned, there were
Speaker 1: times he was frustrated. But given time and given the
Speaker 1: fact he probably wants to stay in the National Hockey League,
Speaker 1: maybe Adam Foote, you know, the frustration goes away, focuses
Speaker 1: on the job at hand and things work out. We'll see.
Speaker 1: By the way, that's gonna be the focus of our
Speaker 1: poll question, the waterling dog posting poll question. We'll get
Speaker 1: to that in our third segment, along with a whole
Speaker 1: lot of other stuff. D Timsey, is it just me
Speaker 1: coming up in the eleven o'clock hour, Noodles is going
Speaker 1: to join us Jamie mcclennan, former National Hockey League goal
Speaker 1: tend We'll see what he thinks. O. What Yakaba Dobas
Speaker 1: is up to and Freddie Anderson and the goaltenders that
Speaker 1: are left. I saw the stat. I saw the stat
Speaker 1: on Twitter that I think the four remaining starting goaltenders
Speaker 1: are making a total of seven or eight million dollars
Speaker 1: total total in the Stanley Cup playoffs and.
Speaker 4: The Vancouver Connects are paying thirteen million next year to
Speaker 4: Demp going lancing.
Speaker 1: There you go. Uh big Rye the Twitter guy. Uh
Speaker 1: normally in the ten o'clock hour again a big Rye
Speaker 1: awaiting the birth of his second child. So well, again
Speaker 1: we'll get an update on that. I don't, Nina, I
Speaker 1: don't know if you're big Nina. That doesn't doesn't sound right,
Speaker 1: but yeah, well we'll come up with something. Yeah, right,
Speaker 1: we'll come up with something up next. Jsen Scotting director
Speaker 1: Craig Button, thanks so much for tuning in, folks. I
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Speaker 4: The Watling Dog pop pole question. Should the Canucks keep
Speaker 4: Adam Foot as their head coach? Look at this wopping
Speaker 4: Eighty seven percent say no, but thirteen percent say yes.
Speaker 4: It is without a question the Canucks. Well, the new regime,
Speaker 4: the Twins and Ryan Johnson. This is their big, big,
Speaker 4: biggest decision they got to make.
Speaker 1: Right. The first one.
Speaker 4: It's the first one. There's other stuff they're doing. Uh,
Speaker 4: they got to find an assistant GM. They got to
Speaker 4: find someone to run Absburg.
Speaker 1: What are you talking about? What do you mean what
Speaker 1: they've got assistant gms? Don, they're not going to run
Speaker 1: out Tommy Grenado and Emil cas.
Speaker 4: I get that. Ryan Johnson can't run Absburg anymore. They
Speaker 4: got to find some want to run any names out there?
Speaker 4: I have not heard any names. They're keeping a pretty
Speaker 4: good lid on the names.
Speaker 1: So if we're going to take a look at the
Speaker 1: poll question again, the poll results, if you don't mind
Speaker 1: to this point, Derek, if that's okay, what is it?
Speaker 1: Eighty seven saying wopping in terms of keeping Adam Foot
Speaker 1: as the Canucks Canucks head coach and most people, the
Speaker 1: majority of people feeling it that this has everything to
Speaker 1: do with his handling of Jonathan Lacaramaki. No, it's this season.
Speaker 4: Look here's the reality, Don, They're in a rebuild. You know,
Speaker 4: he wasn't hired to go into a rebuild. He was
Speaker 4: hired to win, and unfortunately, by Christmas or whatever they
Speaker 4: were in thirty second War, he.
Speaker 1: Was also hired the you know, the thoughts out there
Speaker 1: to keep Quinn happy.
Speaker 4: So much of this year was about keeping Quinn Hughes happy.
Speaker 4: They signed the Bessers, the Garlands, the demp goes, you know,
Speaker 4: American guys to help keep Quinn. And he's still bolted.
Speaker 4: He's still both.
Speaker 1: Now. Bill Garon has gone to record as saying in
Speaker 1: Minnesota his number I you'd expect this number one priority
Speaker 1: with the wild you know, knocked out of the Stanley
Speaker 1: Cup playoffs, but by Colorado number one priority is to
Speaker 1: extend Quinn Hughes. And it was scheduled to become a
Speaker 1: UFA at the end of next season.
Speaker 4: And guess what, Quinn likes it there. Don I wonder why.
Speaker 4: Good organization, well run, good team, and they got a
Speaker 4: shot to go far in the next couple of years.
Speaker 4: I think that they can add well geez, he likes
Speaker 4: it there. You might resign, well, well, amazing when you
Speaker 4: have a well run team, amazing what happens, well, you
Speaker 4: know what, it was a well run when he was here.
Speaker 4: That's why he wanted out.
Speaker 1: Well, no, I get that, but sometimes you persevere in life.
Speaker 1: It's a horrible lesson for the kids out there. Things
Speaker 1: are going poorly. I want out. I want to You know,
Speaker 1: it's not a crease. That's not what a captain does,
Speaker 1: is it.
Speaker 4: We see that all the time.
Speaker 1: You think Hendrick Sadean would do that when he was a.
Speaker 4: So the twins would never do that. They are the
Speaker 4: biggest character guys this town has ever seen.
Speaker 1: Okay, Craig Yet nothing from Craig right, So let's hear
Speaker 1: some more from Henrik Shedeen from the thirty two Thoughts
Speaker 1: podcast courtesy of Kyle Wisconsas And or what I'm pronouising
Speaker 1: a name like you do? Eliskoskis We're good? Uh? This
Speaker 1: is Henrik on Many Maholtra and the thought that he
Speaker 1: might become the next head coach of the Bankerver.
Speaker 5: Caducks Manny malholdre obviously a very popular guy in that
Speaker 5: marketplace as well. And at the same time, you know,
Speaker 5: it didn't take long for his name to be linked
Speaker 5: to or could other teams elsewhere in the league be
Speaker 5: interested at the NHL level?
Speaker 1: I just wonder how aware of that you are and
Speaker 1: kind of how you view him within the organization.
Speaker 6: No, he's Many, We've been playing with him. We know
Speaker 6: what kind of character is, so we we were worked
Speaker 6: close a bit last year in abbas for as well,
Speaker 6: and the year before, so we know how it works.
Speaker 6: He's done a trendous job out there, not only winning
Speaker 6: the championship but helping the young players out there. So
Speaker 6: he's done a great job. So I understand if there's
Speaker 6: interest around the league, there's no question about that. So
Speaker 6: that's something we uh.
Speaker 1: We we know for sure, he said, Henrik's something really
Speaker 1: interesting there and certainly relevant interest around the league in
Speaker 1: Manny Malhultra. And we hear out of Toronto that the Leafs,
Speaker 1: and remember Manny worked as an assistant there. There was
Speaker 1: from Ontario that the Leafs have interest in Manny Malhultra,
Speaker 1: which would make sense.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that rumor has been out there, not just
Speaker 4: last week, it's been out there for several weeks. But
Speaker 4: the Kings, the Oilers and the Maple Leafs are looking
Speaker 4: for what don a head coach. Haven't heard his name
Speaker 4: as much as you're hearing Barrubi's name all these you're
Speaker 4: hearing the guy in Vegas his name, cass Yes, you're
Speaker 4: hearing all David carl the University of Denver.
Speaker 1: He's young. Yeah, they give Carls in his thirties.
Speaker 4: There was an offer for Carl last year at Big
Speaker 4: Bucks from Chicago and he turned it down. He's not
Speaker 4: ready yet. He wants to do Denver still so done.
Speaker 4: The thing with Manny Maholtre is no one's called for
Speaker 4: permission as of on the weekend. But how long will
Speaker 4: that last? You know, there's three teams. Canucks could be
Speaker 4: the fourth team looking for a coach. I mean this
Speaker 4: could get you know, this could break wide open pretty
Speaker 4: and the Canucks better get going because if they're going
Speaker 4: to firefoot and three other teams are looking for coaches
Speaker 4: and they might have their eye on someone else, they
Speaker 4: better get going here.
Speaker 1: They better get going here, maybe out of Noman if
Speaker 1: they're all interested in Manny maholts all. But the other thing,
Speaker 1: the other interesting aspect of this situation. People know this,
Speaker 1: but when it comes to Manny Maholtrey, if you make
Speaker 1: them their head coach, and look, there's so many mock
Speaker 1: drafts that have the Canucks selecting Kale Mahultra, his son
Speaker 1: third overall. Yes, So that dynamic of having a player
Speaker 1: who's committed to Boston University next year, I guess we'll
Speaker 1: see where that goes. Having that player play for his
Speaker 1: dad under his dad behind the bench. Listen, you know,
Speaker 1: if you're involved in minor hockey and I cold all
Speaker 1: the time coach my kid, it doesn't always work out right.
Speaker 1: And I always remember the situation and our viewers and
Speaker 1: listeners can help us here. But the one that comes
Speaker 1: to mind, and again, viewers and listeners can help us
Speaker 1: here in terms of other father son combination coach players
Speaker 1: through the years in the National Hockey League, but Adam
Speaker 1: and Dave Lowry in Winnipeg, it didn't last that long,
Speaker 1: but I always remember Dave Lowry becoming interim head coach
Speaker 1: of the Winnipeg justin asking his kid, Adam captain of
Speaker 1: the dead, say, is it okay? If I? If I
Speaker 1: is it okay? If I are you gonna have a
Speaker 1: problem with me behind the bench? It's the thing, yeah, right,
Speaker 1: especially when your kid is one of the leaders, which
Speaker 1: wouldn't necessarily be the case with Caleb out of the shoot.
Speaker 1: He seems like a very mature kid. But that's a
Speaker 1: dynamic that you know. I don't think any other player
Speaker 1: in the National Hockey lea right now at the pro
Speaker 1: level has had to deal with or deals with right
Speaker 1: now and having said that if he goes to be you,
Speaker 1: you know, and Manny lasts you know, Manny becomes head
Speaker 1: coach of the Caducks. Here's the other thing, he goes
Speaker 1: to be you comes up to the Canucks. Eventually, what
Speaker 1: happens when they let go of Manny mahultra, which is
Speaker 1: going to happen, or he moves on in some fashion
Speaker 1: they fire him as head coach. How's that going to
Speaker 1: go over with Caleb if that happens.
Speaker 4: Oh, Caleb's a National Hockey League player. If they fire
Speaker 4: his dad, he's got to keep playing.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm sure that's something his dad that Manny would
Speaker 1: would bring up, But that that is a dynamic they
Speaker 1: have to they have to think about. Or do you
Speaker 1: just say, look, both these people are very, very talented.
Speaker 1: We want them both in our organization, whether they're related
Speaker 1: or not. And and like you say, but sure, Manning
Speaker 1: certainly has a lot of experience. You move on and
Speaker 1: you hire them both. But that's something that they have
Speaker 1: to think about that they wouldn't with Adam Foot or
Speaker 1: anyone else.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, And Manny's kid is very high on the Canucks
Speaker 4: board draft board. Donny, I got a couple of people
Speaker 4: tell me he might be as high as number two
Speaker 4: on the Canucks draft board. So I look, we don't
Speaker 4: know if he's going to end up in Vancouver. One
Speaker 4: thing we do know, the Canucks do have him ranked
Speaker 4: as the number one center. They like him a lot,
Speaker 4: They've seen him a ton this year. They really like
Speaker 4: this player, Caleb Maholtra. But we just don't know if
Speaker 4: they're going to get a crack at him or not.
Speaker 1: On six fifty today with Halfred and Broth, they were
Speaker 1: talking about this.
Speaker 4: Remember that.
Speaker 1: Remember the quote from Jim Ruthiford his April seventeenth press
Speaker 1: conference when they let go of Patrick Calvin. He said
Speaker 1: he expected Coots, your buddy Lecramackie there and their first
Speaker 1: draft pick, their first round draft pick this year, to
Speaker 1: be on their roster this season. That there's that change
Speaker 1: now that they've got the third overall pick. I would
Speaker 1: think it would. And and when you talk about Killa
Speaker 1: will Hope for being, you know, ranked really high on
Speaker 1: their their list, he's committed to be you I would
Speaker 1: think that would change though.
Speaker 4: Right Donnie. I had a couple of teams reach out
Speaker 4: to me and thought that was an unfair comment by
Speaker 4: Rutherford why put pressure on the kid?
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, okay, I've got a pressure on that.
Speaker 4: I've had scouts tell me that they'd be shocked if
Speaker 4: one of the this is not a great deep draft.
Speaker 1: I don't think.
Speaker 4: It's not.
Speaker 1: It's not fair. Why would I put that pressure.
Speaker 4: He's a third overall pick, the first overall pick. It's
Speaker 4: probably expected to play. I mean, I I don't see.
Speaker 1: First of all, Jim Ruththerfford is no longer the decision
Speaker 1: maker with the banker of a So there's that he's
Speaker 1: kind to sell a product. Why would you He's trying
Speaker 1: to say that's what that's what that was all.
Speaker 4: Well do you remember when they put vertannan and the
Speaker 4: other guy on the roster nineteen? How did the McCann
Speaker 4: How did that work out? Don you know? Never Russia
Speaker 4: kid and say our third overall picks go.
Speaker 1: But I'm just saying that I understand where he was
Speaker 1: coming from when he said these, Lector MACKI is a
Speaker 1: shoe in to make the Boster.
Speaker 4: No he's not, And especially now he's coming off of
Speaker 4: his shoulder surgery done.
Speaker 1: He played with some like Britannon.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, and you know, look, Caro maca, you had
Speaker 4: that it was a lingering shoulder as she he had
Speaker 4: something protecting his shoulder during games. It was weird, but anyways,
Speaker 4: so hopefully he's back before training camp.
Speaker 1: Any progress with Craig button you know, you know not
Speaker 1: at this point. Okay, all right, let's take your break.
Speaker 1: We'll figure things out after the break again. Thanks so
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Speaker 4: pole question. Should the Canucks keep at on Foot as
Speaker 4: their head coach? A whopping eighty eight percent say no,
Speaker 4: but twelve percent say yes, So basically a cent a
Speaker 4: lot of people in town want Adam Foot gone. Henrik
Speaker 4: Sedine says that decision could be coming down this week
Speaker 4: as they do a deep dive in all departments this
Speaker 4: week over at Rogers Arena byside inbox.
Speaker 1: I think this is some dirty Harrison words that he
Speaker 1: should be aware.
Speaker 4: It's dirty, Harry Clint Eastwood.
Speaker 1: No, this is I'm just looking at it here. Why
Speaker 1: don't the Kannucks offer t O permission to sign Manny
Speaker 1: for coach? If the team swamp draft picks think about it,
Speaker 1: first for third. Wow, food for thought, that's it. Wow.
Speaker 4: What do you want me to say? I mean dirty
Speaker 4: Harry there coming in hot, coming in hot.
Speaker 1: Well, it's happened before where teams give up assets for
Speaker 1: a coach?
Speaker 4: Yes, in the NFL. Oh, big time in the NFL.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's let's switch gears here. We'll get back to
Speaker 1: the conducts in a bit. I want to talk about
Speaker 1: the World Cup situation. I tweeted this out yesterday because
Speaker 1: the whole situation with the World Cup in Vancouver. Let's
Speaker 1: be honest here, there's seven matches coming to BC place,
Speaker 1: and so far there's a whole lot of negativity. So
Speaker 1: I tweeted this out yesterday and the response was pretty overwhelming.
Speaker 1: But here's the tweet from XBO eighty six to the
Speaker 1: twenty ten Olympics. I can't remember an event coming to
Speaker 1: Vancouver more surrounded by negativity and indifference than the World Cup.
Speaker 1: Is there a buzz no for the World Cup amongst
Speaker 1: the people you hang out.
Speaker 4: With, oh, zero, zilch not And it all started to
Speaker 4: hang out with But this tweet is a great tweet.
Speaker 4: But it all started when this FIFA president came to
Speaker 4: town and wanted a police escort from the airport. This
Speaker 4: FIFA president will walk by me one hundred times to
Speaker 4: save on foods. I wouldn't know who the hell he is,
Speaker 4: but to ask for a police escort. And I thank
Speaker 4: you Vancouver Police Department for shooting it down. But just
Speaker 4: the arrogance. You know, I'm the FIFA president who cares.
Speaker 4: This is a hockey city, hockey country. I don't care
Speaker 4: about the FIFA president, you know what. But you know what,
Speaker 4: now we're hearing hotels and ticket prices. Ticket prices are
Speaker 4: through the roof for you know, I mean, come on,
Speaker 4: give me a break. And there's a lot and kicking
Speaker 4: out our good pal Jason Beck from the BC Sports
Speaker 4: Hall of Fame. There's another stupid thing they did, these
Speaker 4: FIFA guys. You know the BC, the BC Sports Hall
Speaker 4: of Fame is a very special special place for everyone
Speaker 4: in British Columbia. These guys come in and they kick
Speaker 4: everyone out of the PC Sports Hall of Fame. And
Speaker 4: you know, Jason Beck, great guy, a friend of ours
Speaker 4: who runs.
Speaker 1: The worst part about it is that Jason and others
Speaker 1: are out of work for two months exactly, and there's
Speaker 1: no compensation that I know of. For them idiots. They
Speaker 1: just come in, they bully the BC Sports Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: I'm just making a lot of money there. It's a
Speaker 1: labor of love. Boot them out of BC place when
Speaker 1: the World Cup is there and I guess people are
Speaker 1: going to attend those matches, certainly the two Canadian matches.
Speaker 1: They could be doing a whole lot of business and
Speaker 1: they boot them out. It's just like it really worth
Speaker 1: there's a lack of respect. And again the high ticket
Speaker 1: prices and what infrastructure are we getting out of this?
Speaker 1: Like with Expo, we got Skytrain and Science World, the Olympics,
Speaker 1: it was the improvements on the Sea of Sky the
Speaker 1: skytrain extension. There was infrastructure that we use to this day.
Speaker 1: And what seems like this city is going to be
Speaker 1: turned upside down for a couple of months in the
Speaker 1: summer and I'm not so sure what do we get
Speaker 1: out of it. And then you hear yesterday or on
Speaker 1: the weekend stories about a business being down in hotels
Speaker 1: twenty percent, and that that's the case across the board
Speaker 1: with the what sixteen cities that are hosting this across
Speaker 1: North America. Here's the thing you run into these people
Speaker 1: who think, well, you should talk more about soccer. It's
Speaker 1: the biggest sport in the world, and you know FIFA
Speaker 1: feels that way certainly if they're treated like that in
Speaker 1: other countries in other parts of the world, it's not
Speaker 1: number one here. You're not promoting your sports at all
Speaker 1: by pulling off this bs bullying the BC Sports Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame, getting rid of the logos outside of BC place,
Speaker 1: going to all this expense for what like like like, okay,
Speaker 1: I get it, seven World Cup matches and maybe you
Speaker 1: know what, I want to be wrong here. I want
Speaker 1: to be wrong. I wanted to work for the sake
Speaker 1: of the City of Vancouver, for the economy of the province.
Speaker 1: But I just think they're going about things the wrong way.
Speaker 1: They're misguided. Sorry, it's not the number one sport here.
Speaker 1: Do a better job of that, to do a better
Speaker 1: job of promoting it by coming up with reasonable ticket
Speaker 1: prices and realizing that not everybody is in the same
Speaker 1: boat as you are. They don't care as much as
Speaker 1: you do promote your sport. And this comes at a
Speaker 1: time when Vancouver is in danger of losing losing it's
Speaker 1: a franchise. Do things that are positive, like it's so obvious.
Speaker 1: You boot someone out of you boot an important tenant.
Speaker 1: I think it's they're an important tenant, very not a
Speaker 1: BC place. You're picking on people that are supposedly below you,
Speaker 1: at least that's what you think. Just it's just so wrong,
Speaker 1: such a bad, bad taste. Again. I hope I'm wrong
Speaker 1: about all this. I hope it all it all works.
Speaker 1: That's going to mean nothing though to the people at
Speaker 1: the BC Sports Hall of Fame. It's just it's really
Speaker 1: really you know, it's it's elitist and that's the way
Speaker 1: it's coming across. And that's not right. Sorry, it's not
Speaker 1: the number one sport and this I know you always
Speaker 1: hear from soccer. Oh you guys never cover soccer and
Speaker 1: it's the number one sport. It's not that number on sport.
Speaker 4: Here, No, it's not. This is a hockey nation, hockey
Speaker 4: city always will be. Nothing comes close.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but but you know what, if you want
Speaker 1: to grow your sport, don't act like this.
Speaker 4: Right from the police thing it to the BC Sports
Speaker 4: Hall of Fame. Grow up. You know you're coming into
Speaker 4: Vancouver with an arrogant attitude. Everybody's got to move having
Speaker 4: on earth for you guys, I don't think so. I
Speaker 4: don't think so.
Speaker 1: Having said all of this, the one thing that really
Speaker 1: surprised me when I looked into this story is that
Speaker 1: the US hosted the World Cup in nineteen ninety four
Speaker 1: and set all sorts of attendance.
Speaker 4: Records Sasadina in California. Yep, well it was all over
Speaker 4: the place, but I remember the matches in California sold
Speaker 4: out eighty ninety thousand people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I wouldn't I wouldn't have guessed that if
Speaker 1: somebody asked me. And again, well, it's one of those
Speaker 1: things where oftentimes you'll say it doesn't seem to be
Speaker 1: a lot of hype, and they're going about things the
Speaker 1: wrong way, and then ultimately it comes down to I'll
Speaker 1: say it the great sport of soccer, the entertainment that
Speaker 1: it serves up, the pride in various nations. People will
Speaker 1: come from other countries in this case and it all
Speaker 1: works out. But they've started off in a when you're
Speaker 1: right about that motorcade by the way, like come on, who.
Speaker 4: The hell are you to get a motorcate in Vancouver? Like,
Speaker 4: I mean, all sorts of security, who costs the city money?
Speaker 4: I'm so happy the city said beat it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right. Uh and and by the way, Canada
Speaker 1: are probably BC places hosting two knockout matches. There's a
Speaker 1: possibility that one of them, it's a slim possibility, would
Speaker 1: be Canada versus Portugal, which would just be a massive
Speaker 1: and would do away with everything where people would forget
Speaker 1: about everything that we're saying right now. That's that's a
Speaker 1: long shot. But having said that and sticking with that possibility,
Speaker 1: that's one of the other complaints that people have is
Speaker 1: that none of the real big contenders are going to
Speaker 1: be coming to exactly with all due respect, we're going
Speaker 1: to be coming to BC place. At this point, there's
Speaker 1: a whole lot wrong. I hope it all works out
Speaker 1: for the city and the province. They're expect you know,
Speaker 1: economic impact reaching one billion dollars. Again, I hope it
Speaker 1: all works out for the restaurants, the bars and the hotels.
Speaker 1: But it doesn't look good right now. And a lot
Speaker 1: of it is just because of elitism and arrogance.
Speaker 4: Arrogance, cocky, you know, move do everything for us. No,
Speaker 4: we don't have to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, And boy, I tell you, when you talk
Speaker 1: about world class events in this city. This World Cup
Speaker 1: and the Women's World Cup was a success here. If
Speaker 1: I'm not mistaken. I'm not so sure it's going that
Speaker 1: way here, but it will have a long way to
Speaker 1: go to come close to the feeling we had afterwards, Yes,
Speaker 1: after x LO eighty six, after the twenty ten Olympics,
Speaker 1: the twenty ten Olympics, fairy tale Canada winning gold medal
Speaker 1: and women's and men's hockey. Nothing like that is going
Speaker 1: to happen. But the way they started and the way
Speaker 1: they've acted is really really shameful. It's too bad. All right,
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Speaker 1: of this show, all the best of Ryan Henderson, Kelsey
Speaker 1: and the Henderson all right, I got a very good
Speaker 1: submission here into the bay side in box. This is
Speaker 1: from Chaffine. How could the Canucks not keep early Jack
Speaker 1: Adam's favorite Adam Foot? Was it you who came up
Speaker 1: with that whole question?
Speaker 4: And that's a shot at you.
Speaker 1: They did get off to a good start, and for
Speaker 1: people who don't watch the show on a regular basis,
Speaker 1: there's probably a lot of you out there who don't.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe they stopped watching after after that pull question.
Speaker 1: The pull question was something to the effect of should
Speaker 1: Adam Foot be an early Jack Adams face? They got
Speaker 1: off to a good start, and as I recalled, we
Speaker 1: got a pretty good response on it, and not all.
Speaker 4: Of it was positive, No, no, but at all.
Speaker 1: Obviously Chaffin is a regular viewer, regular listener. It's like,
Speaker 1: and we thank him for that, and not Trump going
Speaker 1: to thank him for the shot at me. All right,
Speaker 1: let's get back to what Henrik Sedein had to say
Speaker 1: with the Or on the thirty two Thoughts podcast. This
Speaker 1: is Hendrik Saidein, one of your favorite subjects, Rick, this
Speaker 1: is Henrik Sedin on the uh on what the heck
Speaker 1: Henrick Sadein, co President of the Bank of the Canucks,
Speaker 1: What the heck they're going to do with Elias Pettison
Speaker 1: and his.
Speaker 4: Infamous donny Donny stop stop. There's breaking news the Canucks.
Speaker 4: Darren Drager is reporting Canucks continue to make sorts change.
Speaker 4: His sources say Adam Foot has been let go his
Speaker 4: head coach. Other changes to the coaching staff also being made.
Speaker 4: So Darren Drager is reporting that the Canucks have fired Adam.
Speaker 1: Foot, So I would think, and there you go, there's
Speaker 1: the thanks for that, Derek. There's the treat from Darren Rigor.
Speaker 1: Canucks reportedly letting go of Adam Foot. That means we're
Speaker 1: going to have to come up with a new poll question. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: that's the number one consideration here. So you would have
Speaker 1: to think that all scigns point to Many maholt.
Speaker 4: I will be shocked if Many Maholter is not the
Speaker 4: new coach of the Vancouver Canucks.
Speaker 1: So we'll put that Elias Petterson, Henrik Sedin clip on
Speaker 1: hold and talk talk about this. When the Sadines became
Speaker 1: co presidents last week officially of the Vancouver Cannucks, one
Speaker 1: of the things that one of the their first assignment
Speaker 1: was to decide on a new general manager, Ryan Johnson
Speaker 1: already with the Canucks as an AGM, already with the
Speaker 1: Canucks as general manager of the Abbotsford Canucks, or Evan
Speaker 1: Gold assistant general manager with the Boston Bruins. They felt
Speaker 1: they were come well, they know that they're comfortable with
Speaker 1: Ryan Johnson, they know what he's all about. They clearly
Speaker 1: feel he did a solid job both as an AGM
Speaker 1: and general manager of the Abbotsford Canucks. He's got a
Speaker 1: Calder Companies on his resume, so they went with Ryan Johnson.
Speaker 1: You'd have to think they feel the same way when
Speaker 1: it comes to Manny Maholtre. Again, nothing official, we believe
Speaker 1: we're hearing from Darren Gregor that Adam Foote has been
Speaker 1: let go as head coach of the Vancouver Canucks a
Speaker 1: year one of a three year contract. He's gone, so
Speaker 1: they have to buy him out paying for the next
Speaker 1: two years, whatever the case may be. But you'd have
Speaker 1: to think that this is a group, and Ryan Johnson
Speaker 1: included now that he's part of the group as of
Speaker 1: last week officially, that they are extremely comfortable with Manny Maholtra.
Speaker 1: I'd be shocked if he was their guy. They want
Speaker 1: to go and this is nothing new when it comes
Speaker 1: to National Hockey League executives. They want to go with
Speaker 1: people they know, people they're comfortable with. They did that
Speaker 1: with Ryan Johnson, did Henrik and Daniel? I would think
Speaker 1: they would do the same with Ryan Johnson giving them
Speaker 1: advice with Manny Malholdro.
Speaker 4: So Adam foot was told this morning that he is
Speaker 4: no longer the head coach of the Vancouver Canucks. Not
Speaker 4: last night, not on the weekend. Did this happen this morning?
Speaker 4: And boy didn't take long. And you know, Hendrick said
Speaker 4: that we're going to have news on Adam Foot this week.
Speaker 4: That was yesterday on thirty two thoughts this morning, Adam
Speaker 4: was let go. He was let go.
Speaker 1: So there were times during the last season, this past
Speaker 1: season with the Canucks where Adam Foot would bring up
Speaker 1: what he's been through and I thought he would look
Speaker 1: He thought he looked frustrated and understandably so that you
Speaker 1: know it was and you often see coaches not say
Speaker 1: anything when it when it comes to excuses, but he'd
Speaker 1: say things like, you know, the injuries, and you know
Speaker 1: the lack of preparation.
Speaker 4: Young guys, too many young guys.
Speaker 1: Trades, the the change of direction to a rebuild, and
Speaker 1: he seemed very, very frustrated. And so that would make
Speaker 1: me think that when it comes to this, and I
Speaker 1: talked about I talked about the possibility of the Sedines
Speaker 1: and Ryan Johnson keeping Adam Foot because it was it
Speaker 1: was a weapon for them to play somewhere down down
Speaker 1: the road. Well, he didn't hire this coach, someone else did,
Speaker 1: so we'll bring in our guy. But I wonder when
Speaker 1: I heard those clips, it made me think, I wonder
Speaker 1: if Adam is the right guy, if Adam, if Adam
Speaker 1: wants to do this, if he wants to be part
Speaker 1: of a rebuild if he wants to be part of
Speaker 1: developed being young hockey players, because there's going to be
Speaker 1: probably a whole lot of losing and there is he
Speaker 1: prepared for that? Is he prepared to do the developing.
Speaker 1: That's what Manny Maholter has been doing down in Abbosford.
Speaker 1: Same with the Sedines. They've been on the ice with
Speaker 1: players and you see what's happened with Abbitsford again. They
Speaker 1: have a Calder Cup title there a couple of seasons ago,
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty five, and then last season you see
Speaker 1: players you know, Linas Carlson and Maxisun. They looked just fine.
Speaker 1: They were developed well down in Abmosford by those three gentlemen.
Speaker 1: And so it look I would say, all signs point
Speaker 1: to many Maholters. And rightfully, so that now comes up
Speaker 1: that question if you do, indeed, let go of Adam
Speaker 1: Foot and replace him with Manny Malhultra and you draft
Speaker 1: Caleb Maultra, that's going to be a really interesting situation.
Speaker 4: And Donnie, here's the other thing. If it is Manny,
Speaker 4: I hope people realize he's not taking the Canucks from
Speaker 4: thirty second to tenth and I will say this that
Speaker 4: and mark my words. At Christmas time there will be
Speaker 4: people bitching about Manny, guaranteed. That's just the way society works.
Speaker 4: We have now this tool called social media where every
Speaker 4: single body on Earth gets to jump on board and
Speaker 4: give their thoughts. But if they do due diligence here, Donnie,
Speaker 4: are they gonna let's see first if they open it up.
Speaker 4: Do you want to talk to Beruby or But here's
Speaker 4: the problem with Berubi and Cassidy. They make four five
Speaker 4: million a year, So count them out right away out
Speaker 4: of Vancouver because we know what's paying Foot. Yeah, they're
Speaker 4: paying Foot right, they're not. We know they kind of
Speaker 4: economics played a role in the GM's position in the hiring.
Speaker 4: You know, the Canucks don't have the highest paid GM
Speaker 4: in the league. I think he's at the other end
Speaker 4: of the spectrum. So Berubi Cassidy four five million a year,
Speaker 4: Canucks got to pay Foot one point five million for
Speaker 4: the next two years. I wonder if Adam Foot goes
Speaker 4: to his buddy Rick Tockett in Philadelphia, you know, I
Speaker 4: don't know, maybe did just talking a rub on his
Speaker 4: coaching staff.
Speaker 1: I don't know Adam Foot's been around for a while.
Speaker 1: It's pretty well connected. But you mentioned ye how obviously
Speaker 1: Rick Rick talcket Philadelphia he took Yogi with him. That
Speaker 1: would be a possibility. But man, I'm telling you this,
Speaker 1: this last regime with the Canucks is and I know
Speaker 1: people had all sorts of problems with the Jim Benning era.
Speaker 1: It may have been worse and amongst a million different things,
Speaker 1: there are thousands of different things that they did wrong.
Speaker 1: But why not hire Manny Malhultra at the start of
Speaker 1: last season? I think Francesco's not asking that he would
Speaker 1: have saved them a whole long because the.
Speaker 4: Goal wasn't to rebuild they was to win for Quinn.
Speaker 4: That's why he didn't get it. That's why you didn't know.
Speaker 1: But you can't tell me that there aren't people thinking
Speaker 1: that today stand up with They could have because he was.
Speaker 4: You just want to call the Cup? They could have said,
Speaker 4: you want to call the Cup? Cup Vancouver?
Speaker 1: All right? There you go? All right? Okay, So uh,
Speaker 1: it's being reported that Adam Foot has been let go
Speaker 1: as head coach of the Vancouver Canucks. Coming up next well,
Speaker 1: coming up at eleven fifteen. Craig Butt looks like we've
Speaker 1: got Greg Craig Button eleven fifteen TSN Scotting Director, former
Speaker 1: National Hockey League general manager, Noodles. Jamie mcclennan coming up next,
Speaker 1: will act them their reaction to this latest piece of news.
Speaker 1: The Canucks have let go reportedly of head coach at
Speaker 1: Adam Foot. Again, thanks so much for tuning in, folks.
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Speaker 1: It's all over social media now. Thomas Grantz has picked
Speaker 1: it up. The Vankavic Canucks have fired Adam Foot after
Speaker 1: only one year as their head coach. No replacement named
Speaker 1: at this point. As we bring in Noodles TSN. Jamie mcclennan,
Speaker 1: thanks for doing this, sir. How are you your reaction
Speaker 1: to that? To that news Adam Foot out as head
Speaker 1: coach of the anchor at Canucks aggressive.
Speaker 9: But you know, I don't want to say not surprising,
Speaker 9: because if you are going to kind of have a
Speaker 9: turnover a new regime, you want everything you want to
Speaker 9: clean slate. And I would argue, you know you've got
Speaker 9: the Sadine brothers in there now with RJ. Would Manny
Speaker 9: Mahultra's name be front and center on that just based
Speaker 9: on his history with the organization. They might even have
Speaker 9: a bigger, spicier meatball on their hand and maybe potentially
Speaker 9: drafting Manny, you know, because he kind of falls into
Speaker 9: that spot where they would be picking. So be interesting
Speaker 9: to see what's going to go on in Canuckland. But
Speaker 9: you know the owner, he's the guy who dictates or
Speaker 9: writes the check. So after one year they didn't have
Speaker 9: the greatest year.
Speaker 4: We know that.
Speaker 9: So I think it's just clean slate. It's not more
Speaker 9: it's not about what Adam Foot did. It's more about
Speaker 9: where the group is at. And I think if you
Speaker 9: have new management and a new vision. You want to
Speaker 9: start with that clean slate, so you just you let
Speaker 9: everybody go and then you move on from there.
Speaker 1: Is there going to be a bidding war Canucks versus
Speaker 1: least for the services of Manny Milultra.
Speaker 9: You could argue that Manny Mahultra would be probably be
Speaker 9: one of the biggest up and coming progressive coaches out
Speaker 9: there instead of the recycled coaches that we have all
Speaker 9: been talking about. Carl in Denver is an interesting want
Speaker 9: to I think his name is, has come about been
Speaker 9: coaching in college and had tremendous success. Does he want
Speaker 9: to leave? Does he make a lot of money there?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 9: Is whether Vancouver or Toronto is the first destination, uh,
Speaker 9: the one that's perfect for you?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 9: And again I know coaches can't be fussy, but sometimes
Speaker 9: you do have to be mindful of where the organization
Speaker 9: is at and what the expectations of you are if
Speaker 9: you're going to join that organization. So Manny Mahultra would
Speaker 9: be a guy that I would look at in Toronto
Speaker 9: for sure, but also I would look at Carl. I
Speaker 9: would look at younger progressive guys, either in the AHL
Speaker 9: or junior in college ranks to see where you are
Speaker 9: going instead of just recycling a guy who's been through
Speaker 9: the league a few times.
Speaker 1: Does it not make sense for the Canucks to promote
Speaker 1: many malholtra in that they are. They've gone on record
Speaker 1: as saying they're rebuilding. He's done an excellent job, I
Speaker 1: would say, of developing players in ABA. Does it not
Speaker 1: seem like a perfect fit.
Speaker 9: Yes, I think it seems like the almost too easy, like, hey,
Speaker 9: we're gonna you know, guys have had a great system
Speaker 9: going in abtsburd You can bring the guys up and
Speaker 9: and and Manny knows the players throughout the organization same
Speaker 9: as RJ. You know, they've done a terrific job. I
Speaker 9: got to be honest, I think it's a great hire
Speaker 9: for RJ. I think the Sadein brothers are very smart,
Speaker 9: driven people that are going to help the organization. You know,
Speaker 9: Jimmy Rutherford's stepping away, and that's no slight on who's
Speaker 9: been there. It's more about where the organization can go. Finally,
Speaker 9: you've got a different vision. And if you are going
Speaker 9: to say the rebuild, retool, whatever words, whatever swear words
Speaker 9: that have been out there that they refuse to do
Speaker 9: or say in Vancouver can be used now and you can.
Speaker 9: You can paint a clear vision for the fan base,
Speaker 9: and the fan base is not that fickle that they're go, hey,
Speaker 9: we're on board with this. There's an exciting new vision
Speaker 9: in place. Let's see if they can follow through and
Speaker 9: have success. Let's see if we can be the next Anaheim.
Speaker 9: We can be you know, Autawa, we can be all
Speaker 9: the Montreal look at Montreal success. But you have to draft,
Speaker 9: you have to develop, you have to have good trades,
Speaker 9: and you have to have a vision and stick with
Speaker 9: it and not get too excited and get ahead of
Speaker 9: it if the vision ends up maybe a year ahead
Speaker 9: of time, Jamie.
Speaker 4: Three Canadian markets are looking for coach now, Vancouver, Toronto, Edmonton.
Speaker 4: I think I saw a stat on the weekend. Ryan
Speaker 4: NuGen Hopkins has had ten coaches in Edmonton. Is it
Speaker 4: tougher coach? How much tougher? You know this? How much
Speaker 4: tougher is it coaching in Canadian markets?
Speaker 9: I would say tougher, Yes, is certainly a word. Expectations
Speaker 9: are high and it's funny because you guys live in
Speaker 9: a passionate market. I do as well in Toronto. Grew
Speaker 9: up in Edmonton. You played in Calgary, so I'm well
Speaker 9: aware of all these Canadian markets and how passionate and
Speaker 9: how passionate and how educated they are. I would say
Speaker 9: there's one thing that has maybe upset the Apple card,
Speaker 9: and I don't know if it's true or not, but
Speaker 9: if you look at how the Vegas Golden Knights do business,
Speaker 9: they stepped into the league and said we want to
Speaker 9: win now today, and that's always care about. We don't
Speaker 9: care about the popular vote, we don't care about winning
Speaker 9: press conferences, we don't care about you know, X, Y
Speaker 9: or z. We are just going to try and create
Speaker 9: the best team every year and win every year. And
Speaker 9: they with the parody in the National Hockey League, now
Speaker 9: you are seeing it has to be a cutthroat. This
Speaker 9: is a business, and I know it's frustrating for fan bases.
Speaker 9: And you're right, Ryan Nugent Hopkins played fifteen years in
Speaker 9: the league, has had ten different coaches. Now that's an
Speaker 9: organization that's bottomed out and had how many number one picks?
Speaker 9: They finally got McDavid. Yes, where are they going right now?
Speaker 9: They took a step back this last season and they
Speaker 9: looked tired. They looked disjointed and they had to fire
Speaker 9: their coach because to me, they did not progress systematically
Speaker 9: under Chris Knoblock. So you do need a different type
Speaker 9: of coach. And I would say you need a different
Speaker 9: type of coach in Edmonton than you do in Toronto
Speaker 9: then you do in Vancouver right now, based somewhere individual
Speaker 9: organizations are So that's the key thing. You don't just go, hey,
Speaker 9: we're going to interview all the same coaches and see
Speaker 9: where we land. To me, you know what you just
Speaker 9: talked about. Manny Beholtra has been in the organization. He
Speaker 9: might be the next best thing. Vancouver's got him right
Speaker 9: underneath their nose and they helped develop him, they help
Speaker 9: you know, grow him as a coach, and same thing
Speaker 9: with RJ. So Vancouver might be in the most advantageous
Speaker 9: position because I think the expectation from the fan base
Speaker 9: and the organization is low right now, because hey, this
Speaker 9: is what we're retooling, we're rebuilding. Whatever we're going to do,
Speaker 9: we're gonna build it and do it right, and we're
Speaker 9: going to put the right people in in place, Whereas
Speaker 9: in Edmonton the expectation is they need a closer, they
Speaker 9: need somebody to get them over the top, and in
Speaker 9: Toronto depending on what John Chaika chooses to do, and
Speaker 9: in Marching orders from Keith Pelly, do you hey, are
Speaker 9: we retooling trying to be Boston or are we going
Speaker 9: to bottom out and trade some of the top end
Speaker 9: players and try and be a Vancouver Anaheim, San Jose, Chicago?
Speaker 9: All of that. So there's lots of questions to be asked,
Speaker 9: but all three of those organizations are in different spots.
Speaker 4: How tough though, is it going to be? Whoever is
Speaker 4: coaching the Canucks. You are entering a rebuild. You're not
Speaker 4: gonna win. You're gonna have a ton of young kids
Speaker 4: in the lineup. That's not easy to do, Jamie.
Speaker 9: No, not at all. But I would have them call
Speaker 9: I would have if it's Manny Maholtro, I'd have them
Speaker 9: called Ryan Huska, say how things been going in Calgary?
Speaker 9: Because I'll tell you one thing that in Calgary they
Speaker 9: do not cheat you for effort any night. Ryan Husker
Speaker 9: is trying to win every night as a coach in Calgary.
Speaker 9: And yes, a Craig Conroy, they've had they've had the
Speaker 9: tank there. They did it. I call it in a
Speaker 9: dignified way every night. They they fought for those points,
Speaker 9: but you can see they're cycling through. They've got some
Speaker 9: real exciting, good young players. They've got the framework of
Speaker 9: a good team there that needs experience, and he's got
Speaker 9: nothing but draft picks and financial currency to go out
Speaker 9: and continue to try and build his team. So you're
Speaker 9: talking about the Vancouver Canucks. I would take a look
Speaker 9: at the you know, Ryan Husker and his coaching staff
Speaker 9: and say, you know, can you give Manny some advice
Speaker 9: on that situation on on you know, yes, the expectation
Speaker 9: to be low and you might bottom out again or
Speaker 9: be near the bottom, but that doesn't mean you can't try.
Speaker 9: That can't doesn't mean you can't have a tight system.
Speaker 9: That means you can't set the culture. And that's the
Speaker 9: one thing I've noticed about the Calgary Flames is every
Speaker 9: person that or goes into that organization understands what the
Speaker 9: culture is right now. And I think that's what's going
Speaker 9: to be established in bank who moving forward with the
Speaker 9: new people.
Speaker 4: All right, one Canadian market that will not be changing
Speaker 4: the coaches. Montreal Boil Boy Final four Young Team Game
Speaker 4: seven last night. Boil Boy, this team's on the raw.
Speaker 4: I don't think they're going anywhere anytime soon, Jamie. They're
Speaker 4: gonna have to be what. You're gonna watch these guys
Speaker 4: for years and years.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, because if you look at it, you look at
Speaker 9: their key positions, they've got players in the waiting. So
Speaker 9: you know, as much as Jakobdobish, who's twenty four years old,
Speaker 9: there's a great story, could arguably be up for the
Speaker 9: con smythe right now. They've got Jacob Fowler who's twenty
Speaker 9: one there and might be when it's all said and done,
Speaker 9: better than Dobish. You look at the defenseman. Yes, they've
Speaker 9: got Lane Hudson, but they've got Rhinebacker, They've got Enstrom
Speaker 9: in the miners, they've got hag in college. Like, they've
Speaker 9: got depth in every position ready to push through and
Speaker 9: challenge the incumbent. And that's not even talking about slav Cooski, Cawfield,
Speaker 9: Suzuki Demodoff. Like, these guys are young, skilled, fast, hungry
Speaker 9: and play with a determination. So you are going to
Speaker 9: see Montreal. They're not going to only be here for
Speaker 9: this playoff deep run. It's going to be years to come.
Speaker 9: And I would argue that Buffalo you know, have a
Speaker 9: few key decisions to be made, obviously with the Alex
Speaker 9: Tuck situation. But Buffalo is not going anywhere that Atlantic.
Speaker 9: It's very interesting. And you asked me about the Toronto
Speaker 9: maple leafs, I mean the Maple Leaves. If they try
Speaker 9: and retool, no problem. You can put yourself right into
Speaker 9: that mix. But there's no guarantee that you're a playoff
Speaker 9: team because five spots came out of the Atlantic. Well,
Speaker 9: who are you taking out? Are you going to take
Speaker 9: out Ottawa? You're going to take out Tampa? Are you
Speaker 9: going to take out Montreal? Buffalo? Detroit's it up and coming.
Speaker 9: Team Florida is getting healthy and retooling as we speak
Speaker 9: right now, and that's a Cup champion ship pedigree. Team
Speaker 9: Boston made the playoffs off a quick retool. So at
Speaker 9: the end of the day, you have to identify the
Speaker 9: situation that you're in and also the division that you
Speaker 9: play in. As far as quality of competition.
Speaker 1: You can use this. I saw this tweet. It's the
Speaker 1: Adams Division that remains, the old Adams Division that remains.
Speaker 1: Other than Vegas, the final four, Hertford, Montreal and Quebec.
Speaker 1: You seem pretty impressed by that, Jamie.
Speaker 9: I am impressed because I'm old enough to remember the
Speaker 9: Adams Division without having to google. I know, you know
Speaker 9: what it's exciting. You can make a case for all
Speaker 9: four teams. I still lean Colorado right now, but as
Speaker 9: you know, you have to play the games because we've
Speaker 9: seen injuries, inconsistencies, all these types of things that can
Speaker 9: you know, downfall or hurt a team as you go
Speaker 9: deeper into the playoffs.
Speaker 1: And we'll see what that layoff does to Carolina. They
Speaker 1: haven't played since May ninth. Hey, thanks for this, Jamie,
Speaker 1: appreciate it. You got hit with the news moments ago
Speaker 1: and you came through with flying colors as always for us.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much, Nettles, thanks for having me.
Speaker 9: Guys. Well chat soon you bet.
Speaker 1: Jamie, mcclear and Noodles TSN again. The news it is
Speaker 1: being reported. I think it's all but official. Adam Foot
Speaker 1: out as.
Speaker 4: Head coach at the Bank of the Canucks, and we
Speaker 4: got official news from the Canucks. Not only Adam Foot,
Speaker 4: assistant coach of Scott Young, Kevin Dean and Brett MacLean
Speaker 4: all fired as well.
Speaker 1: We'll take a break. Craig Button with more on this
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Speaker 1: the director Bayside Ocean Side Resort in uh Parksville, Pat
Speaker 1: the potato farmer. Yeah, great news for those who think
Speaker 1: the Sedines are too nice. They fired Adam Foot Do
Speaker 1: you know that thought last week? Nice guys, They're not
Speaker 1: going to make any bold moves. Same with Ryan Well,
Speaker 1: they let go of Adam Foot, and it didn't take
Speaker 1: all that long. Again, in case you're just tuning in
Speaker 1: the cannuction of let go of Adam Foot and his
Speaker 1: entire coaching staff. We don't know who the replacement for
Speaker 1: Adam Foot will be at this point. Speculation obviously a
Speaker 1: promotion of Manny Malhultra here to talk about that and
Speaker 1: more t s and Scotting director Craig Button. Thanks for
Speaker 1: doing this, sir.
Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 3: I am great and Daniel and Henrik are really nice guys.
Speaker 3: Don't ever underestimate their competitive spirit or their fire. You
Speaker 3: don't have Hall of Fame careers and the successes they
Speaker 3: had with everybody, first of all calling them the you know,
Speaker 3: the names they were called when they first came over here,
Speaker 3: and then being top players, everything they went through in
Speaker 3: their careers. Yeah, you might say they're nice guys. Don't
Speaker 3: ever call them soft? Is there anything but.
Speaker 1: And today they let go of Adam Foot along with
Speaker 1: Ryan Johnson. He would have been in on the decision.
Speaker 1: Just your your reaction to Adam Foot's dismissal.
Speaker 3: Well, number one is that listen, you gotta be decisive,
Speaker 3: and you know they looked at it and they said,
Speaker 3: you know what, he's not our coach, so be decisive
Speaker 3: onont it and move on number two. And I think
Speaker 3: this might be the most important part of it. Ryan
Speaker 3: Johnson's been in the organization for a number of years.
Speaker 3: Daniel and Henrick have been around for a number of years,
Speaker 3: and they were here when Adam was an assistant coach,
Speaker 3: and so they saw things and they said, Nope, not
Speaker 3: gonna happen. We need somebody different. And that's I'm not
Speaker 3: here to knock on Adam foot. I'm saying that they
Speaker 3: looked at it and said, we need something different, and
Speaker 3: Adam cant provide that. Therefore we're making a change. And
Speaker 3: I love the fact that they were decisive. And this
Speaker 3: goes back to the Vancouver Connects name and Daniel, Henrick
Speaker 3: and Ryan call it the three headed monster. It's not
Speaker 3: a monster. I think it's great news. I loved what
Speaker 3: they did. I love Ryan Johnson to the manager. Daniel
Speaker 3: and Hendrick have learned. Ryan knows what's happening here. If
Speaker 3: you bring in a new manager from outside, he's going
Speaker 3: to go through this whole process of trying to evaluate, Okay,
Speaker 3: what do we have? You know, what do I have here?
Speaker 3: Am I going to name a new coach? Am I
Speaker 3: not going to name a new coach. You know, Ryan,
Speaker 3: Daniel and Hendrick have the benefit of having that institutional
Speaker 3: knowledge and understanding of what they feel is necessary for
Speaker 3: this team to move forward, and they were decisive. And
Speaker 3: I think it's just another example of how and let
Speaker 3: me use the word, I think it's fantastic what Frances
Speaker 3: Wackuilany did in hiring Daniel Hendrick and Ryan Johnson to
Speaker 3: oversee the hockey offs.
Speaker 1: So Daniel and Hendrick get promoted, So does Ryan Johnson.
Speaker 1: Does it make sense that Manny Malholtre represents the next
Speaker 1: promotion and the next head coach of the Bankerver Canucks.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean Ryan knows it very well for the
Speaker 3: success they had with the Abbotsford Canucks back when they
Speaker 3: won the Calder Cup trophy. Listen, I think the first
Speaker 3: thing they have to do is make a determination about
Speaker 3: what they may be willing or what they may be
Speaker 3: ready to do with the third overall pick. I'm on
Speaker 3: record here, I think that Maholtra would be an excellent
Speaker 3: fit here for the Vancouver Canucks. So if the Vancouver
Speaker 3: Canucks feel that way, did you have to evaluate, Okay,
Speaker 3: what would it mean if his dad is the coach?
Speaker 3: I mean, Caleb's not coming to play for the Vancouver
Speaker 3: Canucks next year. And do I think that Manny is
Speaker 3: a capable candidate to coach in an absolutely one percent?
Speaker 3: But you have to evaluate that and the impact that
Speaker 3: you know, the understanding the dynamics of that, and if
Speaker 3: you think the dynamics could and you really like Caleb
Speaker 3: Maholtra It's really hard to find top end centers. There's
Speaker 3: a lot more coaches available than there are top end centers.
Speaker 3: So if I felt as an organization that Caleb was
Speaker 3: our guy that we had identified, I would be sitting
Speaker 3: there going and I think it might be a dynamic
Speaker 3: that might not be the best thing for everybody involved.
Speaker 3: I'd look elsewhere for a different coach.
Speaker 4: Hey, Craig, you know, put your general manager's hat on.
Speaker 4: You're running a rebuild. What's the best type of a
Speaker 4: coach for a rebuil? Because he's gonna be in a
Speaker 4: Canadian market, there's gonna be a lot of losing, you know,
Speaker 4: social media whining and bitching, and you know they could
Speaker 4: be whining about the same stuff about Manny at Christmas time.
Speaker 4: What do you need from a coach early in a rebuild.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna I'm gonna get to that my answer. And
Speaker 3: a stuffond here. I think you're being very presumptuous, Rick,
Speaker 3: Why is there going to be a lot of losing?
Speaker 3: Why do you start with the premise that they have
Speaker 3: five defensemen and are NHL defenseman They have some really
Speaker 3: good forwards. You know, we know that the goaltenant has
Speaker 3: to get better. Let's wait and see what they do,
Speaker 3: you know, leading into the draft, what what maneuvers they
Speaker 3: make to add players. This is not a team that
Speaker 3: was the Chicago Blackhawks that had nothing, or the San
Speaker 3: Jose Sharks that had nothing. I don't start with the
Speaker 3: premise that there's gonna be a lot of losing. I
Speaker 3: really don't. I don't see this as something that's burned
Speaker 3: to the ground. Get it to the studs. When you
Speaker 3: have five defensemen like that, you have some good prospects,
Speaker 3: you have some other really good players in your organization.
Speaker 3: Is there work that has to be done? Yeah? And
Speaker 3: I'm going to give you an example. In nineteen ninety five,
Speaker 3: our team in Dallas, we were the fifth worst team
Speaker 3: in the league. We're terrible and the next year with
Speaker 3: like ninety five ninety six, we were work. The next
Speaker 3: year we rebounded. We got our team back in the North.
Speaker 3: We have to make some moves. We got some players.
Speaker 3: We had a lot of good young players. Now the
Speaker 3: same good young players that were there the year before
Speaker 3: came back, but they had support. Give them a chance
Speaker 3: to see what we can do there. Before we start
Speaker 3: on the presumption that this is a complete rebuild, there's
Speaker 3: going to be a lot of losing. I think with
Speaker 3: any coach, I don't care who you are, I don't
Speaker 3: care where. You have to be able to understand what
Speaker 3: your players need at any moment in time, the connections
Speaker 3: you make with your players. And we've heard Daniel and
Speaker 3: Henrik and Ryan talk about the importance of community, being
Speaker 3: involved with the media, not having the immediate at arm's length,
Speaker 3: making sure that I think these are all important things
Speaker 3: for a coach, articulating, making sure that you can talk.
Speaker 3: I watched Marty Saint Louis and Montreal, and I think
Speaker 3: Marty St. Louis been outstanding. And the media in Montreal
Speaker 3: is as demanding as any media anywhere, and the Vancouver
Speaker 3: media is excellent and demanding. Nothing wrong with that, but
Speaker 3: somebody that's going to be open and forth right and
Speaker 3: deal with it and at the same time help the
Speaker 3: players be the best they could be. There's gonna be
Speaker 3: different stages of that. But if you have a coach
Speaker 3: that says, oh, we're gonna play this way and we're
Speaker 3: gonna do this, and you know, not understand and Marty
Speaker 3: never did that. As time went on, he started to
Speaker 3: put a little bit more demands on the players because
Speaker 3: they were more ready to take those demands. I think
Speaker 3: that's true of any coach, Rick, and I think that's
Speaker 3: what the Vancouver Connects need as much as anything.
Speaker 1: Hey, Craig, one thing you said earlier that I want
Speaker 1: to get back to for a second. If indeed Many
Speaker 1: was the head coach and they draft Caleb third overall,
Speaker 1: what's the best approach for those two gentlemen going forward
Speaker 1: in that situation.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I don't know. I think you have
Speaker 3: to have those conversations long before you get into that situation.
Speaker 3: You have to understand, like, like, listen, you know, Vancouver
Speaker 3: conuncs are going to meet with a lot of prospects.
Speaker 3: You're going to go and sit and talk with Caleb.
Speaker 3: You're gonna go and sit and talk with Manny. You
Speaker 3: want to go and talk and talk it out and understand. Okay,
Speaker 3: you know he's the coach. What's it going to mean?
Speaker 3: How does he respond? What's the dynamic? I mean one
Speaker 3: of the biggest things that I know when I was
Speaker 3: involved in with NHL teams and William Um, we wanted
Speaker 3: to know the influence that parents had on their kids,
Speaker 3: not in a negative way, just to understand. You know,
Speaker 3: what's the influence, you know what's the agent's influence friends
Speaker 3: and how they respond to it. You got to keep
Speaker 3: in mind these kids are young and different stages of maturity,
Speaker 3: So I need to have that conversation long before and
Speaker 3: understand it long before I put them together. Because, like
Speaker 3: I said before, if the dynamic is something that you
Speaker 3: have concerns about, and I'm not saying that in a
Speaker 3: negative way because Nanny's a pro, Caleb's a young pro
Speaker 3: and very mature, it's about understanding it so you don't
Speaker 3: get into a spot where it could be uncomfortable because
Speaker 3: it's not just about Caleb and Nanny. It's also about
Speaker 3: the other players on the team too. It's always dynamics,
Speaker 3: and as I said, I'm very clear on it. If
Speaker 3: you think that those dynamics are not in the best
Speaker 3: place to work, I'll go find another coach finding a center.
Speaker 3: If he's your center, that's harder to find.
Speaker 1: We haven't even talked about the haves and sabers. We're
Speaker 1: out of time here. You're not fun last.
Speaker 3: Night we going to talk Listen, it was fun last night.
Speaker 3: Did for the Montreal kid. This is a Vancouver show.
Speaker 3: We don't need to be talking about at all.
Speaker 1: Thank you boy. You know our market well, you know it?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, thanks for this my friend. Well, maybe
Speaker 1: we'll talk about that game last night next week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, or you can just send me a text
Speaker 3: if we can talk about it over text.
Speaker 1: Okay, perfect, Thanks Greg, TSN Scotting director Craig button Man.
Speaker 1: He's good. You got some business.
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Speaker 4: Not me so I can't really speak to it. But
Speaker 4: what do we have there? We have Christine Sinclair?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: What else do you guys? See? Series one?
Speaker 1: We have Jamie Langerbourne, who will see you? I think
Speaker 1: you reported that he was coming to the Canucks front office.
Speaker 4: I did not stop and he got interviewed for the
Speaker 4: Canucks GM Boston AGM. Yeah, he's he's on the move somewhere.
Speaker 4: We haven't figured out where yet though.
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Speaker 1: With the Canucks today, letting go of head coach Adam
Speaker 1: Foot and his staff. We don't know who the replacement
Speaker 1: will be. Speculation swirling around Abbotsford head coach Man Malholtra.
Speaker 1: Let's do this. Let's take a left turn. We're taking
Speaker 1: a lot of left turns today, but let's do that
Speaker 1: again instead of reading an entertainment story. We'll get to
Speaker 1: birthdays in a second. But we've got all sorts of
Speaker 1: submissions into the Bayside Inbox, so let's read some of
Speaker 1: those and we'll read more of them in the actual
Speaker 1: is it just me segment next, But you can do
Speaker 1: the on all right.
Speaker 4: Sorry, but foot had to go. He's part of the problem.
Speaker 4: Too often his defenders played awful and we got our
Speaker 4: position a lot. Okay, so let's get into this. He
Speaker 4: was playing from who's no name there on the submission
Speaker 4: Please put your submissions the name behind it. He was
Speaker 4: playing four defensemen under the age of twenty two for many,
Speaker 4: many nights. After they dropped a thirty second, they made
Speaker 4: the trade with Quinn Hughes. Not many coaches play for
Speaker 4: defensemen every night under the age of twenty two. You
Speaker 4: know that, I know that there was going to be
Speaker 4: a ton of mistakes, a ton of mistakes when you
Speaker 4: play four d under the age of twenty two.
Speaker 1: So I'll go Devil's advocate here, yep, because there's been
Speaker 1: a lot of people saying that in the Bayside Inbox,
Speaker 1: and I think the problem people who know a lot
Speaker 1: about hockey and a lot of our viewers and listeners
Speaker 1: out there, they've played hockey, they've coached hockey, they know
Speaker 1: a lot about hockey. The net front coverage was not great.
Speaker 1: And that's something pretty pretty simple, and maybe it's something
Speaker 1: that the Sedines know noticed It's not simple but basic
Speaker 1: to hockey, and it was oftentimes a problem. We're getting
Speaker 1: a lot of that into the into the base side inbox.
Speaker 1: And I understand, and I have all the respect in
Speaker 1: the world for Adam Foot, but that's a basic that
Speaker 1: you know, struct young defenseman or old defense whenever the
Speaker 1: case may be, have to come up with. So I
Speaker 1: understand where people are coming from. Maybe the Cedines saw that.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they did. Ryan Johnson saw that, and as
Speaker 1: a result they can actually looking for a new head coach.
Speaker 4: Yes, they partly part that's part of the reason Ryan
Speaker 4: Johnson just quoted. Our group feels the need for new
Speaker 4: coaching voices are needed to chart a path forward. They
Speaker 4: just want to start brand new.
Speaker 1: Fresh well, and it's there's also and and Craig Button
Speaker 1: had a compliment for Francesco Acolinia. You don't see that
Speaker 1: often on the show that on the on the show,
Speaker 1: I wonder from a business point of view, you know,
Speaker 1: can you sell Adam Foot going Look, it's it's it is,
Speaker 1: It is hockey. It's about wins and losses, but it's
Speaker 1: also about dollars. And could you sell Adam Foot going
Speaker 1: into next season? I'm not so sure of that now.
Speaker 1: Having said that, it's gonna cost them dollars because they
Speaker 1: have to pay him out for the next for the
Speaker 1: next two seasons. But I guess they feel it's worth it.
Speaker 4: And what I like about this the Twins and Ryan
Speaker 4: Johnson would have had to have asked Aquallini, we're gonna
Speaker 4: Firefoot because there's two years left. He said, go ahead
Speaker 4: and do it because he's got the commitment on money
Speaker 4: three million over now.
Speaker 1: But you're against that all the time.
Speaker 4: Stop it. Don They gotta pay Rutherford, they got to
Speaker 4: pay alv now, they gotta pay Foot.
Speaker 1: Don the fird is still he's an advisor. He's got
Speaker 1: my dream job. He's in Carolina. I guess is there,
Speaker 1: like they're on the ocean there or whatever. They come
Speaker 1: and he's just sitting back and saying, yeah, Firefoot, that's great.
Speaker 4: Hey, he's paying three guys not to work for him
Speaker 4: next year. And it's pretty significant money.
Speaker 1: Does Oe l too?
Speaker 4: Oh there's there's that's all total ten eleven million dollars.
Speaker 4: He's got to pay don to for pizza money stopping it.
Speaker 4: That's not how business works.
Speaker 1: Done? What else you got here?
Speaker 4: Sadine's and Johnson are way too smart to keep foot.
Speaker 4: They're just doing this out of respect for him. Manny's
Speaker 4: the next coach. Aussie Goose comes in there with this.
Speaker 4: But I'll tell you right now, new GM, new co presidents,
Speaker 4: cleaning house, starting fresh, starting fresh, darning.
Speaker 1: Jeff Chill, Beruby and Cassidies are just me. But Baruby
Speaker 1: and Cassidy makes zero sense for this team. Manny is
Speaker 1: the only right choice. Uh. Bruby and Cassidy are getting
Speaker 1: wooed by the Edmonton Oilers. Yes, Craig Barruby is the
Speaker 1: Oilers are interested in him. Cassidy makes I think the
Speaker 1: most sense. He seems like a win guy, a win
Speaker 1: now type of guy. What he is, He's a win
Speaker 1: now type of guy and he's won Stanley Cup recently.
Speaker 1: And you've got a guy there wearing ninety seven, another
Speaker 1: guy wearing twenty nine in Edmonton Times running out on
Speaker 1: them I'm sure they wouldn't mind. Somebody would be a
Speaker 1: kick ass type of coach like he is and with
Speaker 1: a resume light like he has. So brew Bayning, Cassidy Vancouver.
Speaker 1: I agree with Jap Joe make no sense, makes no
Speaker 1: sense at all. Manual Hoult makes the most. Shi's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: Brewby and Cassidy don't want to come to Vancouver. Nobody
Speaker 4: wants to start and to rebuild. If you're a veteran guy,
Speaker 4: well you just said it too. They're more expensive and
Speaker 4: they're four and a half five million each for those guys.
Speaker 4: Canucks need a young guy that's good with developing young
Speaker 4: kids and he's okay with what's up ahead.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's go to birthdays now, and then we'll continue
Speaker 1: with the submissions in the Bayside Ocean Front Resort in
Speaker 1: Parksville in box in the regular is it just me
Speaker 1: a segment, but right now, as part of DTMZ, we
Speaker 1: always do birthdays. Take a little break from the Adam
Speaker 1: foot dok here, very little break, very short break, and
Speaker 1: birthdays on May nineteenth, and again Ryan's not here, Folks
Speaker 1: awaiting the birth of kid number two.
Speaker 4: Kid number two, Kid number two, is on the way
Speaker 4: and this is brought to you by Pork Chops Louise
Speaker 4: but your shop at Casino at Pitcher Creek, Alberta. This
Speaker 4: guy was the first round pick of the Stars in
Speaker 4: nineteen ninety nine, Drafted out of the University of Michigan.
Speaker 4: He helped the Wolverines to the NCAA title in ninety six.
Speaker 4: The only come we're talking, first round pick of Dallas
Speaker 4: in nineteen ninety five, the only Canadian to ever win
Speaker 4: a gold medal in three straight.
Speaker 1: World Junior Yeah, Dallas in nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 4: Ninety five, Michigan. He wanted to call the Cup with
Speaker 4: Saint John's Calgary's farm team. Eight years in the NHL,
Speaker 4: four hundred and eighty one games after playing, Jim Rutherford
Speaker 4: hired him in Pittsburgh. Rutherford named him an assistant GM
Speaker 4: and the Penguins in twenty fourteen. He's been a GM
Speaker 4: of two NHL teams, including.
Speaker 1: One down the Highway. WoT you, Jason Bart Yeah, Jason.
Speaker 4: Botterol Do you want me to keep going? I mean,
Speaker 4: I can't believe.
Speaker 1: Well I got it so no, Well it.
Speaker 4: Took long enough. And Nina, you can help here. And
Speaker 4: you two there Derek, Derek. Okay, here's only worked together
Speaker 4: for five Forget Derek's name, because I don't see his face.
Speaker 4: I don't know it's Derek. It could be someone else
Speaker 4: behind him. He was a fifth round pick in twenty two.
Speaker 1: Face is the issue.
Speaker 4: He was a fifth round pick in the twenty twenty No.
Speaker 4: Twenty twelve NHL Draft.
Speaker 1: Twenty twelve or twenty twenty twenty twelve round, fifth round.
Speaker 4: Considered a late bloomer and was barely recruited undrafted in
Speaker 4: the USHL. Drafted out of the NCAA A mass Lowell,
Speaker 4: you of mass Lowell. He received the Mike Richter Award
Speaker 4: as the top goalie in college hockey. Started his career
Speaker 4: in Saint John's twenty fifteen American League All Star Game
Speaker 4: Saint John's that moved to Winnipeg. He would play for
Speaker 4: the Moose. Was an All Star with the Moose in
Speaker 4: twenty sixteen American League. Would finish his rookie season Winnipeg
Speaker 4: twenty six wins, four shutouts. Connor hillbook, Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: Connor Hilbert, you got it. I had as soon as
Speaker 4: I said Winnipeg. It was common common sense. Okay, this
Speaker 4: guy nineteen ninety five, drafted in the NBA right out
Speaker 4: of high school, paving the way nineteen ninety five, ninety five,
Speaker 4: paving the way for the likes of Kobe Bryant, Lebron James,
Speaker 4: Kevin Garnett. Ah, that's bs, how'd you get?
Speaker 1: That was one of the first, well not theefer. The
Speaker 1: first high school player I remember being drafted was Cobe Brant. No.
Speaker 1: The first high school player I can remember making the
Speaker 1: jump from high school to the NBA was Moses Malone.
Speaker 1: And then remember him seventy four foot fall.
Speaker 4: Oh, who doesn't remember him?
Speaker 1: And then it was there was a gap there and
Speaker 1: then along came Kevin Garnett and Kobe.
Speaker 4: I interviewed Kevin Garnett rogers A Rena was coming off
Speaker 4: the bus. We were both walking Europe, coming off the bunch.
Speaker 4: He was coming off the bus and I and my
Speaker 4: arm was.
Speaker 1: Like this, and you know, so you're saying he was tall.
Speaker 4: He was tall. And as we were walking, he let
Speaker 4: me interview him. A really nice guy. Kevin Garnett. Okay,
Speaker 4: this guy for all you wrestling fans out there, everybody,
Speaker 4: look at this. In nineteen seventy three, Vince McMahon was
Speaker 4: this Wrestling Legends agent in the nineteen eighties. You were
Speaker 4: battle Hulk Hogan all the time. By the time he
Speaker 4: was twelve, he was six three, two hundred pounds.
Speaker 1: Come on, what under the giant?
Speaker 4: Ah, how'd you get that?
Speaker 1: Well? The battle, the battle was the wrestling any a
Speaker 1: one where they fought. He was and Hulk Hogan picked
Speaker 1: him up. It was amazing. And then you know, you
Speaker 1: say to yourself, oh, Hull Cogan was so so Hulk
Speaker 1: Hogan's huge, and he looks so small next to Andrea
Speaker 1: the Giant. He was into wrestling back then.
Speaker 4: He once pounded one hundred and fifty beers in one night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you were with him.
Speaker 4: I'm not lasting one hundred and fifty I'll tell you
Speaker 4: that much. But anyways, Andre, the is no way.
Speaker 1: I don't care how big you are. One hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty beers, that's not happening.
Speaker 4: Done, he's over five.
Speaker 1: I like the Happy Days episode where they were like
Speaker 1: shot glasses of beer.
Speaker 4: Done, he's seven, he's over. Remember the Happy Days, Happy Days?
Speaker 4: Who doesn't I know every single happy Remember when.
Speaker 1: Richie had seventy shots of beer?
Speaker 4: Richie did cutting out?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, but they were just in shot glasses.
Speaker 4: This is a true story. You had one hundred and
Speaker 4: fifty beers. If beers, he's five hundred pounds done.
Speaker 1: I'm no longer with us.
Speaker 4: Oh sadly, Andre the giant pass.
Speaker 1: Well, no wonder often consumed one hundred and fifty beer.
Speaker 1: We're good read it, all right? Is it just me?
Speaker 1: Is coming up? A next more submissions from you into
Speaker 1: the Bayside inbox. And a day we find out to
Speaker 1: Adam Foot is no longer the head coach of the
Speaker 1: Vankaver Caddocks. We're waiting a decision on who the next
Speaker 1: head coach will be. Work on that. Rick Pete Townsend
Speaker 1: eighty one years old today, all right, and he's gonna
Speaker 1: play us. So you can start the music there, and
Speaker 1: you know from June of nineteen eighty and the album
Speaker 1: Empty Empty Glass. Okay, Nina, I'm gonna ask you to
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Speaker 1: the beginning of the intro. Man you really you're really
Speaker 1: learning from Ryan Henderson here it's from the album Empty Glass.
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Speaker 1: Is it just me?
Speaker 9: But?
Speaker 4: If the Canucks choose Maholter as their next head coach,
Speaker 4: maybe they've already made up their mind. They're not picking
Speaker 4: a son Dave from uh so Surrey? No, where is
Speaker 4: it Dave? Dave Dave from Surrey? Listen, Uh, it's impossible
Speaker 4: to know if they're going to take many Maulter's kid
Speaker 4: because they don't know if he's going to be available
Speaker 4: at three. Look, stop with the Manny the kids stuff?
Speaker 4: Uh why DoD it's interesting, it's weeks away. But it's interesting.
Speaker 4: It's weeks away. Like you think that's gonna stop them
Speaker 4: from announcing Manny's the head coach this week? They might
Speaker 4: not get Manny's kid at the draft.
Speaker 1: We're all night they might, they might not, or do
Speaker 1: they want to get him but won't because Manny's the
Speaker 1: head coach just talked about that. It's interesting that is
Speaker 1: where's your sense of news?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 4: But it's impossible to know if they're gonna end up
Speaker 4: with his kid.
Speaker 1: We gotta get going here, Abby Glenn. We're getting a
Speaker 1: lot of this and we thank everybody who's submitted this
Speaker 1: this type of submission. Is it just me or as
Speaker 1: a new era started for the show breaking Canuck news,
Speaker 1: Well you're still on the air. Maybe this management likes us,
Speaker 1: but stop.
Speaker 4: It wasn't the Canucks. It wasn't the Canucks. They were
Speaker 4: forced to like. Hendrik Sedine said, oh, we got to
Speaker 4: stop the leaks. Well, Henrik, you better go do some
Speaker 4: homework because this was leaked out.
Speaker 1: I felt good there for ten seconds. Now you're taking
Speaker 1: it away from it. They broke the news about the
Speaker 1: assistant coaches.
Speaker 4: They had no choice, So Hendrick wants to stop.
Speaker 1: The other guys would have waited until we're out there.
Speaker 4: Henrick, you want to stop the leaks?
Speaker 1: Looking we gotta bring Okay, we'll wrap up the show
Speaker 1: the poll question next, Donnie the team on, check.
Speaker 4: Doc Pole, Rick and let's get her up here? Do
Speaker 4: you agree with the Canucks decision? Are Adam Foot?
Speaker 1: And I should mention this is a new poll question
Speaker 1: given the news of the last couple of hours.
Speaker 4: And it's the results of the same opposite of the
Speaker 4: other one. But anyways, eighty nine percent say yes they
Speaker 4: agree with the Canucks firing out of Foot, and eleven
Speaker 4: percent say no, they don't agree with it. So there
Speaker 4: you go.
Speaker 1: Yep, it's just in Adam Foot out as head coach
Speaker 1: of the Vancouver Canucks. We don't know about a replacement.
Speaker 1: His staff has been His coaching staff has been let
Speaker 1: go as well. You had an interesting stat very quickly.
Speaker 4: Five coaches. The new guy will be the fifth coach
Speaker 4: in five years for the Canucks. That is not good
Speaker 4: on any front, in any fashion or form. You do
Speaker 4: not want five coaches in five years. It is hard
Speaker 4: to develop players with five coaches in five years.
Speaker 1: Are your photos?
Speaker 4: We've got a photo.
Speaker 1: Pick up the energy you wanted a nighting day.
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Speaker 1: Look at this.
Speaker 4: This is my good pal Chris there on the right.
Speaker 4: Chris is the guy in the right and look who
Speaker 4: he's had to take it.
Speaker 1: He's not the guy on the left. Stop.
Speaker 4: But you know what I'm talking about. Chris with Nathan Rourke,
Speaker 4: star quarterback of the BC Lions up in Kamloops. Look
Speaker 4: at the clouds, Donnie, what's going on? Was it raining
Speaker 4: in Kamloops anyways? Beautiful photo? Yes, yeah, Chris, good pal
Speaker 4: of mine right there with Nathan Works, star quarterback of
Speaker 4: the BC Lions and friend of the show. And friend
Speaker 4: of the show Nathan Rourke. Great guy.
Speaker 1: That's it for folks.
Speaker 4: And one birthday Donnie Dwight turning sixty four today. Dwight's
Speaker 4: a big fan of the show from Chilliwack.
Speaker 1: And there might be another birthday in the Henderson family.
Speaker 1: We haven't received any news yet. Waiting by the way,
Speaker 1: David Cedar in the inbox baside inbox in forming us
Speaker 1: WrestleMania three. Yes, when Hulk Hogan grabbed Honor the Giant
Speaker 1: tossed them around seventy eight thousand fans, I remember the
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Speaker 1: Foot no longer head coach of the Bank of a
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