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Speaker 4: How are you lovely? Couldn't be better?
Speaker 3: In the national Honkken tag over the weekend. I don't
Speaker 3: know if you're aware of this, but wow, Brady Kachuk
Speaker 3: is going to join his brother Matthew in Florida for
Speaker 3: four Draft picks, including the ninth and twenty fifth overall
Speaker 3: picks at Friday's draft, also a second rounder and in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty seven, first rounder in twenty twenty nine. That
Speaker 3: is top ten protect now as we speak, or at
Speaker 3: least it was scheduled to be as we speak. But
Speaker 3: around ten o'clock our time, Ottawa GM Steve STOs, the
Speaker 3: former Kduck defenseman, talking to the media. So we hope
Speaker 3: to get a clip or two or some information on
Speaker 3: the Brady Kachuck trade from Steve Staos in the next
Speaker 3: couple of hours. We hope at least just your thoughts
Speaker 3: on this trade and Florida very very aggressive. They reunite
Speaker 3: the Kachuck brothers, or unite the Kentuck brothers. They haven't
Speaker 3: played at the NHL level, and maybe what it means
Speaker 3: for the Canucks going for it. I have a few
Speaker 3: thoughts on that, okay.
Speaker 5: First of all, Kajak said after the season, I'm fully
Speaker 5: committed to the Sins. I'm fully committed to the city.
Speaker 5: He says, Oh, this is all a di draft.
Speaker 3: We've got that clip, okay.
Speaker 5: But here's the problem, Donny, So now you have a
Speaker 5: few weeks later, you get the ball rolling. He met
Speaker 5: with Steos in New Jersey last month setting the foundation
Speaker 5: gaving four teams. This is scary for Canadian teams because
Speaker 5: the Kachuk brothers, Quinn Hughes. What's the point of drafting
Speaker 5: these guys. But they're not leaving at the draft or
Speaker 5: the year after the draft. They're leaving two or three
Speaker 5: contracts later. People need to realize this isn't a draft thing.
Speaker 5: They're leaving five, six, seven, eight years later. It's really bad.
Speaker 5: So okay, but done done. But don't say don't draft
Speaker 5: Americans high. We're not worried about Americans being drafted in
Speaker 5: round six and seven. Don't draft Americans if you're a
Speaker 5: Canadian city high because these guys are leaving six, seven, eight.
Speaker 5: This looks like a US Olympic thing. Hella buck Larkin.
Speaker 5: All these guys, now Kuchuck, they're all asking to be out.
Speaker 4: I don't know if.
Speaker 5: It's a like the NBA. They're getting other guys to recruit.
Speaker 5: Wrensky might be on the move. They're getting buddies to
Speaker 5: recruit buddies.
Speaker 3: I don't know this is really brothers in this case.
Speaker 4: Brothers in this case.
Speaker 3: But I mean, but it's a question that has to
Speaker 3: be asked. Yes, if you don't want, let's run this
Speaker 3: Brady Kuchuk clip from back in April, late April. This
Speaker 3: is Brady Kuchuk who got the clip right there. This
Speaker 3: is Brady Kuchuk, captain of the Ottawa Senators, the leader
Speaker 3: of the Ottawa Senators, and this is after they were
Speaker 3: eliminated by the Carolina Hurricanes round one of the playoffs.
Speaker 3: And this is Brady who was wasn't part of the
Speaker 3: locker room clean out because of the birth of a child. Yes,
Speaker 3: So later on he met with the media and talked
Speaker 3: about how he was tired about all the speculation about
Speaker 3: him leaving Ottawa, like.
Speaker 6: I've answered this hundreds of times that none of that
Speaker 6: I feel like I've never shown, I've never said, none
Speaker 6: of those things ever came out of my mouth. And
Speaker 6: quite honestly, it's just getting frustrated. It's become a distraction,
Speaker 6: and because I've I have been fully committed to this team,
Speaker 6: to the city, and it's just becoming a distraction, frustrating.
Speaker 4: To deal with. Wow, and then a few weeks later,
Speaker 4: get me out of here.
Speaker 3: It sounds like he lieded. So there's look he's going
Speaker 3: to Florida to join Matthew kuld Chuck. And what did
Speaker 3: Matthew could Chuck do in twenty twenty three? He bolted
Speaker 3: Calgary right, and the players are more and more are
Speaker 3: running the league, or at least seemed to be in
Speaker 3: charge of player movement, which of course is you think
Speaker 3: about it. It's their right to do. But you could
Speaker 3: go back to, you know, Johnny Goudrou god rest his soul.
Speaker 3: Uh left Calgary for Columbus. What's gonna happen with Austin Matthews?
Speaker 3: You mentioned, Uh, you mentioned Connor Hellibuk, who recently committed
Speaker 3: himself to Winnipeg. Now there's all you he wants out, sure,
Speaker 3: I mean, and and a lot of it is because
Speaker 3: because you don't hear this out of Montreal, no, you know,
Speaker 3: like because they're winning and they've got this great future
Speaker 3: and of course that tradition and how tremendous it is
Speaker 3: to play in Montreal.
Speaker 4: But I don't want to.
Speaker 3: Make the playoffs the last two years exactly, and they're
Speaker 3: they're they're a solid young team. And now now this happens,
Speaker 3: and good on Steve Stales. I think it's smart to
Speaker 3: make this move now because of his He's making eight
Speaker 3: million dollars a year. You know, by today's NHL standards,
Speaker 3: eight million is a pretty good deal for bradycheck. So
Speaker 3: he's got a couple of years left in his contract.
Speaker 3: It's a smart move to do it now versus when
Speaker 3: you're more desperate and you're not going to you're not
Speaker 3: going to get as much. But look, it's something you
Speaker 3: have to think about. I mean, Chase read is. We
Speaker 3: have Chris Peters coming on from Flow Hockey scouting guru
Speaker 3: looking ahead to Friday's draft. He's got Chase Reid, I
Speaker 3: believe at number three where the Canucks draft.
Speaker 5: Canucks have them high. Yeah, Cannucks have him as their
Speaker 5: number one raided defense.
Speaker 3: This is Chase Reid at number three or the Canucks draft?
Speaker 3: Do you not? Do you not have to at least
Speaker 3: think about it. I don't care four or five years
Speaker 3: down the road, down the road you don't want you
Speaker 3: wanted this to happen with, like Quinn Hughes again, like no,
Speaker 3: like im sorry, you have to think about it. At
Speaker 3: least you have to be very very sure you've got that.
Speaker 3: And it's not so much even an American thing, as
Speaker 3: an American player and what's his character? Like, you know,
Speaker 3: can you can you be sure of that at that age?
Speaker 3: I'm not. I'm not so sure, but I think you
Speaker 3: have to investigate it more than maybe you would in
Speaker 3: the past. I don't have anything wrong.
Speaker 5: With that, but I will say to you, Dempko, Garland, Besser,
Speaker 5: Miller all signed extensive long term deals in Vancouver when
Speaker 5: they could.
Speaker 3: Have hit the London Miller now stop, but why stop?
Speaker 5: They're looking at UFA battest and they said, we want
Speaker 5: to sign brock Besser signed in Vancouver for seven years
Speaker 5: on July first year.
Speaker 3: The exception up here, he had all the opportunity to
Speaker 3: defend these guys on one out exactly.
Speaker 5: There are some Americans that love playing in Canada. Brock
Speaker 5: Besser's won July first. He could have signed in San Jose,
Speaker 5: he could have signed multiple cities.
Speaker 3: He said, Nope, you disagree with me that you shouldn't like,
Speaker 3: go out of your way. You know, vet these players
Speaker 3: as much as much as possible to make sure they
Speaker 3: want to stick around in Canada, that they have the
Speaker 3: character to go through a rebuilding process, because these guys
Speaker 3: they can't they they can't have they couldn't handle that.
Speaker 3: They want out and and and you know, look and
Speaker 3: again it's their right right to do that. But just
Speaker 3: thinking of your customers and your fans and the other
Speaker 3: players on the team, you got to make sure you
Speaker 3: got the right guys if you can.
Speaker 4: Drive, absolutely, you know.
Speaker 5: But look at Mitch Marner, a Canadian bolt at his hometown.
Speaker 4: It happens. It's happening everywhere, don It's sadly dude.
Speaker 3: So you you're.
Speaker 5: Okay with That's okay? What did I'm telling you? There
Speaker 5: are some Americans that love playing in Canada. Some don't
Speaker 5: you mentioned Montreal, Lane, Hudson, co Coffield America.
Speaker 3: I just said that's that. Look that I think it's
Speaker 3: more about winning than it is about nationality, to be
Speaker 3: honest with you. But you know that in some cases, look,
Speaker 3: Americans are the only nationality in the National Hockey League
Speaker 3: who have the option of playing for a team in
Speaker 3: their home country. Yes, right, Swedes, Russians check that, that's
Speaker 3: that's not the case with them. So I understand it
Speaker 3: to some extent, but you still got to make sure
Speaker 3: you got the right guy. But he wasn't the right guy.
Speaker 3: Here Mumbling his way through interviews, you know at the end,
Speaker 3: Don even before that, quitting on shifts near the end.
Speaker 4: He it was clearly not the right guy.
Speaker 3: If you're you're defending, I'm not defending what happens when
Speaker 3: he comes to town.
Speaker 4: All's see what happened.
Speaker 3: Brady Kuldchuck goes to Ottawa. We're gonna play them four
Speaker 3: or five times a year.
Speaker 4: You know what's funny.
Speaker 5: All these Americans want to leave because they're tired of losing,
Speaker 5: and this and that. Quinn Hughes got tired of losing.
Speaker 5: If the Canucks were winning and it were consistent of winning,
Speaker 5: he would have said that, Yeah, so there you go. Well, okay,
Speaker 5: there's Elias Peterson's in town. He's done nothing but lose.
Speaker 5: He hasn't asked to be traded.
Speaker 3: You know, what's your point?
Speaker 5: My point is it's a single case by case. Everyone's different.
Speaker 5: Some guys love Canada. Ellis Peterson's got a million reasons
Speaker 5: to ask for a trade out of Vancouver.
Speaker 4: He never does.
Speaker 3: Rick, You've been never the leader the captain of teams
Speaker 3: asking out Brady kuld Chuck and Ottawa. Quinn Hughes in
Speaker 3: Vancouver's brother, both American captains, and you go go back
Speaker 3: to Johnny Gudro, go back to Matthew Kuld Chuck, all
Speaker 3: due respect to Gudrou, I'll go, I'll go, I'll go
Speaker 3: with something else. Would you think and this is a
Speaker 3: completely different job. Was tursa fit here Vancouver? He lived in.
Speaker 4: Point Robbers I lasted one year. He wasn't a fit
Speaker 4: And uh.
Speaker 3: There's something there, like you got to make sure you
Speaker 3: got the right guy. Brock Besser seems like the right guy.
Speaker 4: Yes, right, brock Besser loves this city.
Speaker 3: What about Connor Helibook? Now he wants home, he.
Speaker 4: Wants Larka wants out. You know, you know it's now there's.
Speaker 3: That's more about losing well with Larkin and perhaps hellipok
Speaker 3: as well. There I signed the contract.
Speaker 5: They're worried in Columbus about Warensky Darni there, and there's
Speaker 5: a lot of rumblings about him wanting out.
Speaker 3: That's an American city.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know, but it's still why are these guys
Speaker 5: wanting out? Everybody wants out. The the NBA thing, let's
Speaker 5: go to a winner win the championship. Well, there's only
Speaker 5: one team that wins the championship.
Speaker 3: And to some extent, I agree with you, like, it's
Speaker 3: more about going to a winner. Are you paying attention?
Speaker 3: It's more about going to a winner than it is
Speaker 3: leaving for for your your home country, your homeland. But
Speaker 3: I just think it's something you have to take it
Speaker 3: to consider it. Okay, So let's let's let's let's let's
Speaker 3: do this. Okay. We talked about Chase Reid. Yeah, it
Speaker 3: was on the show on Friday. Ye projected to be
Speaker 3: probably a top five pick, maybe the top defenseman pick.
Speaker 3: I picked on on Friday. Playing an American from Michigan,
Speaker 3: I believe playing for the Sue Greyhounds in Canada the
Speaker 3: OHL the last couple of years. This is a Chase
Speaker 3: Reid from Friday on the possibility of being selected by
Speaker 3: a Canadian NHL team.
Speaker 7: I think being in the Siue definitely helped me train
Speaker 7: for that. Being welcomed in by the Sioue fans in
Speaker 7: the Canadian environment, it definitely helped. And yeah, I would
Speaker 7: have no problem coming to playing in a Canadian market.
Speaker 7: I mean, hockey's the biggest thing in Canada, so I
Speaker 7: feel like that'd be that'd be pretty cool.
Speaker 3: There you go, So I would what do you mean,
Speaker 3: there you go?
Speaker 4: There actually what he's got no issue playing in Canada.
Speaker 3: I think it's just something that might hit them over
Speaker 3: time when you talk to players from other teams. You
Speaker 3: play with the national team down on the States for
Speaker 3: the American national team, and you hear how much they're
Speaker 3: paying for taxes or how much how little they're paying
Speaker 3: for tax a lot of factors. How you know how
Speaker 3: how great it is to play in your homeland, and
Speaker 3: you know at first you you're just happy to be
Speaker 3: drafted anywhere, absolutely, but maybe over time things happen and
Speaker 3: you change your opinion. So Chase Reid, I'm not so
Speaker 3: sure he's the guy they would they wanted the fact
Speaker 3: I have a feeling he's going to go to San
Speaker 3: Jose and the end up with that.
Speaker 5: Would you wouldn't be wrong in thinking that.
Speaker 3: All right, what should we do the pow? You Ryan,
Speaker 3: should we do the poll? Now? The water and up? Actually,
Speaker 3: you know what, let's save it for one of our
Speaker 3: open segments.
Speaker 8: I'm just listening to Steos. So Steve Staves just confirmed
Speaker 8: there was a trade request. Brady Brady Gash because the
Speaker 8: first question was the first question was you know what's changed?
Speaker 8: Because I think Steve Staves actually said it would be nonsense,
Speaker 8: the topic of trading trading Brady could chuck a few
Speaker 8: months ago. The first question was so like, what's the
Speaker 8: difference now, and he said, the difference now is trade
Speaker 8: request by Brady.
Speaker 3: So but you you mentioned nonsense apparently what it wouldn't
Speaker 3: have been nonsense?
Speaker 8: Well, the possibility of him being traded a few months ago,
Speaker 8: Steve Steale says, was nonsense, right, because they were happy
Speaker 8: to have them all that stuff.
Speaker 3: But then it just turns out wouldn't have been exactly.
Speaker 8: He's also saying kind of the same things we heard
Speaker 8: from Rutford and that he's like he said, he said
Speaker 8: something about you know, it's became clear over the year.
Speaker 8: So again this is a this is a there was
Speaker 8: a lot of runway on this of him, you know,
Speaker 8: looking like he wanted to move on.
Speaker 3: And by the way, been a lot of talk for
Speaker 3: a long time in Ottawa about Brady ku chuck.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, and that's you guys about him, you know,
Speaker 8: woe is me? The topic of conversation. The topic of
Speaker 8: conversation also came up because you and your brother started
Speaker 8: a podcast and that included your dad yapping about your
Speaker 8: teammates about playing in Canada.
Speaker 3: So you guys are creating.
Speaker 8: A noise yourself like I'm sorry, don't say this like
Speaker 8: woe is me thing, it's all made up?
Speaker 3: Come on, yeah, okay, so we got let's let's we
Speaker 3: should bring more of how this deal relates to the Canucks.
Speaker 3: Coming up, will also introduce that waddling dog pole question
Speaker 3: which relates to the Brady Kentuck trade and the Canucks.
Speaker 3: That's later on d T m Z. Is it just me?
Speaker 3: Coming up in the eleven o'clock hour, Jamie mcclennan is
Speaker 3: going to join us. Just after eleven o'clock. Elliott Frieman
Speaker 3: was supposed to join us today. He has travel issues.
Speaker 3: We're not sure where he's going, but he's got travel issues.
Speaker 3: Jamie has decided to do our show what he did
Speaker 3: last Monday. So Jamie does Senators broadcasts on sports or
Speaker 3: TSN that they what do they have? Okay, of course,
Speaker 3: See do you.
Speaker 8: Ever make these fridays off?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 8: It's especially with the warm weather, you're golfing, driving around
Speaker 8: different appointments.
Speaker 3: It's not the fridays off that's the problem, Okay, buddy,
Speaker 3: it's the birth date. Big Rye, the Twitter guy coming
Speaker 3: up maybe later this hour and coming up next week.
Speaker 3: Talked about him NHL Draft and Prospects analyst, content manager
Speaker 3: for Flow Hockey. He's a former intern at USA Hockey,
Speaker 3: so we can talk to him about this whole situation
Speaker 3: with American players. Do they want to play in Canada
Speaker 3: in the National Hockey Chris Peters he's going to join
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Speaker 3: We will talk some World Cup as well. Hope you
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Speaker 3: the Brady could Chuck trade, but right now we're going
Speaker 3: to talk and we'll get Chris to talk about it
Speaker 3: as well if he doesn't like. Chris Peters, NHL Draft
Speaker 3: and Prospects Analyst content manager for Flow Hockey, Chris Drouge.
Speaker 3: Just now, Chris, thanks for doing this, sir. How are
Speaker 3: you hey?
Speaker 9: I'm doing well, guys, Thanks for having me. Looking forward
Speaker 9: to talking draft and much more looking forward to the
Speaker 9: draft being over.
Speaker 3: Before we get Sorry Chris, but before we get to
Speaker 3: the draft? What I was just talking about here? You're
Speaker 3: a former intern at USA Hockey. Do America's not like us?
Speaker 3: Do they not like playing in Canada? What's happening there? No?
Speaker 9: I don't think it's that, you know, like it's it's
Speaker 9: an interesting thing. Like it was kind of funny when
Speaker 9: all those American guys, it was like the glory, like
Speaker 9: the great classes of American players Quinn Hughes and Brady
Speaker 9: Kachuck and Austin Matthews and all these players were getting
Speaker 9: drafted by Canadian teams. I was like, Ah, that's probably
Speaker 9: not exactly what USA Hockey would want in that scenario.
Speaker 9: But at the same time, I think for a lot
Speaker 9: of these guys, and specifically Brady, I think, you know,
Speaker 9: it's obviously there's a family thing on top of it,
Speaker 9: and you know, I think there's there's a lot of
Speaker 9: different elements to it.
Speaker 4: With Matthew.
Speaker 9: You know, you look back at him getting you know,
Speaker 9: essentially getting his way out.
Speaker 3: Of Calgary as well.
Speaker 9: You know, there there's always been that kind of feeling that, hey,
Speaker 9: I probably want to go play in the US. I
Speaker 9: don't think it's really the immediate pressure and other things
Speaker 9: like that. I know people have said that. I definitely
Speaker 9: don't think that was the case with Brady, you know,
Speaker 9: but certainly there was there was definitely the storm created
Speaker 9: with some podcast stuff, you know, where it felt like
Speaker 9: the writing was on the wall and and other things
Speaker 9: like that. But you know, I at this point, Austin
Speaker 9: Matthews is still in Toronto, you know, still pleased to
Speaker 9: be in Toronto.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 9: Obviously, I know Quinn leaving Vancouver is still going to
Speaker 9: be a pretty sore spot as well. But I think
Speaker 9: there were a lot of other factors there too.
Speaker 3: Okay, the draft Friday, you have Gavin mccannon number one
Speaker 3: in your top thirty two going into Friday's first round.
Speaker 3: Any question, he goes to the Leafs.
Speaker 9: It seems sem to be dwindling.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 9: I think that the Leafs did their due diligence. It
Speaker 9: just seems like that that's where it's going. And you know,
Speaker 9: I know that Gavin had told a number of teams
Speaker 9: that he spoke with at the Combine that he was
Speaker 9: essentially told that he was going to go there. And really,
Speaker 9: I think, you know, it makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 9: They really the Leaf's getting the number one pick. You know,
Speaker 9: I think Gavin is more of a complimentary player than
Speaker 9: he is a cornerstone player, and that's a good thing
Speaker 9: for them because they need that they have some cornerstone
Speaker 9: players already in their system. So I think that he's
Speaker 9: a guy that can can potentially compliment.
Speaker 3: That on top of it.
Speaker 9: You know, I think when you look at Gavin McKenna,
Speaker 9: the biggest separating factor between him and the other guys
Speaker 9: that are available in the drafts right now is I
Speaker 9: think you look at the highest potential offensive upside and
Speaker 9: that's him. He's proven it at the WHL level, He's
Speaker 9: proven at the collegiate level. He's a high end score.
Speaker 9: There are other elements of his game that are going
Speaker 9: to have to be cleaned up, and there's certainly some
Speaker 9: people that have concerns about his ability to play in
Speaker 9: the toughest minutes and other things like that, with a
Speaker 9: little bit too perimeter play. I do think as he
Speaker 9: gets older and is he gets a better understanding of
Speaker 9: what he's gonna need to do, I think that'll come along.
Speaker 9: Because the offensive stuff that he has, you really can't,
Speaker 9: you know, expect to get that in a lot of
Speaker 9: different players. I think that's the separating factor. I view
Speaker 9: him as a one hundred point winger potentially over the
Speaker 9: course of his career. That's probably what separates him a
Speaker 9: little bit. I think that you know, Toronto sees that
Speaker 9: and they can't pass that in order to go you know,
Speaker 9: get maybe that defenseman, even though I think it's gonna
Speaker 9: be harder and harder for them to find that top
Speaker 9: four defense even you know, yes they went and got
Speaker 9: Darren Radish and other things, but a long term number
Speaker 9: one defenseman, I think it's gonna be a lot harder
Speaker 9: to come by.
Speaker 5: Hey, Chris, everybody says, oh, who are the Canucks taking
Speaker 5: at three? But it really depends on what happens with
Speaker 5: picks one and two. Do you see Shan Jose taking
Speaker 5: a defenseman? What's your gut saying about san Jose?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean it's been tough to really pin down
Speaker 9: san Jose. Last year, you know, there was the whole
Speaker 9: thing with with Misa and in front Dell where they
Speaker 9: going to potentially take them. There was a lot of
Speaker 9: chatter about the potential of that year. I think that
Speaker 9: they are still probably having those discussions and maybe don't
Speaker 9: know themselves whether it's going to be Stenberg or I
Speaker 9: think it's really the debate is between him and Chase Reed.
Speaker 9: Chase Reid is the right shot defenseman, offensive you know,
Speaker 9: offensive guy guy that can really they need a right
Speaker 9: shot defenseman. I think that Reid also put would be
Speaker 9: their number one defense prospect ahead of Sam Dickinson, who had,
Speaker 9: you know, an up and down rookie year this year.
Speaker 9: I really like Dickinson though, I think he's gonna be
Speaker 9: a good player. But you know, I think, to me,
Speaker 9: if I'm looking at it, the opportunity to get a
Speaker 9: high end wing versus that potential top pairing defenseman, to me,
Speaker 9: it should always go to the defenseman if it's close.
Speaker 9: And I wonder if that's really the debate they're having
Speaker 9: now that said, Evar Stenberg would be a great complimentary player.
Speaker 9: Vermcklin celebrity. They play a similar style, very good, you know,
Speaker 9: both ends of the ice. They are more complete players.
Speaker 9: They have a real good competitive drive, and they're both
Speaker 9: dynamic players. But man, I look at the Sharks. I
Speaker 9: just say, as I look at this organization where it's headed. Yes,
Speaker 9: Chase Reid's not going to help you right away, but gosh,
Speaker 9: I do think the upside there of a potential number
Speaker 9: one or top pairing defenseman is really enticing Chris.
Speaker 5: It's going to be fascinating in Vancouver if Capitol letters,
Speaker 5: if Maholt and Stenberg are available, do you draft for
Speaker 5: position or best player available? If you're the Canucks at
Speaker 5: three and Maholt tran Stenberger there.
Speaker 4: Wow, what do you do?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I think it's it's it's so much tougher of a
Speaker 9: conversation than just simply best player available. I think you
Speaker 9: look at where the Canucks are is an organization right now,
Speaker 9: the road ahead for them, and what they need to
Speaker 9: do long term. Do I think that Stenberg is the
Speaker 9: better of the two players at this point?
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 9: I think that Stenberg is a guy that has you know,
Speaker 9: maybe eighty ninety point potential at the NHL level, a
Speaker 9: guy that could be a top line winger, a guy
Speaker 9: that could make a lot of plays for you down
Speaker 9: the stretch. But I also look at the opportunity with
Speaker 9: Caleb Malhotra being a strong two way center, a guy
Speaker 9: that has great, you know, character, a guy that could
Speaker 9: be a leader, a guy that can do a lot
Speaker 9: of different things. I'm I really like Caleb. On my board,
Speaker 9: it's Stenburg ahead. But gosh, you know what teams build
Speaker 9: through the wing, you know, like they don't. And so
Speaker 9: that's the hard part about this discussion is I think
Speaker 9: you have to have positionality is a part of the
Speaker 9: value structure of when they're picking a player. You want
Speaker 9: to pick whoever is going to be the best player,
Speaker 9: but you don't necessarily want to, you know, leave anything
Speaker 9: on the table in terms of actual roster building. And
Speaker 9: I think they have a real discussion on their hands there,
Speaker 9: and they should probably also include you know, Vigo Bjorke
Speaker 9: in that discussion for that matter, if you really want
Speaker 9: to talk about center and other things. I think it's unlikely,
Speaker 9: but it's still it's continuing to expand that discussion because
Speaker 9: right now you're kind of in a position where you
Speaker 9: need a little bit of everything as you kind of
Speaker 9: continue on this path of you know, maybe a more
Speaker 9: patient approach.
Speaker 3: Okay, so I'm looking at your top thirty two for
Speaker 3: the NHL Draft on Friday, first round on Friday. So
Speaker 3: the Cannucks pick twenty fourth and thirty three, They've got
Speaker 3: ten draft picks overall. I'm looking at some similar names
Speaker 3: around twenty four. Jack Hextall and Liam Ruck, Xavier of Villanus,
Speaker 3: some really good names in there in terms of the
Speaker 3: all named team. Chris, Hey, give us a dark horse,
Speaker 3: Give us somebody that Canucks might grab at twenty four
Speaker 3: or thirty three that would really help them long term.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean it's it's it's really interesting to kind
Speaker 9: of see where everything's going right now. I think that
Speaker 9: there's a lot of questions about and this is true
Speaker 9: every draft after twenty it could be a real crapshoot
Speaker 9: about who's available and what's there. You know, as I
Speaker 9: look at kind of just the different things that I
Speaker 9: see in my in my in my own list, you know,
Speaker 9: guys like Hextall, like he might not be as exciting,
Speaker 9: but he's a good, high energy player. Although if we're
Speaker 9: talking about, you know, our discussion earlier about US players,
Speaker 9: how many US players do you want to necessarily bring
Speaker 9: into Canada anymore? You know, and I totally understand that too,
Speaker 9: you know, I look at some of these guys like
Speaker 9: even like a Mathis Preston, who is you know, played
Speaker 9: for Vancouver Giants this year, highly skilled player, Like let's
Speaker 9: say you don't draft Evar Stenberg, but you're able to
Speaker 9: get a guy like a Mathis Preston later. Now, Preston
Speaker 9: came into the year as a potential top ten guy,
Speaker 9: didn't really work out that way. I think there's been
Speaker 9: some consistency issues. I think there's different things that you know,
Speaker 9: he's not a big stout guy. You know, that's a
Speaker 9: player that you kind of want to take a look
Speaker 9: at a little bit further. Preston is a guy that
Speaker 9: I would say, you know, all of a sudden, you're
Speaker 9: having those conversations. If he's high enough on your list,
Speaker 9: that's that's a guy you could potentially look at. A
Speaker 9: guy that like, even a little bit further down the board,
Speaker 9: you might say Alessandro Diorio, another center. You know, if
Speaker 9: you say you go defense or if you go wing
Speaker 9: or whatever, you know, you're looking at guys I like
Speaker 9: like the two way play of Diorio, who played for
Speaker 9: the Sarniat Thing this year. His numbers were down year
Speaker 9: over year, but he also had some injury issues this
Speaker 9: year and was on a pretty poor Sarnia team, But
Speaker 9: I like his two way skills. You know, there's there's
Speaker 9: all sorts of different players that you can kind of
Speaker 9: look at in these ranges and see where there's some
Speaker 9: value if you want to go further down even I mean,
Speaker 9: there's plenty of options, a lot of good defensemen I
Speaker 9: think in the second tier of this draft that should
Speaker 9: be available early in the second.
Speaker 3: This has been great. Chris and I have paid a
Speaker 3: lot of attention to you. But I am fascinated by
Speaker 3: the picture over your left shoulder. I think I know
Speaker 3: what that building is. Is it the old Chicago Stadium.
Speaker 9: It is the old Chicago State I saw my first
Speaker 9: saw my first NHL game there in nineteen eighty eight,
Speaker 9: so I had to commemorate that when I was four
Speaker 9: years old. So it was Hawk's maple leafs and that
Speaker 9: was my FIRSTEL game. So that's why Chicago Stadium is
Speaker 9: behind me.
Speaker 3: Here's my take on seeing games in Chicago, even at
Speaker 3: the United Center. I could leave after the anthem and
Speaker 3: I'd be happy.
Speaker 9: Yeah, pretty much. I mean it's it's remarkable.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so special, Chris. This is Christmas for so many people,
Speaker 3: especially people in the business. Say you're in. We can't
Speaker 3: wait until Friday. Thanks so much for doing this, my friend.
Speaker 9: Hey, my pleasure. Guys, thanks for having me.
Speaker 3: You bet. Chris Peters NHL draft in prospects analysts. He's
Speaker 3: a content manager at Flow Hockey, former intern at USA Hockey.
Speaker 3: Fascinating week for the Canucks. One of the biggest drafts
Speaker 3: of all time in the city. Boy oh boy, get
Speaker 3: ready for it. Four picks in the top thirty three,
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Speaker 3: concerns the big trade yesterday about Brady Kachuk going from
Speaker 3: Ottawa to Florida.
Speaker 8: I kind of screwed up.
Speaker 4: Oh, boil boy, boil boy.
Speaker 8: I supposed to give it to Derek faster than I did.
Speaker 5: It's karma. It's karma for you ripping and tearing us
Speaker 5: before the show. This is karma. I don't even have
Speaker 5: the question.
Speaker 8: No, no, Derek's gonna have it in sec He just
Speaker 8: needs a second because of our technic karma karma and
Speaker 8: heps we're going through at the moment.
Speaker 3: Well, I thought maybe this was you being in a
Speaker 3: snit because this was my bottom justin and you didn't
Speaker 3: like it. So maybe you just decided not to tell
Speaker 3: Derek about it.
Speaker 8: I just wanted to ask him.
Speaker 3: Mary.
Speaker 5: There it is, there, it is who got the better
Speaker 5: deal for their American captain? The senators of the Canucks
Speaker 5: look at this A thousand votes already, it's hopping. It's popping,
Speaker 5: not stopping. Sixty nine percent say Vancouver, Ottawa, thirty one
Speaker 5: percent the Canucks I think it makes more sense because
Speaker 5: they got.
Speaker 4: Three bodies, warm bodies.
Speaker 5: They got warm bodies, and they got a defenseman and
Speaker 5: zee Bouyam, who, let's be honest, he's young. He's only
Speaker 5: nineteen twenty years old, and he's going to be a
Speaker 5: top four defenseman for a long time in the city.
Speaker 5: So Ottawa was rushed into this deal. You heard the
Speaker 5: GM today say at a meeting in New Jersey last month,
Speaker 5: Brady said, trade me. So they kind of rushed into it,
Speaker 5: you know. And then he gave the list of four teams,
Speaker 5: so they didn't get to talk to all thirty two
Speaker 5: teams of thirty one. So there was a lot of
Speaker 5: things working against Ottawa on this.
Speaker 3: Well, I would go Canucks because and look as Tesdale
Speaker 3: said anything about the possibility, and Ryan, you've been keeping
Speaker 3: an eye on the Steve stals press conference, which is
Speaker 3: going on last time I checked right now in Outawa.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he's finished anything about a trade
Speaker 3: using those draft picks to get a player. For now.
Speaker 8: He said that his phone has been ringing off the
Speaker 8: hook when it comes to nine and twenty five. This
Speaker 8: is him on keeping the ninth overall pook pick. I
Speaker 8: wouldn't see that.
Speaker 3: He wouldn't see that they're trading it or did they
Speaker 3: keep it? Okay, So the thing is with me, the
Speaker 3: way I look at this is that Autowa and Vancouver
Speaker 3: are in a different spot right now.
Speaker 4: Yes they are.
Speaker 3: Like Ottawa's made the playoffs the last a couple of seasons.
Speaker 3: We had Travis Green on last week. He's had a
Speaker 3: great job with that hockey team. Some people felt he
Speaker 3: was an Adams candidate. Of course, I thought Adam Foot
Speaker 3: was an Adams a candidate back in late October, but
Speaker 3: that's another story. Altogether. They're more of a now team
Speaker 3: and what they got in return speaks way more to
Speaker 3: the future. It was a deal that a team like
Speaker 3: Vancouver I think would be and their fan base would
Speaker 3: be more satisfied with. So he says, like, good possibility.
Speaker 3: I'm paraphrasing ear of trading that ninth overall pick. That
Speaker 3: makes a lot more sense to me because they're they're
Speaker 3: on the up and up that that team and this
Speaker 3: is this is hit them pretty hard, and I wouldn't
Speaker 3: be surprised that they want to get somebody for now.
Speaker 3: But as far as this moment goes, yeah, the Cannucks
Speaker 3: I think got the got the better deal, he said.
Speaker 3: He said multiple was ninth overall too. By the by
Speaker 3: the way, he.
Speaker 8: Said multiple times today Steve Staos did, what this is
Speaker 8: one player getting traded. We're not taking a step back,
Speaker 8: We're not redoing all those things.
Speaker 3: So versus what the Canucks I have said, Look, this
Speaker 3: is this is part of a rebuild. Right there. They
Speaker 3: actually went out eventually and said the words. So that
Speaker 3: deal I think made a lot more sense for the
Speaker 3: Canucks initially. But we'll see what the Senators do with it,
Speaker 3: what they're planning.
Speaker 5: We shall see what they do with those picks. Definitely
Speaker 5: gonna move nine, it seems like for sure.
Speaker 8: I also wonder if they're hoping for a bounce because
Speaker 8: of how apparently it was in the locker room post Olympics.
Speaker 8: Not all that great. Yeah, they made the playoffs, I
Speaker 8: get that, but I mean they got swept in the playoffs.
Speaker 3: So they had a lot of injury issues too, especially
Speaker 3: in the blue line. The situation with line of Salmark,
Speaker 3: who by the way, was excellent in the playoffs. So
Speaker 3: there was scot of negatives going on for that team.
Speaker 3: With all due respect, but they still are with a
Speaker 3: team that made the playoffs, and you know, Lord knows
Speaker 3: where they were headed. And now they get thrown this
Speaker 3: curve ball. Let's see what they do with it. You know, Ryan,
Speaker 3: you just said, it's no surprise that they're gonna make
Speaker 3: a deal because they're much more of a now team.
Speaker 3: And what about this possibility. This isn't something that's gonna,
Speaker 3: you know, get them over the hump in terms of
Speaker 3: getting past the first round, which they haven't done the
Speaker 3: last two years. But they were in the playoffs. There
Speaker 3: was all this talk the last week or so about
Speaker 3: and Brady could yuck is a left winger? All this
Speaker 3: talk about Jake debrask who's a left winger. Would he
Speaker 3: be a fit in Ottawa.
Speaker 5: That's a good point, but he's got trade protections. The
Speaker 5: Canucks have got seven guys with no moves. It makes
Speaker 5: it a whole lot short.
Speaker 3: But there's a lot of talk about it though we're
Speaker 3: sure they're inacted.
Speaker 5: But it's up, but it's not in the control of
Speaker 5: the Canucks when you give so much trade protection. Jake
Speaker 5: Debrescan said, no, I don't want to go to Ottawa,
Speaker 5: and the conversation deals over.
Speaker 3: But he also said at one point late in the
Speaker 3: season that I want to be the bill doesn't fit
Speaker 3: his game, and then he dialed that back a couple
Speaker 3: of days later. It was emotional at the time he
Speaker 3: made that comment, and then LKC he dialed it back,
Speaker 3: but I think there was some truth in it, and
Speaker 3: a lot of people would might might not blame him
Speaker 3: for that.
Speaker 5: Well, the Ottawa's looking for a right shot d there's
Speaker 5: a guy named Philip Peronic that the Canucks should be
Speaker 5: on the phone with Ottawa right now to see if
Speaker 5: they can get one of those nine or twenty five picks.
Speaker 4: Make it more first round picks for Vancouver right.
Speaker 3: And then there's the I think Patrick Johnson and the
Speaker 3: province talked about the possibility of doing some swap. San
Speaker 3: Jose needs a defenseman, what about Philippronic and something else
Speaker 3: for number two? Absolutely just just a thought, but just
Speaker 3: the fact that he plays, getting back to Jake debrosk
Speaker 3: here uh the same position as Brady Kachuk, that led
Speaker 3: me to think that maybe there's a twenty plus caliber.
Speaker 3: I would say that even Jake might might agree with that,
Speaker 3: but just just food for thought. Ryan had an excellent point.
Speaker 3: I thought it was like, there's a first time for everything, first.
Speaker 4: Time for everything.
Speaker 3: In the break and even before the show, we talked
Speaker 3: about this. When Brady Kachuk returns, and we're gonna have
Speaker 3: Jamie mcclennan, who does the Senators broadcast ones, and he's
Speaker 3: going to be on the show at the top of
Speaker 3: the hour, just after eleven o'clock. What's it going to
Speaker 3: be like when he returns, When Brady Kuchuk returns to Ottawa.
Speaker 3: And you know, the general thinking these days, and we
Speaker 3: saw it with Mitch Marner, is that you have the
Speaker 3: video tribute, there's an ovation, maybe a standing ovation, everything
Speaker 3: his plight. Then the player touches the puck for the
Speaker 3: first couple of times and he gets booed. What about
Speaker 3: this with Quinn Hughes, he left no no video, what
Speaker 3: about no video tribute at all? He started start a trend.
Speaker 4: But why he's gonna get one? Why wouldn't he get one?
Speaker 3: Because he said he said goodbye?
Speaker 4: Mitch Marner got one?
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, so explain the Mitch Murner, So why not
Speaker 3: start something?
Speaker 8: Okay, Well, I'd argue they shouldn't have done in Toronto either.
Speaker 4: Rick.
Speaker 8: The difference with the difference with Marna.
Speaker 3: Got carjacked and he had people tweeting out on social media.
Speaker 3: His home address was that he had to get out
Speaker 3: of there. Like that's that's a difference.
Speaker 4: Was way different than this, Quinn.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but that also the difference with Marner is he
Speaker 8: was a free agent. He ere in the right he left.
Speaker 8: Quinn was not a free agent. He wanted out. Brady
Speaker 8: not a free agent. He wanted out. I think he's
Speaker 8: gonna stand.
Speaker 3: But here's the difference. Sorry, right, here's the difference.
Speaker 4: Quinn.
Speaker 3: He was quit on shifts. You saw that California road
Speaker 3: trip near the end of his time on the ice, Yeah,
Speaker 3: he did. He's like the captain of the team.
Speaker 5: The interviews were terse and short, and he clearly didn't
Speaker 5: want to be here.
Speaker 4: There's no question.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so that's what I mean. I think teams need
Speaker 8: to start to stand up for themselves. Screw it. But
Speaker 8: if you want to honor him at the end of
Speaker 8: his career as a queen hughes Night for his time here. Sure,
Speaker 8: But but in the moment, if a guy says he
Speaker 8: wants out, that should be the end of it.
Speaker 3: Now they didn't under circumstances. Now, guy, he wants out,
Speaker 3: No the Mitch Marner I can understand, but he he's
Speaker 3: a free agent. But the bottom line is that it
Speaker 3: was pretty pretty clear that he wanted out. But there
Speaker 3: I think they were extenuating circumstances there which most people
Speaker 3: would understand. But visually you saw Quinn hughes.
Speaker 4: Quinn's no question, there's no question.
Speaker 3: I'm with you. I'm agreeing with you here. Like the
Speaker 3: body of the language was horrible, with it would be
Speaker 3: this is that other players would see that and say
Speaker 3: to themselves and the Vancouver they treat their ex players
Speaker 3: and o their players and their ex players like crap,
Speaker 3: I don't want to I don't want to go there,
Speaker 3: So they might say that, so you might want to.
Speaker 3: Even even though you're you feel that it would be
Speaker 3: right to not give him a video tribute, you do
Speaker 3: it just because you worry about the future.
Speaker 8: I think you need to be confident enough as I love.
Speaker 3: It'd be great for our show.
Speaker 8: The problem is to they set a president because they
Speaker 8: gave one to Miller. Miller want it out too, So
Speaker 8: if you're going to set the president, you would have
Speaker 8: said it with Miner Because speaking of quiding on chips.
Speaker 3: Oh, he didn't say whoa, whoa. Hold on a second,
Speaker 3: what about your least favorite Cannuck of all time? They
Speaker 3: retired his number. There's a there's one right there. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that was one right there. But he didn't get a
Speaker 3: video tribute.
Speaker 8: That was before the time of the number retired. Sure, sure,
Speaker 8: but that's a post career that's.
Speaker 3: All I remember. I'm pretty sure he got a video trip.
Speaker 5: Well the first time he when he came back, he did.
Speaker 5: He did, the first.
Speaker 3: Time he came back with Florida, if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 3: there was some sort of a hand problem and he
Speaker 3: didn't he didn't play that game, right, So I can't
Speaker 3: remember when he when he first came back with it's
Speaker 3: my members. We're now in this age great customers can
Speaker 3: can can figure this out for us. And I thanked
Speaker 3: him for that, but I mean they did retire his
Speaker 3: number and you hate the guy.
Speaker 8: Well, no, We're now in this age of everything is
Speaker 8: rosy and we do this and literally you play five
Speaker 8: games for an organization and you get some sort of
Speaker 8: acknowledgment whenas video tribute was.
Speaker 3: Amazing, like honestly, or pull a sack. I just I
Speaker 3: never played a game.
Speaker 8: I don't know the huge one.
Speaker 5: He still got a video that was one of the
Speaker 5: interesting draft picks in Canuck's history.
Speaker 8: Especially when you're talking about especially when all these guys
Speaker 8: are talking about this new culture in the organization wanting
Speaker 8: people to be here. Well, then don't honor a guy
Speaker 8: that basically threw a middle finger up at you to leave.
Speaker 3: See. I draw the line at what you see on
Speaker 3: the ice, like it's one thing to to ask for
Speaker 3: a trade, but to give up on shifts, That's that's
Speaker 3: where I draw the line.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't know if I was in Autawa, I'd
Speaker 8: be feeling the same way. And I don't think Brady
Speaker 8: could chuck quit on ships. No showed in the playoffs
Speaker 8: for them this past year.
Speaker 3: Okay, here's what's coming up on the show, DTMZ is
Speaker 3: it just me? Next hour noodles Jamie mcclennan. He works
Speaker 3: for TSN and he does Autawa Centers broadcast on TSN,
Speaker 3: so he'll have a thing or two to say about
Speaker 3: Brady Kchuck leaving him for Florida. And up next Big
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Speaker 3: Just had a big ride the Twitter guy. Interesting going
Speaker 3: goings on in the World Cup. Argentina is playing Austria.
Speaker 3: A messy missed a penalty kick but scored later on
Speaker 3: Now the all time World Cup goalscorer.
Speaker 8: Big Rye seventeen goals, Men's tournament, seventeen goals. There you go, Yeah,
Speaker 8: he's watched the highlights later the penalty kick he had.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't get the soccer players hit the ball, shoot
Speaker 8: the ball. Don't you know we're gonna shoot it.
Speaker 3: Hit it.
Speaker 5: You're gonna tell world class soccer players how to play
Speaker 5: the game.
Speaker 8: Sometimes they do this like they they're in the World Cup.
Speaker 4: Yes, I think they know.
Speaker 8: I know how we see it in hockey though, Rick,
Speaker 8: These guys are go super.
Speaker 3: Slow and that just with some force. Man, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: put this thing in the net. I'll see if leoneld
Speaker 3: little too fancy for a give me call. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: just it's for people that don't know. We can't show
Speaker 3: World Cup highlights. Yespn's having fun with it. They're doing
Speaker 3: She's done okay though through the years. Just so you know,
Speaker 3: have they got the the the same ones? Yeah, the
Speaker 3: same ones. They're nice. I'm just saying the Argentina has
Speaker 3: had better uniforms in the past. Norway's Mexico nice, any others.
Speaker 3: Canada's reds not black red, Rick, can Yeah, I just
Speaker 3: wanted to get a couple of items in here.
Speaker 5: Adam Foot is no longer obviously with the Canucks. He
Speaker 5: has signed on as an assistant coach in Utah. I
Speaker 5: heard he got a really good deal making him one
Speaker 5: of the top paid assistants in the NHL. That's going
Speaker 5: to help the Canucks as they got a five hundred
Speaker 5: million guys they got to pay not to work here.
Speaker 5: Wouldn't surprise me if the Canucks have interest in Kitchener
Speaker 5: Rangers Memorial Cup winning head coach. You see, Hakas Hawkas could.
Speaker 4: Be on the radar. Okay, I'm guessing here. I don't know.
Speaker 5: You see, but he's a really good coach. He could
Speaker 5: be on the radar.
Speaker 4: For the Hokus Hokus, hokus. What did I said?
Speaker 5: I was in the neighborhood, But Hocus could be on
Speaker 5: the radar for the head coaching job in Abasbord.
Speaker 4: Keep an eye on that.
Speaker 5: Former Abbey coach Jeremy Calton left New Jersey Devils. He
Speaker 5: is not coming to Vancouver. In fact, he's not going
Speaker 5: to hockey. He's got a job outside of hockey. Really
Speaker 5: and uh yeah, it's not going to be I thought.
Speaker 5: People thought, Yeah, he's a really good coach. He's apparently
Speaker 5: not going to be in hockey anymore.
Speaker 4: Donn. He's gonna get a job outside of hockey. God
Speaker 4: bless them, God bless them.
Speaker 5: When I checked in over the weekend, I was told
Speaker 5: the Canucks were not one of the teams that have
Speaker 5: showed interest in bowen byrom not yet anyways, UFA, it's
Speaker 5: gonna cost a.
Speaker 4: Ton of mine.
Speaker 3: He's not a fit here.
Speaker 5: He's not well, they got a pay z buoyam Uh. Yeah,
Speaker 5: they're both left side. I mean Bowl and Biram. I
Speaker 5: know all these people want Bow and Byron in Vancouver
Speaker 5: makes no sense. Jim Rutherford was after him hard, Capitol
Speaker 5: letters hard. But I think right now, I don't think
Speaker 5: he's a fit with the new regime.
Speaker 4: And that's it.
Speaker 3: Cole Smith.
Speaker 5: Cole Smith's a guy that Las Vegas, Donnie. If I'm
Speaker 5: the Canucks, that's the guy. You got to get grittier,
Speaker 5: you gotta get bigger, heavier.
Speaker 3: He led the playoffs. I think it hits. Is that correct? Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's the guy.
Speaker 4: If I was the Canucks's where he's from?
Speaker 3: Where? Usa?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: We can paint every American like that guy. We can't
Speaker 5: paint every American. There's too many jobs. There's not enough
Speaker 5: jobs for everybody. If you're an American and you got
Speaker 5: a job in Canada, are you gonna take it?
Speaker 4: It's the superstars leave.
Speaker 5: It's the superstars that are causing the problem. Brock Bester
Speaker 5: just signed for seven years, don seven years in Vancouver.
Speaker 5: Does that sound like an American that doesn't.
Speaker 3: Want to be all this? You're fine with all of this?
Speaker 5: I'm not fine with it if but don't pick on
Speaker 5: guys like Chase read and pretended, Oh I didn't know,
Speaker 5: But I said that you have to vet these guys.
Speaker 3: You have to make absolutely sure they how do you
Speaker 3: do how.
Speaker 4: Do you do the vetting?
Speaker 5: I asked them questions, how do you do the vetting? Hey,
Speaker 5: are you not an expert? If we draft you, are
Speaker 5: you going to leave Vancouver? Ryan Kester left Vancouver, pabl
Speaker 5: Burry left Bank. The tons of guys left Vancouver, tons
Speaker 5: of guys.
Speaker 3: You have to do something to get sure, say are
Speaker 3: you going to play the rest of your life for Vancouver?
Speaker 4: It just it doesn't work.
Speaker 3: You have to go out of your way to investigate
Speaker 3: if this player, through his parents, grandparents, whatever the case
Speaker 3: may be, just interviewing him that they have the character
Speaker 3: to go through the tough times, because there's going to
Speaker 3: be some tough times. Oh boy, you imagine. I mean,
Speaker 3: look at tough times in Ottawa and in Bratty Points
Speaker 3: when times times aren't even that bad. Yeah, I know
Speaker 3: it's a you know, there's a family situation in Florida,
Speaker 3: but it's not a good look big Rye.
Speaker 8: These guys are going to run out of landing spots.
Speaker 3: Though, well, look at in Florida Vegas.
Speaker 4: How are you going to run out of landiots?
Speaker 3: Right? That was sorry, that was that was the If.
Speaker 5: You're thirty two teams and this guys, there's expansion on
Speaker 5: the horizon, how are they going to run.
Speaker 4: Out of spots?
Speaker 3: Paying attention?
Speaker 4: Really? How are they gonna run out?
Speaker 8: Because Larkin and Brady apparently have the exact same trade list.
Speaker 3: Okay, but for teams, no, there's lots. Okay, there's four
Speaker 3: according to both of them, there's four.
Speaker 5: Saint Louis checked in and Saint Louis check in.
Speaker 3: Who cares you?
Speaker 8: The player gave him fida.
Speaker 5: Quinn Hughes wanted to go to the East coast. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and he ended up in Minnesota. Here's happened. Sure, Minnesota
Speaker 5: wasn't on his list.
Speaker 3: Minnesota was on Brady. Minnesota was on Brady because Quinn's there,
Speaker 3: that's his buddy. Boldi's there, that's his buddy. They played
Speaker 3: on the US Litte there's a bunch of buddies there.
Speaker 3: It's a buddy buddy syst But his hold on Brian's
Speaker 3: point is that they all have the same lists.
Speaker 4: Well, so, how know you that Minnesota was not on
Speaker 4: Quinn Hughes list.
Speaker 8: But how is Florida gonna have more assets to trade
Speaker 8: for Dylan Arkin? Well, how's Minnesota even going to How's
Speaker 8: Vegas going to Carolina?
Speaker 4: That's their problem. The teams are on the list.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but I just again, these guys are gonna go big,
Speaker 8: rye big little World Cup. We started with the messy goal.
Speaker 8: This is a good tweet from Kenneth Chan at the
Speaker 8: Daily Hive. The fan Festival which is closed today and tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Don't really know, especially with the matches today.
Speaker 4: I don't think.
Speaker 3: Anybody looked at the schedule of games today or something.
Speaker 8: I don't know, Uh, the fan fest though, forty one
Speaker 8: thousand people in attendance at the fan Festival on Thursday
Speaker 8: for Canada's historic victory, highly hi daily attendance yet one
Speaker 8: hundred and forty thousand people over the first six days
Speaker 8: out there at the p and E for the fan festival.
Speaker 3: It's been a big hit. And I keep saying it.
Speaker 8: You know, we showed clips on Friday out of the Amphitheater,
Speaker 8: but it's worth noting that it's so much more than
Speaker 8: the Amphitheater. That is a great spot. But they got
Speaker 8: screens all over the place there that you can be watching,
Speaker 8: and they've got tons of food and all the other stuff.
Speaker 8: But screen wise, there's a lot of different spots to
Speaker 8: watch the match if you head out to the fan
Speaker 8: festival and I can only imagine these things.
Speaker 3: They go along. They did miss a golden opportunity. Who
Speaker 3: the p and E somehow have video screens while you're
Speaker 3: on the roller coaster. Well no, that's the thing though.
Speaker 8: Playland's open right now too, so you have to have
Speaker 8: it blocked off because some people do playland.
Speaker 3: Some people do the fan fast They got it mix
Speaker 3: to two. Okay, well, but on a zipper? Huh? The zipper?
Speaker 3: What's the zipper? The ride? You don't know? It's the
Speaker 3: most underrated skin ride. What's the what? What is an
Speaker 3: amusement park history?
Speaker 4: Show the zipper? Google the zipper.
Speaker 3: It's a big yell.
Speaker 4: Not that zipper.
Speaker 3: That zipper at the pony Get your zippers right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: don't google zipper. Are you talking about the tumbling thing? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Show it. You're in a cage. It goes round, The
Speaker 3: cages go around. Looks like you're gonna hit the ground
Speaker 3: when you're How do you not know the zipper at
Speaker 3: the pen you been you obviously have on it. No,
Speaker 3: maybe it has a different name now I don't know.
Speaker 8: No, No, I mean the photo I got here is
Speaker 8: it shows the zipper. We talked about it before on
Speaker 8: the show Show the Zipper. You got to give Derek
Speaker 8: a moment. Okay, yeah, technical do not know the zipper.
Speaker 8: Like everybody's been, you've clearly not been on it. Derek agrees,
Speaker 8: this hasn't been in the zipper.
Speaker 4: Well, okay, let's you knowic zippers.
Speaker 5: I'm not talking about the zipper on your pants. I'm
Speaker 5: talking about this who hasn't been in the zipper?
Speaker 3: But really, who hasn't been in the zipper?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 3: What about Hell's Gate? That right there? Fight the hell
Speaker 3: out of me going back and forth.
Speaker 8: Didn't know that's the one that tumbles like it goes
Speaker 8: up and then like tumbles down.
Speaker 3: A Hell's Okay, take it easy. That's what your reason
Speaker 3: Hell's Gate it's unbelievable is because this thing has been
Speaker 3: around a lot longer than Hell's Gate. I don't think
Speaker 3: this is still there. Well that's a big How do
Speaker 3: you seriously you have not been you don't know what
Speaker 3: the zipper? Because it was one of those rides as
Speaker 3: a kid I went on. It wasn't the roller coaster.
Speaker 3: So this this thing looks kind of team. You go
Speaker 3: on and you realize that it is frightening, like because
Speaker 3: you because you come down it looks like you're gonna
Speaker 3: hit the ground in the last second you move up.
Speaker 3: The other one I don't like is the Mighty Mouse
Speaker 3: or the meaning what what is that?
Speaker 8: Mad mose?
Speaker 3: Mad most mighty Moss.
Speaker 8: They've got the new roller coaster out there now too.
Speaker 3: At the yellow one. Yeah, the yellow one, which this
Speaker 3: is an outstanding old school it's.
Speaker 8: Electric, that one, the yellow one. It's like the first
Speaker 8: electric roller coaster, the biggest electric roller coaster, the Zipper.
Speaker 3: You still feel like your cage door is gonna unlock. Yes,
Speaker 3: so you don't feel safe and like the bar on
Speaker 3: the roller coaster.
Speaker 4: You know who came up with this? Like good?
Speaker 3: I am good?
Speaker 4: Scary?
Speaker 3: It's you want to ride right you're in Disneyland or
Speaker 3: at the pen, and the thought goes through your hit Well,
Speaker 3: there's a lot of thoughts that go through your head.
Speaker 3: But what my overwhelming thought is why am I doing this?
Speaker 3: Like what through I guess? I guess, see you have
Speaker 3: the young kids, and you've got you've got another era
Speaker 3: of going to rides like this well ahead of you.
Speaker 3: It'll be interesting.
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Speaker 3: did I say it? Oh yeah, Elliott canceled on us today,
Speaker 3: Freeman helping us out in his stead in his place, noodles.
Speaker 3: Jamie mcclennan from TSN, who covers the Ottawa Senators games, noodles,
Speaker 3: thanks for doing this, sir.
Speaker 1: How are you not too bad? Yes, I would imagine
Speaker 1: Elliott's busy, and you know me, I'm very busy, but
Speaker 1: I'm always quick to jump on and if there was
Speaker 1: only any news, especially that pertaining to the Ottawa Senators,
Speaker 1: then it would be good timing.
Speaker 3: Okay. So your reaction to that deal, Jamie.
Speaker 1: I mean, I want to know behind the scenes exactly
Speaker 1: what was said, and I would argue that it's probably saying, listen,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to extend here. I've been here nine
Speaker 1: years and I've got a couple more years left of
Speaker 1: my deal. Probably not going to extend. So if you
Speaker 1: want to look at options, let's work together to do that.
Speaker 1: Give you a few teams and let's work backwards from that.
Speaker 1: The unfortunate part is, you know, when you look at it,
Speaker 1: you have to say all the right and wrong things
Speaker 1: publicly until that comes down, and that's I think where
Speaker 1: people are going. Well, he said, at the year end,
Speaker 1: you know nothing come out of my mouth all of
Speaker 1: that type of stuf. But ultimately, obviously, you know, we
Speaker 1: know that's different. So, you know, I think the Florida Panthers,
Speaker 1: you know, desperately want to get back into the playoffs.
Speaker 1: They're going to reload, and I think they're, you know,
Speaker 1: one goaltender away, depending on what they do with Bret
Speaker 1: Brovsky or you know, I wonder if Connor Hellibuck's in
Speaker 1: that conversation to head south. So at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, I want to see, I will judge the
Speaker 1: Ottawa Senators take on what Steve Steos does with those picks,
Speaker 1: because if he turned that into a couple of good
Speaker 1: players that will help his team, then you know, both
Speaker 1: organizations make out. But right now, obviously the best player
Speaker 1: and the only player on the go is their captain
Speaker 1: and he's heading south to play with his brother.
Speaker 3: Who knows what goes on conversations between that end of
Speaker 3: the season press conference and yesterday's trade. But do you
Speaker 3: think this was more, your best guess, more about him
Speaker 3: wanting to play with his brother in Florida, a very
Speaker 3: good hockey team, or wanting out of Ottawa.
Speaker 1: It might be a weighted situation. A little bit of boat.
Speaker 1: And I don't think it's wanting out of Ottawa because
Speaker 1: he hates the market or hates anything. I think he
Speaker 1: just looks at hey, I've been there a long time,
Speaker 1: and I'm mean a you know, opportunity to go play
Speaker 1: with my brother. I don't think if Matthew was playing
Speaker 1: in a different organization and maybe not having as much success,
Speaker 1: that probably would have factored in as well. But you
Speaker 1: look at Florida seems to be one of the gold
Speaker 1: standard places and opportunity to win a Stanley Cup. You know,
Speaker 1: no state tax, living in your home country.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: I think everybody has to take a hard look at
Speaker 1: it too.
Speaker 3: You have some.
Speaker 1: American players that came back after winning gold medals and
Speaker 1: they got booed and you know, stuff like that. I
Speaker 1: think there's a layer to that. It might evenly be
Speaker 1: five percent out of one hundred, but it is, it
Speaker 1: might factor in, So there's a lot. I don't think.
Speaker 1: I think each case by case situation is vacuum. And
Speaker 1: you guys know it. You lived with it with Twinn Hughes, right.
Speaker 1: You know, Quinn got an opportunity to move on. You know,
Speaker 1: he could have easily said I'm going to New Jersey
Speaker 1: and nowhere else ended up in Minnesota, so you know,
Speaker 1: there it's a case by case situation. I think it
Speaker 1: just happened to be attractive that Florida wanted him, and
Speaker 1: they're in a window to win now a lot like Minnesota.
Speaker 1: So you know, I wouldn't compare them, but I would
Speaker 1: say there's a lot of similarities to some of the
Speaker 1: American players that play in Canada right now, and you know,
Speaker 1: wanting to either go south of the border or wanting
Speaker 1: an opportunity to win. And it seems like Brady, you know,
Speaker 1: chose that one.
Speaker 5: So Jamie, Now people are saying, if you're in a
Speaker 5: Canadian market, don't draft Americans high.
Speaker 1: What would you say to that, I would say it's certain. Again,
Speaker 1: I don't think it's like ninety five percent, but I
Speaker 1: think if you're a manager, you do have to ask
Speaker 1: that question. And here's here's I'll give you an example.
Speaker 1: I talked to a couple of people in management that
Speaker 1: are in Canadian teams recently, as recent as this morning,
Speaker 1: and that was brought up about and they said, well,
Speaker 1: when they had their for example, you go through your
Speaker 1: interviews at the draft, combine right, and they said that
Speaker 1: was that. One was brought up said you know, hey,
Speaker 1: if we draft you, keep in mind we're a Canadian city.
Speaker 1: It might not be for everybody. You're an American player,
Speaker 1: you know, what do you what do you make of it?
Speaker 1: And of course the player is going to give lip
Speaker 1: service and say, oh no, not a problem, not a problem.
Speaker 1: But you know, it was funny. One of the one
Speaker 1: of the managers said, well, you know, I got you
Speaker 1: on record saying that if I draft, you'd like to
Speaker 1: play here, so and they made a joke about it.
Speaker 1: I do think you have to be mindful of the
Speaker 1: burst tofigate and where they're born because whether you know,
Speaker 1: whether it's just happening now with the state of the world,
Speaker 1: or just if it happens to be let's be honest,
Speaker 1: the tax situation is not great in Canada. You know,
Speaker 1: you throw in, whether you throw in, you know some
Speaker 1: of the pressures that come with playing in a Canadian city,
Speaker 1: whether that's ban or media, you know, whether that's overblown
Speaker 1: or not. Even if that's again, I use percentages, even
Speaker 1: if that's a five percent scenario, it's part of the
Speaker 1: pie that you have to weigh in. So I think
Speaker 1: you do have to be mindful. But I'm not saying,
Speaker 1: oh no, don't draft an American player. I really don't
Speaker 1: believe in that. I believe if you build a great program,
Speaker 1: people want a piece a bit, because I'll give you
Speaker 1: an examples. Carolina is a Stanley Cup winner. They might
Speaker 1: be on a lot of people's no trade list. Yes,
Speaker 1: will they be on you know, will they come off
Speaker 1: to no trade list now? Because Carolina's built a good
Speaker 1: program and they've got a great coach there, and they
Speaker 1: seem to be kind of an ego lists and they
Speaker 1: just try to, you know, have accommodate everybody and want
Speaker 1: to win there. So I think it's more about the
Speaker 1: program that you build, and then everything that comes with
Speaker 1: that happens to be a bonus. Whether it's tax situation,
Speaker 1: whether it's weather, you know, travel, you know, division, you
Speaker 1: play in all of that type of stuff. But it
Speaker 1: factors in. I just don't think it's the top factor
Speaker 1: where whether it's Canada or US.
Speaker 5: Don't forget they said for years, don't draft Russians. Don't
Speaker 5: draft Russians, and you know they're not going to come over.
Speaker 5: They're not gonna come over. They're going to sign over there.
Speaker 5: So now we're doing it with the Americans now, so
Speaker 5: it seems to be, you know, another country. Take us
Speaker 5: back to nineteen ninety one, third round pick of the Islanders.
Speaker 5: It's different now for NHL kids the social media, we
Speaker 5: can see video. Back then we would never have got
Speaker 5: video Jamie playing junior hockey. But talk about the difference
Speaker 5: between the draft and ninety one and now the draft.
Speaker 1: So funny story, there is video of me at the
Speaker 1: draft because I became friends with their Rick Lindross because
Speaker 1: we were the only two chl Award winners leading into
Speaker 1: that draft that didn't play in the Memorial Cup. So
Speaker 1: him and I hung out. So when the draft came
Speaker 1: around in nineteen ninety one, we were in Buffalo. He
Speaker 1: invited me to sit right with his family, so my
Speaker 1: family and his family. If you look at the Lindross
Speaker 1: getting acted, you can see me with my mullet and
Speaker 1: I think my girlfriend of the wearing some weird hat
Speaker 1: and so I live on video. But you're right going
Speaker 1: back to that, it's such a different scenario.
Speaker 3: Now. That was a weird.
Speaker 1: Think about how weird that draft was because everybody knew
Speaker 1: Eric Lindross was not going to go back right, so
Speaker 1: you know, he didn't put the jersey on, which was
Speaker 1: you know, he gets drafted, he didn't put the jersey on.
Speaker 1: He forced the trade. You know, Eric's always been an outlier.
Speaker 1: He's a special person. Their family is very special. But
Speaker 1: I remember that being such a you know, a covered
Speaker 1: because he's a generational player, such a covered So I
Speaker 1: happened to be in the background. But yes, leaning up
Speaker 1: to it, those there were some amazing like I went
Speaker 1: through all because I was a second rated goaltender in
Speaker 1: that draft, I kind of went the gauntlet. I think
Speaker 1: I was interviewed by like twenty teams, so it was
Speaker 1: kind of neat. I got. It was third round, forty
Speaker 1: eighth overall. Nowadays that would be a second rounder, and
Speaker 1: I was there with my agent, Art Breeze, and I
Speaker 1: remember in the second round Detroit was really interested in me.
Speaker 1: I did like four or five different interviews with them,
Speaker 1: and Detroit took a time out and then they came
Speaker 1: back to the microphone and said Detroit would like to
Speaker 1: draft from Lethbridge of the Western Hockey League, And that's
Speaker 1: why I was playing Jamie and I went to jump
Speaker 1: out of my seat. They pushers. So they drafted my defenseman,
Speaker 1: Jamie push. Well, I gave my a hog, shook his
Speaker 1: hand and he went down and I remember my agent
Speaker 1: looking at me and goes, I have no idea where
Speaker 1: you're gonna get draft, And now it's like, oh my god.
Speaker 1: Like so anyways, you hear bunny stories that.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's like the scene in Zoolander. He thought he
Speaker 3: wanted and he went up to the stage.
Speaker 4: That was a you know what.
Speaker 3: That turned out to be a pretty good draft for
Speaker 3: the Canucks. They drafted Alex Toyina seventh overall not great,
Speaker 3: but they traded him for Marcus ne Island, so it all,
Speaker 3: it all worked out, one of the great trades in
Speaker 3: Canucks history. Very quickly. Jamie American captains leaving Canada. What's
Speaker 3: an Austin Matthews future.
Speaker 1: Well, I think that's going to be the topic of
Speaker 1: the day for you know, Toronto media.
Speaker 4: All of that.
Speaker 1: I would say, there's still probably two you know, shoes
Speaker 1: to drop in the conversation. I would say Connor Hellibuck
Speaker 1: in Winnipeg. Probably people would be a little nervous as
Speaker 1: to that situation based on his comments at the end
Speaker 1: of the season. I think Austin Matthews is a little
Speaker 1: bit different. And here's here's hear me out. And I'm
Speaker 1: not being, you know, in denial of this, but I
Speaker 1: I would argue that they've already had that conversation. I
Speaker 1: think a lot of you know, John Kik has come in,
Speaker 1: Keith Pelly. It sounds like they've talked to Austin Matthews already.
Speaker 1: And they have to they have to conduct business as usual.
Speaker 1: But I would argue, you don't go and sign Darren
Speaker 1: Radish a trade and sign for that deal if you're
Speaker 1: not confident that that Austin Matthews is passing him the puck.
Speaker 1: To me, if Austin Matthews has said, hey, you got
Speaker 1: you're on the clock for two years, because I'm going
Speaker 1: to do what you know Brady Kadchuck just did, and
Speaker 1: Matthew and and uh, you know Quinn Hughes and you
Speaker 1: know Dylan Larkin wants out, I'm going to do the
Speaker 1: same thing. I don't think they're sitting in that bucket
Speaker 1: right now as of right now. That could change, but
Speaker 1: I just don't think the Toronto maple Leafs kind of
Speaker 1: go all in on a thirty one year old right
Speaker 1: shot defenceman on an eight year deal, a eight and
Speaker 1: a half million, which is probably too much term and
Speaker 1: too much money if you didn't believe that Austin Matthews
Speaker 1: was gonna play for your team this year, So that
Speaker 1: one is a little bit different than the for me,
Speaker 1: the Hella Buck situation.
Speaker 3: Way better than Elliott. Thanks so much, Jamie, appreciate it
Speaker 3: above and beyond today.
Speaker 1: Well thanks for having me, guys.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, Jamie. Next week, thank you very much. Jamie
Speaker 3: McLean is not gonna be our last hit with him,
Speaker 3: by the way, We're gonna have mon Monday one more
Speaker 3: ohay next Monday. There our thanks to noodles are emergency replacement.
Speaker 3: He's used to being somewhat of a backup, so come
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Speaker 5: It is concerning the big trade yesterday Ottawa sending Brady
Speaker 5: Kachuk to Florida Panthers for a whole lot of draft
Speaker 5: picks and Brady demanded the trade about a month ago
Speaker 5: with the head coach there or sorryes the GM Steve
Speaker 5: Stees look at this and who got the better of
Speaker 5: the deal for their American captain?
Speaker 4: The Canucks are senators? Sixty nine percent say Vancouver.
Speaker 5: Twelve hundred votes is starting to hop and pop. Thirty
Speaker 5: one percent say the Senators what the Senators never got
Speaker 5: from Florida, and I think they did try to ask
Speaker 5: for some bodies. It was just a draft pick deal,
Speaker 5: and Vancouver got three bodies back, so that makes a
Speaker 5: big difference.
Speaker 3: Warm warm bodies. Apparently they wanted the Senators Lundell and
Speaker 3: then for Hagey and the Panther said no, and it
Speaker 3: then ended up being four draft picks. And you speak
Speaker 3: of the ninth overall pick going into this year, I
Speaker 3: believe that Marco Rossi was a ninth overall pick, so like, oh,
Speaker 3: we're in Vancouver, so I can understand these results. But
Speaker 3: three warm bodies versus zero for the Senators. But again,
Speaker 3: Steve Stales is expected to make a trade with it
Speaker 3: using at least in part some of the draft picks
Speaker 3: that he acquired from a Florida. Okay, we good time
Speaker 3: for Sean Millington, we do now, how was that time
Speaker 3: for one of our favorite athletes ever, Sean Millington, Carson
Speaker 3: Graham High School, SF you football, just a beast in
Speaker 3: the Canadian Football League's going into the Canadian Football Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame. And our congratulations to Sean Lions all time.
Speaker 3: And we'll talk about the Lions in a second. BC
Speaker 3: Lions all time leader was sixty six rushing touchdowns, all
Speaker 3: sorts of accolades. This is the one I didn't know about. Okay,
Speaker 3: three times CFL All Star, Western Division All Star, just
Speaker 3: one of the great forget Canadians, one of the great
Speaker 3: all time running backs in CFL history. He ranks fourth
Speaker 3: in CFL history with one hundred and seventy six special
Speaker 3: teams tackles. Wow, I had no clue I remember him
Speaker 3: playing special teams, But special teams tackles? What an athlete?
Speaker 3: And like I say, one of the great athletes of
Speaker 3: all time to play in the Orange and Black. The
Speaker 3: great running backs, Robert Drummond is old party in the
Speaker 3: two thousand Great Cup, Willie Fleming, Andrew Harris, Corey, philpott Lerikey,
Speaker 3: Jim Evenson, going way back to the sixties and seventies,
Speaker 3: John Volpi during the Doug Flutie era. Sean is right
Speaker 3: there with him. So congratulations to Sean Millington.
Speaker 5: That back, that backfield with Robert Drummond, Holy smokes. Two
Speaker 5: powerful guys.
Speaker 3: In the back. Yeah, that was the underrated Lions, the
Speaker 3: one that doesn't get a lot of attention, Their underrated
Speaker 3: Gray Cup victory in two thousand led by Damon Allen
Speaker 3: and that great backfield of Drummond and Millington.
Speaker 4: You and I were there Calgary.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you had a lot of fun. Okay, I
Speaker 3: want to I wanted to show this. Canada play Switzerland
Speaker 3: Wednesday at BAC Place, draw or win, in Canada finishes
Speaker 3: a top group B at the World Cup. This is
Speaker 3: in the wake of what happened last week and that
Speaker 3: stunning six nothing a victory over guitar. It was Thursday
Speaker 3: at BC Place, so I tweeked this out afterwards, and
Speaker 3: I got all sorts of blowback on this on social media.
Speaker 3: A terrific, historic, powerful, and yet strange and frustrating moment
Speaker 3: for Canadian soccer and Vancouver. How can our city come
Speaker 3: up with an experience like the Canada went over guitar
Speaker 3: and yet be in danger of losing the white Caps.
Speaker 3: Let's hope Canada's success leads to a Caps solution. And
Speaker 3: I got all sorts of blowback from being negative here,
Speaker 3: and my response was, how is this negative? I'm saying
Speaker 3: that I want to keep this, I want to keep
Speaker 3: the white Caps in Vancouver, and I'm I'm guessing and
Speaker 3: hoping that Canada's success and just how wonderful BC Place
Speaker 3: looks on television and when you go to the stadium
Speaker 3: that that leads to a cap solution. Maybe some rich
Speaker 3: guy out there, as rich person out there is watching
Speaker 3: the change. How can this happen? I want to help out.
Speaker 3: I don't know what's going to happen, but it just
Speaker 3: it's just strange that soccer is so hot right now
Speaker 3: now on this continent and in particular this city, and
Speaker 3: yet you still have this situation with the White Caps,
Speaker 3: and there have been meetings, folks. We're hearing of meetings.
Speaker 3: Things go there. They're trying to get things done with
Speaker 3: all the parties involved. The search continues for new ownership
Speaker 3: or ownership that can help out, you know, can they
Speaker 3: get a better deal at BC Place to bridge that
Speaker 3: gap between now and getting a new stadium. That those
Speaker 3: talks are still going on. Don Garber talked about the
Speaker 3: Vancouver situation down in Seattle. He was somewhat a little
Speaker 3: bit more positive than he has been in the past,
Speaker 3: So there's that, but it's this is all positive. I'm
Speaker 3: just hoping that this success and that soccer being so
Speaker 3: very much in the spotlight that it leads to the
Speaker 3: white We don't want to lose them. Twice Rick that
Speaker 3: it leads to them sticking around in Vancouver because that product,
Speaker 3: that MLS product is very very good and I hope
Speaker 3: it works out and I hope and you would think
Speaker 3: it would have something to do with what we've seen
Speaker 3: so far at the World Cup. It's been outstanding.
Speaker 5: The commissioner, and Ryan helped me out, was in Seattle
Speaker 5: a couple of days ago.
Speaker 4: Ye, we just talked to it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and he said that the Vancouver situation is a
Speaker 5: little bit better. So there's people behind the scenes working
Speaker 5: on keeping the White Caps for the Commissioner to say, hey,
Speaker 5: a little bit better in Vancouver.
Speaker 3: We took a shot at BC Place.
Speaker 4: But he also said Vegas is ready, Vegas is ready
Speaker 4: for an MLS team.
Speaker 5: So on the one hand, yeah, yeah, yeah, and Don
Speaker 5: Garbine did a politician well.
Speaker 3: It did point out that there was a very similar
Speaker 3: situation in Columbus, that the Columbus Crew, which is one
Speaker 3: an MLS title, if I'm not mistaken, was on the
Speaker 3: verge of leaving and things worked out there. You just
Speaker 3: hope the same can happen here in Vancouver. Like I said,
Speaker 3: let's make it happen. Vancouver's lost the white Caps once
Speaker 3: back in the eighties. We don't want to see it
Speaker 3: happen again. And it's all positive. This was meant to
Speaker 3: be positive. And I feel bad that a lot of people,
Speaker 3: some people, I argue on social media, they misunderstood what
Speaker 3: I had to say. That's fine.
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Speaker 4: And we don't.
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Speaker 3: Care scouring the internet watching clips of Julia.
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Speaker 3: Ah, that's a good movie. Did you see now? Why
Speaker 3: am I asking?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 3: Why do I ask? He hasn't seen a movie in
Speaker 3: the eighties. You think he's gonna see a movie in
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Speaker 8: Cals and I have finished watching Avengers Age of Ultro
Speaker 8: on on the weekends, just easily the weakest of the
Speaker 8: Avenger movies.
Speaker 3: It's just sad, that's all you watch, Okay, So so
Speaker 3: franchise superhero.
Speaker 8: So either of you watched the Marble or Avengers movie?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: Why what?
Speaker 3: I so? Oh, it's one of the most popular movie guys, Ryan,
Speaker 3: I think I've watched one and they're all the same.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 8: I sound like our buddy t Mart Now that's what
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Speaker 3: A first Blood?
Speaker 4: What about first Blood?
Speaker 3: Hope?
Speaker 4: Ramble?
Speaker 3: What did Jango? Do you watch that?
Speaker 4: This movie? Django?
Speaker 5: I haven't seen it in but I've seen that five times.
Speaker 5: I saw Training Day Denzellen, Okay, good.
Speaker 3: Oh. I will watch old movies over and over and
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Speaker 3: No way.
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Speaker 4: looks sappy to me.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Maybe I'm Clint Eastwood.
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Speaker 4: Oh no, that was good. That was good too. Clint
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Speaker 3: Do you remember him.
Speaker 8: Right, Clyde?
Speaker 4: No, he was.
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Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: All three of you need to find a way to
Speaker 3: appreciate movies outside the action Jenner, Expand your horizons, Joean.
Speaker 5: Nanaimo says, I I can't do that, Joel. I I
Speaker 5: don't watch new movies. I just watch old movies. I
Speaker 5: can't do that, Joe.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, but he's talking about action movies.
Speaker 4: Action, Okay, Sylvester still genre by the way, Gendre whatever
Speaker 4: that is.
Speaker 3: Uh, you know.
Speaker 5: I love Bruce Willis. I love uh Rambo, Arnold Schwarzenegger movies.
Speaker 5: I watch those all day. Yeah, but you watch we
Speaker 5: watch more than action movies nowadays. I like that Jason
Speaker 5: Stratham guy, the ball guy.
Speaker 3: A lot of people like him.
Speaker 4: He's he's good, he's good. So, first of all, it's Statham, Statham,
Speaker 4: he's good.
Speaker 3: I like him.
Speaker 8: The second of all, he's got a new movie. What's
Speaker 8: his new one out? It's coming out, Calson. I went
Speaker 8: to the movie The be The Beehive Guy. Yeah, that's
Speaker 8: one of his movies. Looks good, The bee Keeper, The Beekeeper,
Speaker 8: every one of them, His bee Hive Guy with the
Speaker 8: Beehive Guy. Every trailer of every movie he's in, though,
Speaker 8: is the exact same.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they did.
Speaker 3: He's got a type stereotype.
Speaker 8: He's successful, so I mean, good for him, but I
Speaker 8: don't know he's good.
Speaker 4: He's good the way he beats people up. That's the one.
Speaker 8: Colson Ivera at the movie theater on Friday night and
Speaker 8: we saw the big poster for it, and I'm like,
Speaker 8: look at this thing.
Speaker 3: I had a great tweet and I've lost it.
Speaker 4: Go go tex text. No, you mean a great tech.
Speaker 5: You keep finding it and I'll go to I like
Speaker 5: to find it makes sense. The Canucks got the better
Speaker 5: deal because Hughes is arguably the best defenseman in the league,
Speaker 5: where Brady really isn't a top ten four of the league.
Speaker 3: Robin Victoria, that's a really good point. Yeah, it is
Speaker 3: probably better than the text I was looking for. As
Speaker 3: a matter of fact, is it just me? Or should
Speaker 3: the Hughes tribute video be just him giving up on shifts?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Ryan, you made the you know you made the suggestion.
Speaker 3: No video tribute at all? What about a video tribute
Speaker 3: of his worst moments as a Conduck?
Speaker 8: Or what if it's just like a complete What if
Speaker 8: it's like clips from our show, other shows?
Speaker 3: Yeah, dumping on the guy.
Speaker 8: He thinks it's a welcome back, but it's just like
Speaker 8: a complete It's like the airing of the grievances. It's
Speaker 8: like a festivus. It's a style that would be good
Speaker 8: with the pole, that would be that would be understanding.
Speaker 3: I still haven't found this one.
Speaker 5: Go go all right, I got one right here Keith
Speaker 5: and Coquitlam. Is it just me or other CFL teams
Speaker 5: better managed, have better defensive coaching the Lions. Look, I'm
Speaker 5: not gonna lie to you. Absolutely disgusted with the Lions
Speaker 5: effort in Hamilton. Yeah, the defensive line, my, my goodness,
Speaker 5: if you're going to give the best one of the
Speaker 5: best quarterbacks in the league all day long, he's gonna
Speaker 5: he's gonna burn you. He's gonna kill you like that.
Speaker 5: There's no rush, there's there's there's no pressure on bold Levi.
Speaker 5: If there's no pressure, the defensive backs have no chance.
Speaker 5: Horrible effort by.
Speaker 3: The Lions and they play in the Okanagan Saturday on
Speaker 3: Saturday following league. Okay, I'm gonna just paraphrase it. I
Speaker 3: believe it was from John in Campa River and he
Speaker 3: his point is, why wouldn't I draft an American like
Speaker 3: like Chase Reed or Quinn Hughes If somewhere down the
Speaker 3: road they get me four or five high draft picks, right,
Speaker 3: That's that's not a bad point. But I think in
Speaker 3: the case of Ottawa, it depends where your your team
Speaker 3: is at. You know, Ottawa made the playoffs the last
Speaker 3: two years. They're a good young team and you're going
Speaker 3: to see Steve STOs made that the hint today, drop
Speaker 3: the hint today that he's going to use those picks
Speaker 3: to make a trade for now. Yes, they're more of
Speaker 3: a now team, so you don't necessarily want that depends
Speaker 3: for the conduction. You can see it worked out. I
Speaker 3: mean they lost, they lost their captain, but they decided
Speaker 3: to go with a rebuild, so that made sense. I
Speaker 3: don't think so much for Ottawa, but that's a really
Speaker 3: good uh. Text from Joel in Campbell River join.
Speaker 4: Campbell River on the ball.
Speaker 3: My apologies.
Speaker 5: Does Jake debrusta Ottawa for the number nine overall pick?
Speaker 5: Does that make sense for both parties? David maple Ridge. Look,
Speaker 5: here's the problem for people. Got to understand he's got
Speaker 5: he's got trade protection. He's not as easy to trade
Speaker 5: as many people think.
Speaker 4: And yeah, I'm.
Speaker 8: Sorry, am I losing it?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 8: But why are all these people thinking Jake de Brest
Speaker 8: is getting a first round pick?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: No, yeah, I don't know why we've got some suggestions
Speaker 3: like that, like God, God bless you folks. But he
Speaker 3: only scored in the power play last year. Yeah, Ryan's
Speaker 3: been very inconsistent. Whoa Ryan?
Speaker 5: He's a every year he gives you twenty goals. He's
Speaker 5: got term, and he's got a good number.
Speaker 3: First rounder.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: No, I don't know about the first rounder. But you
Speaker 5: can't say he's only scored all in the power play.
Speaker 5: He did rick, but he's consistently scoring twenty goals every year.
Speaker 5: Guy's got value with term and he's got a decent capture.
Speaker 3: Sure, it is ridiculous. He's going to be easy the balance. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but so many powerful I think you just got to
Speaker 3: drill down on the numbers. The first year year in
Speaker 3: incredibly inconsistently getting a first rounder. Yeah, I mean, I
Speaker 3: I don't. I mean, this is from I'm on? Is
Speaker 3: it just me one of do not his favorite bands
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Speaker 3: sure that it is it is, it is.
Speaker 4: I saw the posters, so get it.
Speaker 3: You're down with it? I am? I am down with it.
Speaker 3: Well you better go. Have you guess who this summer
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Speaker 8: Why do you hate because that's one of your greatest
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Speaker 4: Blondie was great.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, before Madonna there was Blondie.
Speaker 3: She was good. Debbie hairy. Blondie was the name of
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Speaker 4: I know, I know, do you know? Are you kidding me? Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Oh this is good.
Speaker 5: I could cut some rug to this easily. Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: and I think I have I remember one night, Ryan,
Speaker 5: you don't remember when it? Oh, I don't remember a
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Speaker 5: Here we go our rattling dog pop pole question. Who
Speaker 5: got the better deal for their American captain? The Canucks
Speaker 5: are senators?
Speaker 4: Look at this?
Speaker 5: Sixty nine I say Canucks thirty one percent senators, thirteen
Speaker 5: hundred votes.
Speaker 4: It's starting to hop and bop on a Monday morning.
Speaker 3: Okay, pictures, do you have any? Do we have pictures?
Speaker 3: But I do have?
Speaker 5: Well we do, But okay, I do have to get
Speaker 5: this in. A friend of our shows who loves you
Speaker 5: more than me. Tally Campbell, the GM of the Coquitlam Guests.
Speaker 5: He announced this morning he's running for Coquitlam City Council,
Speaker 5: but he's gonna stay his GM of the Coquitlam team.
Speaker 5: I've never heard of that before. I've never heard of it.
Speaker 5: I foresee some arena approve it there looking for some
Speaker 5: new arena stuff in Coquitlam. But anyways, Tally Campbell, get
Speaker 5: out there, and vote for him. Good guy, Coquitlam City Council.
Speaker 5: He's running for a spot.
Speaker 3: Best of luck. Yeah okay, Justin and east Vanas sent
Speaker 3: us he often does artwork for us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, he's good.
Speaker 3: He sent us and is it is me? I'm waiting
Speaker 3: for this to go the other way with superstar Canadian
Speaker 3: hockey players moving to play in a Canadian city. Now,
Speaker 3: Ryan can't get this picture in time for this second.
Speaker 13: There you go.
Speaker 3: Look at Connor Bodard wearing a Canucks jersey.
Speaker 4: There you go, boy, if that ever happens.
Speaker 3: But his point being that maybe you'd have a Canadian
Speaker 3: saying I've had enough for the USA, enough for Chicago.
Speaker 3: I'm moving back home.
Speaker 8: Everyone's gonna stop with this though, Garden CELEBREADI. They're gonna
Speaker 8: come back to Vancouver for sure. Yeah, there's a few
Speaker 8: on exactly how.
Speaker 3: Many people said, oh boy, I bet your Brady kid
Speaker 3: Chuck would love to play in Florida with his brother.
Speaker 3: And what happened. Sometimes those things do happen. Justin can
Speaker 3: dream We need more dreamers nowadays we do. But Rick
Speaker 3: dreams for two hours every morning.
Speaker 5: But people need to realize there are fas and they're
Speaker 5: years away from being UFAs, but hey, what do I
Speaker 5: know offer seats? Well, that's what happened Zack Benson out
Speaker 5: at Chilliwack. You know there's a kid that can get
Speaker 5: off sheet.
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