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Speaker 2: Ten o'clock at downtown Vancouver where the Paul Carson Studio.
Speaker 2: Thanks for tuning in, folks. It's Donnie and Dolly the
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Speaker 2: How are you? Oh? It couldn't be better? Some connect
Speaker 2: news to pass the yeah, Vancouver con news. But before
Speaker 2: we get to that, well, this is still Vancouver Conuck news.
Speaker 2: The Abbotsford Canucks. They lose Game three last night down
Speaker 2: in Texas by a score of five to two to
Speaker 2: the Texas Stars. Abbotsford is still up two to one
Speaker 2: in that best of seven Calder Cup Western Conference Final
Speaker 2: games four and five Wednesday and Friday. It's in Cedar Park, Texas,
Speaker 2: just outside of Austin.
Speaker 3: Austin, Okay. If I'm Manny, I'm not happy, and you
Speaker 3: can't lose the Special Team's battle like this. Texas scored
Speaker 3: two goals in the power play, Donnie, and then too.
Speaker 2: Short handed, Too shorthanded.
Speaker 3: You cannot give up two short handed goals in a
Speaker 3: Western Conference final and any sport, I mean, in any
Speaker 3: league done, I mean, two of them in one game
Speaker 3: is just unbelievable. So they lost the Special Team's battle.
Speaker 3: Sea Lobs came down to Earth, you know, so we'll
Speaker 3: give up five goals, trade Dempco, Trade Dempco because Sea
Speaker 3: Loves is ready one game. Just what are you talking about?
Speaker 3: He got lit up last night five goals, Donnie. Anyways,
Speaker 3: so he came down to Earth. They lost the spet
Speaker 3: And where's Jonathan Mcaramaki down in this series? He's got
Speaker 3: three shots on that no points.
Speaker 2: Just this is the guy.
Speaker 3: If you're the Canucks, you're sitting there going is he
Speaker 3: going to have a full time job with the Canucks
Speaker 3: next year. Well, he's kind of fused out here in
Speaker 3: the Western Final and they need him to get going
Speaker 3: back all the playoffs, really, all the playoffs. One goal
Speaker 3: in twelve twelve playoff games. That's it for Lakaramakie after
Speaker 3: nineteen in the regular season.
Speaker 2: So you're giving up on Sea Loves, and let's.
Speaker 3: Cockey stop stop not giving up on them. I'm just saying, hey,
Speaker 3: you want your young kids to come to the forefront
Speaker 3: and be difference makers.
Speaker 2: That's all. That's the One criticism of Abosford's playoff drive
Speaker 2: is that it's being fueled by players who have NHL
Speaker 2: experiences veterans and speaking of which again we've gone on
Speaker 2: about him a lot, but Lindis Carlson last night one
Speaker 2: goal and one assist. He's third and America Like League playoffs,
Speaker 2: scoring fifteen points in fifteen games. And have said it
Speaker 2: before he looked very comfortable at the NHL level this year.
Speaker 2: One of the few bright spots for the Canucks, and
Speaker 2: things look positive for him last team.
Speaker 3: Baines two assists, Baines two assists last night. He still
Speaker 3: hasn't scored in the playoffs, but he's got thirteen assists
Speaker 3: so the assists are there.
Speaker 2: Okay, So again game four Wednesday down in Texas. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: by the way, you talk about she loves he was.
Speaker 2: They were outshot Atbotsford yesterday thirty six, twenty four. You're
Speaker 2: just giving up with the guy.
Speaker 3: Ah stop first game he was great and the Canucks
Speaker 3: got out shot as well.
Speaker 2: And they won nothing. No brawl, by the way, this
Speaker 2: time around, that's the little bit disappointing. Cole then was
Speaker 2: in on. He scored the first goal.
Speaker 3: He scored the first Colon was all over the place
Speaker 3: last night for Texas.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, the parent team, the Vancouver Canucks, I think you
Speaker 2: know all about them, Rick, They've hired Kevin Dean, and
Speaker 2: you had this what a week or two ago, But
Speaker 2: Thomas Drantz tweeted this out earlier this morning. We got
Speaker 2: that Ryan sort to bother you. There, there you go,
Speaker 2: there you go. I'll read it because you're mentioned here. Okay,
Speaker 2: hearing the Canucks will be hiring former Blackhawks and Bruins
Speaker 2: assistant coach Kevin Dean, whose name Rick surface last week,
Speaker 2: to join Adam Foot's staff. Foot in the club are
Speaker 2: still finalizing the rest of the staff. Expect Dean Kevin Dean.
Speaker 2: The hire to be announced offficiently when that's complete. So
Speaker 2: Kevin Dean, as you had last week, the latest member
Speaker 2: of the newest member of the Canucks coaching staff. He
Speaker 2: has a long and pretty impressive resume. Part of the
Speaker 2: resume is that he was part of the coaching staff
Speaker 2: for the American team at the World Hockey Championships and
Speaker 2: the ended up winning gold there winning that tournament. And
Speaker 2: here's a shot of Kevin Denean with a couple of
Speaker 2: dan Kevin Dean. I was Kevin Dean with Alex Flask
Speaker 2: and Frank Nazar, two of the American players who are
Speaker 2: also with Kevin with the Blackhawks.
Speaker 3: He's from Madison. Is it Wisconsin? He's from Madison. He's
Speaker 3: a University of Wisconsin. Exactly exactly very sought after. The
Speaker 3: Canucks recruited him hard, Donnie. They worked hard on this.
Speaker 3: This guy had options. He's an American from Wisconsin who
Speaker 3: has coached in Chicago and Boston. To pick up his
Speaker 3: family and go all the way to Vancouver is a
Speaker 3: big deal. That tells you that the Canucks recruiting worked
Speaker 3: and they were. They went after this guy hard. After
Speaker 3: Luke Richardson. He is the most sought after assistant coach
Speaker 3: you had talked to in the league.
Speaker 2: Sources last night, Blackhawks had a good season, so they
Speaker 2: could see why.
Speaker 3: Hey, listen, sometimes you go to a weak team daunt,
Speaker 3: but you still get the respect. He turned that vlastic
Speaker 3: defenseman in Chicago into a top four D elite, smart
Speaker 3: defensive coach, good with the young kids. Why is that
Speaker 3: important don in Vancouver? Because who's coming up? Ellie's Petterson,
Speaker 3: the defenseman, Tom Lander, Victor Mancini. Good to have a
Speaker 3: guy who's good with the young players. Canucks have three
Speaker 3: defensemen that are young that are coming up through the ranks.
Speaker 3: They got Sawyer Medio coming to, kudrat Sef coming to.
Speaker 3: So it's good to have a coach who's good with
Speaker 3: the young players. And this guy is good.
Speaker 2: With the young fit that Bill as well, even though
Speaker 2: he's the head coach. Yeah, he's hand the defense this
Speaker 2: time big to Adam Foot did a great job. So
Speaker 2: who else is coming up is going to be on
Speaker 2: that staff? What about Yogi?
Speaker 3: Yogi, I don't see going anywhere. Yogi Sebskowski. I see
Speaker 3: uh coming back. As far as I know, I know
Speaker 3: the Canucks like him. I know the Sedin Twins like him.
Speaker 3: I know I know the players like him. I know
Speaker 3: everybody likes Yogi. So I'd be shocked if he's not back.
Speaker 3: They need an offensive coach, Don. They've got a top
Speaker 3: six right now, Don, that is not very attractive. They
Speaker 3: need a guy to come in and help with the
Speaker 3: offense and the goals because when you look at this
Speaker 3: top six the way it is today, not good. I
Speaker 3: know they're gonna they got here a few weeks to
Speaker 3: fix the top six, but as of today, I don't
Speaker 3: think it's an attractive job. I don't think Scott. I
Speaker 3: don't think assistant coaches are going get me to Vancouver
Speaker 3: to get me to Vancouver to work with that top six.
Speaker 2: So you don't imagine coming here and turning things around.
Speaker 2: That's it, despite the personnel that they have right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because right now, I don't think it's an attractive
Speaker 3: job in Vancouver to work with this offense forwards.
Speaker 2: Okay, So speaking of that, and we've got a couple
Speaker 2: of open segments today and we're gonna talk about what's happening,
Speaker 2: what could be happening with Eleas Petterson. I know we
Speaker 2: rarely talk about him on the show. We don't, but
Speaker 2: we're gonna We're gonna do that as the day goes
Speaker 2: on with Eleis Petterson and keeping in mind it is
Speaker 2: no movement clause kicks in on July first. One more
Speaker 2: a little tougher to trade him.
Speaker 3: One more thing on Dean, if you want to Derek Forbert,
Speaker 3: he coached Derek Forbert in Boston. Derek Forbert's the UFA
Speaker 3: will Fourbert likes Dean a lot. Will the signing of
Speaker 3: Dean keep for Burt in town something to keep an
Speaker 3: eye on.
Speaker 2: Okay, Uh, Meanwhile, we'll talk more about Elias Peterson in
Speaker 2: that situation. Uh. Nick Kiprio's back east and Elliott Friedman
Speaker 2: as well. They have a few things to say about
Speaker 2: that situation. And actually let's let's focus on it now somewhat.
Speaker 2: We'll get to the meat of the subject a little
Speaker 2: bit later. But did you see this season ticket board
Speaker 2: I don't get this on Twitter last night directed at
Speaker 2: Canucks season ticket holders, like, hey, you know we're we're
Speaker 2: really good and we're going to be better and you
Speaker 2: know your renew your season tickets, take out a loan,
Speaker 2: whatever the case may be. What did you notice about this.
Speaker 3: Uh, the highest paid player on the hockey club is
Speaker 3: not in there, the best player is not in there.
Speaker 3: Then we're talking about Ellie's Petterson's.
Speaker 2: Well, for the people listening on our podcast, this board
Speaker 2: does not include Elias Petterson. Various shots of four other players,
Speaker 2: a couple of fans in there as well. But it's
Speaker 2: Connor Garland, it's Quinn Hughes, it's Jake debrask and Keith
Speaker 2: for sure?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But is this the new logo? Not the logo? What's
Speaker 3: the remember we are all slogan? Is that the new
Speaker 3: slogan altogether? I'm gonna say yes, okay, because the slogan
Speaker 3: was we are all Connects not too long ago.
Speaker 2: How that's your takeaway.
Speaker 3: I'm getting time, just I want to get that confirmed.
Speaker 3: How can you not have Eli's Peterson, your highest paid
Speaker 3: player in this picture? It is shocking to me that ownership,
Speaker 3: management and whoever puts these photos together would not discuss
Speaker 3: it's great for our show, it's great. How would they
Speaker 3: not discuss by not putting Peterson in this that.
Speaker 2: This is not good? Well, I I will guarantee, and
Speaker 2: you know the Canucks front office they watch our show
Speaker 2: every day, right, now they're probably saying, these guys making
Speaker 2: a mountain out of a mole hill.
Speaker 3: What Lewis Peterson isn't in this on this board? Come on,
Speaker 3: it's not a mountain out of the mohill. You're selling
Speaker 3: season tickets and you don't got your best player, most
Speaker 3: expensive player, highest salary.
Speaker 2: Best player.
Speaker 3: Well okay, here, well, hey, go by go buy salaries?
Speaker 2: Done eleven point six? Who in the in the world
Speaker 2: goes by salary? Like, I'm serious? So you're saying so
Speaker 2: you're saying Petterson is a better player than he was
Speaker 2: based on So sure, what.
Speaker 3: Makes two million a year? Okay, around there, Patterson makes
Speaker 3: eleven points better? Say god, sure, what in the campaign
Speaker 3: sell season tickets and not Petterson?
Speaker 2: Eleven sex Well, I understand, come on, gone, okay, I
Speaker 2: don't know what you're arguing here, but I understand why Petterson,
Speaker 2: big guy, I understand why Petterson isn't there because it
Speaker 2: means they might have to change things if he's moved
Speaker 2: in the next few weeks.
Speaker 3: Is this a signal that management is telling us the
Speaker 3: Patterson might be traded he's not there? You go, yes?
Speaker 3: Is that a signal that we might move?
Speaker 2: Elliots?
Speaker 3: Patterson and we're not going to put him in a
Speaker 3: season ticket campaign.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable.
Speaker 3: It's in the category, yeah, it's it's in the things
Speaker 3: that make you What are you shaking your head out
Speaker 3: over there?
Speaker 2: For Ryan?
Speaker 1: I didn't know that there's a category with that on it.
Speaker 2: The category This is also interesting.
Speaker 1: It's also a digital advertisement, by the way, so like
Speaker 1: you could have him in.
Speaker 2: It, easily replaceable.
Speaker 1: That's why I don't. That's why it's more weird that
Speaker 1: they wouldn't have him in it, Is it not?
Speaker 2: Is it not interesting?
Speaker 1: Well, honestly, you know what it made me think of?
Speaker 1: Remember the John Torrella line about David Booth. Remember that
Speaker 1: one night we had a good game.
Speaker 2: He was our best player. And that's not a good.
Speaker 1: Nice for David Booth, but not nice for us. That's
Speaker 1: really nice for Keith for Sherwood. That ain't great for
Speaker 1: the Vancouver Canucks. And he's part of He's a for sure, Yeah,
Speaker 1: but come on, he's a role player here. I mean,
Speaker 1: he shouldn't be on a second, shouldn't be part of
Speaker 1: your campaign? Come to see him forty one nights a year.
Speaker 2: You're an elitist, And I understand that. Keith for Surewood
Speaker 2: is a fan favorite. If you are selling tickets back
Speaker 2: in the eighties, would you not have Harold.
Speaker 3: Steps Samuel Gredeen Frazer on your poster back then?
Speaker 2: Of course you would.
Speaker 3: I guess Soul would have been on there.
Speaker 2: No, but no. But I'm just saying a guy who
Speaker 2: doesn't necessarily pile up points, but he's a fan favorite.
Speaker 2: He works his ass off. Nothing wrong with that. Okay,
Speaker 2: but DEM's not there. Yeah, that's another good one.
Speaker 3: Goes on tickets ten minutes to figure that one. Besser's
Speaker 3: not there, which is we we we Hey, Besser. You
Speaker 3: know they all but said goodbye. Demo's not there, But look,
Speaker 3: Quinn Hughes. They gonna just put Quinn Hughes on there
Speaker 3: and said bye season tickets. Okay, but if you're going
Speaker 3: to put a group of players and not have your
Speaker 3: highest paid player in there, Stands or your former ves
Speaker 3: in a finalist goaltender or Demco is not in there,
Speaker 3: that's in the categories.
Speaker 2: I think so too.
Speaker 1: You know what they should have done. They should have
Speaker 1: done an ad with all guys that might be shipped
Speaker 1: out of town. So Besser, even though he's depending UFA
Speaker 1: e forty Demco hell throw talkings based on there the
Speaker 1: same as the older something.
Speaker 3: Remember these guys fun comes together. The other guy in
Speaker 3: the city is Heronic. I would put a Heronic in
Speaker 3: that group over some guys I see.
Speaker 2: In that group three fowards. I have no problem as
Speaker 2: sure would be.
Speaker 1: On then what do you mean he's a rule the guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but they need more guys like for shrewing. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: but he's not.
Speaker 1: That's not Marquis billboard player, Keith for Sherwin.
Speaker 2: This is come on, all in favor of them getting
Speaker 2: Mason March. They need people. They need players. Look, they
Speaker 2: need high end They're not gonna get Connor mcgavia or
Speaker 2: Jack Geicel. Okay, they need players to bring that bloody
Speaker 2: building alive, but they need seats. Aren't gonna do it.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, they need more guys like that. I don't
Speaker 2: have a problem at all. This speaks to how lacking
Speaker 2: they are in high end talent. That's what this shirks. Okay,
Speaker 2: because the fact that I mean what you guys are antip.
Speaker 3: They got a horrible top six right now and then,
Speaker 3: and this is the reason why you're seeing this and
Speaker 3: these four put together bottom.
Speaker 2: Line career high. Last year they were bottom line bottom line.
Speaker 1: Again, that's really nice for Keith for Surewood.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna rip Surewoodie. If every other guy both
Speaker 3: Sherwood's work ethic and in passion and shame as Garland,
Speaker 3: you're shelling. They need more guys, guys with you know,
Speaker 3: lunch Paiale, gum boots by Steel Toesrick.
Speaker 1: You're asking people to buy se taking you.
Speaker 3: Want you want to tell your public coach totally understanding,
Speaker 3: you're not.
Speaker 2: Sure of the future of the LEAs Peterson. Same goes
Speaker 2: with that. That's what they said, goodbye? Did they can't
Speaker 2: be on this board? I'm sorry, Yes they can't.
Speaker 1: Again, it's a digital ad. They can change it into thirty.
Speaker 3: Five Saderson as seven years on his contract? How like,
Speaker 3: how is a guy with seven years not on there?
Speaker 2: You tell me what would be a bigger deal? Like,
Speaker 2: what would be more of a bone of content for people? Why?
Speaker 2: Why is? Why? Why is them going that? Why why
Speaker 2: is Peterson? Ons? Are they going to be around? No?
Speaker 1: Are you? People went in bat a eye this this
Speaker 1: guy played, this guy played because Petterson isn't on it,
Speaker 1: and nobody look for key for seven years Rick because
Speaker 1: nobody Andy Cole first brought this up on Twitter. Nobody
Speaker 1: replied to Andy about, Hey, where's.
Speaker 2: That Aronic too?
Speaker 3: Coronica Heronic should be on there.
Speaker 2: They asked him if he wanted to be on. He
Speaker 2: got pissed. He got pissed. I'm kidding, all right, DTMZ
Speaker 2: is it just me coming up in the eleven o'clock hour.
Speaker 2: Craig Button is going to join us just after eleven o'clock,
Speaker 2: fresh off his coverage at the Memorial Cup. Did you
Speaker 2: see this guy his throat? He clearly was battling something
Speaker 2: and he, like Kee for shrew ed with the Knucks
Speaker 2: last got it and out did his job.
Speaker 1: Big Rye.
Speaker 2: He's going to join us just after eleven Craig big Rye,
Speaker 2: the Twitter guy later this hour and up next. We
Speaker 2: recorded this interview yesterday the Pride of Richmond, former Vancouver
Speaker 2: Cannuck now involved in the Stanley Cup Final, Troy Stature.
Speaker 2: He was kind enough to join us yesterday. We're going
Speaker 2: to air that interview next. Game one of the Stanley
Speaker 2: Cup Final Wednesday in Edbonton Oilers and Panther is a
Speaker 2: rematch of last year's Stanley Cup Final. Troy is next.
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Speaker 2: Van City. If Donnie and Day had a poster, you
Speaker 2: would put Big Ryan Derek Wong on the front and
Speaker 2: Quinn Taylor in the upper corner. That's a good submission.
Speaker 2: He would be our key for sure. I guess I
Speaker 2: don't have a problem with Sherwood being there. I went
Speaker 2: on and on about it in the first segment.
Speaker 3: Most teams would not have one of their lowest paid
Speaker 3: guys on there and not taking it. I'm a huge
Speaker 3: Sherwood guy, but most teams wouldn't have him on there.
Speaker 2: He was a bright spot for that.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 3: The guy making eleven six is got seven more years
Speaker 3: in this city. He should be on there. Why did
Speaker 3: you give me years? Because you love him?
Speaker 2: You place a lot of importance on money. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: he should be on there because he's making eleven Well
Speaker 2: you rip him because oh he's not worth eleven six
Speaker 2: and he didn't, so you used the money angle too.
Speaker 3: Hey, here's the deal. Mitch Marner is going to make
Speaker 3: thirteen or fourteen million on his next deal. He's going
Speaker 3: to get ripped everywhere he goes if he underperforms, especially
Speaker 3: in the Canadian market. Don what's your point? My point
Speaker 3: is you said money. How can you not bring it
Speaker 3: up when he's making eleven six and he had forty
Speaker 3: five points this year done.
Speaker 2: Cal Callan Langley, Hey, Donnie, Ryan doesn't get it. He
Speaker 2: doesn't go back to the days of the Canucks when
Speaker 2: they didn't win, but the team was full of guys
Speaker 2: like Keifer Shrewood. They gave their best every night. This
Speaker 2: fan base is always loved lunch bucket guys, not prima donnas.
Speaker 2: And I don't know if i'd call him a lunch
Speaker 2: bucket guy, but he certainly was a fan favorite look
Speaker 2: at look at zidoroff last year.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, big time.
Speaker 2: It's just prop the building alive. And you would you
Speaker 2: not love to say? What are you're shaking your head
Speaker 2: over there again? Would you not love to see? And
Speaker 2: Quinn Hughes said it Keith for Shrewood in a playoff series,
Speaker 2: the Nashville series last night.
Speaker 3: That's why they got him. That's why they got him.
Speaker 2: If you're a Canuck fan, you want to see Keith
Speaker 2: for Shrwood play series, you'd bring the building alive, unlike
Speaker 2: a lot of guys.
Speaker 1: So I guess you know for tomorrow Night's Stanley Cup. Fine,
Speaker 1: instead of McDavid dry Sidle on the billboard, they should
Speaker 1: have what City Pod because he busts his ass. I mean,
Speaker 1: like I say, that graphic just speaks the lead talent
Speaker 1: this team has. This team has.
Speaker 2: Nothing to give you that I'll give.
Speaker 1: You, and that drives that home again. We would all
Speaker 1: agree Keith for sure, it great player. We'd all agree
Speaker 1: it might be arguably the best signing this management group
Speaker 1: has made in their time here. But come spend thousands
Speaker 1: of dollars forty one nights a year to see this guy.
Speaker 1: I mean that is give that true.
Speaker 2: I get it. It's like it's like Cal says, you
Speaker 2: weren't around in the old days.
Speaker 1: Is it lunch bucket, by the way, or lunch box?
Speaker 2: Lunch bucket?
Speaker 1: I never heard of a I've never heard of a
Speaker 1: lunch bucket. I've only heard lunch box, lunch payo.
Speaker 2: Lunch box. We're gonna move on tomorrow's question favorite lunch
Speaker 2: blank Yeah, lunch container.
Speaker 3: Another hardworking guy coming up on the interview. That's what
Speaker 3: people want, hard work.
Speaker 2: I got a segue. Game one of the Stanley Cup
Speaker 2: Final goal is Wednesday in ebonton Oilers and Panthers. Yesterday
Speaker 2: we were able to hook up with Oilers defenseman Troy Stature.
Speaker 2: He's been in the last couple of seasons. Didn't get
Speaker 2: in a game in the playoffs last year, had an injury.
Speaker 2: He's played six games so far in these playoffs. Former Canuck,
Speaker 2: the Pride of Richmond, getting ready for Game one. We'll
Speaker 2: see how much he plays. We'll talk about that in
Speaker 2: this interview. We started the interview off yesterday by asking
Speaker 2: Troy kind of an obvious question, Edmonton, what's that city
Speaker 2: like right now?
Speaker 5: It's buzzing, everybody's pretty excited. Especially after last year. Everybody's
Speaker 5: happy to be back in the position we're in, So
Speaker 5: just a lot of excitement, a lot of buzz.
Speaker 2: As for yourself, Troy, you were with the Oilers last
Speaker 2: year but didn't get it in, didn't get into any
Speaker 2: postseason games. What was this experience been like this year?
Speaker 2: This year, this time around, getting to play in multiple games?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's been great.
Speaker 5: Obviously, last year I had ankle surgery and missed the
Speaker 5: entirety of the playoffs and had got traded there at
Speaker 5: the deadline, and obviously I resigned the offseason. So this year,
Speaker 5: just being here the full year, contributing the playoffs and
Speaker 5: being healthy, it's been a different experience and what I'm
Speaker 5: super grateful for. So just happy to help the team
Speaker 5: have some success up to this point, and I'm just
Speaker 5: going to continue to work hard and see if my
Speaker 5: number gets called in the finals.
Speaker 2: Hey Troy, how is this year's team different than last
Speaker 2: year's team, which took the Paths to seven games?
Speaker 5: Well, obviously, personnel, I think we made a lot of
Speaker 5: changes throughout our roster and then.
Speaker 4: Just the way we play.
Speaker 5: I think last year our PK was, you know, clicking
Speaker 5: over ninety percent throughout the playoffs and had a lot
Speaker 5: of success there, you know, shifting the momentum through different games.
Speaker 5: This year, our PK's struggled at times and we found
Speaker 5: different ways to win and definitely feels like we're a
Speaker 5: really really good five on five team and that's where
Speaker 5: our strength is. And obviously our power play unit's been
Speaker 5: together for X amount of years, so they still have
Speaker 5: that chemistry. So just a different build up, and I
Speaker 5: guess based on personnel and playing style.
Speaker 3: Hey, Troy, you played some great games in that Dallas series.
Speaker 3: What was the difference in that series for the orders.
Speaker 5: I think there's obviously a couple of things you could
Speaker 5: look at, depending on who you talk to. I think
Speaker 5: for us it was being disciplined and staying out of
Speaker 5: the box and then just trying to play with them
Speaker 5: five on five. Obviously, in Game one, we felt like
Speaker 5: we were the better team throughout the majority of the
Speaker 5: game and the third period our PK kind of.
Speaker 4: Let us down.
Speaker 5: And throughout the rest of the series we really had
Speaker 5: a conscious effort of being responsible with our sticks. The
Speaker 5: penalties we were taking, We're hooking, slashing, tripping, so just
Speaker 5: being more cautious for our stick placement and that allows
Speaker 5: us to play to our strength at five and five.
Speaker 3: Hey, Troy, there's a kid in your dressing room, Vasili
Speaker 3: pod Colson. What can you tell us about him the
Speaker 3: player and how he has been throughout the season and
Speaker 3: the playoffs.
Speaker 5: Yeah, POD's is great. Arguably the hardest worker I've ever
Speaker 5: played with in my career. He's at the rink maybe
Speaker 5: three four hours before you're.
Speaker 4: On the ice. He's there at least an hour before
Speaker 4: everybody else.
Speaker 5: And he's very quiet, but he goes about his business
Speaker 5: and he's super committed and dedicated.
Speaker 4: So you could ask anybody in our room.
Speaker 5: Everybody has a lot a lot of respect for for
Speaker 5: Pods and the way he holds himself and the work
Speaker 5: that he puts in.
Speaker 4: He's a he's a great teammate.
Speaker 3: You know, we can only dream about ever playing with
Speaker 3: them McDavid and dry Settle, but you get to, you know,
Speaker 3: go in the dressing room and be with him on
Speaker 3: road trips all season long. What is it playing with
Speaker 3: two superstars like that, Troy?
Speaker 5: I mean, they're obviously two of the best in the world,
Speaker 5: if not the two best, But it's no different than
Speaker 5: anywhere else you play Obviously there's role players or superstars
Speaker 5: or top end guys. So it just seems like the
Speaker 5: players in that category with Davo and Leo, it's.
Speaker 4: They're there for a reason, you know.
Speaker 5: The work they put in, the way they conduct themselves,
Speaker 5: the way they watch their nutrition, the way they get
Speaker 5: their sleep, it's just constantly a twenty four seven commitment
Speaker 5: that they embrace and more than anything, loves.
Speaker 4: So they're just great leaders.
Speaker 5: They're super inspiring and obviously themselves as individual players are
Speaker 5: pretty phenomenal.
Speaker 3: You mentioned Pod Colston hard work or another guy is
Speaker 3: Zach Hyman He's out.
Speaker 2: How much does that hurt Troy?
Speaker 5: Obviously it's a big loss. Like is a huge part
Speaker 5: of our team. You know, last year he scored over
Speaker 5: fifty goals. This year he didn't have the same offensive production,
Speaker 5: but he was a big piece of our power play.
Speaker 5: He's a big piece of being a supporting player in
Speaker 5: our top six.
Speaker 4: For those two.
Speaker 5: Guys that we just talked about, a vocal leader in
Speaker 5: the room, was leading the playoffs and hits. So anytime
Speaker 5: you lose a player like Zach Hyman, you're definitely gonna
Speaker 5: feel the effects.
Speaker 4: So it's a big loss for us.
Speaker 3: But.
Speaker 5: Just to say the old saying goes, you know, next up,
Speaker 5: next man, not mentality, and then that's kind of the
Speaker 5: way we've ran through these playoffs.
Speaker 2: Hey, try, what's it like being and I don't know,
Speaker 2: Chris Snoblock is the head coach, But what's it like
Speaker 2: being coached by the guy in charge of the defense,
Speaker 2: the legendary Paul Coffee.
Speaker 5: It's unique obviously being a former player at the the
Speaker 5: caliber player that he was, it's pretty cool to rub
Speaker 5: shoulders with him on a daily basis and kind of
Speaker 5: pick his brain. He's you can definitely tell he was
Speaker 5: a player, he wasn't a coach. He definitely goes about
Speaker 5: his his tactics a little different than what I've been
Speaker 5: used to it through my career, but it seems to
Speaker 5: work with our group. And the most important thing, he
Speaker 5: just instills a lot of confidence and a lot of
Speaker 5: belief in each and every one of us. So he's
Speaker 5: a He's a great coach, and I'm super fortunate to
Speaker 5: play for him.
Speaker 2: Hey, what kind of tone does Chris Knoblock set for
Speaker 2: that team? Because he just looks so cool and calm
Speaker 2: and all his whenever you see him talk talk to
Speaker 2: the press.
Speaker 5: He's got a quiet and calm demeter to him, for sure,
Speaker 5: but he's extremely intelligent, super detailed. Puts in a lot
Speaker 5: of hours behind the scenes that I'm sure a lot
Speaker 5: of people know about and that you don't see.
Speaker 4: But it seems like he's the right man for for
Speaker 4: our group.
Speaker 5: We got a lot of personalities, a lot of guys
Speaker 5: that have been around the league for a long time,
Speaker 5: and he's definitely that kind of calming presence that we need.
Speaker 4: So everybody has a lot of respect for Nobbery.
Speaker 5: He's done a really good job and more than anything,
Speaker 5: he's just a really nice man.
Speaker 4: He's a he means well and super respectable.
Speaker 2: Have you seen his lookalike? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's kind of gone viral that. I guess there
Speaker 5: was a priest or something here in Edmonton that looks
Speaker 5: like his twinn. He came to the game four or five,
Speaker 5: I believe against Dallas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, kind of scary. Hey are you touching this earlier?
Speaker 2: But what have you told? What have you been told
Speaker 2: by Chris and the coaching staff about your role in
Speaker 2: the Stanley Cup Final?
Speaker 5: I don't think I've been told like what my role
Speaker 5: is in the finals. I know what my role is
Speaker 5: on this team, and throughout the season I played a
Speaker 5: lot with Darnell Nurse. We obviously added John Klingberg throughout
Speaker 5: the season, and then added Jake Wellman at the deadline.
Speaker 5: So we have eight quality defensemen. All eight of us
Speaker 5: can play, and right now they're going with a different six.
Speaker 5: So more than anything, it's just being a good cheerleader,
Speaker 5: supporting your teammates and the guys that are in the
Speaker 5: lineup and encouraging them to do their best, and then
Speaker 5: at the same time working as far as you can
Speaker 5: to stay ready in case you do get called. So
Speaker 5: that's been my mindset my entire career. I think you
Speaker 5: guys probably know that. Getting back to Vancouver and yeah,
Speaker 5: I'm just super excited to be in the position I'm
Speaker 5: in with a chance to win the Stanley Cup.
Speaker 2: Can't imagine. Croy fabulous is always Thanks so much and
Speaker 2: best of luck.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you, guys.
Speaker 2: Free agent undrafted when he broke into the National Hockey
Speaker 2: League out of the Universe Versity of North Dakota with
Speaker 2: the coct He played with Utica as well with the Kentucks.
Speaker 2: He's played five hundred and sixty games. Troy has one
Speaker 2: year left on his contract up at Edmonton Captain of
Speaker 2: seven eighty seven five good on Troy statue.
Speaker 3: When this guy left Vancouver boy to Canucks lost a
Speaker 3: character guy. You can't talk to anyone in the hockey
Speaker 3: world who doesn't like Troy stature, or you'd be hard
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Speaker 3: Poll question, what will your reaction be if the Canucks
Speaker 3: keep Elius Petterson past life first and is no move
Speaker 3: clause kicks in positive or angry? And right now sixty
Speaker 3: four percent say positive he's gonna rebound next year, but
Speaker 3: thirty six percent say they'll be angry. He needs to
Speaker 3: go eight hundred and fifty votes already topping. It's popping,
Speaker 3: and a little surprised at this one. I really am.
Speaker 3: I thought they'd be more angry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree, voting h.
Speaker 3: Just after the season that he just had forty five
Speaker 3: points for a top line center and all all the
Speaker 3: chaos with Miller this year was just a gone show.
Speaker 3: The lack of conditioning, Oh, the train showed up to
Speaker 3: camps was out of shape, and then.
Speaker 2: All that stuff. Okay, so and you'll be get criticized
Speaker 2: a lot, and that that's fine. We're in a public
Speaker 2: form that that's the sort of thing that happens, and
Speaker 2: people wondering, you're pulling this out of thin air. Why
Speaker 2: are you talking about this again? The reason we brought
Speaker 2: it up is because a friend of the show, Nick
Speaker 2: Kiprios back East. On a regular basis, he puts out
Speaker 2: trade boards. Players who he feels through his connections also
Speaker 2: could could be on the move in the near future
Speaker 2: are being shopped. So his most recent trade board has
Speaker 2: at the top of the trade board the LEAs Petterson.
Speaker 2: Even though you know you wonder about his value, what
Speaker 2: they could get in return would be a good idea
Speaker 2: for the Canucks to trade it. But he's got him.
Speaker 2: He's got him front and center, or not front and center,
Speaker 2: but at the top. Came up with a write up
Speaker 2: regarding Eleas Petterson and why he's so high on that
Speaker 2: trade board. Have we got the quote here? If you
Speaker 2: want to do the honors here? Rick Oh still on
Speaker 2: for me.
Speaker 3: This is mister Nick Kiprios. Petterson doesn't have any trade
Speaker 3: protection in his contract for now, but that changes July first,
Speaker 3: when a full note movement kicks in. Are the Canucks
Speaker 3: prepared to keep Patterson and hope he rebounds to being
Speaker 3: a one hundred point player again or will they look
Speaker 3: to move him over the next month because that clause
Speaker 3: kicks in. Despite a down season for Petterson, his value
Speaker 3: hasn't taken as big of a hit as.
Speaker 2: Many perceive that.
Speaker 3: According to Nick Kiprios of Sports, we just lost our mics.
Speaker 3: We got him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, all.
Speaker 3: Right, so this is what kiprio So he's basically saying
Speaker 3: his name's out there.
Speaker 2: Well, I think that the big takeaway is the last sentence.
Speaker 2: Despite a down season for Petterson, his value hasn't taken
Speaker 2: as big a hit as many perceive. What are you
Speaker 2: hearing You mean I'm not hearing that. I mean you
Speaker 2: mean we were heard Carolina a year ago was interested
Speaker 2: maybe Buffalo.
Speaker 3: He had forty five points. He's got seven more years
Speaker 3: at eleven point six million. Do you understand the risk
Speaker 3: that the other team has to take? Everybody trade Petterson?
Speaker 3: What are you getting back? Like, seriously, what are you
Speaker 3: getting back?
Speaker 2: Or it could really work.
Speaker 3: This hockey club has a first line center that had
Speaker 3: forty five points. They don't have a second line center.
Speaker 3: If you trade Petterson, what are you getting back? Are
Speaker 3: you getting back at first line center? I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I thought. I thought you're talking about the risk for
Speaker 2: the other team, the risk for the other team both teams. Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: the well, hold it a second.
Speaker 3: The risk for the other team is much higher, don
Speaker 3: because you're taking this guy for seven more years at
Speaker 3: eleven point six.
Speaker 2: But the Cannucks would be absorbing some of that, would
Speaker 2: they not?
Speaker 3: Well, they would have to. But you okay, so let's
Speaker 3: go there. You're given Oel four point seven. Oh, you're
Speaker 3: given machayab seven hundred next year. The Canucks are giving
Speaker 3: two players five point two million not to play here
Speaker 3: next year.
Speaker 2: Don you want to add to that list? So, speaking
Speaker 2: of Nick Kiprios, yesterday on The Real Kipper and Bourn,
Speaker 2: which airs here on Sportsnet six fifty, Elliott Friedman, another
Speaker 2: friend of ours, was on their show, and this is
Speaker 2: what Elliot had to say regarding a possible dealing a
Speaker 2: trade involving Eleas Petterson.
Speaker 6: I think they've known what's out there for him for
Speaker 6: a little bit of time.
Speaker 7: Nick.
Speaker 6: To me, it simply comes down to if they if
Speaker 6: they want to do it. Jim Rutherford is the guy
Speaker 6: who's spearheaded signing Patterson. He was the guy who was
Speaker 6: most behind it. He was the guy who wanted to
Speaker 6: do it. I don't think everybody in the Van Who
Speaker 6: organization was sold about it when they did it, But
Speaker 6: Jim Rutherford had the biggest voice of the biggest vote
Speaker 6: he was, and so you have to tell me that
Speaker 6: he's changed his mind or he feels there's something he's
Speaker 6: got to do differently now. I think at different times
Speaker 6: this year the Canucks really thought about it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: I think one of.
Speaker 6: The issues was that Patterson struggled so much this year that.
Speaker 4: It kind of hurt his value.
Speaker 6: And I don't think they look I mean, ultimately, the
Speaker 6: better thing to do, Nick is solved your problem as
Speaker 6: opposed to trade your problem, and I think that is
Speaker 6: their goal. The other thing, too is, you know, if
Speaker 6: if you're concerned about Quinn hughes future, and clearly they are,
Speaker 6: how do you feel about yourself as an organization if
Speaker 6: you have a situation where both Hughes and Patterson could
Speaker 6: be gone in a couple of years. I think you
Speaker 6: would consider that a major disappointment. So I know they've
Speaker 6: looked into it. I know they've considered it. I think
Speaker 6: they know exactly what his value is. But I always
Speaker 6: remember that Jim Rutherford was the guy who's made the
Speaker 6: decision to sign him.
Speaker 2: It wasn't unanimous, he did it.
Speaker 6: So you've got to convince me that Jim Rutherford has
Speaker 6: changed his mind.
Speaker 2: Elliott Freeman yesterday on the Real Kipper and Born. And
Speaker 2: this leads to something that we hear behind the scenes
Speaker 2: that Patrick Alvin and Rick Cockett were hesitant when it
Speaker 2: came to extending Elas Petterson before he signed the eleven
Speaker 2: point six million dollar a year deal, that this was
Speaker 2: Jim Rutherford's push.
Speaker 3: Most people think it was Rutherford. I don't think Rick
Speaker 3: Cockett and Rick Hackett will never come out and say this.
Speaker 3: Don I don't think he was a fan of the deal.
Speaker 3: I think Rick Cockett made it be known to management
Speaker 3: that probably this isn't a guy I can win with
Speaker 3: on so but they did it.
Speaker 2: Rutherford did it.
Speaker 3: But maybe Rutherford's backing off now and saying, you know,
Speaker 3: I don't want to move this guy. But I will
Speaker 3: say this, every guy on that roster up till July
Speaker 3: first should be available after the season.
Speaker 2: They had.
Speaker 3: The only untouchable they got is Quinn Hughest.
Speaker 2: Is he That's it? Is he intouchable?
Speaker 3: Because there there's been some well, look they're moving to
Speaker 3: having on Earth to try and improve the tream for
Speaker 3: Quinn Hughes doing sure.
Speaker 2: But what are the chances of doing that? And I
Speaker 2: mean I think Nick's talked about it. In fact, I
Speaker 2: know he has. He's talked about the possibility of Quinn
Speaker 2: He's being moved now as opposed in the future. Imagine
Speaker 2: what like his deal right now is so good if
Speaker 2: and look, I'm a rebuild guy, So you take this
Speaker 2: with a grain of salt if you want, imagine what
Speaker 2: you can get from now or even a year from now,
Speaker 2: versus at the trade you know, the trade deadline or
Speaker 2: but if this is the this is what's gonna happen,
Speaker 2: I'll tell you right now. Is next season, not this
Speaker 2: coming season, the season after that. We've talked about this before.
Speaker 2: They're gonna be contending for a playoff spot. Ye what happens,
Speaker 2: they don't trade Quinn Hughes, he leaves for nothing and
Speaker 2: they're left with what they will cap space.
Speaker 3: Donny, they will never be in a position to allow
Speaker 3: Quinn Hughes to walk without get something one of the
Speaker 3: two trade deadlines, either next year the trade deadline after
Speaker 3: they will move him and get something they have to.
Speaker 3: You can now that you are.
Speaker 2: You what I just said, knowing the history of the Canucks.
Speaker 3: That happening, this is a right what you said. You
Speaker 3: know Norris trophy winner and you're gonna let him walk
Speaker 3: for nothing to return. That would be absolutely before Rick.
Speaker 3: They not have a player of this magnitude. So think
Speaker 3: of the hall you can get with Quinn. So you
Speaker 3: agree with me that, well, they are going to have
Speaker 3: to move him if he says how sooner you move him,
Speaker 3: the bigger the hall. That's a great point. And some
Speaker 3: are saying that maybe the connection move Hughes this upcoming
Speaker 3: trade deadline. If he says no to an extension, there
Speaker 3: you go, then the next one. There you go that
Speaker 3: there is no place on earth where the Canucks don't
Speaker 3: get something in return for him.
Speaker 2: Come on, like you you obviously been paying.
Speaker 3: Trophy winner in his prime and you're not gonna get
Speaker 3: anything for him.
Speaker 2: They didn't get anything for Bester this year. The best
Speaker 2: with the playoff spots is not I understand, but they
Speaker 2: didn't do it with Besser and and and this has
Speaker 2: happened before, not that long ago, in the Banning era.
Speaker 2: I could see it happening. Hey, if they.
Speaker 3: Let Quinn Hughes walk without getting anything, that person should
Speaker 3: be fired on the spot ten seconds after he leaves.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, absolutely, I'll agree with you there. Okay.
Speaker 2: By the way, other players on Nick's trade board, Morgan Riley,
Speaker 2: Rasmus Anderson, Eric Carlson, Marco ROSSI to talk about the
Speaker 2: biggest one. I'm getting to the bowen Byrons on that list.
Speaker 2: Your buddy Ivan barberschev Barber.
Speaker 3: Chef, good guy, get him, get him, Dan Milstein that client.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh we know, and KeAndre Miller, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: It's a it's a good read. Okay, We're good. Oh.
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Speaker 2: Just I had a big rye. Twitter guy Nick from
Speaker 2: VIC Delaney's okay tying Langley and older girlve inbox Nick
Speaker 2: from VIC. Seth Jones not flourishing under Kevin Dean's coaching
Speaker 2: in Chicago. Very unlikable choice uh Dick's words.
Speaker 3: I don't like that Seth Jones. Donny wanted on Columbus,
Speaker 3: wanted out of Chicago. He wants to go to a winner.
Speaker 3: He can't stand losing, the captain said when Seth Jones
Speaker 3: was traded, good riddance. Dean has nothing to do with
Speaker 3: a guy like Seth Jones, Dean worked with that vlastic kid.
Speaker 2: He worked with defenseman.
Speaker 3: Okay, don the guy wanted out in Chicago. He's got
Speaker 3: nothing to do with Dean. He looked look was a defenseman.
Speaker 3: Look when he's the coach who's in charge of defenseman.
Speaker 3: Look what Seth Jones didn't clumb in to do with him.
Speaker 3: I want to trade. I want to trade out of Chicago.
Speaker 3: Come on, God, he's a veteran guy. He wants he
Speaker 3: wanted it out of Chicago.
Speaker 2: Big ry.
Speaker 1: You're also throwing a blanket statement on the situation, like
Speaker 1: Cheth Jones. He's even said it since then. He was
Speaker 1: tired of the but he was tired of the situation
Speaker 1: in Chicago and all the losing. He might tell you
Speaker 1: that he was a great, great coach for him wait
Speaker 1: to get rid of but I mean, you know, look
Speaker 1: at Taylor Hall. I mean he wanted to be flourishing
Speaker 1: or not. I I just the one thing I'll say,
Speaker 1: I hate. You're a tent to your opinion. That's fine.
Speaker 1: Don't pretend like everybody has the inside knowledge on Kevin
Speaker 1: Dean and how he is as a coach. Like, don't
Speaker 1: cherry pick good or bad, what one really good or
Speaker 1: what like, Let's see how that plays out. It's the
Speaker 1: same way with but it's the same way when the
Speaker 1: Canucks trade for like a fourth liner and everybody has
Speaker 1: that guy figured out. In Pegg, you've barely watched the guy, like,
Speaker 1: let's relax on that from from.
Speaker 2: The person who feels that it felt that Elias Patterson's
Speaker 2: contract was a positive.
Speaker 1: It go down as one of the great bargains in
Speaker 1: Canucks history.
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Speaker 1: eleven six. That's why again, you like that team more
Speaker 1: than any any player that is you try so, I tried,
Speaker 1: I tried, didn't work. How about this Rod Brendamore meeting
Speaker 1: with the media this morning in Carolina. He was asked
Speaker 1: about the Paul Maurice situation, the handshake, and as far
Speaker 1: as I know, this is the first time he's commented
Speaker 1: on and of course we remember this from last week,
Speaker 1: Maurice going up to him saying something along the lines of,
Speaker 1: don't participate in the handshake. Let's leave it to the players.
Speaker 1: We played Maurice's comments after the game where he went
Speaker 1: on and on about the players thing. Again, every time
Speaker 1: I see it, I just cringe more. And so this
Speaker 1: is from Ryan Henkel, who covers the Carolina Hurricanes for
Speaker 1: the Hockey News. This is Brenda Moore on not or
Speaker 1: on the whole situation. I've had some pretty impactful moments
Speaker 1: in that line as a coach going through it, it
Speaker 1: meant something to me. Then he went on to stay
Speaker 1: just went along with what Maurice wanted, but said it'll
Speaker 1: probably go back to doing it. I will say his
Speaker 1: full answer is quite lengthy, and multiple times he said
Speaker 1: he understood Paul Maurice's point of view, so he didn't,
Speaker 1: by any means come across as I don't know what
Speaker 1: that guy was thinking.
Speaker 2: He said, I understand opinion.
Speaker 1: But he did talk about how the series prior for
Speaker 1: the Hurricanes. I think it was a series prior when
Speaker 1: they knocked out the Devils.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: He talked about that there was four or five players
Speaker 1: in that line that he had relationship relationships with that
Speaker 1: he appreciated the opportunity to have a second to say,
Speaker 1: you know, great season, heck of the season, all that stuff.
Speaker 1: So and that we kind of speculated on that well.
Speaker 2: And he I think he obviously respects Paul. He's going
Speaker 2: to be dealing with Paul Maraye's players in that lineup.
Speaker 2: I think that's maybe that was the the that's where
Speaker 2: the decision was made for Rod. So he's shake he can't.
Speaker 2: I just I just said this last week. I just
Speaker 2: had a problem with the timing when you bring this
Speaker 2: up now, like come on.
Speaker 1: That's what Rick said to it. Seemed like he was lecturing,
Speaker 1: like why is it your place to tell a guy
Speaker 1: what he can and can't do it?
Speaker 2: And honestly, I can't remember us or anybody really coming
Speaker 2: down hard from a critical point of view on Paul Maurice.
Speaker 2: This was real rare.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, no doubt. But again, the whole situation, the
Speaker 1: fact he did it with the lightning, he shook all
Speaker 1: their hands. But then he goes to Toronto and he
Speaker 1: talks to Barubay and so he doesn't want to do it.
Speaker 1: But it's just the whole situation was there's two.
Speaker 2: Guys that don't want to be telling what to do.
Speaker 2: Did Craig Ubi and Rod Brindamore?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, tough, tough guys. If punched him in the
Speaker 3: great good for good for I'm going to do it
Speaker 3: next year. You can't have one coach telling you what
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 1: Good for Rod Well, I'm curious now what happens in
Speaker 1: the final, Like, no matter what happens, who wins whatever, He'll.
Speaker 2: Say, well, it's different because the season's over. I don't know.
Speaker 1: His whole thing was it's about the men and they're
Speaker 1: in the battle and all that stuff. We don't need
Speaker 1: TV time for the coaches. That should just apply all
Speaker 1: the time, then it should.
Speaker 2: I disagree with him saying he's not in the battle.
Speaker 2: Coaches are in the battle.
Speaker 1: And that was another point that that Brenda Moore.
Speaker 2: He touched on that physically they're not in the battle.
Speaker 2: I get that, but you can't tell me that they
Speaker 2: don't feel they do that. They're part of the competition.
Speaker 2: They did, They are making decisions I make.
Speaker 3: Coaches have yelled at Brad Marshawan. I mean they get
Speaker 3: involved too.
Speaker 2: That was the second point you're making decisions. You're thinking
Speaker 2: about things twenty four hours a day during that series.
Speaker 2: You are in the battle.
Speaker 1: The second point of the full answer from Brenda Moore,
Speaker 1: he says, we're not out there on the ice battling,
Speaker 1: but we're right in there with these guys. So that's
Speaker 1: my take. And then he says, I think you're titled
Speaker 1: to whatever one you want. He won, so I kind
Speaker 1: of went, okay, I'll follow your lead, but I do
Speaker 1: think it's important to me anyway to show respect to
Speaker 1: the players.
Speaker 2: Good for you.
Speaker 1: So again, it was a lengthy.
Speaker 2: Well that's interesting because I think Paul Maurice feels he's
Speaker 2: showing respect by not taking part in the hand. Jake
Speaker 2: and Rod feels the other I think, and most of
Speaker 2: us feel the other way.
Speaker 3: But did Maurice just wake up and say I'm gonna
Speaker 3: do that the first round?
Speaker 1: He did it exactly.
Speaker 3: That's the part which like, what do you wake up
Speaker 3: and you want to change the.
Speaker 1: Rules, and like, so, now if they win again, right,
Speaker 1: he beats knob Block for the second time, Like, are
Speaker 1: you gonna try and tell Chris Knoblock, who's now going
Speaker 1: through this loss for the second time, Hey, by the way,
Speaker 1: don't go to the handshake.
Speaker 2: I know this is devastating for you, real negative moment.
Speaker 2: You're like, yes, listen to what I have to say. Yes, No,
Speaker 2: I don't know anyway, Good on, Rod.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how about this, guys last night Miami. You guys
Speaker 1: see this attendance the Miami Marlins taking on the Colorado Rockies.
Speaker 1: So real Barnburner of an MLB five thousand, eight hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety four was the paid attendance quote unquote for
Speaker 1: the Marlins game last.
Speaker 2: I don't think there's that many there.
Speaker 1: I'm taking the under on that Avey all day. The
Speaker 1: Miami Marlins are dead last in terms of teams with
Speaker 1: a normal size MLB stadium for attendance, because you gotta
Speaker 1: throw out Sacramento slash Vegas right slash Oakland, and you
Speaker 1: have to throw out Tampa. They're at Steinberner Field, right.
Speaker 2: Which is the Yankees, the Yankees facility.
Speaker 1: The Marlins apparently up until June the first, are averaging
Speaker 1: twelve thousand people in attendance, which actually year over years
Speaker 1: almost bang on for them an attendance figure. I mean,
Speaker 1: look at how often and by the.
Speaker 2: Way, they're talking about the Colorado Rockies here and who
Speaker 2: they won.
Speaker 1: The Rockies won, they got their first, the tenth win
Speaker 1: of the season. They're into double digits. They are rolling now,
Speaker 1: the Rockies. But this is a fairly new building too.
Speaker 1: That's the other thing. You know, a lot of people
Speaker 1: all the building sucks. That's why they're not going to
Speaker 1: deal when it opened, right, the monument and the monument
Speaker 1: and the home run monument and the like. How awful
Speaker 1: does that?
Speaker 2: The saddest part about this not the well, just the visuals.
Speaker 2: Say the Marlins when they were called the Florida Marlins
Speaker 2: won a couple of World Series I know, yeah, I
Speaker 2: knowd and and I think I know after one of
Speaker 2: them for sure, they blew up the roster, right, I
Speaker 2: believe it was both times. But like, you know, not
Speaker 2: exactly doing what fans wanted, what the what their customers wanted.
Speaker 2: It's awful. Like I look at those two World Series
Speaker 2: titles and go they just throw those out the door.
Speaker 1: Hey, but Tony, you also can talk about their crosstown rivals,
Speaker 1: the Tampa Bay Raised All and all have been a
Speaker 1: pretty successful franchise.
Speaker 2: State. They don't do very well.
Speaker 1: Well, right, and now a lot of people say that
Speaker 1: drop the trop the trop I get that, so maybe
Speaker 1: that is completely it. But and who knows their future
Speaker 1: because it doesn't sound like they want to spend money
Speaker 1: on the stadium.
Speaker 2: But this is just I mean it's not and it's
Speaker 2: a big city.
Speaker 3: Is pretty, that's the thing, Miami Florida baseball city.
Speaker 1: No, I know, that's and well famously trading away g
Speaker 1: and Carlos Stanton, right, who was a bit of a
Speaker 1: star for them, is going to go. He was gonna go.
Speaker 1: But I mean that doesn't help you. But five thousand,
Speaker 1: I mean like embarrassing, it's it is embarrassing. Go back
Speaker 1: to Montreal or something. I mean, this is just exposed.
Speaker 2: Would do way better?
Speaker 1: Come on, yeah, I mean yeah, it's hard to argue.
Speaker 1: It's just finding the people that build the everything else.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if I was there, I just grabbed the best
Speaker 3: seats and ship that's that, right, would just grab the
Speaker 3: at first where the best.
Speaker 2: To do that with the place is packed so great?
Speaker 2: You bring that up.
Speaker 1: The people that choose to sit in your seats purchased,
Speaker 1: like what are you doing? Like move five behind, don't.
Speaker 2: Play following the rules and there's nothing wrong with it.
Speaker 1: I like, and this happened to me I had tickets
Speaker 1: when I went to California last summer for my parents
Speaker 1: and me and my brother. The Jays were in town.
Speaker 1: We go to Anaheim. There's nobody there because both teams
Speaker 1: sucked at that point. Our tickets we bought were in
Speaker 1: like the upper upper deck for like six bucks six bucks.
Speaker 1: I I told my parents, we're not going anywhere outside
Speaker 1: of the first the lower deck here.
Speaker 2: Why are we going all the way up there?
Speaker 1: Why there's no look at all the seats available.
Speaker 2: Move, They're not gonna.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're not gonna. And my dad like, my dad
Speaker 1: was like, we're gonna get thrown out.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be home. You make it sound like he
Speaker 2: came up with something groundbreaking. Nobody does.
Speaker 1: No, but no, not look look at the photo or
Speaker 1: not everybody moved to the best seats. They're still sitting
Speaker 1: in the you know, down the foul line, Like what
Speaker 1: are you doing? Move behind a plate, get a nice seat.
Speaker 2: Maybe they want to be uh, you know, by themselves
Speaker 2: in the upper deck, which we've seen at sky okay.
Speaker 3: Upper deck, by the cheapest seat, moving in the most
Speaker 3: you're talking about.
Speaker 1: I do they still have the hotel?
Speaker 3: Yeah, connected to the hotel they caught those two people.
Speaker 2: They caught the people in the upper deck as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, doing stuff they shouldn't have been doing
Speaker 3: at a baseball game, rounding home up next.
Speaker 2: Hitting a grand slam.
Speaker 1: The ball was hit up there while that was going on,
Speaker 1: while they.
Speaker 2: Were and I think he's got the ball.
Speaker 1: Suddenly there's three.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Anyway, let's just move.
Speaker 2: I was quite the maneuver trying to do. Vincekully, it's
Speaker 2: not working.
Speaker 1: Vin called that, and that would be something was oh my.
Speaker 2: Oh my, that's not a Louisville Schlugger.
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Speaker 3: Did you watch much of the Memorial cupany oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: I did, Hugh junior fan. I'm really really disappointed with
Speaker 3: medicine Hats. But give hey, give him the hunters, give
Speaker 3: the hunter's credit. London's probably, Donny, the best organization in
Speaker 3: Canada right now.
Speaker 2: All they ever do is win. They've got the Memorial Cup.
Speaker 2: Impressive performance by them. But I'm telling you the most
Speaker 2: oppressive performer in Ramuski Craig Button. He wasn't one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: The voice was going, and he hung in there for
Speaker 2: every raport he had to do, every hit he had
Speaker 2: to do, and he joins us now tsn Scott director
Speaker 2: back from Ramouski. I take it, Craig, thanks for doing
Speaker 2: this and I mean this sincerely. How are you.
Speaker 8: I'm good, I'm good, just a little bit of I
Speaker 8: had a little bit of a sinus congestion and then
Speaker 8: of course you push your voice.
Speaker 7: But I'm on the end.
Speaker 2: I'm good, good, tough Canadian kid, any question, London is
Speaker 2: the best team in Canadian junior hockey.
Speaker 8: I don't think so, Medicine Hat, and I think when
Speaker 8: you beat a team once in a tournament, it's hard
Speaker 8: to beat him a second time, and medicine Hat found
Speaker 8: that out. I love what Willie desjard As said postgame,
Speaker 8: he said, we had one big problem. He goes, that's
Speaker 8: London's a really good team. I thought Medicine app played
Speaker 8: very well. But when you make three mistakes that they
Speaker 8: made in that championship game, and there's not going to
Speaker 8: be a lot of mistakes made and the other team
Speaker 8: is ready to take advantage of it, you're gonna have
Speaker 8: a tough time winning. And I think that's what happened
Speaker 8: to Medicine Hat. They had some chances, they had some opportunities,
Speaker 8: but you can't make the line change mistake, the series of.
Speaker 7: Unfortunate errors where the goalie was left.
Speaker 8: Out of stick and then the turnover with the blue
Speaker 8: line they led to the first three goals, and that's
Speaker 8: going to hurt you.
Speaker 7: That's going to make it all really difficult to win.
Speaker 8: And you know, to your comment about the London Nights,
Speaker 8: you know what Mark and Dale Hunter do there is
Speaker 8: phenomenal with respect to the record, but they developed players too,
Speaker 8: and you know, we know the history in London, but
Speaker 8: they continue to develop players and they do it year
Speaker 8: after year after year. And it's not just first round
Speaker 8: picks or second round picks. They do it all the
Speaker 8: way through with respect to their players, and it's it's
Speaker 8: a great place to go and develop.
Speaker 7: I'll be real quick here.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was interesting last year after people were saying
Speaker 8: Eastern Cowin has nothing to prove by going back to
Speaker 8: the OHL and anybody that says that has no idea
Speaker 8: what's going on in London.
Speaker 7: And it's not about prove or anything.
Speaker 8: You got lots to learn before you're in the NHL,
Speaker 8: and you go back and play for Dale Hunter London,
Speaker 8: you're gonna learn a lot. And for the Toronto Mayple Leafs,
Speaker 8: they have a player that's better and better and more
Speaker 8: more developed.
Speaker 7: Now at this point than he was last year. So
Speaker 7: you think about that opportunity to go back.
Speaker 8: And play for Dale and play in a winning organization,
Speaker 8: it helps your development.
Speaker 2: MVP of the tournament Craig, This is a big story here.
Speaker 2: Victoria Royals who had a very good season. They've lost
Speaker 2: Cole Reshni and Keaton Verhofft to North Dakota. The rules
Speaker 2: have changed for NC Double A hockey. Are you worried
Speaker 2: about the future of the Canadian Hockey League and an
Speaker 2: exodus to n C Double A Hockey?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: You know, well, I think there's every reason to have
Speaker 7: concern Donny and Rick.
Speaker 8: You know, Victoria's really good team, really well coached with
Speaker 8: James Patrick, and you just lost two players to North Dakota.
Speaker 8: We know that the system has changed with respect ncuble
Speaker 8: A players or NC double A schools being able to
Speaker 8: accept HL players. And there's a lot that's still unfolding.
Speaker 8: There's there, really is, and it's going to take some
Speaker 8: time to fully understand the implications of it. But you
Speaker 8: go to you go to junior hockey and you play,
Speaker 8: and I think there's two things that come to mind.
Speaker 8: The players realize how hard college hockey is, because I
Speaker 8: don't think they do.
Speaker 7: I don't think they do.
Speaker 8: And the second thing is, you know, dollar signs in everything.
Speaker 8: People get dollar signs in their heads. If you're going
Speaker 8: to be an NHL player, and the dollars will take
Speaker 8: care of itself, you better find the right place, uh
Speaker 8: that's right for your development. Keep Verhoff as a seven
Speaker 8: year old defenseman going to North Dakota, like, that's hard
Speaker 8: to play NC double A hockey. The other thing is
Speaker 8: are you ready to be a full time student athlete,
Speaker 8: because you've got to go and be a student athlete
Speaker 8: and keep your keep your eligibility alive, and you're playing
Speaker 8: and so and physically you're playing against much older, much
Speaker 8: mature players, and with them on the campus, it's really hard.
Speaker 8: And I think players have these I think there's a
Speaker 8: number of players that have illusions of grander And this
Speaker 8: isn't football where they're getting millions of dollars. The dollars
Speaker 8: aren't significant in hockey. And I'm not going to tell
Speaker 8: somebody not to take money to go play the nc double.
Speaker 7: I'm not going to do that. But there's some things
Speaker 7: that the CHL's trying to understand what it means.
Speaker 8: But there was thirty three seventeen to eighty year olds
Speaker 8: that played the NCAA in this past year. Like it's
Speaker 8: a it's not a level of competition that's favorable to
Speaker 8: young players. Rashni and Vierhaffer seventeen and eighteen.
Speaker 3: Well and Tri City Americans too. Right after that, they
Speaker 3: lost a really good young defenseman. He's going to go
Speaker 3: in the first round of the draft this year. In
Speaker 3: the NHL.
Speaker 8: I was told Rick that he hasn't that he hasn't
Speaker 8: committed anywhere yet.
Speaker 2: That was Pet State. Yeah, okay, okay, yeah.
Speaker 8: No, I've heard that that he's going to go for
Speaker 8: a visit, but he asn't committed to Penn State.
Speaker 7: And I got that.
Speaker 8: I got that straight uh, straight on, straight goods both sides.
Speaker 3: Scary times. Scary time is for the Western Hockey League
Speaker 3: for sure, no question. Edmonton Florida break this down, Craig.
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 3: Who you picking and what do you see happening?
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, you know, you want a lot of numbers
Speaker 8: for those two, you know.
Speaker 7: I think I think Edmonton, you know.
Speaker 8: We talked about, you know, growing up against the team
Speaker 8: that they know and they know what it's going to
Speaker 8: be like. Losing Zack Hyden is significant. I think for
Speaker 8: the Emitton Oils, it couldn't have happened at the worst time.
Speaker 8: But let's put that aside. The best defensive team in
Speaker 8: the playoffs is the Florida Panthers. The best offensive team
Speaker 8: in the playoffs is the Adverton Olders. So you have
Speaker 8: a you have a best off best in that regard,
Speaker 8: but power play excellent for the Adverton OLA's best penalty
Speaker 8: kill is the Florida Panthers. I think that Stuart Skinner
Speaker 8: just has to just play those strikes. He doesn't have
Speaker 8: to go out there and stand on his head. But
Speaker 8: he can't play. He can't play below his capabilities. Rick
Speaker 8: I call them a one B. He's not a one A.
Speaker 8: He's a one bright and if he if he could
Speaker 8: just be that one B, he'll be good. If he's
Speaker 8: anything less than that, their challenges grow. So when you
Speaker 8: start to think about you know what your chances are
Speaker 8: to win. I think the third line for the Florida
Speaker 8: Panthers are a headache for the for the ebitton udance
Speaker 8: with Lusteride and Lundal and mark Shand if they can
Speaker 8: handle that line and handle the floor check, then we'll
Speaker 8: see what can happen. Then Everton has a chance. Ninety
Speaker 8: seven and Blue down are difference makers.
Speaker 7: Can they make.
Speaker 8: Enup with a difference in hybrid absence to go over
Speaker 8: the cup?
Speaker 3: Craig, the NHL combine and Buffalo Boy, you know what
Speaker 3: it is. Every GM's there. You know what they do.
Speaker 3: They plant seeds for what might or might not happen
Speaker 3: at the NHL draft. A lot of rumors we're hearing cannuckts.
Speaker 3: You know, Elie's Peterson's name being popped up in trade rumors,
Speaker 3: talk about the NHL combine and everything that goes with it,
Speaker 3: and some of the seeds that are planted for big
Speaker 3: trades in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 7: Rick, I think that you.
Speaker 8: I think it's more now about the managers all being together.
Speaker 8: They're not going to have that opportunity.
Speaker 2: That's a draft, that's it, right. Yeah, and the.
Speaker 8: Agents are there too, so we're talking about trades, free agency.
Speaker 8: I'm like, don't be surprised when the NHL goes back
Speaker 8: to its own format of the draft, because it was
Speaker 8: one of those short sighted decisions. And keep in mind,
Speaker 8: it was all the managers that didn't. It's not the league,
Speaker 8: it's the managers, and you know, to be all together
Speaker 8: to talk to understand.
Speaker 7: Listen, the players are the players. I mean, they're being.
Speaker 8: Put through the paces, they're going to have their interviews.
Speaker 8: Teams pretty much know what they're going to do. This
Speaker 8: is no and the physical part of it. Okay, great,
Speaker 8: you put them through the physical part of it. This
Speaker 8: is about the agents and the general managers all being
Speaker 8: together because the draft will not afford them that opportunity.
Speaker 8: So yes, seeds, seeds are planted, seeds are watered, and
Speaker 8: now the teams are hoping that that seeds will sprout
Speaker 8: into something significant for them.
Speaker 2: One more Craig, if you don't mind, I'm concerned about
Speaker 2: your your voice here, Yeah, Martin.
Speaker 7: Will be concerned. I'm good, I'm good, I'm good.
Speaker 2: Okay, we'll keep it to noon then and okay, I
Speaker 2: can do it. Marco Rossi, we hear a lot about
Speaker 2: him in Vancouver Minnesota Wild center had some pretty good
Speaker 2: numbers last year, and you know there's talking maybe he's
Speaker 2: a guy that Cannuct should be interested in.
Speaker 8: What do you think, Well, I'm surprised, Donnie he had
Speaker 8: sixty points last year.
Speaker 7: He's a young.
Speaker 8: Center that's showed that he was a high draft pick.
Speaker 8: He showed that he can play in the league as
Speaker 8: I think he's a really good number two. And now
Speaker 8: you hear all these discussions and talks about him being traded.
Speaker 8: It feels like it's just a matter of when, not if.
Speaker 8: It surprises me when a player that age, that showed
Speaker 8: a real upward trajectory and his play becomes available.
Speaker 7: I think there's lots of teams that should be interested
Speaker 7: in Marco Rossi. And do I think that the Vancouver
Speaker 7: Canucks should be intersted. Absolutely, they should be in arrested
Speaker 7: and again. I'm more puzzled.
Speaker 8: But Minnesota and what they're thinking because they get all
Speaker 8: the money back to the suitor, not all the money,
Speaker 8: but just about all the right from the suitor at
Speaker 8: Breezy buyouts.
Speaker 7: Does I don't they're not cap crutched. I don't get it.
Speaker 7: I really don't get it.
Speaker 8: But if you're on the other side looking for a
Speaker 8: second lighted center, make those calls.
Speaker 7: Don't get it.
Speaker 2: Honey and Lemon, thanks for this, Craig Hall, Thanks you guys.
Speaker 2: Have a great day, Lemon Holls. Thanks Craig. He's dying
Speaker 2: to get off, as if he has heard every suggestion.
Speaker 2: I'm Marco Rossi RFA.
Speaker 3: By the way, the problem with Marco Rossi, Donny, is
Speaker 3: he wants seven times seven. Even if the Canucks acquire him,
Speaker 3: now you got to overpay him, right so and he's
Speaker 3: five to nine and your top line center is in
Speaker 3: six four two twenty so now the Canuck's up in the
Speaker 3: middle of the will not be very big.
Speaker 2: But by the way, Craig was alluding to the decentralized draft,
Speaker 2: and hear what he had to say there. He thinks
Speaker 2: the NHL will go back to the old the old
Speaker 2: way one of the things that you really enjoy with
Speaker 2: the NHL draft in the past, I always liked I
Speaker 2: always remember Burke in ninety nine coming up with the
Speaker 2: Sedine deal and the general managers talking to each other visually.
Speaker 2: It was it was a great thing to see. It's
Speaker 2: gonna go away. I guess for well, its something to
Speaker 2: do with money and the kids going.
Speaker 3: Up in the first round, the parents getting all excited,
Speaker 3: the agents that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's all good drama. Yeah. I guess it cost
Speaker 2: it cost a few bucks to get uh, to get
Speaker 2: everybody there.
Speaker 1: I guess you also don't need twenty five people on
Speaker 1: the stage. It takes way too long. But what Craig
Speaker 1: is we went on.
Speaker 3: I love seeing that hours of content, especially now some
Speaker 3: of these teams like Pittsburgh got nine hundred picks, so
Speaker 3: you have.
Speaker 1: To see them all these times up and up.
Speaker 2: It just so. I love the whole Sarah, But I
Speaker 2: think it about.
Speaker 1: The kids, not the owners, kids nephews.
Speaker 3: Hair dresser likes kid kid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's funny. I just I don't mind the visual.
Speaker 2: Years old. Craig has to be quick ten seconds, come on.
Speaker 1: Only have brought this up recently as well, What much
Speaker 1: like what Craig said that Batman kind of caved in
Speaker 1: a in a way to be like, Okay, we'll do
Speaker 1: it your way. It's not gonna work to the owners
Speaker 1: because the owners really wanted this, and now there's already
Speaker 1: been regretted.
Speaker 2: The owners wanted to in part because they see what
Speaker 2: the other leagues are doing as opposed to what's best
Speaker 2: for their sport. Right influenced by although NBA.
Speaker 1: I would like to see Betman try and pull off
Speaker 1: a Goodell like hug with some of these prospects that
Speaker 1: come up on the stage. Yeah Goodell like it's like
Speaker 1: it's a long lost child he meets me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, massive bear hug. I'd like to see Betman be
Speaker 2: the commissioner of the NFL when it comes to that
Speaker 2: that the NBS because some film it looks like he's
Speaker 2: got some height to them. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Goodell's big guy. Yeah as no, he's a small guy.
Speaker 2: You know. The shot of Shack doing the curls with
Speaker 2: the producer the other day would be it would be
Speaker 2: like that. Imagine like a little baby. Okay, uh break
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Speaker 3: keep Peterson a pastor life first, is no move, then
Speaker 3: kicks in positive or angry? A positive? Sixty two percent,
Speaker 3: and angry is a thirty eight percent thousand votes already,
Speaker 3: it's hoping, it's popping. And uh so it's a situation
Speaker 3: where a little surprise to you. I thought they'd be
Speaker 3: more angry because of the season he had forty five points.
Speaker 3: Uh you know the chaos with Miller, the fighting, all
Speaker 3: the soap opera field.
Speaker 2: Of the Eas' not just on the ice, right, it's
Speaker 2: off the ice.
Speaker 3: You know, the coach is telling them in the movie
Speaker 3: feet be in better shape, go home, have a good training.
Speaker 3: You should never have to tell your elite players that stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then then another thing that another item that
Speaker 2: is prevalent in our Deelaney's okay, taring Langley and all
Speaker 2: their grove of inbox. You know these reports, these rumors
Speaker 2: I should say about him not listening to what the
Speaker 2: Sedins have to say, and especially when it comes to conditioning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just the Sadeen Twins are there for you
Speaker 3: in the organization, for every player to bounce ideas off.
Speaker 3: They have great hockey sense. Hey, hey, Hendrick Daniels, you
Speaker 3: got a minute. I was just told he never warmed
Speaker 3: up to using those guys in that way. Yeah, he
Speaker 3: just never warmed up to the Sadeen twins. He just
Speaker 3: never said, Hey, Henrick, Daniel, you got a minute, I'm
Speaker 3: having trouble, can you help me here?
Speaker 2: Just never happened.
Speaker 3: I think when he first got here from Sweden, I
Speaker 3: think the Canucks wanted that, and hey, look a look
Speaker 3: at these two Swedish superstars. I just didn't think he
Speaker 3: warmed up to them, see that.
Speaker 2: Which is fine, it's not a law. I get that.
Speaker 2: It's probably what I don't understand is that if you
Speaker 2: take a look at what Daniel and Hendrick went through
Speaker 2: at the beginning of their careers, when they were heavily criticized,
Speaker 2: when in the eyes of a lot of people, they
Speaker 2: were underachieving, and also their conditioning was questioned, so was
Speaker 2: their skating. So what happened. They went out and got better,
Speaker 2: They got in better shape to the point where now
Speaker 2: they're retired and they're still doing marathons and multiple grouse
Speaker 2: grinds a day. It really is impressive how they turn
Speaker 2: things around and became trophy winners.
Speaker 3: He just he never warmed up to them, and he
Speaker 3: never has, and I'm supposed I guess Donnie, he never will.
Speaker 2: But it's just it's right there in front of him.
Speaker 3: You know, the Sadine Twins. I know, Maddy Mahultz gets
Speaker 3: all the credit in the world for Abersburg, and rightfully so,
Speaker 3: but the Sadine Twins play a massive role in Absburg
Speaker 3: when they work with the kids. You know, it's a bit.
Speaker 3: They are two really good additions to Absburgh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and again just such a positive in that look
Speaker 2: where I know they lost yesterday, but they're still up
Speaker 2: to one in that series. But also what those players
Speaker 2: look like when they moved up to the NHL level.
Speaker 2: One of them looked out of place. And everybody, you know,
Speaker 2: everybody's raving about Victor Mancini. Oh oppressive he's been and
Speaker 2: he didn't look out a place when he was playing
Speaker 2: at the NHL level with Vancouver after the trade.
Speaker 3: Absolutely done, you know, but hey, he's his own guy,
Speaker 3: and he's he drums to a different beat.
Speaker 2: I guess, or beats a different drum. Beats to a
Speaker 2: different drum, Okay, And something that could help Victor Mancini.
Speaker 2: A new assistant coach that looks like for the Canucks.
Speaker 3: Yes, you Canucks will announce Kevin Dean as their new
Speaker 3: assistant coach. Donnie They recruited him hard. Boy, did they
Speaker 3: work this guy hard. A lot of teams wanted him.
Speaker 3: It was Luke Richardson and Kevin Dean, the top two
Speaker 3: guys out there for defensive coaches, and the Canucks got
Speaker 3: the guy they wanted. Very good coach, good with the
Speaker 3: young players. It's a really good hire.
Speaker 2: Worked with the Bruins, worked I worked with the Blackhawks,
Speaker 2: as you say, and it was a player as well.
Speaker 2: I know. He's from Madison, Wisconsin. He played at the
Speaker 2: University of New Hampshire and played a three hundred and
Speaker 2: thirty one NHL game. He played for the Thrashers, the Devils, Blackhawks,
Speaker 2: and Dallas.
Speaker 3: And you just coached Connor Garland at the World Hockey Championships.
Speaker 2: Back to Abbotsford. They lose last night. Five to two
Speaker 2: was the score. They're up to one in that American
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Speaker 2: Maybe Nick will be there.
Speaker 3: Gin and uh, what's your song?
Speaker 2: And juice?
Speaker 3: Gin and juice? Yeah, I can't wait to hear that.
Speaker 1: That was creative that they're going to be serving their
Speaker 1: outside juice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, outside you sound you sound pretty Jackavie.
Speaker 3: What do you want me to do? I don't like
Speaker 3: gen I don't like his music. I don't like gin
Speaker 3: and juice.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you asked him about this roof being opened,
Speaker 1: because there might have be a bit of a haze
Speaker 1: for game time with Snoop in the house.
Speaker 2: Well, if you know anything about that subject, you might
Speaker 2: want the roof closed. Okay.
Speaker 3: If there's a ton of cheating chong stuff there and
Speaker 3: the lines, you're out play a game.
Speaker 2: That's that's yeah.
Speaker 3: You Why can't be playing laid back sniffing cheating chong
Speaker 3: stuff and smelling it?
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Speaker 2: Canada's oldest company, has closed all of its stores as
Speaker 2: of Sunday, resulting in over eighty three hundred lost jobs.
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Speaker 2: you hear this? No I announced that it was purchasing
Speaker 2: Hudson's Bay's Hudson's Bay's intellectual property for thirty shmill name logo,
Speaker 2: the iconic multicolored stripes. Unable to pay its bills, the
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Speaker 2: the coat of arms, logos and designs. It was the
Speaker 2: winning bid out of seventeen seventeen entities competed for that.
Speaker 2: It allows Canadian Tire to lean into nostalgia and for
Speaker 2: Canadians to keep their emotional tie to the three hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty five year old company.
Speaker 3: So you're still I can now buy sweaters at Canadian Tech.
Speaker 2: Whatever you want. Imagine the blankets and the towels. O
Speaker 2: that stopped. Stop that that that sort of thing. You
Speaker 2: know what, man, my wife and I saw this coming
Speaker 2: years ago. We went in to buy some whatever, looking
Speaker 2: for patty of furniture. Let's go into the bank the Bay.
Speaker 2: The salesman, basically this was in Surrey, Ryan out near
Speaker 2: where you are. Gilford just basically said, you know what
Speaker 2: do you want to pay for it? Like I was like,
Speaker 2: and you know me, I mean that was eye opening
Speaker 2: the deal. So the bottom line is they were just
Speaker 2: basically giving this stuff away and you go in there.
Speaker 2: The last few years.
Speaker 3: The Bay, it's sad, it's hears still live.
Speaker 2: I can't answer that. You know, you know what I
Speaker 2: is not alive. But I think Eaton's is still doing.
Speaker 2: The Bay they're gone, They're all gone. Woodwards Woodwards was.
Speaker 3: The best six NLF sixth Street in New West. Oh
Speaker 3: my goodness. That's where we got our Beecy Lines tickets from.
Speaker 3: But anyways, Army Navy, I think Army Navy is still alive.
Speaker 3: Uh the one in Columbia Street in New West, Well.
Speaker 2: You know, cause you don't. You don't really have any
Speaker 2: I'll go to.
Speaker 3: New West once in a while. Beautiful place, my old
Speaker 3: stomping grounds.
Speaker 1: Canadian We've talked about it. Canadian Tire is an amazing store.
Speaker 1: I going there. You have to pry me out. I
Speaker 1: love just going up and down the aiss.
Speaker 2: Yeah there is. I needed a specific tool to fix
Speaker 2: a lawn. More looked all over found Canadian.
Speaker 1: Well that's where young Ryan used to buy his hockey
Speaker 1: sticks for road hockey.
Speaker 3: Yeah that even in the eighties, we bought our hockey
Speaker 3: sticks for Canadian Tire.
Speaker 2: You were Albert, Albert.
Speaker 3: Let's listen Canadian tire. They had good hockey stuff back
Speaker 3: in the day.
Speaker 2: And you walk in in that tire smell, oh yeah, unmistakable. Yes. Oh.
Speaker 3: And now they got a dog section. I go for
Speaker 3: the dog, I get my pet food. No, I get
Speaker 3: my treats for the dog.
Speaker 1: There a Canadian tire.
Speaker 2: He then got a dog section, a whole aisle for
Speaker 2: a long day, have everything there. They got the dog
Speaker 2: cats in one aisle, the food, the food, no dog cats, the.
Speaker 3: Poop bags every day. It's all a Canadian tire. Are
Speaker 3: they a sponsor?
Speaker 2: We just came ahead of What do you Do game?
Speaker 2: A hell of a commercial. It's going to birthdays seven
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Speaker 3: It's no no Spain, Yvonne Lendel Raphael.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, politician born and raised in Calgary, leader of
Speaker 2: Canada's Conservative Party. It's twenty twenty two, pure American broadcast
Speaker 2: journalist for CNN, also a correspondent for sixty Minutes. And
Speaker 2: it's a Cooper. Yes, I didn't get to the Gloria
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Speaker 1: Sixty Minutes is a great watch.
Speaker 2: Oh it really is. And you know what, just they're
Speaker 2: editing at so old school. It's so fit good.
Speaker 1: It's good.
Speaker 2: It's very good. Late creator of the Dating Game and
Speaker 2: the Newlywed Game, Chuck will Willie Well, you got the
Speaker 2: Chuck part right, Chuck, Host and producer of the Gong Show,
Speaker 2: Oh Gon Show. Chuck starts with the bat Barker. No,
Speaker 2: Chuck Rucker. That'd be a good name, Chuck Barker. Remember
Speaker 2: Sam Rockwell played him in that movie Confessions of a
Speaker 2: Dangerous Mind.
Speaker 3: Will you give me the initials?
Speaker 2: Chuck Barris, Chuck, but Chuck Barris Parris you know him
Speaker 2: to see him or okay? And he's passed away. Singer
Speaker 2: and actress from Detroit, Rick, come on here. She played
Speaker 2: Leather Tuscadero. Oh Penny, a pinky Tuescadaro in Happy Days.
Speaker 2: This is I think the sister. No, this was pinky Tescadaro.
Speaker 3: This is leather, Tuscadero, leather. There's pinky and leather. I
Speaker 3: only knew pinky. I don't know leather, so I'm gonna
Speaker 3: have tough.
Speaker 2: Can you click that?
Speaker 3: No, pinky Tuscadara. Everybody knows pinky.
Speaker 2: Suzi Quattro. Yeah, Okay, there you go. Canadian singer songwriter,
Speaker 2: This is again your wheelhouse for Rick Well maybe not
Speaker 2: a little early. Scored a number one hit in nineteen
Speaker 2: seventy seven Canadian with Sometimes when we touch, there's no
Speaker 2: ring a bell.
Speaker 3: You're walking up a hill. Steve Hill, Dan Hill, Daniel,
Speaker 3: Steve Hill in the neighborhood, peeky leather, Steve Hill, We're good?
Speaker 2: Is it just me? Is coming up? Alanis Morissett meanwhile,
Speaker 2: born fifty one years ago, Sunday and she's gonna play
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Speaker 2: Is it just me? Rick? Do the honors all right?
Speaker 3: Justin and Princeton?
Speaker 2: Is it just me or little to know?
Speaker 3: Canadian born players on the Cannocks roster has real traction.
Speaker 3: Look at Edmonton fourteen Red and White Boys, Canucks management,
Speaker 3: wake up, Free agency starts on Canada to day. For
Speaker 3: a reason, Justin and Princeton wants more Canadians on the
Speaker 3: Canucks roster, and he's got a lot of people that
Speaker 3: agree with him, and you're one of them. Absolutely two
Speaker 3: is too low, perfect.
Speaker 2: World to think of us all being Canadian. We like
Speaker 2: to see that. But oh yeah, whatever works works.
Speaker 1: Is it just me?
Speaker 2: This is from Dwight? Is it just me? But with
Speaker 2: Snoop Dogg playing before the Lions home opener, it would
Speaker 2: be a really good idea. Actually to close the roof
Speaker 2: for the concession sales would triple good point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well yeah, but I'm with Rick.
Speaker 1: I'm a little concerned about the Lions about Yeah, they're gonna.
Speaker 2: Have fan I mean fans to blow out the smoke.
Speaker 3: What do you got, Well, Rick doesn't want to trade DEMKO.
Speaker 3: He doesn't want to trade EP forty, doesn't want to
Speaker 3: trade the first round pick, doesn't want to trade DPD.
Speaker 3: Thank god he's not the GM. We'd be aiming for
Speaker 3: ninth place every ten years for the next ten years.
Speaker 3: Arvind and Surrey, I never said.
Speaker 2: That that maybe they get it, Maybe the Cocks will
Speaker 2: get a first overall pick.
Speaker 3: Arvin needs to wake up. I didn't say not trade
Speaker 3: these guys. I said it's gonna be tough. You're not
Speaker 3: gonna get much in return.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, but I gotta I gotta say, Rick, I think
Speaker 2: people are do not believe you when it comes to
Speaker 2: you talking about us being a hometown unsigned. Is it
Speaker 2: just mean this isn't the only one. Rick needs to
Speaker 2: get out more Army and and news has been closed
Speaker 2: for years.
Speaker 3: Okay. I had a buddy tell me it's still there.
Speaker 3: It was a go to place in the sixties, seventies
Speaker 3: and eighties, and there was a guess what there was
Speaker 3: an army Navy on a main and the forty ninth
Speaker 3: or something.
Speaker 2: Anyway. Hastings too, Yeah, Hastings too. Yeah, Hastings had the
Speaker 2: wife save the arms. Oh.
Speaker 3: It was a go to place in the eighties, a
Speaker 3: Columbia Street, Army Navy. It's not there anymore. If it's
Speaker 3: not there, I rest in peace.
Speaker 2: Every time we bring up Ryan, am I right time
Speaker 2: we bring up some New West stories.
Speaker 3: I know where Queen's Park is. I know where mugs
Speaker 3: and jugs used to be. I know where the old
Speaker 3: spaghetti factory is. I know where all the liquor stores
Speaker 3: are in New West. I just forgot about important Tubby. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: but he got the wise Harry Neil once said, no
Speaker 3: one's going to trade your forty goal scorer. You got
Speaker 3: to make your own. I'm sure this applies to eighty
Speaker 3: and one hundred point centers trade EP forty Robin Poco.
Speaker 3: First of all, Harry Neil was a quote machine and
Speaker 3: you know that gone. He was the best interview and
Speaker 3: when he did Hockey Night in Canada, there was nobody better.
Speaker 2: Although he did yell at me once, Harry Neil, Yeah,
Speaker 2: tell us I need the story. It was when Bill
Speaker 2: a Forge got fired and Harry had Harry fired him
Speaker 2: and and he took over his coach again. Yeah, he
Speaker 2: didn't like some question. I asked. There you go, little Donnie.
Speaker 2: We've all been yelled at. Yeah, Jeeves from Surrey? Is
Speaker 2: it just me drum to their own beat? Is that
Speaker 2: a band name beat to their own drum? You know
Speaker 2: what I mean? In the neighborhood. Think about it, Derek,
Speaker 2: put it down. If you want, what do you got?
Speaker 3: If ROSSI I like him, but two top centers would
Speaker 3: be small, would be a bold moose Scott and maple Ridge.
Speaker 2: What I said?
Speaker 3: Okay, fine, y'all love Marco ROSSI, God bless you. He's
Speaker 3: five to nine. Your other center in the top six
Speaker 3: is not six four two twenty. You can't wear to Patterson.
Speaker 3: Don stop it. You can't wear teams down with two
Speaker 3: skinny top two centers.
Speaker 2: Don David Cedar David's rather finally, my voice is changing.
Speaker 2: Is it just me that thinks the Canucks should should
Speaker 2: sign Steve Hill and Chuck Barker for their top six?
Speaker 2: Dave listening, listening closely, Yes he is.
Speaker 3: Hey, you guys talk about Pod Colson like he's a
Speaker 3: huge difference maker. He was tenth overall twenty six goals
Speaker 3: in Vancouver. His lack of development is the reason that
Speaker 3: Canucks don't have a great top six new s Nick,
Speaker 3: I agree with you, but here's the problem. If Pod
Speaker 3: Colson Donnie was a fifth round pick, no one would
Speaker 3: have bitched about him. But he was a tenthal rong pick.
Speaker 3: That's why. That's why he got traded because he could
Speaker 3: not produce as a tent to roll pick. But he's
Speaker 3: a good fourth line guy. I wonder if we had
Speaker 3: a poll, Yeah, did.
Speaker 2: You believe the Canucks made a mistake in trading for
Speaker 2: sillipid Colson for a fourth rounder?
Speaker 3: In that? Like?
Speaker 2: Okay, he clearly isn't somebody who's going to get forty
Speaker 2: kils right, No, but can he be valuable bottom six?
Speaker 2: And he's played some with dry Sidle as well, Yeah,
Speaker 2: and McDavid, and he hasn't he hasn't looked at a place.
Speaker 2: He hustles. He's not what they expected him to be,
Speaker 2: but could he still be something decent?
Speaker 3: In the bottom set, he found a NISI in Evington.
Speaker 3: He's in the Stanley Cup Finals. Easier to do there
Speaker 3: at Troy from Richmond Raven about him, saying he's the
Speaker 3: hardest worker he's ever met in his life.
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Speaker 2: Question and here we go. What will your reaction be? It?
Speaker 3: The Canucks keep Ellis Petterson past your life first? And
Speaker 3: that's when his no move kicks in positive or angry,
Speaker 3: and right now leading positive at sixty percent angry, almost
Speaker 3: twelve hundred votes, the top of the spot.
Speaker 2: But on a Tuesday morning, and again we remind people
Speaker 2: Nick Kyprios's latest trade board out this week. At the
Speaker 2: top of it, Elias Petterson al in terms of players
Speaker 2: who might be traded. Oh yeah, he's He's on a
Speaker 2: lot of people list. Do you have photos today? I
Speaker 2: never know if you have photo.
Speaker 3: We're going overseas. We're going overseas, Ryan, get her up,
Speaker 3: Saint Andrews today, you can't beat this. Didn't attempt to
Speaker 3: golf as winds were fifty miles an hour.
Speaker 1: A picture, right, I don't have this.
Speaker 3: I just emailed it to you. Oh, Darren just only
Speaker 3: sent it to me. Okay, yeah, I got this, Okay.
Speaker 2: St Andrews.
Speaker 1: I've been here, I've been look at this, What a
Speaker 1: beautiful picture.
Speaker 3: Didn't attempt the golf winds for fifty miles an hour,
Speaker 3: would have likely had to shoot a two hundred if
Speaker 3: because of the winds. Hey, look at this guy's green fees.
Speaker 3: Three hundred pounds nearly six hundred Canadian. This is Darren
Speaker 3: and he says, go ab you go with the Canucks.
Speaker 3: But what a beautiful picture of Darren Jelous at St Andrews.
Speaker 3: Look at that just up the road from Edinburgh. I've
Speaker 3: been there and like that, like there was the picture.
Speaker 3: The course like almost goes like literally.
Speaker 1: Right into the town, like you're right in a shop
Speaker 1: and right there is the golf course. So they have
Speaker 1: a little part three course attached to it. I played
Speaker 1: the Part three course. Did play the big one?
Speaker 2: Do you have to win a lot of to play it? No?
Speaker 2: I think you could just buy yeah, for the day,
Speaker 2: for the day, I mean, oh yeah that I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I have friends have played, I'll
Speaker 2: check that out. Any other pictures three hundred pounds, Wow,
Speaker 2: we got one more? Okay, this is our good pound goose.
Speaker 1: He's at the Giant he's at the Nova Scotia Giant
Speaker 1: Lobster and so he's got he said this two photos.
Speaker 1: This first one is uh oh, hold on, I just
Speaker 1: closed it. The first one is him getting eaten by
Speaker 1: the lobster. So there's goose inside the lobster. Talent is
Speaker 1: that what it is?
Speaker 2: Talent? Claw claw go claw? Okay.
Speaker 1: And this is the second one, boom of him posing
Speaker 1: at the Nova Scotia Giant Lobster local landmark, Canadian landmark.
Speaker 2: Awesome all over Canada. We appreciate that goose.
Speaker 1: Good guy.
Speaker 2: Lobster can't do it, can't eat it. No, I'm with you,
Speaker 2: nor the giant bug. I just I can't.
Speaker 1: Derek when crabbing over the weekend, Yeah, he ate it,
Speaker 1: ate up the crabs. It's the same thing like Derek
Speaker 1: posted a video of him with the crabs in the
Speaker 1: pot first of all Beta online.
Speaker 2: One second.
Speaker 1: It's like it's just you go through all the work,
Speaker 1: like Derek went, got them all this work he borrows
Speaker 1: and it's like this much meat.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, but and then like don't you have like
Speaker 2: those special tools come on, like you need a thing
Speaker 2: for a knife like plyers.
Speaker 1: And then on top of it, You've brought this point
Speaker 1: up a chainsaw. This is so amazing, This is so good.
Speaker 1: Then why do you ever dump it in butter?
Speaker 2: Butter and garlic?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 2: I remember the first time I had s car go
Speaker 2: and my brother made me. We went off for a restaurant. Butter,
Speaker 2: garlic and some.
Speaker 3: Bread like, not a seafood guide, not a steak and potatoes.
Speaker 2: Here we go. Why is that not surprising what you got?
Speaker 3: I shout out to Bernie Zezy Tops in Colowna tonight,
Speaker 3: Donny zz Top Eliminator legs, Oh, best video of all
Speaker 3: time legs. Anyways, Uh, Bernie and the boys going to
Speaker 3: see as Easy Top tonight.
Speaker 2: All the best to Bernie and the boys. No, No,
Speaker 2: here's you going with his white story? I got that
Speaker 2: mixed up, Bernie and his wife all the chatting Burnaby?
Speaker 2: Is it just me? But if the Lions do keep
Speaker 2: their roof closed, I'm sure the score will be high.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm concerned about that. There's going to be a
Speaker 3: lot of cheating and chong stuff. Fifty four thousand people
Speaker 3: Snoop dogg.
Speaker 2: He loves it.
Speaker 3: It could be it could be up there.
Speaker 2: Why concerned? It's legal?
Speaker 3: What are you talking about? I don't want to be
Speaker 3: in a stadium where there's nothing but smell.
Speaker 2: Joy and listen. That would be That would be I
Speaker 2: would pay to see that. My Cheech and Chong days
Speaker 2: are over. We're good. Thanks for tuning in, folks. Game
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