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Speaker 4: I produced the film. Oh it is, it is ready
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Speaker 4: I searched high and low, and I also I didn't
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Speaker 3: Also throughout the year. You know, there's if you fold
Speaker 3: our show going way back to the ten forty down
Speaker 3: with the moge and I can't remember if I did
Speaker 3: this with David Pratt when somebody says something interesting, a
Speaker 3: phrase or a word that's really interesting. We think I
Speaker 3: say that. We say to people that there could be
Speaker 3: a band name. So we're gonna run our band name list.
Speaker 1: From this season. Bad names coming out.
Speaker 3: Well, no, we're not gonna do like going back five seasons.
Speaker 3: I mean that would be a long list.
Speaker 4: We also have photos, a lot of photos. You want
Speaker 4: to do one right now? It's right, okay, So.
Speaker 1: You guys are in charge of that.
Speaker 4: We got a lot. The first one this came in
Speaker 4: the other day. This is burying the Whack. I don't
Speaker 4: know if you got this or not, Rick, but you
Speaker 4: got the info.
Speaker 1: I got it here. It's unbelievable. No, no, hold on,
Speaker 1: hold on, you got it from What's just another place
Speaker 1: for Ryan to put a pin in his world map,
Speaker 1: bringing the D and D message to the tiny mystery
Speaker 1: island in Vanuda in South Pacific. Most anthropologists agree that
Speaker 1: Vanuda canniball killing was his recent as nineteen sixty nine,
Speaker 1: two years after Lisa won the Cup Great Summer Burying
Speaker 1: the Whack. So he I have no idea how to
Speaker 1: follow that up Banuda.
Speaker 3: He's in Venuda in the South Pacific. I'm focusing more
Speaker 3: on the the cannibal aspect.
Speaker 1: Is he in hot water there?
Speaker 3: Or is that hot water? What's a couldren they're making
Speaker 3: a soup.
Speaker 1: Get out of there, barrier, it's hot, get out of there.
Speaker 4: But he is right, that would be a new pin
Speaker 4: on the world map. Yeah, we just if we had
Speaker 4: a world map that we could stick with.
Speaker 3: Also, the subject we haven't tackled on this show, Yeah,
Speaker 3: the South Pacific nineteen sixty nine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, apparently not that long ago, No kidding, burying the wax,
Speaker 4: well on that cheery note, love burying the whack.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks, Barry, appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Great, we appreciate appreciate it. So thanks to Berry. Okay,
Speaker 3: moving on, we've got other pictures as the speaking of cannibalism,
Speaker 3: moving on, we've got other pictures.
Speaker 1: Yes, we lost the show. Yeah, we're gonna sprinkle them in.
Speaker 1: We got a time again. I'm not so sure what
Speaker 1: we do to follow that up, but let's go here.
Speaker 1: Development camp continues for the Vancouver Canucks. Yeah, their prospects
Speaker 1: absolutely so. Yesterday the prospects, some of whom have been
Speaker 1: with the team, have taken part in the development camp
Speaker 1: before all six draft picks. The Canucks made of last
Speaker 1: week are taking part in this development camp. They got
Speaker 1: to do a very Vancouver thing yesterday, rick climb the
Speaker 1: Grouse grind. Look at this. I've never done this, person,
Speaker 1: I know you have, but I I boy these guys.
Speaker 1: It was a hot day and look at them, I
Speaker 1: think they're feeling it. What is in now and forty
Speaker 1: minutes to get up and down? Well, that's the appach time.
Speaker 1: And there are people who do it in under thirty minutes,
Speaker 1: as a matter of fact. And I believe the record
Speaker 1: for times in a day was recently broken by somebody
Speaker 1: twenty one times in a day. But did you notice
Speaker 1: the And look, this is when I was younger and
Speaker 1: in better shape. Some of them are running like that
Speaker 1: right at the start. And that's the biggest mistake you
Speaker 1: could make, ye unless you are just in yeah, because
Speaker 1: you're gonna blow. You're gonna you're gonna lose your legs.
Speaker 1: You're gonna lose your legs very very quickly. Quinn told
Speaker 1: me the Sadeen Twins started ten minutes behind all the kids. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and still beat them, still beat them. How amazing is that?
Speaker 1: You can see them there, but they're right there in
Speaker 1: the corner of the side.
Speaker 3: They're laughing.
Speaker 1: They beat everybody, They beat everybody.
Speaker 3: And we're also in front that Michael Samuelson also did
Speaker 3: the grind.
Speaker 1: Michael Samuelson was up there, the good guy, that guy,
Speaker 1: the Canucks development director guy.
Speaker 3: But look at this former knuck.
Speaker 1: I'm not doing this. This is this is too much.
Speaker 3: I have to say this that I haven't done it
Speaker 3: for a while. That the all they've done building up
Speaker 3: the steps is pretty impressive, because before it was more
Speaker 3: of a free for all. It was more raw. And
Speaker 3: you'd often talked about this the other day. Sometimes, you know,
Speaker 3: you take on this step, you kick a rock and
Speaker 3: it would go down and maybe get in someone's way.
Speaker 1: This is too much. I can't do this. I've done
Speaker 1: the stairs. They come on Wreck Beach the same thing.
Speaker 1: He's too much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you didn't have clothing on.
Speaker 1: The clothes hot. But I'm taught the stairs a wrec
Speaker 1: Beach are incredibly hard, raw, Donnie, to get up and down.
Speaker 1: I went in the eighties, not not recently, but anyways,
Speaker 1: were you naked?
Speaker 5: Nah?
Speaker 1: I was why you asking that? But anyways, it was
Speaker 1: wreck Beach. That's one I'm telling you. The stairs a
Speaker 1: Wrec Beach. I told Cory Hurst once was he with you?
Speaker 1: He texted me he said, where do I get a
Speaker 1: good workout? And I said, go up and down the
Speaker 1: stairs a Wrec Beach. I'm talking when the grouse grown.
Speaker 1: He was in the Ubc area. He texted me Correy Hurst,
Speaker 1: he said, where should I get a workout? I said,
Speaker 1: go to Wrec Beach? Stairs, up and down, You'll get
Speaker 1: your heart. What were you doing there?
Speaker 3: Were you? Were you there? Like?
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna get into why I went to Rec Beach.
Speaker 1: It was in the eighties. The boys we all went
Speaker 1: hopped in the ampolla went down. What's a big deal?
Speaker 1: Are you weird if you get back to the cannibal story?
Speaker 4: Are you weird if you stay clothed at Reck Beach?
Speaker 4: It's okay, Well, it's okay.
Speaker 1: I'm not the expert he is. I'm not. That's a stop.
Speaker 1: The boys that we went in the eighties, it was
Speaker 1: not a big deal.
Speaker 3: No, you're just gonna check out something you heard out.
Speaker 1: A lot a lot of it. You go in the
Speaker 1: left there there's a bunch of rocks. You sit on
Speaker 1: top of the rocks, you watch the water. But of
Speaker 1: what Rocks.
Speaker 4: Isn't there big stairs at the at one of the
Speaker 4: white Rock beaches too, like a really big I don't know,
Speaker 4: I don't know, Crescent Beach, big stairwell from the top.
Speaker 1: Down to the beach. Yeah, yeah, you're right there.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Stairs in Vancouver, the shows hitting you low, really
Speaker 3: going out with bed. Yeah. And so development Camp continues
Speaker 3: today and with that in mind, Kevin Woodley from NHL
Speaker 3: dot Com in Goal Magazine he's been checking out the
Speaker 3: goaltenders at Development Camp. Going to join us just after
Speaker 3: eleven o'clock. Meanwhile, we want to get to these Thatcher
Speaker 3: Demcal clips if we can, absolutely from TSN Radio ten fifty.
Speaker 3: But before we do that, he did an interview yesterday
Speaker 3: and as you know, the most important thing for the
Speaker 3: Knucks to do in order to sell their product, it's
Speaker 3: for them to do. And Rutherford did the same thing
Speaker 3: yesterday on Sports That Radio in Toronto. Do interviews with
Speaker 3: media outlets based in the east, based in Toronto, not here.
Speaker 3: That's how you promote your and not here and usual
Speaker 3: but apparently effective. Christian Devorak, you have some news when
Speaker 3: it comes to Christian Vorak and the Canucks pursuit of him.
Speaker 3: Which didn't work out.
Speaker 1: I have to tell you, Don, I'm starting to get
Speaker 1: you know, the Canucks really went after Christian Deborak hard.
Speaker 1: Some say they offered three years four million per season.
Speaker 1: Isn't it amazing, Don that they were willing to give
Speaker 1: Divorak four million? But they weren't willing to give Pi
Speaker 1: a suit or form. But he ends up with Philly.
Speaker 1: He ends up in Philly. But their number one target
Speaker 1: for Centerman was Michael Granlin, but the price was too hot.
Speaker 1: The agent had said it's gonna cost seven. These guys
Speaker 1: Canucks couldn't do seven. I think they might have gone
Speaker 1: to six. But I do believe in my heart Granlin
Speaker 1: won Devorac two. Then they shifted to Besser. That's why,
Speaker 1: That's what I believe.
Speaker 3: At another position, would Suitor be three on that list?
Speaker 3: Because I'm looking at Devorax and and they points last
Speaker 3: year he was demoted to the bottom cigare or the
Speaker 3: fourth line. His numbers aren't as good as suitors, so
Speaker 3: why would you pursue him uh over over Suitor? Although
Speaker 3: I believe there are connections, like Garland played with him,
Speaker 3: and he's an American player. Despite what you might think
Speaker 3: of his name, that that there's there's people in the
Speaker 3: organization who know him.
Speaker 1: They never showed the love to ps that I think,
Speaker 1: despite reports, I got the feeling the Canucks had a
Speaker 1: huge problem going to four million done. I don't think
Speaker 1: they ever went to four I don't care what reports say.
Speaker 1: There was no serious talks with Suitor in the last
Speaker 1: few weeks. Nothing. I'm just taking they had to move
Speaker 1: a body to get Suitor, and you know they've been
Speaker 1: moved trying to move Joshua. Yeah, they after the after
Speaker 1: the extent I asked, they didn't have to move a
Speaker 1: body to make an offer to Divorak for four million,
Speaker 1: but they had to move a body to make an offer, uh,
Speaker 1: to Suitor. That's what I believe. His camp was told
Speaker 1: that we got to move some money out. But they
Speaker 1: just never made a serious offer for Suitor. Don You'd
Speaker 1: have to ask them why.
Speaker 3: Several times during the season last year and just watching
Speaker 3: the games that you would hear Canucks conduct types like
Speaker 3: Rick Hackett saying he's not the fastest guy in the world.
Speaker 3: He say the same thing about Brockbster, with all due
Speaker 3: respect Brockbster coursse returning to the Cannucks or organization somewhat surprisingly,
Speaker 3: but how many of those guys do you want in
Speaker 3: your forward group? Maybe that maybe that was part of it.
Speaker 3: I'm not I'm not sure to quote to.
Speaker 1: Joshua, Well, he's a guy that I think is out there.
Speaker 1: And so what the Canuck's going to do now, don
Speaker 1: They're going to spend the summer try to make a
Speaker 1: trade for a centerment. They got to move some money
Speaker 1: off the roster. Do you move a Hoglander? Do you
Speaker 1: move a Joshua? What do you move? Who do you move?
Speaker 1: They got to move somebody to get a centerment because
Speaker 1: right now it looks like this Peterson, Heatel, Ratu and Blueger.
Speaker 3: That's nobody from Abbotsford. Nobody well rat to Yes, he
Speaker 3: was injured during the play. Iff, Donnie, that's not a
Speaker 3: great up the middle. Do you remember when the Canucks
Speaker 3: had Petterson, Miller and Horvat they were one of the
Speaker 3: strongest team teams up the middle of the ice. Right
Speaker 3: now they need to get better up the middle, and
Speaker 3: right now I think they will try this summer to
Speaker 3: get better. Okay, we're running out of time here, have
Speaker 3: we've got time for these demco clips? Okay, well, we'll
Speaker 3: save it for later. Thatcher Jemko yesterday on TSN Radio
Speaker 3: ten fifties. He's got a new trainer in Kolowna and
Speaker 3: that's made a big difference for him. We want to
Speaker 3: get thatcher or let you hear Thatcher talking about that.
Speaker 3: Here's what's coming up on the show. So DTMZ is
Speaker 3: it just me again? We have a best of segment.
Speaker 3: This is our final show before we take our summer break.
Speaker 3: Band names all of that I mentioned. Kevin Woodley ingal Magazine,
Speaker 3: NHL dot Com. He's going to join us just after
Speaker 3: eleven o'clock. He knows a lot about Alexey Medvedev, who's
Speaker 3: at that development country pick, second round pick by the
Speaker 3: Canucks last week in Los Angeles. Big Rye Twitter guy
Speaker 3: coming up later this hour, and up neck Nathan Rourke
Speaker 3: taking first team snaps. The majority of the first team
Speaker 3: snaps out in Surrey as the Lions get ready to
Speaker 3: take on the powerful Alouettes on Saturday. Farhand is going
Speaker 3: to join us next to talk about not just the Lions,
Speaker 3: but the Canucks, et cetera. Farhand next. Thanks so much
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Speaker 3: One thousand and one steps in white Rock. By the way,
Speaker 3: we've had several people white Rock with submissions. Ryan was
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you're a white Rock I know. I heard there's
Speaker 1: somewhere you can go for stair steps.
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Speaker 3: on Saturday. Farhandology joins us now from TSN to talk
Speaker 3: about that.
Speaker 7: How are you, sir, good fellows? Are you not even
Speaker 7: working Friday? Like you couldn't even finish the week? Is
Speaker 7: that the deal?
Speaker 3: I'll have?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 3: That we worked as stat on Monday. Yeah, so this
Speaker 3: is in.
Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, yeah, very clever, very well done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know what, I know you'd do the
Speaker 3: same thing, buddy, veteran move, veteran.
Speaker 7: Man getting I am getting on a flight tomorrow and yeah,
Speaker 7: I'll be gone for about nine days. But you know,
Speaker 7: if you guys had a show next week, I would
Speaker 7: I would do your show from there, right like.
Speaker 3: So yeah, globe trotting forehand, Hey, listen, farhand, Nathan Rourke here,
Speaker 3: were here, he's taking the majority of first team snaps
Speaker 3: for the Lions. Are we going to see him play
Speaker 3: on Saturday in Montreal?
Speaker 8: I think so. You know, my gut tells me yes.
Speaker 7: But today's practice really matters because if you'd asked me
Speaker 7: this at the same time last week, I would have
Speaker 7: said the same thing, because he took the first two
Speaker 7: days of practice last week, right, and then Thursday all
Speaker 7: of a sudden rolled around and then he didn't do
Speaker 7: anything in practice.
Speaker 8: So we'll see what happens this afternoon.
Speaker 7: But as long as he's taking reps and continues to,
Speaker 7: you know, trend in this direction as opposed to last.
Speaker 8: Week where he was here and then kind of like that. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I think.
Speaker 7: I think that's the plan, that's the hope, and it's
Speaker 7: it's time the lines need a big time.
Speaker 3: Well exactly and farhand our understanding is that Jeremiah ma
Speaker 3: Soli is injured as well, has been hurt. So we
Speaker 3: gonna see Chase Bryce if Nathan Rurk can't go.
Speaker 8: I believe you are.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, I think and I'm not sure how
Speaker 7: much of this is an injury versus the level of soreness.
Speaker 7: You know, I don't know that there was a moment
Speaker 7: in that last game where there was an obvious injury.
Speaker 8: I think.
Speaker 7: I'm sure there's a lot going into this at this moment,
Speaker 7: you know, for Jeremiah Soli, so you know, for the
Speaker 7: club as they kind of you know, make their decisions
Speaker 7: in that regard as well. So I think that it
Speaker 7: would be Chase Bryce, and you know, I think they've
Speaker 7: seen what they needed to see from asolely for two games,
Speaker 7: and I think the club needs to know what it
Speaker 7: hasn't Chased Bryce, right because I know they really liked
Speaker 7: his progression from year one to year two. I'm not
Speaker 7: sure what the progression has been from two to three,
Speaker 7: but you know, they kind of need to make an
Speaker 7: evaluation here or potentially move on. Right, So I think, yeah,
Speaker 7: he's getting the reps this week. You know, he probably
Speaker 7: is getting round a third of the reps and then
Speaker 7: if Nathan's not available, Yeah, I think Chase is going
Speaker 7: to be the first call, and I think he probably
Speaker 7: should have come in earlier in the last game.
Speaker 3: Okay, and Frian, you've talked about this before, this player before,
Speaker 3: you're very high on. He's from Washington State, went to
Speaker 3: Portland State University. But Aloettes quarterback Davis Alexander, who seems
Speaker 3: like the real.
Speaker 7: Thing, the stud he's really good. He was my mop
Speaker 7: pick to start the season. I don't think he's gonna
Speaker 7: play this week, right, We'll see what happens for them
Speaker 7: and practice that I haven't I even looked at the reports,
Speaker 7: but I know that he hasn't done much the last
Speaker 7: couple of days due to that hamstring, and they've got
Speaker 7: to buy next week, so I think they might be
Speaker 7: looking at taking a bit of a cautious approach.
Speaker 8: Again. We'll see what today looked like for them, but I.
Speaker 7: Wouldn't be surprised if it was McLeod Bethel Thompson again
Speaker 7: against the Lions. But when you talk about Alexander, like,
Speaker 7: this guy has a lot of the same trace Nathan does. Right,
Speaker 7: He's got a strong arm, extremely mobile, processors of the
Speaker 7: game really well, you know, has a level of moxy
Speaker 7: and confidence. I think the league wants more players like
Speaker 7: this in it, and he's great. He'll be great for
Speaker 7: that franchise, but he'll be a player we're talking about
Speaker 7: in the CFL for a long time.
Speaker 1: All right, far and big day for the Canucks. Bessard, Dempko,
Speaker 1: Garland all come back. You know, they're bringing the band back.
Speaker 1: But the great thing about these three guys is they
Speaker 1: all wanted to be back. You know, a lot of
Speaker 1: UFAs told their agents Vancouver's not on my list. I
Speaker 1: don't want to go to Vancouver. But here you got
Speaker 1: three American guys who said, hey, we want to be back.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I think that's a good sign for the reason that
Speaker 7: the outlined. But there's gonna be some people that say,
Speaker 7: what's this core done right? And I know there were
Speaker 7: people in the building last year that felt the same thing. Right,
Speaker 7: Like this cours had a long sample size. They haven't
Speaker 7: shown us they can get over the hump. What are
Speaker 7: we doing right, like, why are we spinning our wheels
Speaker 7: and kind of doing this again? So I know part
Speaker 7: of this is I think somewhat reactionary, quite frankly, because
Speaker 7: of what they had to deal with in the week
Speaker 7: or weeks leading up to it, where you know, the
Speaker 7: point that you made that a lot of people are saying, yeah,
Speaker 7: Vancouver's not on the list. It kind of forces you
Speaker 7: to pivot a bit as an organization, right and Okay,
Speaker 7: maybe we do need to get this group back. And
Speaker 7: I think the Quinn Hughes part of it is also
Speaker 7: a factor, you know, So you can look at it
Speaker 7: a lot of different ways and I'll see, We'll see
Speaker 7: how it plays out, right. I mean, I think Connor
Speaker 7: Garland and brought Besser a good signings. Bescher took a
Speaker 7: bit of a discount even though he got the additional term.
Speaker 7: And you know, even a guy like Garland, right like
Speaker 7: in the new capit world, that contract is going to age.
Speaker 8: Well, but you know, Demco, we're going to kind of
Speaker 8: hold in our breath.
Speaker 7: So I know that he took a bit of a
Speaker 7: risk on term, but the Connections took a pretty significant
Speaker 7: risk in terms of dollars, So you know, they're tied
Speaker 7: to him for the next four years at a pretty
Speaker 7: good number for a goaltender that at eight point five
Speaker 7: should be a heavy workload guy. But we know that
Speaker 7: if that your Demko is a heavy workload guy, he's
Speaker 7: not going to stay healthy. And if he's a heavy
Speaker 7: workload guy, then you're overpaying Lincoln. And so you know,
Speaker 7: they are kind of dancing a bit of a dance
Speaker 7: there as far as the goaltending position is concerned. But again,
Speaker 7: like if if this core hasn't done anything for this
Speaker 7: many years, you know, is it a good thing? But
Speaker 7: then the other side of it is if other people
Speaker 7: don't want to come here, then maybe this is, you
Speaker 7: know better, the devil, you know.
Speaker 1: Right, Well, they're still they're not done. They need a
Speaker 1: centerman because they're going to have to spend the next
Speaker 1: few weeks before training Kemp looking for someone and they're
Speaker 1: going to have to offset somebody from the current roster
Speaker 1: to bring somebody else in. Like, I don't think they're done.
Speaker 1: They have to improve that second light center spot.
Speaker 7: Sure, and you're right, but okay, so let's do what
Speaker 7: speculated and let's say they move on from a guy
Speaker 7: like Dakota Joshua or Teddy Blueger or both. You know,
Speaker 7: with those contracts, that's still only five million dollars.
Speaker 8: In cap space that you're clearing out right.
Speaker 7: So that's not enough to go out and get that
Speaker 7: guy from a cap perspective, let alone an asset perspective.
Speaker 8: So you know, again, like if they.
Speaker 7: Thought they were going to get Besterer back at this number,
Speaker 7: do they go out and get Evander Kaine?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 7: Like, some of it just doesn't seem like it's been
Speaker 7: overly well thought out or planned. It just seems reactionary,
Speaker 7: and now all of a sudden you're completely up against it.
Speaker 7: Cap wise, there's no easy possibilities on who you want
Speaker 7: to move because if you want to get a legitimate
Speaker 7: second line center, that guy's probably making seven eight million
Speaker 7: dollars right at the minimum. So like, you know, you're
Speaker 7: gonna have to cleart a lot of salary to make
Speaker 7: that work. So if it was difficult before, I don't
Speaker 7: know that it just got any easier.
Speaker 3: Now, do you mind telling us where you're headed for
Speaker 3: your Yeah, exactly for your summer.
Speaker 7: You know, we're going back what's not necessarily a summer vacation,
Speaker 7: but my son is we've had a few Ivy League
Speaker 7: schools that have reached out that are interested in him
Speaker 7: football wise, So we are headed back there to go
Speaker 7: to a bunch of camps and and and campus visits.
Speaker 7: So we're going to Harvard and Yale and Brown and
Speaker 7: Princeton and Dartmouth and a bunch of these places. So
Speaker 7: it'll be like one day in, get to the next spot,
Speaker 7: next day in get to the next spot. So a
Speaker 7: bit of a work trip for him. But my wife
Speaker 7: and daughter are coming, so a bit of vacation for
Speaker 7: them too.
Speaker 3: He's fourth on the Alliance depth chart, isn't he Yeah, yeah, well.
Speaker 8: No, they just they just brought in a guy that
Speaker 8: was They just brought in Garrett. I forget him back.
Speaker 8: So he's fourth, so maybe maybe he's fifth.
Speaker 3: We'll see all the best to you and your family farhand.
Speaker 3: We can't and this is our last show of the year.
Speaker 3: We can't thank you enough for helping us out each
Speaker 3: and every week.
Speaker 7: Hey, I love doing this show. You guys are the best.
Speaker 7: Henderson's adequate. Quinn is an upgrade.
Speaker 8: And I'm actually speaking of the Taylor family.
Speaker 7: Your lovely wife Lisa reached out. So we're going when
Speaker 7: I get back. We're going to connect. You might be invited.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, I appreciate hearing that.
Speaker 1: Secondhand, thanks for this farhand.
Speaker 8: Hey, get Lisa and I go back farther than you
Speaker 8: and Lisa.
Speaker 3: Go, well a lon of second you're responsible for us
Speaker 3: being married.
Speaker 1: Whoa, there you go.
Speaker 8: I'm proud of it. Yeah, I am proud of it.
Speaker 8: It's like my only matchmaking excursion and I did it right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know what she was thinking.
Speaker 1: All right, thanks for that, and thanks for this and everything.
Speaker 8: Have a great summer.
Speaker 3: Boys, appreciate Farhand Logy TSN Harvard. It's long. It's a
Speaker 3: long story, but maybe one day we'll tell it. Okay,
Speaker 3: we have so much to get to. Best of We're
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Speaker 1: moves over the past ten days, do you believe the
Speaker 1: Canucks will return to the playoffs.
Speaker 3: So you said it, Rick Beach.
Speaker 1: Yes or no? Sixty two sixty three percent say yes,
Speaker 1: they'll get back to the playoffs. Well that's a high number.
Speaker 1: Thirty eight percent say no, eleven hundred votes. Already, they
Speaker 1: had ninety points last year. So they basically minus suitor
Speaker 1: ad Kine hole at center. They haven't replaced Miller, goaltending,
Speaker 1: great defense, great, they should get ninety points again. Done,
Speaker 1: They're gonna have Troublestill.
Speaker 3: Didn't make the fluck get them into the playoffs last year. Now,
Speaker 3: I will say this, though you have said that it
Speaker 3: was a great season last year.
Speaker 1: Was it standing? Was it sixty points? Was it seventy?
Speaker 1: Were they ata high? Were they San Jose? Were they Chicago?
Speaker 1: Ninety points is ninety points. It's a pretty damn good
Speaker 1: number to reach.
Speaker 3: On See, I've given up on the rebuild now. I know,
Speaker 3: I go back and fat it's just not gonna happen.
Speaker 3: And I just think of what they've done over the
Speaker 3: last week and a half, given the fact that the
Speaker 3: rebuild is never gonna happen with this management grew.
Speaker 1: Never ever, it's pretty good.
Speaker 3: And for them to miss the playoffs by six points,
Speaker 3: I think they're a better team. I think that the
Speaker 3: turmoil seems to be gone. They seem to be a
Speaker 3: harmonious group given what the players have, players returning for
Speaker 3: God's sake, Nobody would have guessed that, and people talking
Speaker 3: about how well they all all get along. Six points,
Speaker 3: and I think the division might be a little bit weaker.
Speaker 3: It could happen.
Speaker 1: And here's the other one. Well, the only problem is
Speaker 1: Martyr's in your division now, So I mean they're gonna
Speaker 1: be damn good.
Speaker 3: Its Petro Angelo though, Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 1: Good point. But do you think Besser and Garland would
Speaker 1: have signed for a combined thirteen years don if you
Speaker 1: think they were going into a rebuild. There's no way.
Speaker 1: There's no way.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And we've talked about this so much that the
Speaker 3: player clearly are more focused on what happened in twenty three,
Speaker 3: twenty four versus last year when it was such an
Speaker 3: unusual situation with the Miller Pederson dynamic, Miller Andson, the
Speaker 3: people who extended, the players who extended are more focused
Speaker 3: on that year. They think even without Miller, these are
Speaker 3: the real Canucks. We'll see, you've got a photo you
Speaker 3: wanted to show.
Speaker 1: This is Keith from Sydney via Poco. I used to
Speaker 1: run into Donny at the Lumberland near Brettwood off low
Speaker 1: Heed years ago. Look at this. One of these pictures
Speaker 1: is Barbados after visiting and purchasing a couple of Mount
Speaker 1: Gay Rum products. If you boys are ever on the island,
Speaker 1: I'll crack one open. Very nice bottles there, Mount Gay
Speaker 1: Reserve cask rum, good stuff. There. Where's the other picture?
Speaker 3: Where's the name of the gentleman again?
Speaker 1: This is Keith from Sydney via a Poco and the
Speaker 1: other thing.
Speaker 3: I remember him from Lumberland and low Highway.
Speaker 1: That's it. He just said, I used to run into
Speaker 1: Donnie at the Lumberland near Brentwood off low Heed.
Speaker 3: Yeah remember Lumberland. Yeah, remember Lumberland. Are you kidding you?
Speaker 1: It was when you were back in the day. It
Speaker 1: was our home depot Corona. I love Lumberland. It was great, Donnie.
Speaker 1: Lumberland was great back in the eighties. The other picture,
Speaker 1: by the way, was from Antiga and Barbuda. Anyways, all
Speaker 1: the best ever Barbados, Barnot's Arctiga and Barbuda, not Barbados.
Speaker 1: Keith from Sydney via Poco.
Speaker 3: What is it, Quinn.
Speaker 1: What does it say that Quentin read it? It says
Speaker 1: the other picture is from Antigua and Barbuda, not Barbados.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, well we'll work on that folks. What what
Speaker 3: what other photo have you got?
Speaker 1: Uh, it's just Barbuda. It's Barbuda right there, you go. Okay,
Speaker 1: I was fro Barbuda.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I didn't know how to pronounce it.
Speaker 1: I don't know where it is, Tiga, Caribbean, somewhere Caribbean. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's it. Thanks a lot. Keith from Sydney via Poco.
Speaker 3: Okay, I wanted to run a clip here, a Thatcher down.
Speaker 3: He was on tsn RA ten fifty in Toronto, Toronto yesterday,
Speaker 3: the Overdrive show, and he came across really really well,
Speaker 3: really really well, and you know, he's very well spoken,
Speaker 3: so it's not really a big surprise. But let's run
Speaker 3: this first clip here, if you don't mind, Derek, this
Speaker 3: is Thatcher Demko kind of echoing what Connor Garland had
Speaker 3: to say, Brockbasser had to say, other members of the
Speaker 3: Canucks had to say about this group staying together minus JT.
Speaker 3: Miller of course. But this is thatture on his confidence
Speaker 3: in a group that well, as you've found out of
Speaker 3: the past several days, his confidence in a group that's sticking.
Speaker 9: Around, I think ultimately, you know, it comes down to
Speaker 9: our guys in the room. And obviously our our locker
Speaker 9: room went through some stuff last year and the media
Speaker 9: took hold of it, and you know, I think the
Speaker 9: outside narrative kind of turned out pretty negative at the
Speaker 9: end of the year. But you know, we kind of
Speaker 9: had a meeting with our leadership group and it really
Speaker 9: was up to us to say, hey, are we going
Speaker 9: to stick around? And you know, I think having these
Speaker 9: guys come back, it shows the league, It shows the
Speaker 9: media that we are all in and things aren't as
Speaker 9: bad as they seemed last year for us, and you know,
Speaker 9: we're two years out from winning our division. I think
Speaker 9: last year we were probably just a handful of points
Speaker 9: shy for missing the playoffs. So, you know, getting the
Speaker 9: game back together and having guys stick around, I think
Speaker 9: proves that that we're really excited to run it back
Speaker 9: and improve to kind of the media and in the
Speaker 9: outside world that things aren't as bad as they seem
Speaker 9: in Vancouver.
Speaker 3: Okay, other than mentioning the media and it is in Vancouver.
Speaker 3: That was pretty impressive, saying the same types of things
Speaker 3: that Garland said, saying the same types of thing that
Speaker 3: things that Besser have said in the wake of their signings.
Speaker 3: That this team gets along, that was important for them
Speaker 3: to stay together, that they love Vancouver, that they have
Speaker 3: respect for the organization, and if Thatcher Demko feels the.
Speaker 1: Same way, Donnie. The fact these guys have not won
Speaker 1: a ton in Vancouver and they told their agents get
Speaker 1: the deal done Vancouver, very impressive.
Speaker 3: Okay. So Thatcher went on to deal with the subject
Speaker 3: that everybody wants to know about when it comes to
Speaker 3: his career, and that's his health. Okay, So it's taken
Speaker 3: a turn for the positive. As you would expect, he
Speaker 3: hasn't played for a while, but it's taken a turn
Speaker 3: for the positive. Here's Thatcher adempco on hit. We all
Speaker 3: know about the Poplatias and other injuries, but here's a
Speaker 3: Thatcher on his health and a new trainer that he
Speaker 3: has in Colonna.
Speaker 9: The injury stuff. For me, I think he really started
Speaker 9: to take effect probably, you know, twelve thirteen months ago.
Speaker 9: You know, before that, I had it as in a
Speaker 9: caliber season, so you know, I don't feel like I'm
Speaker 9: that far off from doing that again. And so it's
Speaker 9: really you know, like I mentioned, I had been in
Speaker 9: contact with this bio mechanics specialist guy that's that truly
Speaker 9: helped shape my my programming for my summer kind of
Speaker 9: brought in some new ideologies and things like that, and
Speaker 9: you know, I feel really good, you know, coming out
Speaker 9: of last year healthy, finally able to have you know,
Speaker 9: kind of a more normal summer as far as that
Speaker 9: goes without having to deal with all the rehab and
Speaker 9: stuff that I did last summer. Is you know, it's
Speaker 9: great for my body, it's great for my mind and
Speaker 9: first and foremost as well. So yeah, I mean things
Speaker 9: are going in a great direction for me. I feel good,
Speaker 9: I feel happy and and obviously excited to be back
Speaker 9: in Vancouver next year. The injury stuff, for the injury.
Speaker 3: Stuff for it's the end of the clip there. That's
Speaker 3: a Thatcher damp co. Kevin Woodley's going to join us
Speaker 3: later and he mentioned I believe the name of the trainer,
Speaker 3: Adam Francelli. I believe it up up the Klona. He
Speaker 3: deals with biomechanics and how they relate to the goaltending position.
Speaker 3: In the sport of hockeyen Thatcher's employed him, Vassilevski has
Speaker 3: used him in Tampa Bay, so that seems to be
Speaker 3: a positive. I always say this when it comes to injuries.
Speaker 3: The thing that's scary with Thatcher dimp coo and I
Speaker 3: feel that the same way when it comes I'll get
Speaker 3: around to explaining this, but Ryan Gould in the Vancouver
Speaker 3: Away Caps, when you don't really see an incident and
Speaker 3: they just they just collapse or they go to the
Speaker 3: sidelines or the bench in the case occasion of hockey,
Speaker 3: and frequently I explained that something's wrong, and those are
Speaker 3: always the ones that end up caused lu Like with
Speaker 3: Ryan Gold, he just went down and all of a
Speaker 3: sudden he's gone for the big chunk of the season.
Speaker 1: And there are other examples of that throughout the world
Speaker 1: of sports.
Speaker 3: But you know, you don't really you didn't really see
Speaker 3: anything real real example of like a big collision with Dempko.
Speaker 3: But he's had those problems for a long time. Pretty
Speaker 3: positive right now though.
Speaker 1: It is he's working out as Jordan Newman, his agent
Speaker 1: told us, Yester done, he's working out. Everything's good there.
Speaker 1: But the Populatis was a freaking nature injury, like just
Speaker 1: one out.
Speaker 3: Of a million.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was such bad life.
Speaker 3: I talk about Ryan Gold. There was more of a
Speaker 3: soccer injury than a hockey injury.
Speaker 1: The populatius was a freaking it was just such bad
Speaker 1: luck for Dempko and the Canucks. It should just doesn't happen.
Speaker 3: Well, the fact nobody ever heard of that word before.
Speaker 1: Exactly, it just just tells me you have as Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, now you know you have one, but I
Speaker 1: mean we didn't know we.
Speaker 3: Had one before. I've never had an issue. We didn't
Speaker 3: know what a poplotius was. Okay, more from Thatcher Dempko.
Speaker 3: This is clip three Derek uh This is on him
Speaker 3: signing and some people were surprised by the term. The
Speaker 3: term makes sense, maybe not the money, but the term
Speaker 3: certainly makes sense for the Canucks given his health history.
Speaker 3: This is a Thatcher on signing a three year deal
Speaker 3: and his loyalty to the Canucks.
Speaker 9: I would sign twenty years in Vancouver if I could have.
Speaker 9: You know, I've always wanted to be there my whole career.
Speaker 9: You know, I'm a guy that I think there's a
Speaker 9: bit of a dying breed and the guys that get
Speaker 9: drafted somewhere and like, you know, kind of want to
Speaker 9: see it through no matter what what adversity hits. And yeah, so,
Speaker 9: I mean I would have signed for a longer time.
Speaker 9: I know the team's in a position that, you know,
Speaker 9: maybe a little bit uncertainty with like you said, my
Speaker 9: health last year. But we felt confident that I was
Speaker 9: going to be able to get back to the position
Speaker 9: that I wasn't two years ago. And at the end
Speaker 9: of the day, if I got to sign three and
Speaker 9: then get the end of that one and sign another one,
Speaker 9: and then so be it. You know, I think my
Speaker 9: priority was just getting something done and making sure that
Speaker 9: I get more years in Vancouver.
Speaker 3: He likes to Cannucks, she likes the city Vancouver. And
Speaker 3: you heard the quote right at the top. It's being
Speaker 3: bandied about all over social media. If he could sign
Speaker 3: for twenty years in Vancouver, he would. That's pretty impressive, Donnie.
Speaker 1: He should have said that clip to Connuck Vans and
Speaker 1: Connuck Media. It shouldn't have been in Toronto, but we'll
Speaker 1: take it. I guess.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It was then a Toronto radio station TS in
Speaker 3: ten fifty, but we aired it and people get the
Speaker 3: idea okay, more, well, we'll think is coming up. But
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Speaker 4: Absolutely absolutely also important people fans of this program. You
Speaker 4: guys have mentioned a lot of photos that we have.
Speaker 4: This is our maybe our number one fan.
Speaker 1: More so Marine and Victoria, Marine and Bob big fans
Speaker 1: of the show. And when Besser signed, Marine said this
Speaker 1: to me, and no one is happier than Brock Besser signing.
Speaker 1: Then Marine, look at that beautiful, beautiful picture. You can't
Speaker 1: see the best are on television signing. There's a big
Speaker 1: picture in the in the far corner of Besser signing.
Speaker 1: She was watching another program at the top.
Speaker 4: I've strategically cut that out, but uh, I will say
Speaker 4: Marine and Bob. They're the ones remember remember Brand Canyon.
Speaker 4: They remember they did the Texas trip at then they
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Speaker 4: Marine and Bob in Victoria.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so we appreciate that. Kate.
Speaker 10: One other photo I want to get in in this segment.
Speaker 10: This is another one of doll Dolly Wall has got
Speaker 10: a lot of good cass. This is my neighbor, Kelly Uh.
Speaker 10: He is the regional manager for Sketchers in Western Canada.
Speaker 10: Donnie Big, good.
Speaker 1: Guy, big guy. He gave me a new pair of
Speaker 1: shoes last week right here, right here. When I wear these,
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm walking on air. They are no stop.
Speaker 1: I don't feel the pavement. It's just there's off, cushy
Speaker 1: and they.
Speaker 3: Next time you go to wreck beach, shoe them.
Speaker 1: I'm not my house. My wreck beach days are over.
Speaker 1: That was the eighties. Oh thank God for that. Do
Speaker 1: you think I'm gonna go now my fifties? Who goes
Speaker 1: in their fifties? Direct? Stop it? No, I don't go
Speaker 1: in the fifties. Listen, let me get back to Kelly.
Speaker 1: He's got shoes for you and Ryan coming. He's ordered
Speaker 1: them and they're coming, and I'm gonna tell you right now,
Speaker 1: I'll drop them off to you guys. But Sketchers, I'll
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Speaker 4: Oh, they're the easy slide in you.
Speaker 1: No laces, You don't have to do the laces.
Speaker 3: I for years have set up my shoes to the
Speaker 3: point where I could just slip in my feet, you know,
Speaker 3: like maybe you just loosen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what a great idea. But that's not good for
Speaker 1: the back you slide in, no lacis.
Speaker 4: It's good for laziness though, No way, not your back,
Speaker 4: the back of the shoe, like you wreck the back
Speaker 4: of your shoe.
Speaker 1: Sketchers has figured that out. Yes, they've built the shoes
Speaker 1: that way.
Speaker 3: My foot goes in at the perfect angle.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm sure Kelly, good guy, my neighbor, he's coming
Speaker 1: over in a week. We're gonna have some fun, all right.
Speaker 3: Shoes that crown you taking him in.
Speaker 1: The wreck beach? No, thank you.
Speaker 4: So this is another thing we've got to get into here.
Speaker 4: This is unbelievable work from our good pal. He's done
Speaker 4: it every year. This is from Tristan and North Vancouver. Okay,
Speaker 4: Tristan has sent us the recap of Dolly Wall's good
Speaker 4: guys from this past season.
Speaker 1: This year, Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 4: He decided to do it as if they were engraved
Speaker 4: on the Stanley Cup. So he says, for the fourth
Speaker 4: year in a row, I can pile the list of
Speaker 4: everyone Rick has called a good guy, pal, kid, et cetera,
Speaker 4: but have excluded things like a good actor. Okay, there's
Speaker 4: nearly four hundred names he's kept track of, including my mom,
Speaker 4: good guy, my dad, my brother, shirtless guys. He also
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Speaker 1: So look at Barry Beck there, Donnie and I Hey,
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Speaker 1: Griffiths good guy. Yeah, I see. Uh. There's a Bob
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Speaker 1: Where's Cory Hart?
Speaker 3: Hey?
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Speaker 8: How are you.
Speaker 1: I'm good.
Speaker 8: I'm good.
Speaker 12: I hear it might be the last guest of the year.
Speaker 12: So is that a going on on a high note
Speaker 12: or set in the bar low for next season?
Speaker 8: What's going on?
Speaker 3: Lo, Well, it's a high note if you're the last
Speaker 3: guest of the year. It's a low note. If you're
Speaker 3: the last guest, period. We'll find out over the sun.
Speaker 3: Just so you know, Kevin, But we thank you for
Speaker 3: doing this. Your opinion of the Cannuck's ability to nail
Speaker 3: down Thatcher Demko on a three year extension.
Speaker 13: Kevin, I mean in locks in their goaltending. The term
Speaker 13: mitigates some of the risk obviously with the injury history.
Speaker 13: You know, at the end of the day, that's part
Speaker 13: of this equation, right. I happen to be maybe a
Speaker 13: little bit bigger of a believer than than others in
Speaker 13: terms of, you know, whether he can get back to
Speaker 13: being the guy he was two years ago. I saw
Speaker 13: Jim Rutherford the other day on on Toronto radio station
Speaker 13: talk about his work with you know a trainer who
Speaker 13: I believe to be Adam Francilia up in Colowna. This
Speaker 13: is a guy that Andre Bassilevski sought out last summer
Speaker 13: when he was coming off the back surgery to work with,
Speaker 13: and you saw the bounce back he had this year.
Speaker 13: So I think as the year one on this season,
Speaker 13: it became pretty clear that we weren't going to get
Speaker 13: a chance to see the best of Thatcher unless he
Speaker 13: had an offseason to sort of reset himself in sounds
Speaker 13: like he's doing all that work. Listen, if you get
Speaker 13: him even at forty five to fifty games at the
Speaker 13: level he played two years ago and having Lancing and
Speaker 13: should allow you to have a chance to do that.
Speaker 13: Then this is a good contract if, as Rutherford himself said,
Speaker 13: if if the injuries come back, then you're looking at
Speaker 13: an LTIR situation and you hope that the depth you're
Speaker 13: building up through the draft picks of the last couple
Speaker 13: of years is ready to help fill.
Speaker 12: In if we get to that eventuality.
Speaker 13: But I do believe, and I mean he's being paid
Speaker 13: like one of the best in the league, and I
Speaker 13: believe the talent is there to be one of the
Speaker 13: best in the league.
Speaker 12: It's just a matter of making it through a season healthy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you touched on it there, but given his health history,
Speaker 3: what's a smart workload for Thatcher Damco and Kevin Lancing.
Speaker 13: It, I mean it's probably close to a split, right,
Speaker 13: Like that's you know, and I'm sure you know that
Speaker 13: both goalies might bristle at that, I guess, right like
Speaker 13: Kevin Lankinn didn't sign here to be a backup. Thatcher
Speaker 13: Demko probably wants to prove that he can play more
Speaker 13: than that. But I think if you look at the
Speaker 13: Vesna Trophy finalist season, like when they mitigated his minutes
Speaker 13: everything was fine. The injury didn't occur until they played
Speaker 13: him at a sixty five game pace coming out of
Speaker 13: the All Star break. Someone inexplicably to be honest with you,
Speaker 13: and so keeping it around that forty five game range.
Speaker 13: And listen, every goalie wants to play every game, and
Speaker 13: I do find and we've seen teams go to this
Speaker 13: in recent years. A straight back and forth is the
Speaker 13: next best thing. You want to be in there every
Speaker 13: game because you know you're going back in. You don't
Speaker 13: worry a bad performance might leave you on the bench
Speaker 13: for a while. There's a rhythm and a timing to
Speaker 13: playing regularly. Well, what's the next best thing from every game?
Speaker 13: It's every other game. And we've seen teams use that
Speaker 13: successfully where it becomes an issue or potentially an issue.
Speaker 13: And this is a problem the Canucks would happily have
Speaker 13: is in the playoffs because one of two things happened.
Speaker 13: Tue teams go away from the back and forth because
Speaker 13: they just want to have a guy, and coaches tend
Speaker 13: to be like, well, if you don't have if you
Speaker 13: got too, it means you don't have one. Like we
Speaker 13: fall back into that stereotype, so they want to run
Speaker 13: a guy out there. Well, the problem is, if you've
Speaker 13: only played every second game all season, asking him to
Speaker 13: play every second night for three months or two and
Speaker 13: a half months, that's a pretty big ask. And so
Speaker 13: we've seen teams in the past go away from the
Speaker 13: back and forth and then when the one guy starts
Speaker 13: to wear down, then they go back to the other guy.
Speaker 13: But he hasn't played in two weeks. So it'd be
Speaker 13: interesting to see how they roll this out during the
Speaker 13: regular season. And like I said, it's a problem they'd
Speaker 13: love to have. But if you do go back and forth,
Speaker 13: and you do split it evenly, you know, it creates
Speaker 13: an interesting dynamic heading into the postseason, and one that
Speaker 13: I think few teams have managed to figure out so far.
Speaker 1: Kevin, imagine you are Archer Sea Loves. You just took
Speaker 1: the major league team, their farm team to the Calder
Speaker 1: Cup championship MVB Golden. It looks like you're on your
Speaker 1: way out. Uh, they're gonna have to move them this
Speaker 1: summer and probably get a late round pick. Kevin, But boy,
Speaker 1: oh boy, he had a great Calder Cup and now
Speaker 1: he's looking at you know, out of town.
Speaker 13: Now, well, I mean, listen, I said this during the
Speaker 13: Calder Cup run. It wasn't just about rebuilding the faith
Speaker 13: in the organization. It was about opening eyes around the league. Right,
Speaker 13: that's what you're trying to do as a twenty four
Speaker 13: year old goaltender. You know that cleared waivers and was
Speaker 13: in the American Hockey League in the first place, right
Speaker 13: coming into this season with expectations of establishing himself as
Speaker 13: a full time NHLer. It didn't happen, but good for
Speaker 13: him to get on that run, and I think there
Speaker 13: were some things that.
Speaker 12: You learn from that run.
Speaker 13: I talked to goalie coaches around the league a little bit,
Speaker 13: and a couple of them pointed out that they don't
Speaker 13: think it's a coincidence that his best hockey has come
Speaker 13: at the World Championships where he plays regularly in the
Speaker 13: playoffs last year for the Vancouver Canucks, where he got
Speaker 13: the job and ran with it and was in there
Speaker 13: every second night during a playoff run in the Calder Cup.
Speaker 13: Because like even in the American Hockey League, his numbers
Speaker 13: in the regular season over the course of five seasons,
Speaker 13: and I would argue that one hundred and ten games
Speaker 13: over five seasons is doing its service to his development
Speaker 13: in terms of not finding him enough minutes.
Speaker 12: So far in his career.
Speaker 13: But it's not until you get to the playoffs where
Speaker 13: he's playing every second night that he has that success.
Speaker 13: And so maybe part of this is this is what
Speaker 13: happens when you allow him to run with it. But
Speaker 13: the challenge will be that's not going to be the
Speaker 13: role he gets in the NHL, and so I know
Speaker 13: there's a real fear that if you don't trade him,
Speaker 13: and you're right, Rick, the return would probably be a
Speaker 13: late round pick. I would point to Daniel Tarasov, who's
Speaker 13: a higher regarded prospect, getting a fifth rounder from Florida,
Speaker 13: another in Clark draft pick from the Columbus Blue Jackets
Speaker 13: getting a fifth rounder from Florida. That's kind of what
Speaker 13: you're looking at. So if your alternative is that or
Speaker 13: risk losing him on waivers for nothing, I do think
Speaker 13: their depth chart is such that they don't mind that
Speaker 13: moving on from him, But I don't know that it's
Speaker 13: a slam donkey lose him on waivers. Everybody, like everybody
Speaker 13: makes that assumption, But the reality is if you claim him,
Speaker 13: you have to keep him in the National Hockey League.
Speaker 13: Typically we don't see those claims unless they think a
Speaker 13: team won't claim him back if they send him down.
Speaker 12: Maybe that's the case with Archer, So we'll see. I
Speaker 12: would guess.
Speaker 13: Based on the commentary so far they take, they take
Speaker 13: an asset in exchange. This is why you build up
Speaker 13: a depth chart. This is why you don't wait three
Speaker 13: years before drafting goalies. You draft an Alexei Medvedev's You've
Speaker 13: got Ty young coming, You've got Tolapilo who's signed here.
Speaker 13: You've got Aku coscin Vuo coming out of Harvard and
Speaker 13: turning pro this season.
Speaker 3: You need to.
Speaker 13: Continually have a plan, be an option coming up and
Speaker 13: pushing from the miners so that you don't get left
Speaker 13: holding the bag and looking for options in free agency,
Speaker 13: especially now when there seem to be so few.
Speaker 1: Boy, this kid Alexi Medvedev, just talking to people in Ontario.
Speaker 1: What a great draft pick. I mean, one guy in
Speaker 1: Ontario told me, just a great human being. This kid,
Speaker 1: he came over when he's fourteen to Toronto to start
Speaker 1: his you know, hockey dream in Canada. Just big, tall kid,
Speaker 1: it's got to fill out, still quick feet. What do
Speaker 1: you like about him?
Speaker 13: You mentioned the feat and ran into Marco Turanius, the
Speaker 13: Canucks goal attending coach who has You know, there's a
Speaker 13: guy with roots in Russia. He's finished, but he coached
Speaker 13: in the KHL. He knows all about Russian goaltenders as
Speaker 13: does There might be nobody nobody in the world with
Speaker 13: more connections to goaltending overseas, in Russian in particular than
Speaker 13: in Clark. And so they understand the foundations that Medvedev
Speaker 13: talked about after being drafted, that skating, that old school tretchiak,
Speaker 13: no pucks on the ice, no shooters, just skating foundations
Speaker 13: that they build into their goaltenders in Russia at an
Speaker 13: early age before adding technique later. Now, Medvedev getting the
Speaker 13: technique here is a bonus because it's more North American style,
Speaker 13: which fits the North American game. So he kind of
Speaker 13: fits that mold. And this is why we've seen so
Speaker 13: many Russian goaltenders have success over here because of those
Speaker 13: foundations in movement and skating, and as the game becomes
Speaker 13: so dynamic east west, you have to be able to move.
Speaker 13: You have to be able to move not just from
Speaker 13: your skates, standing up from your knees and the thing
Speaker 13: that jumped out to Taranneus watching Medvedev after that first
Speaker 13: day here on Monday at development camp. The comparison he
Speaker 13: made in terms of his ability on his edges and
Speaker 13: his ability to access edges with power from his knees
Speaker 13: and have still, you know, even at end range of movements,
Speaker 13: still have explosive pushes. The comparison he made was andre Vassilevski,
Speaker 13: which is, hey, listen, let's not get carried away here.
Speaker 13: Obviously a pretty high target, but not a bad first
Speaker 13: impression to make if you're Alexi Medvedev on your new
Speaker 13: goaltendant coach, the person you know. They talked about Ian
Speaker 13: Clark in the role he played in this draft pick
Speaker 13: in success rate from draft to National Hockey League is
Speaker 13: over seventy percent. So that's there's the value there. There's
Speaker 13: how you build up a depth chart. We talked about
Speaker 13: Columbus trading Daniel Tarasov. That's a guy he picked too.
Speaker 13: Like there's still how many years later after leaving the
Speaker 13: Blue Jackets still have guys in the system that are
Speaker 13: coming up that he was drafted, and so building that
Speaker 13: pipeline is important. That it looks like Medvedev has the
Speaker 13: potential and we'll see. But as the potential with the size,
Speaker 13: with the tools, with the skills to maybe pass other
Speaker 13: guys down the road, whether it's young, whether it's costin
Speaker 13: kinvuoh and and be a higher ceiling option.
Speaker 12: We'll see.
Speaker 13: But at the end of the day, having that depth
Speaker 13: chart and having options each and every year coming up,
Speaker 13: pushing up the guys ahead of them, that's a good
Speaker 13: thing for the Vancouver Canucks is what most most teams need.
Speaker 12: And again, if.
Speaker 13: Guys aren't going to get the free agency because they
Speaker 13: all resigned with their team, this is going to be
Speaker 13: a crucial element for teams to have that baked in
Speaker 13: and built in into their organization moving forward.
Speaker 3: You mentioned Marco Turennis and earlier Ian Clark, and it's
Speaker 3: a bit muddled for us here, and I think for
Speaker 3: the fans out there, Kevin, what's that? And Ian has
Speaker 3: been with the organization for so long in two different terms,
Speaker 3: what's the division of work there?
Speaker 13: Well, I mean, I think after the last year, you know,
Speaker 13: taking the director title away when he wanted to move
Speaker 13: away from the goalie coaching. Physically, I believe he's a
Speaker 13: scout now right, so he's doing suting and you know,
Speaker 13: Todd Harvey made it clear that he played a role
Speaker 13: in this pick, which doesn't surprise me. If you have
Speaker 13: an asset like that, why wouldn't you use it again?
Speaker 13: Given that success rate? So there seems to be for
Speaker 13: whatever friction there is between Ian and the organization, clearly
Speaker 13: at least they're using.
Speaker 12: Him in that regard.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 13: And that's how you end up with a guy like
Speaker 13: Alexei Medvedev and, like I said, a depth chart that
Speaker 13: will probably serve them well now for the next four
Speaker 13: or five years, regardless of whether Ian continues with his
Speaker 13: contract or gets a director offer.
Speaker 12: From another team.
Speaker 13: And we'll have to see if that happens, because, like
Speaker 13: I just said, there's a track record there. I don't
Speaker 13: know why you wouldn't want that in your organization, especially again,
Speaker 13: as things shift and teams continue to just resign their
Speaker 13: own guys, why wouldn't you want that baked in? And
Speaker 13: yet around the league, and this is where the Canucks
Speaker 13: is are credit around the league, nobody wants to pay
Speaker 13: for it. Like typically teams will not spend We've seen
Speaker 13: directors of goaltending and other organizations. Ian wasn't the first,
Speaker 13: but what they're willing to pay for it is often
Speaker 13: less than a goalie coach, So.
Speaker 12: It would be really curious to see.
Speaker 13: Uh if teams want to maintain that status quo, if
Speaker 13: anybody's willing to come pay top dollar and get in.
Speaker 12: And Clark to make him their director.
Speaker 13: I know what I do, but I'm biased, right like
Speaker 13: I I've always maintained and open about my bias. There
Speaker 13: In is the guy that introduced me to goaltending during
Speaker 13: as you said, Donnie, his first stint with the Vancouver Canus.
Speaker 3: Kevin, there's a reason you're our final guest this season
Speaker 3: because we wanted to end with the bang. We can't
Speaker 3: thank you enough, not just for this hit, but all
Speaker 3: the hits you do with us throughout the hockey season.
Speaker 3: Can't thank you enough.
Speaker 12: It's my pleasure.
Speaker 13: If I knew it was the final guy, I would
Speaker 13: have brought out a nice Hawaiian shirt for Rick.
Speaker 12: Apologies there.
Speaker 13: It just means that Rick's gonna have to actually take
Speaker 13: me golfing one of these summers.
Speaker 1: Good luck with that, Kevin, have a great summer.
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Speaker 1: ten days, do you believe the Canucks can make the
Speaker 1: playoffs next year? And look at this, sixty three percent
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Speaker 3: And development camp continues for the Canucks this week very
Speaker 3: quickly bow and Byram right before we get the band names.
Speaker 1: His situation is coming to a close here soon because
Speaker 1: his agent might file for arbitrations soon and if he does,
Speaker 1: then he can't get an offer sheet. But it looks
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Speaker 3: And they did some business with Pugh Sitter earlier this week. Okay,
Speaker 3: as you know, throughout the year, somebody will say something here,
Speaker 3: a little phrase or a word. We think that's a
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Speaker 1: Yeah, this goes back to our days.
Speaker 3: At ten forty and at the end of every year,
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Speaker 1: Ryan?
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Speaker 3: by the way, Derek three? Okay, cadaver groin.
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Speaker 3: No, but we might have called maybe slapgate talking about it.
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Speaker 1: I have no idea.
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Speaker 1: Pocket of Dullness?
Speaker 3: Pocket of Dullness?
Speaker 1: I like that, tend to noon on Jack Pocket of Dullness.
Speaker 3: It might work it's so bad. It's good anti Dawn
Speaker 3: pretty much every texture. We have another sprong situation that
Speaker 3: happened at Wreck Beach up bing the E K the
Speaker 3: K where'd the A come from? Joel Erickson maybe.
Speaker 1: Oh Joel Ericson?
Speaker 3: Ok?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah yeah better?
Speaker 3: Would better? Would the actual hulk?
Speaker 1: That bad one.
Speaker 3: Hand?
Speaker 1: Oh, that's the winner. It's like Shannon's podcast. That's Rod.
Speaker 1: That's Rod. Also pretty good.
Speaker 3: Cheese, Fatigue River, the Nile, Mister boy Band, Wild Finished, Koivu.
Speaker 3: That's gotta be one of yours, Mika Kou, Pogie and Johnson.
Speaker 3: Not bad felma UMAs.
Speaker 1: That was kill Bill, kill Bill, Yeah, kill Bill she
Speaker 1: started kill Bill.
Speaker 3: Well, not that name, but close enough. Sma Thermon. Of course,
Speaker 3: matt Head.
Speaker 1: That's good side of the Tourso.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 4: Somebody in this room is dealing with the interesting side
Speaker 4: of the torso at the moment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, your kid, Oh yeah, exactly, yeah, Sunburn.
Speaker 3: Paysinger Stone, Rusty Stobs, the Monkey Species, Dawn and Day.
Speaker 3: I'm going on hundred percent.
Speaker 1: Hand Pocket of Dullness. Man is on one hundred percent
Speaker 1: hand would win. I like the Pocket of Dullness. The
Speaker 1: heck is underrate.
Speaker 11: Heck, yeah, oh, one hundred percent. Hand. Anything with hand
Speaker 11: or meat in it is usually pretty good. Yeah, fish
Speaker 11: often works.
Speaker 1: Okay, very nice.
Speaker 3: We're basically entertaining ourselves right now pretty much. I know
Speaker 3: people are watching this girl. What the hell are they
Speaker 3: talking about?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: You know what it all started for us at sports
Speaker 3: page band names. There was a band that came through
Speaker 3: town and it played at the town Pump and the
Speaker 3: name of the band was Chocolate Bunnies from Hell Wow.
Speaker 3: And we just thought it was the greatest thing in
Speaker 3: the world. And from that point on we started, you know,
Speaker 3: band names, Chocolate Bunnies from Hell. I don't know. I
Speaker 3: thought it was a great to great band name.
Speaker 5: What was the one Oh, there's a band as a
Speaker 5: squirrel one a one year, there's a band coming to
Speaker 5: the p and e oh there, yeah, Raymond, Rainbow Kitten
Speaker 5: Surprise this man, I remember we talked about the lineup. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and Rainbow Kitten Surprise got a lot, yeah, a lot
Speaker 5: of pub.
Speaker 1: When they were announced.
Speaker 3: Tragically, hip is a great name.
Speaker 1: Oh come on, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 3: You know that came from a Monkey's episode. Really, that's
Speaker 3: what it came for. Mike Nesmith said it on a
Speaker 3: Monkey's episode and Gordon the boys liked it so much
Speaker 3: they made it a band name business pastime.
Speaker 1: That's that's my that's that's for me to go.
Speaker 3: You know every time we do a show this time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I get texts every day from Magic Cuts. They
Speaker 1: gotta stop sending me text two to three a day
Speaker 1: and it's starting to piss me off. Hit stop. I
Speaker 1: called him and I said, she said, you got an appointment.
Speaker 1: I said no, I said, you gotta stop sending me text.
Speaker 3: You gave them your number.
Speaker 1: You've got to reply with stop I did. I said
Speaker 1: stop every day. I just got one from Magic Cuts
Speaker 1: and they're pissing me off every day, two to three a day.
Speaker 3: You should get a reminder about parking.
Speaker 1: I should get a free haircut after all these texts. Anyways,
Speaker 1: where was that?
Speaker 3: Well you signed up? That's the problem.
Speaker 1: I gave her my number.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, I shouldn't say, just politely say you know what,
Speaker 3: I'm good?
Speaker 1: Opt out?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Do you go to Magic Cuts once in a while?
Speaker 1: I go Barbara to Barbara to Barbara, what no mad
Speaker 1: name for? I go work it down for next year.
Speaker 1: I go with there's no lineup. If I go to
Speaker 1: a barber and I see a lineup both, I'm out
Speaker 1: of there. I am not waiting forty minutes to get
Speaker 1: my hair.
Speaker 3: I have the best barber in the world. Oh, Sabrina,
Speaker 3: he does it out of her house.
Speaker 1: Wow, it's amazing. I wouldn't mind that. If I see
Speaker 1: a lineup, I'm gone use great clips. You check in online,
Speaker 1: you see how much time, then you can wait. I'm
Speaker 1: not I told you technology. I don't like it. I'm
Speaker 1: we know. I'm an old school guy.
Speaker 3: If I I saaking a parking ticket.
Speaker 1: Barbara to Barbara, I'll go to five barbers before I
Speaker 1: find no lineup. Five barbers another man.
Speaker 4: All that time driving around for barbers, that's what I
Speaker 4: just waited, doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: I don't want to sit and wait for a haircut.
Speaker 3: Yeah. If you're in the mall and you see that,
Speaker 3: you know a busy barber. Yeah going there.
Speaker 1: No. If there's six guys sitting at a barber shop
Speaker 1: before me, that's fifty other names. That's fifty minutes. Tommy guns,
Speaker 1: I'm out of there. Tommy gun guns been to expensive.
Speaker 1: But man, oh and listen, I want to get ris by. Okay,
Speaker 1: So let's and some of the Barber sheets. Now. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: well Tommy you you recall, can we get the business done?
Speaker 1: If we don't get this Risbot story, I'm all because
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Speaker 3: Rick Yeah, a slick talking, cowboy hat wearing robot named
Speaker 3: Jake the Risbot. This is a robot Buddy Wow, stunned
Speaker 3: locals and the internet with its athletic proficiency and ability
Speaker 3: to converse a third line center for the Caducks. The
Speaker 3: child sized AI powered robot was captured on video during
Speaker 3: a night on the town all around Austin. Jake is
Speaker 3: four feet tall, seventy seven pounds, cost sixteen thousand dollars,
Speaker 3: and Jake has no problems handing out compliments.
Speaker 14: Hey, my name is Jake, but perhaps better known as Riz.
Speaker 14: It's nice to meet you.
Speaker 1: Nice to meet you is bot.
Speaker 14: Yo g That white baseball cabin straight banging, and that
Speaker 14: logo sheeting you keep it so homely, my homie. That
Speaker 14: beard's cold and that mustache is Are you look clean? Nephew?
Speaker 1: Gee?
Speaker 14: That black smart watch is straight iced down and that
Speaker 14: white he's banging. You got that clean drip locked down?
Speaker 14: You got that boss energy g and you rocking.
Speaker 1: It with style. Props to you.
Speaker 14: You're a solid boss for real.
Speaker 3: Oh creepy, And but people laughing and don't they know
Speaker 3: that he's going to probably be taking over whatever job
Speaker 3: they have. That's about a week. That's the worry impression.
Speaker 3: The man who owns and operates Jacob unidentified, was alongside
Speaker 3: his machine in Austin, eager to show off his latest gadget.
Speaker 3: Wasn't bothered when Jake's battery started to die. I tell
Speaker 3: people maybe you'd be able to see Jake faint crazy
Speaker 3: Crazy Birthdays July third, our final show of the year
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Speaker 1: Here we go, all right.
Speaker 3: Canadian defenseman drafted in round five by the Caduction ninety
Speaker 3: two and Quin Taylor joining us for this scored twenty
Speaker 3: three goals for the Caduction ninety eight ninety nine Defenseman
Speaker 3: created to Tampa in one in the depot. Yes, very good.
Speaker 3: Buffalo Sabers Senior advisor from Finland, GM of the Blue
Speaker 3: Jackets from twenty fourteen.
Speaker 1: Oh Temple Kaklina Cocklina, that's good.
Speaker 3: Left wing left winger from Minnesota, Captain of the Islanders
Speaker 3: since twenty eight Lee, Swedish winger played six NHL seasons
Speaker 3: in the eighties, all with Calgary This is the eighties.
Speaker 3: Scored fifty goals for the Flames in eighty seven eighty eight,
Speaker 3: helped the Flames win the Stanley Cup in eighty line.
Speaker 1: Remember of the all named hock and Loop, Hack and lube.
Speaker 4: Wow, famous famous ten forty clip involving be.
Speaker 1: Back in that name.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, this is this is unbelievable. Hockey Hall of
Speaker 3: Fame finished. Right winger scored seventy six goals teams Slani
Speaker 3: That team move. Sixty three year old actor born in Syracuse.
Speaker 3: Star of eight Mission Impossible film. Wow you like your
Speaker 3: mission music?
Speaker 1: Who doesn't know miss that Mission Impossible? Come on, Jerry maguire,
Speaker 1: of course, Yeah, that's where you were. You know.
Speaker 3: His best movie was I thought and some people will
Speaker 3: say top Gun.
Speaker 1: I'm sure, but I know where you're gonna go.
Speaker 3: Born in the fourth of July. It was tremendous in it.
Speaker 1: What did you think was there? Was the director?
Speaker 3: You like Coubrick, Oh Eyes, White Shot? That was good?
Speaker 1: Do you see and you ever saw a lot of
Speaker 1: people didn't like it, Quinn bang on good Good Call.
Speaker 1: That was a good movie. No, I haven't seen it.
Speaker 1: All right, we're good.
Speaker 3: Yep, thanks for that, Quinn, who's also helping us producing
Speaker 3: today Huey Lewis. Meanwhile, as we get ready for is
Speaker 3: it just me? Huey Lewis one of your favorites? Oh
Speaker 3: you list in the News turn seventy five Sunday and
Speaker 3: he and the News are going to play us out.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, you don't have the title? What is this?
Speaker 1: Back to the future?
Speaker 3: Uh, you know, I don't have it.
Speaker 1: Just play something off sports sports. Power of Love was
Speaker 1: power of Love on that Power of Love. Power was
Speaker 1: a great song.
Speaker 3: Power of Love was from Back to the Future.
Speaker 1: So was that on a sport? Go for it? Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a great song.
Speaker 3: This is Huey Lewis and the News Power of Love
Speaker 3: on check eighties music that's hotter than legwarmers on a
Speaker 3: BC Thursday morning.
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Speaker 3: All right, is it just me? A little bonus cannuct
Speaker 3: coverage as well during this segment? But first photos.
Speaker 1: Now we're gonna go tubing the Tickton Channel Yesterday Stu
Speaker 1: and So Surrey with his family. The sports page hat
Speaker 1: saved my head from a nasty burn. Look at this
Speaker 1: Stu and South Surrey at the pen Ticton Channel yesterday.
Speaker 1: Sports page had on looking like a million bucks? What
Speaker 1: a great photo? How relax does that do? Huh? Cool?
Speaker 3: I never I've never done that. I've been driven by
Speaker 3: it a million times. Yeah, looks pretty cool? Yeah? What else?
Speaker 1: Very nice pick. We're gonna go overseas to Japan. Wrapping
Speaker 1: the d and d at the actual support of Brewery
Speaker 1: Beer Garden overseas.
Speaker 3: I think it's ripping Reppin rather.
Speaker 1: I said reppin Sapporo, Japan. From left to right, Rob,
Speaker 1: Mark Colin and lastly Courtney Todd. Look at this, great guys,
Speaker 1: Donny and Dolly hats Sipporo Brewery, Beer Garden and SUPPORTO Japan.
Speaker 3: Getting excited right Well, I.
Speaker 1: Hate bananas during the break. I do it every time. Anyways, Hey,
Speaker 1: Courtney Todd, thanks for that photo in Supporo, Japan.
Speaker 3: Thanks to Todd? All right? Is it just me? But
Speaker 3: do we not have a significant moment to show you?
Speaker 3: The video is not great here I'll agree to this,
Speaker 3: but significantly it's.
Speaker 1: Braiden Coots is scored.
Speaker 3: Roll it here Development camp scrimmage. It got picked up late,
Speaker 3: so but there's Braiden Coots scoring a goal in a
Speaker 3: scrimmage at Canucks Development.
Speaker 1: Canucks first round pick a really really good centerman out
Speaker 1: of Seattle with the Thunderbirds Downey. This guy's the youngest
Speaker 1: captain in the Western Hockey League. Excellent. Picked by the
Speaker 1: Canucks at fifteenth overall, right hand or wearing number eighty.
Speaker 3: I would say that's a significant moment.
Speaker 1: Come on, you don't think people.
Speaker 3: Want to see that.
Speaker 1: When Trevor Linnon got here and scored his first goal
Speaker 1: at camp in eighty nine, fans win nuts. There you go,
Speaker 1: people are interested in the Canucks. That is just in.
Speaker 3: I should also mention that Port Moody's Parker Elkos has
Speaker 3: also scored a goal at that development camp scrimmage.
Speaker 1: What do you got for? Is it just me? Jumping
Speaker 1: from barber barber? Is grounds for losing your man card?
Speaker 1: Find a barber and stick with him for life. I
Speaker 1: still drive to Towason for my barber, Hey Connor and
Speaker 1: Abbey goes to tow Wasson for his barber.
Speaker 3: Is it just me? Or does Check not have all
Speaker 3: summer to figure out a way to air AHL Canucks games? Also?
Speaker 1: Is it just me?
Speaker 14: Or?
Speaker 3: Is is Quinn going to be the D and D
Speaker 3: Canucks reporter next season? And this is unsigned? But I
Speaker 3: believe our company did consider this is from that's from
Speaker 3: west Bank Eric, by the way, or did consider doing
Speaker 3: AHL games?
Speaker 1: This is? This costs involved, like we talked about, right? Yeah?
Speaker 3: What do you got?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure what I'm going to miss? More over
Speaker 1: the summer Rick screwing up names or don bringing up
Speaker 1: some story or reference from the nineteen thirties? Whoa Sheldon? It?
Speaker 3: Sorry Sheldon? And that was the one I want to
Speaker 3: I read the start of the show. That's that's very good.
Speaker 3: Shots a lot he watches though it is it just me?
Speaker 3: From Scotty in Vancouver. I'm one hundred percent with Donnie.
Speaker 3: Oatmeal Raisin is the best. Yet I can't stand raisins
Speaker 3: on their own goal figure, he says, Happy summer. That's
Speaker 3: Scotti in Vancouver. That's from our best of reel Oatmeal Raisin,
Speaker 3: speaking of things to the nineteen thirties, the best cookie?
Speaker 3: Is it just me?
Speaker 1: Or is Donnie right about Kamloo's being like Spain? Look
Speaker 1: up Johnson Lake just north of Kamlos. By the way,
Speaker 1: Ryan salmon Arm does have nice water. Jordan is salmon Arm.
Speaker 3: Put that in your pipe? Has spoke it?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Great text, Go go because I'm a little behind here.
Speaker 1: Uh how is this? How is this the season finale?
Speaker 1: My summer workdays will absolutely drag without D and D
Speaker 1: Eric and News have a great summer.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell so many submissions today. This is from
Speaker 3: curling Guy in the whack. Is it just me or
Speaker 3: Sam Bennett the bizarro Mitch Marner. Bennett's regular season career,
Speaker 3: his career best is fifty one points, but he's a
Speaker 3: playoff monster. Which guy would you rather have on your team?
Speaker 3: Curling guy in the whack? Yeah, that's a great submission
Speaker 3: with Sam Bennett. I think it was one hundred and
Speaker 3: twenty players something like that that finished ahead of them,
Speaker 3: ahead of him in the National Hockey League in points.
Speaker 3: But look what he did. What it's a consomp with
Speaker 3: trophy Martin. Might help get you to the playoffs, but
Speaker 3: once you're there, you want Bennett.
Speaker 1: Clutch Bennett is Why have the Canucks soured on Joshua
Speaker 1: That's a really good question. He's available out there right now, Donny,
Speaker 1: and I wonder if they use him this summer to
Speaker 1: get a center. And you talked about a hip problem, Well,
Speaker 1: the second half of the season he had a lingering
Speaker 1: hip issue.
Speaker 3: Is it just me on signed? But I bet Rick
Speaker 3: had his binoculars when he went to.
Speaker 1: Rect No, you don't go to Wreck Beach? Do people
Speaker 1: still go there?
Speaker 3: I don't know, No, I mean probably yes. I mean
Speaker 3: why wouldn't they?
Speaker 1: Well, what do you mean why would they? What's the fact,
Speaker 1: did they get rid of the beach?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: What's the fascination with it? I went? Why did you
Speaker 1: go there? I went in the eighties. You're curious, dumb kid. Fine,
Speaker 1: we were teenagers. Postman Friend is just me.
Speaker 3: But the only stare is Dolly does at Wreck Beach
Speaker 3: are stairs with his eyes again for Postman Friend.
Speaker 1: It's a great workout. I'm not making fun of the
Speaker 1: worst staring at people. Donnie going up and down the
Speaker 1: stairs of Wreck Beach is a damn hard workout. Go
Speaker 1: try it. It's hard. Good Guy John and Kim Yum
Speaker 1: Yum go Mate Donuts in New West. She chief Swagger
Speaker 1: from Hell's Kitchen. Hell, did you just say, listen to me?
Speaker 1: That's my buddy Beach to Yum yum My buddy John
Speaker 1: my one of my best friends. He owns Young Gourmet
Speaker 1: Donuts in New West. Go see Johnny in the New
Speaker 1: West Great Donuts.
Speaker 3: Is it just me from Doctor Dougie? But I didn't
Speaker 3: see Stu McNish on The Good Guy A list for
Speaker 3: people who don't know. Stu is in charge of our
Speaker 3: of Obois Studios in downtown Vancouver, where we doe this show,
Speaker 3: not in Victoria where check is located. But our apologies
Speaker 3: to Stu. He's looking at me right now, the evil eye.
Speaker 1: Oh there's Stu right there. Yeah, yeah, let's get him
Speaker 1: a plug. Just oh boy, studios, we come here. It's
Speaker 1: a little bit cool. He's got to fix the air condition.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous. It's minus forty.
Speaker 3: He's headed to the Wrect Beach.
Speaker 1: No, he's not justin and East Van. As much as
Speaker 1: I'd like to have thatch your dempko signed for twenty years,
Speaker 1: I'm reminded of Rick deep Pietro's anchor contract fifteen with
Speaker 1: the Islanders. They're still paying them, by the way, I think,
Speaker 1: I think he still gets money from the Island.
Speaker 3: I've never seen I remember seeing Rick d Pietro live.
Speaker 3: I've never seen a goaltender who skated as well as him,
Speaker 3: just handling the whole bit. Stopping it might have been
Speaker 3: a bit of an issue, But I guess the Canucks
Speaker 3: can thank the Islanders for that decision because it because
Speaker 3: that meant they got rid of long ago bingo and
Speaker 3: off he went to Florida and he was able to
Speaker 3: come to Vancouver years later. That's a greunny the way
Speaker 3: things work out. Uh, Double Dion on bead Street. Is
Speaker 3: it just me?
Speaker 1: Is it just me?
Speaker 3: I went down to coaches, I coaches Corner, YouTube rabbit
Speaker 3: Hole last night, pure comfort food. Nobody loved the game
Speaker 3: more than Don Cherry or his hard on his sleeve
Speaker 3: every Saturday night. Never apologized for his pride in being Canadian,
Speaker 3: and shame on the people at Rogers because that Canadian
Speaker 3: pride is one of the reasons why Don Cherry got
Speaker 3: let go.
Speaker 1: If you ask me, absolutely, and we grew up with
Speaker 1: Cherry in the seventies and eighties. Ninety one years old,
Speaker 1: I believe that he was must must watch TV.
Speaker 3: But thanks to Double Dion. Okay, a break and then
Speaker 3: we'll wrap We'll wrap up the show, the week and
Speaker 3: the season of D and D. Next, Donnie Della the
Speaker 3: Team One. Jack The Waddling Dog Pop has been owned
Speaker 3: and operated locally since nineteen ninety one and has since
Speaker 3: built its reputation as one of Victoria's.
Speaker 1: Favorite water holes.
Speaker 3: With twenty TVs, twenty local and domestic taps, and over
Speaker 3: two hundred seats, The Waddling Dog has something for everyone,
Speaker 3: including every Canucks game, UFC pay per views, and an
Speaker 3: unbeatable daily happy hour from four to six. The Dog
Speaker 3: is your one stop shop, with its attached cold beer
Speaker 3: and wine store offering up hundreds of local and important products,
Speaker 3: as well as an extensive inventory of Donnie and Dolly merchandise.
Speaker 3: Their award winning hotel offers dog friendly hotel rooms that
Speaker 3: are appointed with antique style furnishings and modern amenities, and
Speaker 3: only ten minutes from the airport and ferry terminal, there
Speaker 3: are countless reasons to come, sit and stay at the
Speaker 3: Waddling Dog DoD Pole.
Speaker 1: All right, Ryan, get her up the Watling Dog pop
Speaker 1: Pole question. It is, after the movies that Canucks made
Speaker 1: in the past ten days, going to make the playoffs
Speaker 1: next year? Sixty three percent say yes, but you know what,
Speaker 1: forty thirty seven percent say no. Fifteen hundred votes already.
Speaker 3: I thought it would be the other way around. But
Speaker 3: it's been a pretty good to two weeks positive for
Speaker 3: the Vancouver Canucks. Snuck fans are highlighted by that Braiden
Speaker 3: Coots gold.
Speaker 1: Yes, Braiden Coot's a great draft pick by the Canucks.
Speaker 1: You're gonna love this guy.
Speaker 3: Down the road photos you anymore?
Speaker 4: Ye?
Speaker 1: A quick Happy Birthday to a Jordan big fan of
Speaker 1: the show. Turning thirty today. Remember thirty. I don't remember thirty.
Speaker 1: You remember thirty.
Speaker 3: Winter long ago and especially although to Sarah going through
Speaker 3: some tough.
Speaker 1: Times with the dog. Okay, so Ryan, where are we going?
Speaker 1: This is Boundary Bay? Yeah, okay. So this is Robin
Speaker 1: Poco with his better half Sylvana Sandy, the beautiful lab. Look.
Speaker 1: I love labs. I love labs and beloved D and
Speaker 1: D bucket hat and Boundary Bay on Canada Day. Look
Speaker 1: at that beautiful water there, Robin Poco looking good, the
Speaker 1: whole nine yards and the beautiful lab Sandy. And another
Speaker 1: picture final one here Ricky Buzz Kingman. He's a big
Speaker 1: fan of Cap. Bought at Waddling Dog. You know he's
Speaker 1: out at the farm right there. I love farms, good
Speaker 1: hard work of people on every farm everywhere you go,
Speaker 1: Buzz k Kingman. But Cap bought at Waddling Dog. Yeah.
Speaker 4: A couple of things quickly when it comes to king
Speaker 4: When it comes to our merch, and Buzz mentioned it there.
Speaker 4: You can buy our Donnie Dolly merch at the Wattling
Speaker 4: Dog Pub, the Bayside resort that's on the island, also
Speaker 4: online at the link right there, which you can find
Speaker 4: on Twitter account and at the BC Sports Hall of Fame.
Speaker 4: So if you want to grab some D and D
Speaker 4: mercher of the summer, you can and those are the locations.
Speaker 3: Also BC Sports All Fame in BC Place.
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, very quickly. News just breaking moments ago. The
Speaker 4: biggest free agent remaining, Nick Eithers, is heading to Carolina.
Speaker 4: According to Elly Freeman, no details yet on the contract
Speaker 4: of what that's gonna look like, but he looks like
Speaker 4: he's going to uh, the Carolina Hurricanes.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 3: Yep, they need them and they need some punch. Well
Speaker 3: they needed a center, but they get Nick. Nick heelers
Speaker 3: and Washington was also in the fight for him.
Speaker 1: Trade Meandre Miller big trader this week for that's right?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they got him to Hurricanes.
Speaker 3: U s, Nick? Is it just well they lost Brent Burns,
Speaker 3: right us?
Speaker 1: Nick? Is it just me?
Speaker 3: But because today's your last day, the Canucks will make
Speaker 3: a big transaction tomorrow, new s.
Speaker 1: Nick, You are bang on, bang on. Even a robot
Speaker 1: moves faster than Peterson. Dwight. Dwight taking a shot at Peterson.
Speaker 1: That's a good one. That's a good submission.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how much tell me I have left. How much
Speaker 3: time one minute before music? One minute before music, so
Speaker 3: like ninety seconds? Okay, I think that's the yum yum
Speaker 3: donus one here?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's my buddy Johnny.
Speaker 3: Okay, uh, this is unsigned?
Speaker 9: Is it just me?
Speaker 3: But you guys make a great point. The Devorrex signing
Speaker 3: was the NHL's biggest overpay so far career thirty point
Speaker 3: guy no goals gets five point four milk one year
Speaker 3: deal from the Flyers. Did talkt have him in Arizona?
Speaker 1: Yes he did, right, Yes he did. And Garland played well,
Speaker 1: knows the player well, he knows. That's a big reason
Speaker 1: why he went to Philly. Was Rick Talckett take that today?
Speaker 3: They've got room one year deal. I guess it makes sense,
Speaker 3: and there's competition.
Speaker 1: I don't think you have to worry about Check canceling
Speaker 1: your show. If they're smart, they will do even more
Speaker 1: of it. And you guys deserve a pay raise. Can
Speaker 1: you send that over to Rob over Victoria. That's our boss, Rob,
Speaker 1: and thank you to Check Donnie. They saved us and
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Speaker 1: We don't have to put up with Toronto crap.
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