Speaker 1: Wait, is this Marky Mark in the Funky Bunch? Is
Speaker 1: that who this is? That is? Uh, that's fact for you.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I wonder how many of our listeners know
Speaker 1: that Mark Wahlberg, once upon a time was like a
Speaker 1: rapper and an underwear model at that before he became
Speaker 1: like a famous movie song multi talented. Well sure you know,
Speaker 1: and his brother Donnie Wahlberg one of the founding members
Speaker 1: of New Kids on the Block. Yeah, I did not
Speaker 1: choose this bump. Porter did not choose this bump. But
Speaker 1: our next guest is and I'm excited for this because
Speaker 1: he's going to be a consistent guest on this radio
Speaker 1: show from the Utah Mammoth. Do not call the Utah
Speaker 1: Hockey Club spicy tune of himself, Liam O'Brien on a Monday, Liam,
Speaker 1: Happy Monday, Man, how are you doing?
Speaker 2: I would do it great? You know that song? Like
Speaker 2: I've always said, there's some teams they have guys, they
Speaker 2: have their like, do you have to pick their goal song?
Speaker 2: That would be my goal song.
Speaker 1: So I gotta say, man, that rules. I told Porter,
Speaker 1: because we have like a fun thing on the show.
Speaker 1: I like to let my guest pick what I call
Speaker 1: the walk Up song or the Gold Song to gotta
Speaker 1: get them in the right mindset. So I said, let's
Speaker 1: ask our guy what he wants. I got to know
Speaker 1: that you could have given me a million guesses, I
Speaker 1: would not have landed on Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch.
Speaker 1: Is this always been a passion of yours? Is it
Speaker 1: a recent passion? Like? What's the origin story here?
Speaker 2: And it's just bringing good vibrations?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right?
Speaker 2: Bringing good vibrations?
Speaker 1: Well, and that's It's just a song I.
Speaker 2: Listened to a lot when I was playing junior, So
Speaker 2: it kind of brings me back to my junior days
Speaker 2: driving around in my ninety four ninety four Chevy or
Speaker 2: whatever it was. Oh yeah, I was driving piece of junk.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it just brings me back to those days.
Speaker 1: Well, you're kind of like a good vibrations guy, right,
Speaker 1: You're kind of like the good vibes guy. I mean,
Speaker 1: you were the first kind of player to capture the
Speaker 1: hearts and minds of this community as a result of
Speaker 1: that introductory press conference when you took the mic and
Speaker 1: everybody was chanting spicy tuna. Have you always been this
Speaker 1: type of personality, like even way back when you were
Speaker 1: a kid.
Speaker 2: No, you know, it's funny. I did an interview not
Speaker 2: too long ago. My parents jumped on and they were
Speaker 2: talking about me, and I was always actually kind of
Speaker 2: a shy kid. But I left home at an early age.
Speaker 2: I left home when I was fourteen years old and
Speaker 2: I went away to prep school, and I think I
Speaker 2: just evolved and changed, and I think became more comfortable
Speaker 2: socializing and in social you know, environments and things like that.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's kind of just evolved. And I've become
Speaker 2: sort of that guy even in the room, and I
Speaker 2: just enjoy the game so much and I find, you know,
Speaker 2: I'm just going to the rink and being myself. So
Speaker 2: I just like having a good time.
Speaker 1: Love it, love it. So one of the things I
Speaker 1: wanted to do today, since you're going to be a
Speaker 1: consistent guest on the show, was just allowed my audience
Speaker 1: to get to know you on a way that maybe
Speaker 1: they hadn't prior to. So take take me back, Liam,
Speaker 1: When were the first gates given to you? When was
Speaker 1: the first experience on ice? When did you know that
Speaker 1: this is what you wanted to do with your life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it was probably when I was playing
Speaker 2: street hockey. It's my grandmother, you know, shooting balls down
Speaker 2: the drain. That's when I think I decided, Okay, let's
Speaker 2: be a hockey player. You know, my mom would take
Speaker 2: me to the to the rink and you know, they
Speaker 2: bought me skates and I'd have to skate with the
Speaker 2: figure skaters. Right, I cried, go, this isn't hockey, Like,
Speaker 2: this isn't hockey, This isn't what, This isn't what I
Speaker 2: signed up for, mom. So that those are the day
Speaker 2: you know when I think I you know, I fall
Speaker 2: in love with the sport and just continue to fall
Speaker 2: in love with the sport. Did you know the team
Speaker 2: aspect of it, the environment of it, you know, the
Speaker 2: feeling of the cold rink, and just fell completely in
Speaker 2: love with the game. And I'm still in love with it.
Speaker 2: So it's uh, you know, it's a special sport. It's
Speaker 2: great to have it in Utah.
Speaker 1: It is, for sure, and for your frame of reference.
Speaker 1: And we did discuss this when I was able to
Speaker 1: catch up with you and your agent and connect that way.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm a Northeast boy and you're a Halifax Nova
Speaker 1: Scotia kid. So I grew up in this hockey hotbed.
Speaker 1: I've been in Utah for basically twenty five straight years now,
Speaker 1: so it's very much home and I very much love
Speaker 1: it here. My family's still back east, so you know,
Speaker 1: for our listeners out here that are still kind of
Speaker 1: getting used to the sport, and it's been so fun
Speaker 1: to have NHL hockey hearing you guys here help help
Speaker 1: us all understand just what hockey means to where you
Speaker 1: grew up and just how intertwined it is in the
Speaker 1: tapestry that is your region, where where you grew up,
Speaker 1: just how important hockey is to everybody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean where I'm from, we don't we don't
Speaker 2: have an NHL team. So the team for us growing
Speaker 2: up was the Halifax Mooseheads. That's you know, that's the
Speaker 2: that's the junior team in the city that I'm from, Halifax,
Speaker 2: Nova Scotia, and that's that's Those are the guys that
Speaker 2: I grew up watching, you know, those are the guys
Speaker 2: that I idolized. And then you know, we obviously have
Speaker 2: we have some you know, pretty good little talent pool
Speaker 2: of Brad Marshawn, Sydney Crosby, and Nathan McKinnon, who are
Speaker 2: all from from that area as well, and have kind
Speaker 2: of paved the way and and helps you know, uh,
Speaker 2: you know, shine light on on the area and and
Speaker 2: uh you know Scouts of Scouts has started to show
Speaker 2: up a little bit more. So. Yeah, it's like hockey
Speaker 2: in Canada is it's like religion, you know, well, like
Speaker 2: you know, baseball or football in the US. It's it's
Speaker 2: everybody you know spends their weekends at the rank. You know,
Speaker 2: all four I have three siblings, all four of us
Speaker 2: grew up playing hockey. And you know my parents, you know,
Speaker 2: we weren't going to Mexico. We were going to monked In,
Speaker 2: New Brunswick because you know, I had a tournament in
Speaker 2: my in in Monkedon and then you know my dad
Speaker 2: and he might have been in Cape Breton or something,
Speaker 2: you know, so with my brothers. So yeah, it's just
Speaker 2: it's just the way, just the way it is, just
Speaker 2: the way it is back home.
Speaker 1: Yes, it is all right. Let me follow up with
Speaker 1: this question. You gave us kind of the origin story
Speaker 1: of when you were given your first pair of skates
Speaker 1: and when you kind of started to get interested in
Speaker 1: the sport. When did you know, like, hey, I'm pretty
Speaker 1: good at this like, when did you know you belonged
Speaker 1: and when did you know you could excel and get
Speaker 1: the idea that maybe you could be a professional.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean I was always good when I was
Speaker 2: playing in Halifax. I think kind of the moment where
Speaker 2: I thought, okay, like I'm a pretty good player was
Speaker 2: when I I left. We left Halifax, we moved to
Speaker 2: Toronto for a few years. My dad got a job
Speaker 2: in Toronto and Toronto's you know, big city, big minor
Speaker 2: hockey league, the GHL, and I was able to go
Speaker 2: there and try out for a team. And then I
Speaker 2: tried out for the team and I did really well.
Speaker 2: I played really well, And that's I think that's kind
Speaker 2: of the moment where I was like, oh, wow, okay,
Speaker 2: I am actually pretty good, and let's keep pushing, you
Speaker 2: know I could, Let's keep pushing and let's keep chasing
Speaker 2: the stream.
Speaker 1: Did you have a hockey hero? Did you have a
Speaker 1: hockey idol? Excuse me? Did you have a player looked
Speaker 1: up to and wanted to emulate when you were a
Speaker 1: youngster going through the REGs?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, my favorite player I used to wear
Speaker 2: number sixty one. My favorite player growing up was Rick
Speaker 2: Nash he was just a big power for it, had
Speaker 2: good hands, skilled, protected the puck really well, and so
Speaker 2: that was someone I always I always really enjoyed watching.
Speaker 2: And then another guy who I think I play, you know,
Speaker 2: similar to, would be Scott Hartnell. You know, he was
Speaker 2: like one of those guys. He played hard, he was
Speaker 2: you know, pissing people off, he'd fight, he'd kind of
Speaker 2: do everything. So those are the two guys that I
Speaker 2: looked up to the most. Plus Scott he had good
Speaker 2: hair and he had a good beard, so you know,
Speaker 2: those are those are two guys that looked up to.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it was always fun, you know, watching watching
Speaker 2: those guys play. You know, people would ask me, you know,
Speaker 2: who's your favorite team? And my favorite team was the
Speaker 2: Columbus Blue Jackets because you know, they had Rick Nash
Speaker 2: and then they had a guy named Jody Shelley. He
Speaker 2: was a fighter and he was from Nova Scotia. So yeah,
Speaker 2: it was a big Blue Jackets fan fan. Nobody understood that,
Speaker 2: but yeah, it was. You know, it was it was
Speaker 2: fun watching them play.
Speaker 1: So as a result of the players you looked up to,
Speaker 1: it makes sense that your role with the Utah Mammoth
Speaker 1: and kind of your career has been defined by being
Speaker 1: a bit of a scrapper. Do you remember your first fight?
Speaker 1: Do you remember when you first hit somebody? Do you
Speaker 1: remember when you first got hit real good?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I grew up always being like a physical presence
Speaker 2: within the game, whether it was when there was fighting
Speaker 2: or when there was just you know, checking was just starting.
Speaker 2: I remember a good friend of mine, he was a
Speaker 2: smaller player on our team, and we were playing against
Speaker 2: this team. They're from Sackville, and Sackville was kind of
Speaker 2: notoriously one of those teams that was tough. The kids
Speaker 2: that come from that area are just they're just bread,
Speaker 2: pretty tough. And they had this big kid that would
Speaker 2: run around and I remember, you know, I was a
Speaker 2: year younger than him, but I was like, you know what,
Speaker 2: I'm going to take a couple of runs, healthy runs
Speaker 2: at this guy tonight because I know he's going to
Speaker 2: try to hurt my teammates. So yeah, I remember that
Speaker 2: really well. I would say my first fight. My first
Speaker 2: fight was when I was sixteen. I was in pre season.
Speaker 2: It was I remember, I didn't grab the jersey. I
Speaker 2: fought this guy. He kind of had long hair like me,
Speaker 2: and I ended up screwing up, and I ended up
Speaker 2: having a hold of his hair and I was kind
Speaker 2: of just pulling him with his hair and punching him.
Speaker 2: I didn't really know what I was doing, to be honest,
Speaker 2: I probably wasn't read ready to fight, but I got
Speaker 2: it out of the way, and you know, my teammates
Speaker 2: gave me the taps and they're proud of me, and
Speaker 2: it felt good. As a sixteen year old kid, you know,
Speaker 2: you're playing with eighteen, nineteen, twenty year old guys. You
Speaker 2: know you want to earn their respect, and it felt
Speaker 2: good to kind of earn their respect in that moment.
Speaker 1: So, Liam, you're you're a big guy, but you're not
Speaker 1: like Bob Probert big. You know, do you ever feel
Speaker 1: like there's like ty Domy wasn't a big dude, so
Speaker 1: you don't have to be like six three, six' four.
Speaker 1: Whatever do you ever feel feel intimidated when you look
Speaker 1: across the way and another enforcer who might have some
Speaker 1: size on yous dropping the gloves because he knows you're
Speaker 1: the guy that's ready to THROW i, mean, what what
Speaker 1: what are the thoughts that go through you in that?
Speaker 2: Moment, yeah you, Know i'd be lying IF i IF i,
Speaker 2: said you, KNOW i never have any, fear but most
Speaker 2: of the, time LIKE i, Think i've done it so
Speaker 2: many times now that there's nobody in the league that
Speaker 2: really scares. Me you, KNOW i don't really care how
Speaker 2: big you. Are you, Know i'm more than willing to fight.
Speaker 2: You i'm normally WHEN i, Fight i'm normally the smaller
Speaker 2: guy in the. Fight most of the time that there's
Speaker 2: maybe the odd fight Where i'm bigger than the guy
Speaker 2: That i'm, fighting but it's it's very rare just Because
Speaker 2: i'm not. Tall I'm i'm you, Know i'm strong, physically
Speaker 2: But i'm not like a tall, guy Don't i'm not
Speaker 2: going to have that that you, know length. Advantage so you,
Speaker 2: KNOW i have to fight a certain, way a certain.
Speaker 2: Style you. Know SOMETIMES i have to take a punch
Speaker 2: to give a, punch And i'm more than willing to do.
Speaker 2: That but, yeah i'd be lying if there isn't. Fear
Speaker 2: sometimes there's obviously. Fear BUT i think AS i get
Speaker 2: older and the MORE i do, it it definitely gets
Speaker 2: it gets, Easier i'd.
Speaker 1: Say, So you've referenced your mother a couple of, times
Speaker 1: And i'm a self proclaimed un a shamed mom's boy.
Speaker 1: Myself do you get a call from mom after watching
Speaker 1: a game where you're squared up with, somebody it might
Speaker 1: be a little. BIT i, mean how does it ran
Speaker 1: with mom that you're always scrapping with these other.
Speaker 2: Guys, well WHEN i, said WHEN i first started fighting a,
Speaker 2: lot because in, JUNIOR i didn't fight too too. Much i'd,
Speaker 2: fight BUT i didn't fight too too. Much but WHEN
Speaker 2: i started fighting a, lot my, mom uh, know she'd
Speaker 2: be throwing plates in the. Kitchen you, know she doesn't love, it,
Speaker 2: RIGHT i don't think any mother loves to to watch
Speaker 2: her on in a. Fight but you, know it's the
Speaker 2: same thing with my. Wife they're just they're used to,
Speaker 2: it and they support. Me they know that i'm you,
Speaker 2: KNOW i know What i'm doing AND i know how
Speaker 2: to protect myself and they understand. That you, know it's
Speaker 2: my job and you, KNOW i take it seriously AND i,
Speaker 2: UH i put work into. It and whether it's working
Speaker 2: with you, know MM a coaches or you, know just
Speaker 2: working on things on the ice on, skates you, KNOW
Speaker 2: i put time into. It it's it's a skill and
Speaker 2: it's something THAT i continue to grow in my game
Speaker 2: AND i continue to work.
Speaker 1: At so you reference your wife and you guys welcome
Speaker 1: your first child. Recently DID i read that as, Well?
Speaker 2: Dian, Yeah, yeah her Name's leilani and she's, uh she's
Speaker 2: woned a, bit she's, yeah she's what thirteen, Months, yeah thirteen.
Speaker 2: Months and it's been the best thing. Ever you, KNOW
Speaker 2: i don't think you know, obviously you, know playing hockey
Speaker 2: is it's you, know it's it's a, love but she's
Speaker 2: just it's a different kind of, love and it's it's
Speaker 2: been so much fun having her around the rink at
Speaker 2: games and warm, ups you, know even you, know just
Speaker 2: wearing a little. Jersey. Uh, yeah it's been it's just
Speaker 2: been such a good experience and you take such a
Speaker 2: great place to raise a, family and so we're loving.
Speaker 1: It how did you meet your? Bride is It? Adela
Speaker 1: it is that your wife's?
Speaker 2: Name, Yeah so my, wife she's From, chech she's From Czech.
Speaker 2: Republic SO i HAD i had a TEAMMATE i played
Speaker 2: with and we were in the, minors and he invited
Speaker 2: me over to check to see Because i'd never been.
Speaker 2: There he invited me To. Prague SO i went over
Speaker 2: To prague and we were just at dinner and this
Speaker 2: group of girls that was friends with his girlfriend at
Speaker 2: the time walked by and they stopped to talk and,
Speaker 2: ANYWAYS i was, Like, hey tell those girls like to
Speaker 2: come hang out later a guy, game and hung out,
Speaker 2: later and next thing you, KNOW i met my. Wife so,
Speaker 2: yeah just. UH i definitely wasn't THINKING i was going
Speaker 2: to meet my wife on that, trip BUT i. Did
Speaker 2: and you, know she's. Uh she's my biggest, fan my biggest,
Speaker 2: supporter AND i don't Think i'd be WHERE i am without,
Speaker 2: her definitely. Not so, yeah IT'S i was lucky to
Speaker 2: be in the right spot at the right. Time put
Speaker 2: it that.
Speaker 1: Way that's awesome AND i love the. Courage, Okay AS
Speaker 1: i always tell my, friends the worst thing you can
Speaker 1: hear is, know so just at least go out and
Speaker 1: try to talk and try to approach and see what happens.
Speaker 1: There but, LOOK i don't know you. PERSONALLY i hope
Speaker 1: to meet you in person and maybe have you in
Speaker 1: studio at some. Point BUT i will tell you that
Speaker 1: one of my best friends from high, school a guy
Speaker 1: Named Eric, lynde was Not lynn ros not that, famous
Speaker 1: but he was drafted by The penguins and spent a
Speaker 1: number of years in the, minors and as he made
Speaker 1: his way through his hockey, journey he would oftentimes invite
Speaker 1: us out with his hockey. Teammates and you gotta be
Speaker 1: careful if you're gonna go out with hockey. Players, okay
Speaker 1: like some of you guys can really get after. It
Speaker 1: SO i wonder if there's anything here at, all like
Speaker 1: Meeting adela and Having, leilani has it changed your coach
Speaker 1: off the? Ice are you a little bit more careful
Speaker 1: about going to the clubs or the bars or. Whatever
Speaker 1: has it has it kind of colored your perspective on
Speaker 1: how you just kind of, live if that makes.
Speaker 2: Sense, yeah for. SURE i think WHERE i come from In,
Speaker 2: halifact there's a big drinking, culture you, Know And i'm
Speaker 2: from The, maritimes and when you're from The, maritimes it
Speaker 2: comes with a bit of a. Reputation but you, know
Speaker 2: you just the game is so fast, now it's it's completely,
Speaker 2: changed and guys are are much more, disciplined you. Know
Speaker 2: AND i think you, know you hear a lot of
Speaker 2: these stories about the guys back in the day and
Speaker 2: the partying and everything like. That it's it's not it's
Speaker 2: not what it was, then there's not even what it
Speaker 2: was maybe even ten years. Ago you just don't have
Speaker 2: you just. Can't you can't play it at the level
Speaker 2: that we're at in that. State so, yeah, NO I i.
Speaker 2: Don't it's been a while, since you. KNOW I i
Speaker 2: like to have a good time And i'll go out
Speaker 2: and we we we pick our. Spots but it's definitely
Speaker 2: different than it was in the old. Days like the old,
Speaker 2: days the boys would hit.
Speaker 1: Harder oh, man i watched That Bob proper. Documentary i'm, like,
Speaker 1: dude how are you playing? Hockey like after after those nights?
Speaker 2: Out LIKE i read that book And i'm, Like i'm
Speaker 2: READING i read the book And i'm, like, Wow LIKE
Speaker 2: i don't know how he did what he. Did i'm not,
Speaker 2: sure like and and it's it's almost impressive almost like holy, crap, Man, like,
Speaker 2: uh that's that's impressive that you were able to put
Speaker 2: up the numbers he, did you, know fight the guys he. Did, yeah,
Speaker 2: yeah it was a different time for a different.
Speaker 1: Time, okay who's the one guy on the Team when
Speaker 1: you guys go out on the, Road you're, like, dude
Speaker 1: we got to make sure he. Chills who's the guy
Speaker 1: the team that likes to get after.
Speaker 2: IT i don't, know we don't really have many, GUYS i, mean.
Speaker 2: Everybody we have such a young. Team all the guys
Speaker 2: are pretty pretty good that. Way they're all like dialed in.
Speaker 2: Good it's it's it's really not it's just really not
Speaker 2: like it, was you, know and yeah and, yeah so, yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay let me ask you about your relationship with the
Speaker 1: coach that we Call Coach Bear Coach. TORNY i was
Speaker 1: reading that you, GUYS i did not know this UNTIL
Speaker 1: i was preparing to do the interviews with. You that
Speaker 1: you've known Coach tourney since twenty, ten twenty. Eleven is that?
Speaker 1: Correct and tell us about that relationship as far as
Speaker 1: the trust you guys have.
Speaker 2: Together, yeah there's there was my coach in. Junior so
Speaker 2: he picked me up off of off of a trade
Speaker 2: WHEN i was. Seventeen he was THE gm and coach
Speaker 2: Of Ruined, randa and it was probably one of the
Speaker 2: best things for. Me you, KNOW i was, GONNA i
Speaker 2: was in a spot WHERE i kind of needed TO
Speaker 2: i needed to, change and it was the perfect change for.
Speaker 2: Me so he was he was a great coach, then
Speaker 2: and you know he's still a great. Coach now he's
Speaker 2: been he's been. Great it's been great being able, to you, know,
Speaker 2: uh play for him the last few. Years he's always
Speaker 2: been able to kind of get the most out of.
Speaker 2: Me and you, know he's just he's an easy guy
Speaker 2: to play. For you want to you want to run
Speaker 2: through a wall for, him loves his, players treats everybody with.
Speaker 2: Respect and, YEAH i don't have enough good things to
Speaker 2: say about all.
Speaker 1: Right and BEFORE i say, You, louise appreciate your. Time
Speaker 1: excited to continue to get to know you a little
Speaker 1: bit for Our Utah mammoth fan. Listeners your, thought the
Speaker 1: way you guys performed a year, ago and what you
Speaker 1: think you can be coming up this year with of
Speaker 1: course a bevy off season. ADDITIONS i like the guys
Speaker 1: we brought.
Speaker 2: In you, KNOW i played with With Nate schmidt in
Speaker 2: the in the, MINERS i played with him In, hershey
Speaker 2: and he was not only like an unbelievable, skater but
Speaker 2: he just GOT i, think really good hockey I. Q
Speaker 2: and he's also a great guy in the. ROOM i
Speaker 2: think the fans are gonna love this. Guy he's got
Speaker 2: a ton of. Energy and WHEN i say a ton of,
Speaker 2: energy LIKE i mean a ton of, energy and he's
Speaker 2: just a really, good really good. Dude and then, Uh.
Speaker 2: Chanev he's got a really good, motor plays, hard, hits
Speaker 2: hard kills, penalties block, shots kind of does a lot
Speaker 2: of the dirty. WORK i think that was also a really,
Speaker 2: good you, know good ad for for our. Team And
Speaker 2: i'm you, know happy to have. Him and OBVIOUSLY Jj
Speaker 2: patika a really talented. Player so, YEAH i think it's looking,
Speaker 2: good you, know and And i'm excited to get to,
Speaker 2: camp you, Know i'm you, know it's it's going to be,
Speaker 2: competitive And i'm just looking forward to. It i'm looking
Speaker 2: forward to, it and, uh you, KNOW i want to.
Speaker 2: Win SO i think we got the team to do.
Speaker 1: It any exciting offseason trips before camp gets, gone taking
Speaker 1: some downtime at.
Speaker 2: All. Yeah so me and my, wife well obviously she's From,
Speaker 2: czech So i've been spending half THE i spend half
Speaker 2: the summer in check and then half the summer back
Speaker 2: home In. Halifax so, uh you, know we we went
Speaker 2: To greece recently and with our little one and her
Speaker 2: parents and and just the, family and it was. Nice you,
Speaker 2: know the food there is great and we've got, to you,
Speaker 2: know be on the, beach and she really enjoyed. It
Speaker 2: she just got two got two little nephews and so
Speaker 2: she got to hang out with them and they love
Speaker 2: each other so, much so it was a lot of.
Speaker 2: Fun it was a lot of, fun good.
Speaker 1: Stuff. Man, well thanks so much for the. Time really
Speaker 1: excited to be able to get you on consistently as
Speaker 1: the season gets. ROLLING i enjoy the rest of the off.
Speaker 1: Season most, importantly stay stay stay, safe and stay. Healthy
Speaker 1: so be.
Speaker 2: Good thank, you, Sir, Thanks, bencher appreciate.
Speaker 1: It liam, O'Brien better known As Spicy, tuna became kind
Speaker 1: of like this massive celebrity around here after the introductory
Speaker 1: press conference when he took the mic and really juiced
Speaker 1: the audience. Up he is going to be a consistent
Speaker 1: guest of ours as The Utah mann. Season we'll get
Speaker 1: going here in a few months with camp really excited
Speaker 1: for next year after what everyone perceives to be a
Speaker 1: really solid off season From Bill, armstrong the general manager
Speaker 1: and his. Staff