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Join Bryan Hayes, Jamie McLennan and Dave Feschuk for Hour 2 on OverDrive! NHL on TNT Analyst Eddie Olczyk joins to discuss Mikko Rantanen's move to Dallas from Carolina, Auston Matthews' goal scoring skill and the playoff close race. The guys go around the sports world in the latest edition of Role Play Level of Concern featuring the Canadian Stanley Cup drought and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert are happy to have Sid Seixeiro (3:36) on to express his humour over the Jontay Porter story, what it says about sports and gambling and why sportsbooks need more rigorous standards. Then over to Ohtani, why no matter what he comes out looking poorly and he's not completely in the clear yet. Finally, his thoughts on the Canadian Stanley Cup curse and which team he thinks has the best opportunity. Later, Jason Bukula (28:14) on how the Panthers became one of the best teams in hockey, how their state gives them an advantage when it comes to contracts and the team in the East he thinks looks the best right now above all others. Plus, Leafs' goalies and why the Game 1 starter in the playoffs is not their most pressing concern.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.
New CEO of Hockey Operations for the Edmonton Oilers, Jeff Jackson joined the show today! He touched on how the new gig came into focus, what the transition was like between agent and executive, his relationship with Connor McDavid & the pressure of ending the 30 year Canadian Stanley Cup drought.
On the first hour of The Big Show, George and Matt kickoff the show with a discussion on a tough weekend for the Leafs and the Oilers that saw their Stanley Cup dreams come to an end. The guys dive into that no-goal call against the Leafs, the Oilers' struggles defensively, and if anyone would've expected an Eastern Conference Final between the Panthers and the Hurricanes. Afterwards, the discussion shift to the Flames as it was reported the team is interested in interviewing Leafs' assistant GM, Brandon Pridham and also weigh in on the future of Kyle Dubas in the NHL.We wrap the hour as we always do, Matty Rose has everything you need to know from the world of sports with today's edition of The Morning Report! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.
The Grant Report: 30 years of no Canadian Stanley Cup winners
Why a nondescript block of sandstone plays an essential role in royal coronations; can the Oilers and Leafs deliver an all-Canadian Stanley Cup final?; as the volume of TV expands, writers say it's getting harder to make a living; correctional officers say drones delivering drugs are now a routine occurrence at federal prisons; how chess became the hottest game among teenagers; the rise and fall of Vice Media; and more.
Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today dives into the Canucks announcement of the return of the Young Stars tournament in Penticton, BC. As well Justin talks about Vancouver signing Swedish 22-year-old centre Nils Aman, and how the centre fits in the Canucks organization. Justin goes through every Canadian NHL team and ranks where they stand in ending the Canadian Stanley Cup drought. His final verdict may have you either extremely happy or extremely angry. Finally, Justin discusses the prospect of the Canucks looking at pending UFA and Vancouver native Evander Kane. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Welcome back to Locked On Canucks, the show that, of course, keeps you locked in on all things Vancouver Canucks. Justin today dives into the Canucks announcement of the return of the Young Stars tournament in Penticton, BC. As well Justin talks about Vancouver signing Swedish 22-year-old centre Nils Aman, and how the centre fits in the Canucks organization.Justin goes through every Canadian NHL team and ranks where they stand in ending the Canadian Stanley Cup drought. His final verdict may have you either extremely happy or extremely angry. Finally, Justin discusses the prospect of the Canucks looking at pending UFA and Vancouver native Evander Kane. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
This week, the boys talk about the size of the Stanley Cup crowd in Montreal, the result of their NASCAR sponsorship, and the films of WWE Studios. Also, Lyle Richardson of Spector's Hockey will guide us through the decisions the Wild have and will need to make, the Buffalo Sabres core (without a mention of Jack Eichel), and what the Seattle Kraken could do to spend to the salary cap.
In the second hour Tony and Ronn discuss the Canadian Stanley Cup drought, Scottie Pippen's role on the Bulls, then the good, the bad, the ugly.
The show begins with some big news, as the always popular Take 5 returns where the boys debate whether or not Mikey DiPietro should be given some starts while the Canucks try to ice a depleted lineup. The Welcome Matt dives into the ongoing tension between the Canucks players and the NHL, wondering why the NHLPA didn’t step up to back the players. Emily Kaplan from ESPN joins the show next and takes a look at the Canucks games this weekend that have now been postponed. Emily also gives her insight on whether or not the NHL players in the North Division in Canada would accept going into a bubble for the divisional portion of the their playoffs. Our Thursday Canucks insider Thomas Drance follows and breaks down how the players have been feeling in recovery from the COVID-19 variant that has buckled the team, forcing this weekends games to get postponed. The Price is Right takes a look at the Canadian Stanley Cup drought and how this could be the best chance for an NHL Canadian team to break the 27 year drought. The Canucks have gone silent after news broke yesterday that the team had a late evening call with the NHLPA, and today after this weekends games have been postponed. Our man on the beat Jeff Paterson joined to try to explain just what is going on within the organization. Take 5 follows J-Pat and it’s a spicy debate that ends up being very one sided. Errors and Omissions wraps up the show where the boys are quizzed about a stellar year of perfect games in the MLB. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The show begins with some big news, as the always popular Take 5 returns where the boys debate whether or not Mikey DiPietro should be given some starts while the Canucks try to ice a depleted lineup. The Welcome Matt dives into the ongoing tension between the Canucks players and the NHL, wondering why the NHLPA didn’t step up to back the players. Emily Kaplan from ESPN joins the show next and takes a look at the Canucks games this weekend that have now been postponed. Emily also gives her insight on whether or not the NHL players in the North Division in Canada would accept going into a bubble for the divisional portion of the their playoffs. Our Thursday Canucks insider Thomas Drance follows and breaks down how the players have been feeling in recovery from the COVID-19 variant that has buckled the team, forcing this weekends games to get postponed. The Price is Right takes a look at the Canadian Stanley Cup drought and how this could be the best chance for an NHL Canadian team to break the 27 year drought. The Canucks have gone silent after news broke yesterday that the team had a late evening call with the NHLPA, and today after this weekends games have been postponed. Our man on the beat Jeff Paterson joined to try to explain just what is going on within the organization. Take 5 follows J-Pat and it’s a spicy debate that ends up being very one sided. Errors and Omissions wraps up the show where the boys are quizzed about a stellar year of perfect games in the MLB. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Both NHL Conference Finals are locked at 3-1 with the Tampa Bay Lightning rolling over the New York Islanders while the Dallas Stars are somehow leading the Vegas Golden Knights despite being thoroughly outplayed. We give our takes plus discuss trades and some thoughts on the future of defence in the NHL. Listen Here: iTunes Google Play Stitcher Direct MP3 iHeart Radio Banter: Weekend trip to camp. Title Player Rob Zamuner Feedback: Matt Ritchie, Greg Woodbeck and Peter Brente. News Conference Finals updates Draft and Free Agency dates set Trades - Penguins and Habs active Guess the 5th one Are changes to defence going to alter the game entirely? What is the future of positions in hockey? Is a lack of Canadian Stanley Cup champions affecting interest among youth? DOPeS - Alex Killorn 1 game Rathole Intro/Outro Music Artist: The Tragically Hip Song: Inevitability of Death
Tom Mayeknecht discusses the Canadian Stanley Cup drought and how it affects Canadiani sports media
Tom Mayeknecht discusses the Canadian Stanley Cup drought and how it affects Canadiani sports media
Recap Bruins, Flyers, SabersWhos the next Canadian Stanley Cup Winner?
Bob turns the airwaves over to you for thoughts on the five minute major penalty in the Sharks vs Golden Knights game seven, the Leafs being eliminated and another year without a Canadian Stanley Cup champion team. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Week one of the 2018/19 playoffs saw more dum dums than the end of an Eastender’s soap opera… How are Clare and Jolon’s heart rates as history repeats itself with Boston and Toronto going to game 7… In part two of the podcast, listen to them as-live watching the final minutes of the game! Elsewhere, we kissed goodbye to the chances of an all-Canadian Stanley Cup final as Winnipeg and Calgary crashed out in the first round with St Louis Blues, Dallas Stars, Columbus Blue Jackets AND Colorado Avalanches all defying the bookies and critics. Dallas Stars and Nashville Predators tied at game six, but the Stars went on to clinch their space in the next round tweeting ‘this is what it feels to be alive’ moments after winning in overtime. They’ve not made the playoffs in a decade, and now the Carolina Hurricanes may end up knocking out last year’s champions out in the first round…with a feisty exit for Alex Ovechkin too! Will Washington Capitals meet their former coach Barry Trotz and the New York Islanders in the second round? San Jose Sharks and Las Vegas Knights had an absolute goal fest in their first round and now (as we record this podcast) sit tied 3 a-piece. Will Las Vegas prove their inaugural season wasn’t just a fluke or will Eric Karlsson’s team get a stab at their first ever Stanley Cup? And a clean sweep left the President Trophy winners’ Tampa Bay Lightning AND Sidney Crosby’s Pittsburgh Penguins saying see ya later?! Destroying all of our NHL brackets in one clean swoop. So will CBJ go all the way? There’s mixed thoughts on our twitter poll! Hosted by Clare Freeman & Jolon Kemp Walker. Featuring Pittsburgh Penguins fan Georgie Hunt and a surprise guest on the phone at the end… Produced by ASFB Productions. To join like-minded folk who love watching the NHL but live outside of North America, email us for an invite to our closed slack workspace: NHLFansFromAfar@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nhlfansfromafar/message
We dive into the remaining six series previews (see the previous episode for Toronto/Boston & SJ/Vegas). Can the New York Islanders score enough goals to keep up with the Pittsburgh Penguins? Are the Columbus Blue Jackets any threat to the Tampa Bay Lightning? Can the Washington Capitals win their fifth straight series and push aside the upstart Carolina Hurricanes? The Winnipeg Jets struggled in the second half, while the St. Louis Blues have been phenomenal since January 1. Which team do we see in round one? Is it the Jets, Maple Leafs or the Calgary Flames that have the best chance to end the Canadian Stanley Cup drought? Can the Colorado Avalanche end the Flames Cup run before it begins?And finally, can the Dallas Stars upset the Nashville Predators and be the surprise team in the West? We'd love to hear your predictions too! Find us on Twitter @OTHockeyTalk.
Bob McKenzie caught up with Peter Chiarelli to discuss if the Oilers and Maple Leafs are destined to meet in an all-Canadian Stanley Cup final, that would feature Connor McDavid and Auston Matthews, as well as previewing the upcoming season.
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