Podcast appearances and mentions of darren archibald

3on3-E35 - Saisonabschluss Aufnahmetag 05.05.2022 In der neuesten Ausgabe lassen Podcast-Host Sven Grosche und sein Kollege Marcel Paschold die Saisonabschlussfeier der Grizzlys vom letzten Samstag Revue passieren. Das Duo geht neben dem Bericht über die gelungene Veranstaltung besonders auf die Eindrücke und Leistungen ein, die die Spieler hinterlassen haben, die aus dem Kader der Autostädter ausscheiden. Wie immer gibt es ergänzend zum Talk auch wieder Stimmen von Spielern und Offiziellen der Grizzlys zu hören. Heute dabei: Aufsichtsratsvorsitzender Claus Mohrs, Caterer Nafi, Julian Melchiori, Garrett Festerling, Jonas Enlund, Phil Hungerecker, Jan Nijenhuis, Toto Rech, Tyler Gaudet, Chris DeSousa, Trevor Mingoia, Darren Archibald. Viel Spaß beim Hören und #BleibtStabil Wir freuen uns auf euer Feedback, eure #3on3Fragen und eure Musikwünsche für die #3on3Stadionmusik. Die heutigen Musikwünsche: Marcel Paschold: So what – Pink Sven Grosche: We're coming back – Cockroach Clan Rainer (Facebook): La Bamba – Los Lobos Unsere Playlist findet ihr unter: www.tinyurl.com/3on3Stadionmusik Ihr könnt uns unterstützen auf: www.paypal.me/3on3Overtime Unseren Shop erreicht ihr hier: www.3on3overtime.myspreadshop.de 3on3 Overtime ist powered by AZ/WAZ Sport *Werbung* AZ/WAZ Sport ist der ONLINE-SPORTBEREICH der Wolfsburger Allgemeinen Zeitung und der Aller-Zeitung. Dort bekommt ihr blitzschnell Infos und Ergebnisse zu allen sportlichen Ereignissen in der Region Wolfsburg/Gifhorn - angefangen bei den Grizzlys, über die Bundesliga-Fußballerinnen und Fußballer des VfL Wolfsburg bis hin zum Amateursport vor eurer Haustür. Ihr erreicht AZ/WAZ Sport unter: www.waz-online.de/sport *Werbung Ende* Titelsong: Green Monday by Twin Musicom (www.twinmusicom.org)

Darren Archibald joined the K-Wings in his rookie season after beginning the season with the Chicago Wolves and quickly became a fan favorite. Archibald helped the K-Wings to the Conference Final before climbing his way up to the NHL with the Vancouver Canucks.

This week in anguish: - Tristan is a one-week season ticket holder. This is definitely not a thing, but he's not letting that stop him from enjoying himself. 1-0, so far! - Ardella is learning Swedish one Aftonbladet interview at a time. Either Dahlin just voiced support for the Petey-Gretzky comparison, or he's got a new whiskey endorsement. - Better Know a Demko with help from the Utica Cometscast. - We make a brief stump speech for the outgoing mayor of Utica, Darren Archibald. - We're paying waaaaay too much for our fourth line, but check our the luxurious fingerfeel of Jay Beagle's intangibles. That sounded sarcastic, but do it. - How did Ardella not know that goal differential was a good predictor of team success? It's a bit more complicated than that. A bit... Thanks for listening! If you liked the show, tell a friend. You can find us on Twitter as @thisweektristan and @thisweekardella. 

This week in anguish: - Our blood is boiling and our hackles are up, so settle in and see how many recriminations we can cram into the first 25 minutes of this episode. - Anders Nilsson and Darren Archibald are Canucks no more. On a hockey level, this is fine. On a human level, this made us momentarily wobbly.  - No one expects the Norwegian Inquisition as Ardella re-examines every significant trade of the Benning era.  - We subject our mid-season perceptions of this team to the cruel magnifying glass of, y'know, reality.  - Tristan realizes he has never really appreciated Alex Edler as much as he should, so he does for a bit.  - "This is a stick-up," says the Dry Cleaning Bandit (!?!) in this week's How Did I Not Know That?   Thanks for listening! If you liked the show, tell a friend. You can find us on Twitter as @thisweektristan and @thisweekardella. 

Utica Comets Insider with Rain and Scoop, who are joined by Darren Archibald and Play by Play man Joe Roberts on the phone.

Ben Kuzma says the game is more skill and speed then it’s ever been, but still gets the impression the Canucks want and need to add more physicality to their roster, particularly with Elias Pettersson and other kids coming in. Ben isn’t convinced Darren Archibald is the answer, after a so-so season. Kuz suggests a fractured thumb for Pettersson is concerning because Pettersson will miss a key portion of his training.

Jeff Paterson says Nikolay Goldobin showed some creativity and vision in the loss to Colorado, and any good game is a positive step for Goldy. Jeff discusses Darren Archibald’s future with the Canucks, suggesting he has an ally in Travis Green.

Ray Ferraro says this opportunity with the Canucks looks tailor-made for Darren Archibald's skill set, but now he has to take advantage of it

Utica Comets head coach Trent Cull says Darren Archibald has been very good, in a variety of roles, for the Comets and has always played a physical style.Cull says Philip Holm is still working on his defensive game, but is very much a catalyst on the PP.

Jeff Paterson suggests Darren Archibald will get every opportunity to add some edge/physicality to the Canucks, as Travis Green is very familiar with what Archibald can do. Jeff points out that the league-leading Lightning aren’t happy with how they’re playing, and suggests that high standard is what the Canucks should be shooting for

Jeff Paterson suggests Darren Archibald will be asked to be the sparkplug that the Canucks have lacked since Derek Dorsett was injured, and says Travis Green is very familiar with what his MVP in Utica last year brings to the table. Jeff suggests it may be time for Jake Virtanen to get another stint in Utica

Utica Comets voice Andy Zilch expects Thatcher Demko to see some time with the Canucks later this season, saying he's already seeing a more confident and mature goalie this season. Andy comments on the play of Darren Archibald, Jordan Subban, Carter Bancks

Ray Ferraro says the Canucks must at least give Jake Virtanen, Brock Boeser the opportunity to show what they can do at the NHL level, and if they have to be sent to the AHL, so be it. But Ray also says if it's between Virtanen and Darren Archibald for the 13th forward, he'd prefer Virtanen to be in Utica

Ray Ferraro says his impression of Jake Virtanen’s ability to play in the NHL is far different than two weeks ago, suggesting Jake has had a very good camp and looks relaxed and composed on the ice. Ray liked what he saw from Andrey Pedan Thursday vs Calgary, suggesting Pedan may bring a size element the Canucks are lacking. Ray also discusses Darren Archibald’s situation

Darren Archibald iced the game with his 3rd period goal. He tells Jeff Paterson post game that scoring is a bonus to playing physically.

Mike and Jason discuss if Darren Archibald can take a roster spot away from Jake Virtanen and if Brandon Sutter would be a good fit for the injury ridden St. Louis Blues.

Jeff Paterson says the Canucks need to see who will step up physically this season, and also comments on expectations for Brock Boeser, Jacob Markstrom, and Darren Archibald

Ray Ferraro says the China trip, and having two groups for the vast majority of camp, has put the Canucks way behind with the season approaching. Ray discusses Darren Archibald and tells a fantastic story about his agent

Mike and Jason talk with TSN 1040's Canucks reporter Jeff Paterson from the Canucks morning practice if Markus Granlund will start the season at center, potential defense pairings for opening night, and if Darren Archibald has a shot to make the Canucks.

TSN 1040's Canucks reporter Jeff Paterson says it's intriguing to him that Darren Archibald is still at training camp when the Canucks signed him to an AHL contract. Paterson says it could be the fact that Travis Green wants to see him play against NHL players as Archibald wasn't on the trip to China, but has impressed in the games in North America.

A very professional week on the show. Episode #34, feat. special guest, Professional Hockey Player, Darren Archibald (@arch2five) of the Utica Professional Hockey Comets. Professional. Erin Higgins is back, braving the wintery cold for all your listening pleasure. On tap this week, Kev and Sam talk All-Star Weekend in the NBA and we revive a classic Uticast segment, "What's Wrong with Famo's Car." Then, Erin and the boys discuss Valentine's Day, President's Day and the concept of professional restaurant etiquette. Afterwards, the crew goes to the Comet's game to talk with Comet's LW and all-around Professional Canadian heartthrob, Darren Archibald(@arch2five) playing at the Aud, what's good on television, and his first goal in the NHL. Finally, the Gang comes together to talk about the Grammy's and Kanye West before answering some quick listener questions. This is the Uticast and We're here to tell you a story. #JoinTheClub