Podcast appearances and mentions of Darryl Sittler

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Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill recap Canada's 3-2 OT win over the United States to win the inaugural 4 Nations Face-Off. Additionally, Toronto Maple Leafs legend Darryl Sittler drops by the show. Also, the boys preview Toronto's back-to-back this weekend against Carolina & Chicago.

Prepare for an illuminating weekend! Get set for an enlightening episode of Courageous Conversation featuring another conversation with the incredible Darryl Sittler. Let Darryl be your guide to a weekend of wisdom and inspiration!

As a boy, I was hockey obsessed and growing up in Goderich meant I had access every year to the grand-daddy of all hockey tournaments. Young Canada Week began in 1950 as a one-day, 12-team competition for peewee age players and over the years it grew into an exciting and important part of the fabric of Goderich and area. It would go on to draw players like: Paul Henderson, Darryl Sittler, Brad Park, Ron Ellis, Goderich's own Larry Jeffrey and Gary Doak and yes, Wayne Gretzky ... and many more. On this episode, Lion's Club member, former teacher & coach Richard Madge will join us along with one of my oldest friends, Rob Bundy to chat about the tourney's humble beginnings, it's rise to become one of the most famous tournaments in the world, the push to stay relevant in an ever changing world and some of our own special memories and brushes with hockey fame.

THE AVRUM ROSENSWEIG SHOW: In this interview I schmooze with Levav Weinstein, the former president of the Hockey Israel Federation. Levav, an apple farmer in northern Israel, "meters from Lebanon" talks about his upbringing in Metulla as hockey began to flourish there. We hear about summer hockey clinics managed at the Canada Centre, by former NHL coach, Roger Nielson (RIP), former Leaf, Darryl Sittler and others. We are also privy to the most recent IIHF tournament in Bulgaria, how Israel was banned from it, then reinstated, then was victorious. This is a refreshing interview (even though Levav doesn't like the Leafs). :) The Avrum Rosensweig Show: The podcast with fascinating people and their inspirational stories.

CBC Sports ski analyst Brian Stemmle talks about his experiences representing Canada at FOUR Winter Olympic Games, choosing to follow his dream of becoming Steve Podborski instead of Darryl Sittler, his FIRST race also being Steve Podborski's LAST race as the Crazy Canucks era came to an end, why he didn't want the doctors to cut him out of his racing suit after his horrible 1989 crash at Kitzbuhel, very nearly losing his $20,000 winner's cheque in temporarily lost luggage, his celebrity encounters with Lynda Carter/Joe Sakic/Janet & Wayne Gretzky, why Aurora's StemmEL Drive signage needed a re-do, and why his initial broadcasting goal was to NOT pull a ‘Cindy Brady' when the red light came on! TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum at andrew.applebaum@gmail.com All episodes available at https://www.torontolegends.ca/episodes/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 2 of the Monday edition with Bryan Hayes, Jeff O'Neill and Jamie McLennan. They are joined by TSN NFL Analyst Luke Willson ahead of the Monday Night Football matchup featuring the New York Jets and Los Angeles Chargers, the Buffalo Bills' persistent struggles after defeat to the Cincinnati Bengals, C.J. Stroud and Josh Dobbs' incredible stories and the Las Vegas Raiders' over the top celebrations. Then, the guys discuss the Tampa Bay Lightning's comments on team toughness in accordance to the Toronto Maple Leafs' physicality level and how Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers' need to make a statement against the San Jose Sharks and if Darryl Sittler's single-game point record could be beat.

On this episode of the Hockey Cards Gongshow podcast we start by honoring the NHL's (almost) most famous number 27 for episode 27, Darryl Sittler (4:15).  Next, you voted and this week's rookie deep dive is Matthew Coronato (20:38).  In Hobby News, the NHL announces it's first 3 Stars of the Week for the 2023-24 NHL season, and we review the current Stanley Cup odds (28:52).  We look at some of our recent social media posts including a huge Jack Hughes sale, a crazy Bedard record and what could be the flip of the year (35:33).  In new product releases, Billy Celio from Upper Deck returns to discuss the new 2023-24 Upper Deck Series Two set including how the much-chased Connor Bedard Easter Egg came about (43:01).  We end the show with our weekly review of our our favorite vintage and modern cards in the current PWCC Weekly Auction (1:53:34).Partners & SponsorsOur Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/HockeyCardsGongshowPWCC Marketplace - https://www.pwccmarketplace.comSlab Sharks Canadian Consignment - https://www.slabsharks.comMy Card Post - https://www.mycardpost.comSign up for Card Ladder - https://app.cardladder.com/signup?via=HCGongshoFollow Hockey Cards Gongshow on social mediaInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/hockey_cards_gongshow/TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@hockey_cards_gongshowFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/HockeyCardsGongshowTwitter - https://twitter.com/HCGongshowYouTube - http://youtube.com/@hockeycardsgongshow 

This week on Squid and the Ultimate Leafs Fan, Mike and Rick are joined by former Leafs forward and 14-year NHL veteran, Laurie Boschman! He shares stories from his career and talks about what made Darryl Sittler a great captain, getting to play against Gordie Howe, the time the Leafs called his parents and told them he'd been brainwashed, and much more! YouTube: https://youtu.be/ra-cikOb3Kg Show Twitter: https://twitter.com/SquidUlf Show Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/squidandtheulf/ ---------------------------------------------------------------- ULF Twitter: https://twitter.com/ULeafsFan ULF Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ultimateleafsfan ULF Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theultimateleafsfan/?hl=en ----------------------------------------------------------------- Rick's Twitter: https://twitter.com/rickvaive22 Rick's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rickvaive/?hl=en

The Toronto Maple Leafs have not won the Stanley Cup since 1967. The reason? Two words: Harold Ballard.The curmudgeonly owner ruined the team in the '70s and '80s with a tight-fisted reign of error that played out almost daily in that era's sports pages. The man who caused Leaf's captain Darryl Sittler to rip the "C" off his jersey and who lived in his arena, Maple Leaf Gardens, finally gets the documentary he deserves. It is all thanks to this episode's podcast guests: executive producer Michael Geddes (Lone Eagle Entertainment) and Jason Priestley, who produces, directs and narrates. Listen as the two tell how they met to develop a scripted series before realizing they better do the doc first. Priestley tells of interviewing many of his hockey heroes, including Sittler, Lanny McDonald, Wendel Clark, Tiger Williams,  Rick Vaive and other players of the day. Don Cherry, Allan Eagleson and sportswriters such as Mary Ormsby, Allen Able and Stephen Brunt also weigh in on the tumultuous Ballard years.Don't wait for Leafs to win another a Stanley Cup. Listen to this epic tale of woe now, then watch "Offside: The Harold Ballard Story" Sunday, January 22 on CBC and CBC Gem.

Leafs legend and Hockey Hall of Famer Darryl Sittler joins First Up to chat about Mitch Marner's 18-game point streak and the Leafs' success this season. Sittler shares his thoughts on his takeaways from Marner's impressive streak, eating Swiss Chalet before his famous 10-point game in 1976, the tremendous job the Maple Leafs have done in honouring Borje Salming and advancing the discussion around ALS research, and more.

On Wednesday night, as part of a 3-1 win over San Jose, Mitch Marner notched an empty net goal to tie Darryl Sittler & Eddie Olczyk for the longest point streak in franchise history (18 games). Nick Alberga reacts to that, plus Jay Rosehill shares his thoughts via another instalment of 3 Hits With Rosie. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ben and Blake open with the news of the day with the Blue Jays adding Don Mattingly to their coaching staff. Later, a look at Mitch Marner trying to tie the Maple Leafs point streak record against the San Jose Sharks and why the 10-point game from Darryl Sittler is still something to marvel at. Next up, we speak with Ben Nicholson-Smith (26:11) about the Mattingly story and why he's not a threat to take John Schneider's job as manager. 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.

With a point tonight against San Jose, Mitch Marner can tie Darryl Sittler & Eddie Olczyk for the longest point streak in franchise history (18). Nick Alberga and Jay Rosehill preview Leafs & Sharks from Scotiabank Arena. The Leafs have won four in a row and are looking to extend their point streak to 10 games. Believe it or not, Toronto hasn't lost in regulation since November 11th. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert remember a Maple Leafs legend in Börje Salming. They look back on the impact he had, not only on the organization in Toronto, but also on Swedish players around the league. We hear from his former teammate Darryl Sittler, plus audio from William Nylander and Sheldon Keefe about the impact he had across the game. The crew then goes over what another loss on the Leafs' blue line means with Jordie Benn suffering an injury and question how much this team can withstand. They also recap the American Thanksgiving action in the NFL yesterday and ponder if the Minnesota Vikings are for real. Finally, a Friday edition of the A-List featuring Joe Burrow and Jim Nantz (39:18)! 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.

Kristian Jack (22:00) from Qatar on Canada at the World Cup. Darryl Sittler (37:00) on the life and legacy of Borje Salming. Elliotte Friedman (55:00) on the Oilers at the quarter pole of the season. 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.

Jeff is joined by Sportsnet NHL analyst, Anthony Stewart, to discuss New Jersey Devils fans tossing objects onto the ice during their loss to the Maple Leafs last night, how he would have handled that situation as a player, and why this win meant so much for Toronto. Later, Jeff is joined by former New York Islanders defenceman, Thomas Hickey. They discuss the Islanders' season so far as we hit American Thanksgiving, how Mat Barzal is "Dennis Savard-ian", and how Jean-Gabriel Pageau has developed into the Swiss Army knife every coach would want (11:13). Later on, the unfortunate breaking news of Börje Salming's passing hits. We are joined by Maple Leafs legend Darryl Sittler to discuss Salming's life, career, and lasting legacy (31:57). 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.

On this week's 7-Eleven Overtime Podcast, we are joined by Darryl Sittler, a Toronto Maple Leaf legend who played 15 years in the NHL. Darryl was a Team Canada hero in the first Canada Cup, holds the NHL record for most points in a single game and was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1989. He shares so many great stories, and give us some insight to the emotional Hall of Fame weekend with Borje Salming, and his courageous battle with ALSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The 4th Liners Podcast we dive deep into the beginning of the season evaluating teams with their success like the Devils and Golden Knights, resurgence of some players like Erik Karlsson looking like the vintage version of himself, discuss struggling rookies like Shane Wright and many more, as well as the emotional night in Toronto with Leaf's legends Borje Salming and Darryl Sittler. All this and more on the 4th Liners Podcast! We appreciate all the support so don't forget to like, follow, subscribe, and share!   Follow us on: YouTube: 4th Liners Podcast Spotify: 4th Liners Podcast Apple Podcast: 4th Liners Podcast Instagram: @4thlinerspodcast Tik Tok: @4thlinerspodcast Twitter: @liners4th  PodBean: 4th Liners Podcast  

Sportsnet NBA Insider Michael Grange joins Ailish and Justin to discuss Dalano Banton's standout performance on Monday night, his growth since entering the league, Scottie Barnes' recent struggles, and Chris Boucher's importance to the Raptors' bench depth (04:22). Afterwards, Darryl Sittler, former Maple Leafs captain and Hockey Hall of Famer, stops by to chat about Börje Salming's indelible mark on the Maple Leafs and their fans, Salming's emotional return to Toronto this past weekend, and what it means to be a Maple Leaf (28:12).  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.

In the second hour of the show, Julia Tocheri and Mike DiStefano examine this year's Hockey Hall of Fame Class and how not a single inductee won a Stanley Cup. Then Julia and Al's Brother are joined by Maple Leafs legend Darryl Sittler to discuss this weekend's emotional pre-game ceremony with Borje Salming and what Salming means to the Leafs' organization.

Leafs legend Darryl Sittler joins Leafs Lunch to talk about Borje Salming's return to Toronto, the heartwarming ceremony for him and the fan appreciation, and why is career was defined by toughness and courage.

The Leafs drop a 4-2 tilt to the Penguins at Scotiabank Arena in the first game of a back-to-back. JD Bunkis and Justin Bourne discuss the emotional pre-game ceremony with Börje Salming, Darryl Sittler, and Mats Sundin and the standing ovation for Salming from the crowd. They also discuss the play from William Nylander - does he deserve his own line? - and how the top line was, once again, unusually quiet. 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.

What drives a guy like Sidney Crosby, who's done absolutely everything in the game, to keep playing? We talk about some of the great NHL single game points records in both the regular season and playoffs. Jim had a small glitch when interviewing Darryl Sittler about his 10 point night. Jim gets a used car and the transaction may not have gone as well as he hoped.  And the topper, Jim almost deleted our entire podcast listenership. We discuss the Tour Championship and Rory's $18 million win. Russ isn't really a Rory guy, to say the least. We also get into the LIV Golf tour.

In the first hour of today's show, Julia Tocheri and Mike DiStefano talk to TSN hockey insider Chris Johnston about his takeaways from the Leafs' 8-1 loss to the Lightning last night. Then Tocheri and DiStefano are joined by Maple Leafs legend Darryl Sittler to share his fondest memories of playing against Montreal Canadiens great Guy Lafleur.

Maple Leafs legend Darryl Sittler joins Leafs Lunch to share his memories playing against Guy Lafleur and what made him such a tough competitor.

On this week's episode of Outdoor Journal Radio, the boys are joined by former NHLer Kris King to talk fishing, hunting, hockey, and much more!Before they were joined by Kris, Ang and Pete get to some housekeeping and talk about a few stories that have caught their eye. Topics discussed include: the 5 Canadian coasts; Google lessons from Pete; giving away cottages; the prime of Lake Erie walleye fishing; eating Lake Erie out of its perch population; Carp living out of water; the return of Clubber Bowman; and Monty Python.With those important matters out of the way, the boys get Kris King on the phone. Topics discussed include: stroking guests; calling fishing a sport; NHL calibre hooksets; the NHL's Heritage Classic; Snow Devils; Hockey getting in the way of ice fishing; Gary Bettman's opinion of Canada; Fishing with Darryl Sittler; the graciousness of Steve Niedzwiecki; Kris's hosting job on Full Contact Fishing; converting to Muskie fishing; getting out-fished by your wife; NHL players fishing on the road; Pickerel tasting better than walleye; NHL teams moving to Quebec; losing your hands in Lindsay; fighting Zdeno Chara; and much more!To never miss an episode of Outdoor Journal Radio, be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a review on your favourite podcast app!More from Angelo and Pete:► WEBSITE► FACEBOOK► INSTAGRAM► YOUTUBEC'mon now!

This time on Hockey Seasons, Darryl Sittler, 6 goals, 4 assists in Toronto's 11-4 win against the Bruins, a record that still stands after all these years.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hockeyseasons) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Squid and the Ultimate Leafs Fan, Mike and Rick are joined by former Leafs forward, Jack Valiquette! He shares stories from his career and talks about Darryl Sittler's 10-point game, the 1976 playoff series against the Flyers, playing for Don Cherry, and much more! YouTube: https://youtu.be/wfa_wCpND3A Show Twitter: https://twitter.com/SquidUlf Show Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/squidandtheulf/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ULF Twitter: https://twitter.com/ULeafsFan ULF Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ultimateleafsfan/ ULF Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theultimateleafsfan/?hl=en ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Rick's Twitter: https://twitter.com/rickvaive22 Rick's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rickvaive/?hl=en

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Well LeafsNation, we got through it! The regular season is done and we are now at the most wonderful time of year for hockey fans! That's right, its playoff time, and we couldn't be more excited! It's time for this Team to take the next step, and we're here for all of it. In fact, we are so fired up, that for the entire playoff run, we'll be bringing you weekly Podcast Episodes, every Wednesday!First up, The Ladies kick things off with our Playoff Preview, looking at the Leaf's first round series against the Montreal Canadiens, an Original Six matchup 42 years in the making. We break down our keys to success, and who we're looking to, to take it to the next level. Finally, since we're enjoying hockey every night, we close out the show by discussing some of the other incredible first round clashes that have peaked our interest. As former Leaf Captain, Darryl Sittler said earlier this week, "It's our time", and we couldn't agree more. For Kyle Dubas and company, it all starts now. It's time to take all the previous struggles and heartbreak, chemistry and experience, accolades and achievements, and write a new story. The next chapter in Leafs History begins now. https://www.buzzsprout.com/903751https://www.nhl.com/mapleleafs/schedule/2021-01-01/EThttps://www.youtube.com/torontomapleleafshttps://ko-fi.com/ltl1917https://www.nhl.com/mapleleafs/stats/regular-seasonhttps://www.nhl.com/stanley-cup-playoffs/2021https://www.torontosun.com/sports/hockey/nhl/toronto-maple-leafs/hornby-matthews-is-maple-leafs-rocket-manhttps://www.cbc.ca/sports/the-buzzer-newsletter-nhl-playoff-primer-1.6027546https://www.sportsnet.ca/nhl/article/ducharme-must-playoff-decisions-audition-security-coach/https://www.sportsnet.ca/nhl/article/sportsnet-nhl-insiders-2021-stanley-cup-playoffs-predictions/Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/ltl1917)

In hour two of Leafs Lunch, Andi Petrillo and TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button talk to Maple Leafs legend Darryl Sittler about what it was like being captain of the Maple Leafs the last time the team played the Canadiens in the playoffs in 1979. Then Andi and Craig are joined by SportLogiq hockey analyst Mike Kelly to preview both North Division Stanley Cup Playoffs series.

Ziggy and Scotty discuss the Leafs' overtime loss to the Senators in Freddy Andersen's return before Gord Stellick joins to offer his takeaways from the game (33:53). Next, Kevin Barker answers Blue Jays questions from the text-line and callers (1:02:41). Then, Darryl Sittler talks about the parallels he sees in this Leafs vs Habs playoff […]

We got the chance to interview legendary Maple Leaf Darryl Sittler! Darryl was a Maple Leaf for 12 years, 6 of which he served as the team's captain. He holds the NHL record for points in a game with 10, he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1989, and was named one of the 100 greatest NHL players of all time in 2017. We spoke to Darry about himself, his playing career, his 10-point game, the Maple Leafs of today, and his involvement with Colorectal Cancer Canada.

Saturday, April 10: Joe Tilley Sports Guest Darryl Sittler by FiredUp Network

Welcome to the first episode of The Sign Off! Today we're lucky enough to be joined by Toronto Maple Leafs legend and NHL Hall of Famer Darryl Sittler! Everyone is familiar with the infamous game in which Darryl Sittler scored 10 points for the Leafs, but what most people don't realize is just how much of an impact that moment had on the world of Sports Marketing and Sports Memorabilia. Darryl shares stories of his influence on this business and shows us how much of an effect he's had not only on the ice, but off of it as well.

Ken and Brendan discuss the Leafs emphatic sweep over the Oilers. Our friend & colleague Ross Levitan, host of Locked On Senators Podcast, join the guys to discuss Jason Spezza's impact in the bottom 6. We also dive into the Leafs depth scoring vs. a lethargic Oilers group, Bergevin/Price, Andrei Vasilevskiy, and of course… a quick stop for a ‘Rosscow Mule' at the Library Bar… who's showing up this week? 

Jeff, Justin and Anthony discuss Auston Matthews’ hot streak, opportunities for Leaf players as the team gets hit by the injury bug and if we will ever see someone tie or break Darryl Sittler’s single game point record. Sportsnet’s Ryan Leslie reflects on the Flames’ struggles and why this is such an important week for […]

We are so excited to have been able to sit with the legendary, Darryl Sittler last week. We will discussed the 2021 version of the Toronto Maple Leafs. After the opening game, a 5-4 OT win, we asked Darryl his opinion of this new team. Also we found out if he was excited about the Canadian Division. Darryl, the most popular player in Toronto Maple Leafs history, captured the imagination of hockey fans everywhere. In his 15-year NHL career, he scored 484 goals, 637 assists, and 1,121 points in the regular season. And although he scored another 29 goals in the playoffs, his most famous tally came in overtime against Czechoslovakia to win the Canada Cup in 1976. Darryl is tied to two of the best remembered and most remarkable performances in NHL history, etched into record books and memories alike, making him part of Canadian hockey lore. The first was a 10-point game on February 7, 1976, against Don Cherry and his powerful Boston Bruins. The second was a five-goal playoff game against Philadelphia's Bernie Parent and the Broad Street Bullies.

In this episode, we have highlights from a wild Leafs - Red Wings game, we learn a bit about Toronto rookie forward Darryl Sittler, and we have news of another big city seeking an NHL hockey team for a new arena. Support our show! http://patreon.com/hockey50years Twitter: http://twitter.com/hockey50years for updatesWeb: http://hockey50yearsago.com

The Toronto Maple Leafs did not win the Stanley Cup this year. This marks the 53rd year it will be that they have gone since their last cup in 1967. Could one of the most influential and storied hockey organizations actually be cursed? Justin and Cameron dive deep into the history of their former majority owner, Harold Ballard. A man who knew no bounds when it came to greed, riches, privileges and treating those below him as such. Join us as we discuss what Harold Ballard's past could mean for the Maple Leafs today.

The story of the fastest 180 degree turn-around in franchise history; of how Cliff Fletcher re-built the Leafs in a year and brought the team within a missed call of a Stanley Cup Final.CREDITS: Leafs Forever is hosted by Scott Willats & written by Paul Matthews. This episode was produced by Katie Jensen & Vocal Fry Studios for Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment. Special thanks to everyone who sat down with us to help us tell this story. First and foremost, Mr. Cliff Fletcher, Doug Gilmour, Wendel Clark, Felix Potvin, Nikolay Borshevsky, Joe Bowen, and Andi Petrillo. You can catch Andi on Leafs Lunch every week day. Further thanks to Nick Konarowski for all the story consulting, research and interview help, and Mike Zemaitis and his team for the intensive archive pulls. We owe you guys huge. Subscribe to Leafs Forever on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. 

Joel Ward kicks off the show discussing his role with the Hockey Diversity Alliance with Jeff, Brian and Anthony (7:16). Hall of Fame forward Darryl Sittler reminisces about his incredible career, his 10 point night and a great story about the 1976 Canada Cup (27:41). NHL on Sportsnet and Hockey Night in Canada’s newest addition, […]

It was 40 years ago this year that Terry Fox first set out his Marathon of Hope. While he had to end it near Thunder Bay, his legend has only grown in Canada. Today, I speak with Bill Vigars and Gail Harvey, who were on the Marathon with Terry, as well as Darryl Sittler, about the amazing time in Canada's history. E-mail: craig@canadaehx.com Support: www.patreon.com/canadaehx Website: www.canadaehx.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/canadianhistoryehx Twitter: www.twitter.com/craigbaird  

Guests include Darryl Sittler.

On this weeks episode the boys talked to Kyle Grimard of The London Knights organization in the Ontario Hockey League. Kyle is the in-game host and tv host of Knights TV on YouTube. The boys also discussed: - MIKE SHAVED HIS HEAD (finally). - New NHL playoff proposal: A new format has come to the table that a majority of NHL GM's are in favour of. The Buffalo Sabres and Anaheim Ducks would get in but, the New York Rangers would not.  - The Toronto Maple Leafs all-time team by TSN: The boys talked about how Doug Gilmour and Darryl Sittler were left off the team selection. - The best centre ice team: When Edmonton's all-time team was released, the boys noticed Wayne Gretzky, Mark Messier, Connor McDavid and Craig MacTavish were the 4 centre's and it sparked debate. Is there another team with a better group of 4? The Pittsburgh Penguins quickly came up. - The redraft of 2011 by the NHL: Last week the NHL released their redraft of 2011. Jordan Binnington came in at #5 and the boys were quick to roast a couple more picks in their top 10. - FaceUp: Let's see how fast The Cack could call out Rick Nash and Henrik Zetterberg. - and MORE! *Recorded May 4, 2020 Listen to us on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and other platforms! Like, rate and subscribe our YouTube channel - FaceOff Hockey Podcast Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @faceoffpuckpod Email us at faceoffhockeypod@gmail.com

Steve Dryden, TSN Senior Managing Editor of Hockey, joins Andi Petrillo and Jamie McLennan on Leafs Lunch to discuss the reaction to TSN's All-Time Leafs team and the controversial decision to leave Darryl Sittler and Doug Gilmour off the roster.

TSN's Quizmaster Steve Dryden joined the OverDrive boys earlier today to explain his All-Time Leafs roster including the MAJOR omissions such as Doug Gilmour & Darryl Sittler.

Aaron Korolnek and co-host Mark Roe filling in for Matt Cauz on Game Day. In the first hour, they discuss the very controversial Maple Leafs All-Time Roster released by TSN and the omissions of Darryl Sittler and Doug Gilmour. And then they chat with Golf Ontario executive director Mike Kelly about when Ontarians might be able to get on the golf course after Premier Doug Ford announced that golf courses can begin to prepare to open.

The play-by-play voice of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Joe Bowen, joined Andi Petrillo and Mike Johnson to talk about having to keep in 'game-shape', reminisce about old calls and tells a great story about how he was at the game where Darryl Sittler scored ten points as a fan......but had to be reminded in the morning!

Maple Leafs legend and Hockey Hall of Famer Darryl Sittler joined Andi Petrillo and Carlo Colaiacovo to look back to February 7th, 1976 to his NHL record ten point performance and whether he thinks it will ever be broken.

Andi Petrillo is joined by First Up co-host Carlo Colaiacovo in hour two of Leafs Lunch. They chat with Maple Leafs legend and finalist in the Leafs Lunch Greatest Games Bracket, Darryl Sittler, along with carrying Doug Ford's latest press conference to address the coronavirus pandemic.

  March 18th, 2020   |   The Hockey Betting Podcast On the latest episode of The Hockey Betting Podcast, Brian Blessing and Cam Stewart taking a look at the NHL COVID-19 schedule suspension status. As Brian says “It’s never a bad day to talk hockey,” and as always, the guys make the best of a bad situation and choose laughter over tears. Additionally, you get a great peek into the sports betting industry, and how they will handle outstanding wagering tickets going forward. Most important of all is the riveting hockey talk that you can’t get anywhere else. We’d like to thank BetCris Canada for their support of The Hockey Betting Podcast.  Listen to the latest episode of The Hockey Betting Podcast to get all of Brian and Cam’s discussion. The NHL Hart Trophy, Jack Adams Award, and Rocket Richard Trophy Discussion Brian breaks the hard news of an un-named Ottawa Senators player testing positive for COVID-19. The guys discuss the implications of that discovery, and the necessity of having to take a break from the season, much as it is unwanted. Brian and Cam recall the good old days of high-scoring hockey and Darryl Sittler’s NHL record of 10 points in a single game. Brian discusses the old games being currently shown on NHL Network, and how much smaller the goalies were back in the day. The boys do a deep dive into this NHL season’s individual awards and the connected betting implications involved. Cam brings up some intriguing underdog possibilities for the Maurice “Rocket” Richard Trophy. Listen now to The Hockey Betting Podcast to hear the discussion. The Hart Memorial Trophy is also discussed with strong opinions from the boys. Also, under review is the Calder Memorial Trophy. The Jack Adams Award could be one of the most competitive with several coaches that are well-deserving. Listen to today’s episode of The Hockey Betting Podcast for a tremendous discussion on which coach stands apart this year in the NHL. Also, don’t miss our Friday episode as the guys promise some incredible Scotty Bowman stories! We’d like to thank BetCris Canada for their support of The Hockey Betting Podcast. Make sure to listen to The Hockey Betting Podcast as Brian and Cam continue to keep you entertained while we await the resumption of play. Again, please remember, The Hockey Betting Podcast will continue as we await resumption of play in the NHL.

In 1976, no one picked the Toronto Maple Leafs to beat the back-to-back Stanley Cup-winning Philadelphia Flyers in the 2nd round of the playoffs. Leafs coach Red Kelly knew that, to best the 'Broad Street Bullies,' he'd need more than superior strategy. He'd need an ace in the hole: a twelve foot pyramid in the middle of his locker room. Whether he truly believed in the power of pyramids of not, he was willing to do anything. And in the mysticism-friendly 1970s, the power of pyramids almost inspired his troops to greatness. The world of this week's story seems a million miles away from today's NHL. The brand of hockey the Broad Street Buddies introduced to the league soon went the way of the Dodo. The league changed its rule book, introducing penalties for instigation and limiting the potential for bench-clearing. Then, the Scotty Bowman-coached Montreal Canadiens ascended to dominance, ending Philadelphia's supremacy. With the likes of Guy Lafleur, Ken Dryden, Yvan Cournoyer and Larry Robinson, the 70s Canadiens embodied hockey purists' idea of 'the best of the game.' Even Leafs fan had to tip their hats to the Habs' four straight Cup wins. Kate Smith's talismanic potency came to a gradual end around the same time the Flyers' supremacy ended. She couldn't help Philly beat Montreal, and her record fell of considerably after that. In 1987, the team erected a statue of Smith outside The Spectrum. The statue was transported to what is now the Wells Fargo Center when the team moved. But in 2019, controversy around racist sentiment in Smith's 1931 recordings led to the end of her use in sports matches in Philadelphia and elsewhere. The statue was torn down and permanently removed. No one in Philly talks about Kate much anymore. As for Red, after he was fired by Harold Ballard in 1977, he never coached in the NHL again. Instead, he went into business, working as a director on the board of Computer Aircraft Maintenance Programs (CAMP), a company owned by his wife Andra's family. CAMP is where Red would work alongside his daughter, Casey. It's where she got a front row seat to her father's leadership style. And where their relationship transcended that of father-daughter. Nowadays, few talk much about Red's time behind the bench. He is remembered more for his exploits as a player - and rightly so. That is where he truly achieved greatness. But for those Leafs fan who followed the team in the 1970s, the mere mention of 'Pyramid Power' still evokes the hopes and hilarious hi-jinks of the era. CREDITS: Leafs Forever is hosted by Scott Willats & written by Paul Matthews. This episode was produced by Katie Jensen & Vocal Fry Studios. Production & research assistance from Ellen Payne Smith, Jay Cockburn, Erin Brandenburg, and Erika Dreher. Special thanks to Casey Kelly, Darryl Sittler, Derrik Bobb, Stephen Cole, and Kevin Shea for speaking with us. And special thanks to Mike Ferriman, Mike Zemaitis and Nick Konarowski for helping us out with the archives. Subscribe to Leafs Forever on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts.  

Are sports too violent? NHL Hall of Famer Darryl Sittler, Author Jackie Burns, Postmedia NFL Columnist John Kryk. From the 3 Sixty Secure studios, keeping everything SAFE.

Time Stamps: 0:00 Jimmy starts off this pod with some music history - how the Steve Miller band evolved - and we are good with that because Best Player in the World is about players in all disciplines | 4:20 Jimmy reveals he was once a DJ who ran his own company | 5:15 Music is an integral part of life |  6:45 Leafs are coming out of their funk with two wins in row | 7:00 Tavares finally has a pulse |  8:20 Trevor Moore’s move to Tavares line | 9:30 Kapanen has struggled, needs to go down a line, relax and hit a few people | 10:30 Babcock should show players videos of losses to players in slow motion | 11:20 Good that Sandin was sent down for seasoning | 13:00 Jimmy speculates about converting Sandin to a winger | 15:00 Freddy Anderson is a real competitor and one of the best goaltenders in the world | 17:00 Morgan Rielly best player last night with 4 assists | 17:50 Tyson Barrie’s spin-o-rama move | Leafs are special but need to show their consistency | 19:00 Not enough ice time last season for Auston Matthews | 19:30 Talking about Washington game tonight | 20:40 “Unacceptable” is the word of this Leafs season | 23:15 Leaf fans who suffer from Leafs Delusion | Country Club atmosphere: “We did some good things” |  25:00 The Leafs commitment to winning? | 26:00 Waiting for the greatness to comeback |  28:30 Darryl Sittler | 29:30 Jim bleeds blue | Don Cherry 30:20 is a Leafs fan | 32:00 Jimmy wants to see hard play from the Leafs tonight vs Washington; attack don’t sit back.

Jeff Blair & Richard Deitsch host: We discuss the announcement of John Tavares as the 25th captain in Toronto Maple Leafs history, and the Leafs' season-opening win over the Senators (1:00); Maple Leafs great (and former captain) Darryl Sittler discusses the naming of Tavares as captain (22:43); NHL on Sportsnet's Brian Burke on the appointment, and the task ahead of Tavares (40:54); John Tavares himself joins the show to discuss his new role (1:20:03); NHL on NBC's Eddie Olczyk discusses the start of the season, his new book "Eddie Olczyk: Beating the Odds in Hockey and in Life", and what the buzz around the Leafs captaincy was like in his playing days (1:32:16); MLB Network's Mark Feinsand discusses the ALDS and NLDS matchups, the Mets' firing of manager Mickey Callaway, and the other vacancies in the managerial market (1:56:05).

The year was 1984 and the Red Wings were in a rebuilding year - but that didn't stop our guest John Ogrodnick from going on a tear and scoring 55 goals!  Hear about coming up through the Wings organization, playing with Darryl Sittler and more!!

“I'm grateful for the fact that I can look back at my life and I can honestly say I don't really have any regrets. If I died tomorrow, I tried to live it the best I could and having said that, still young and healthy and lots to look forward to.” – Darryl Sittler Few players in Toronto Maple Leafs history captured the imagination of hockey fans, and a place in their hearts, like number 27, Darryl Sittler. The former centre man and Captain of the Maple Leafs was born third in a family of eight children in Kingston Ontario, played his junior hockey career with the London Knights and went on to be Toronto's first choice in the 1970 Amateur Draft. Darryl embarked on a career that led him to the top of the Leafs All-Time Points and Goal Scoring List and he secured his place among the NHL's all-time greats in 1989 with his induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame. He finished his career with 484 goals and 1121 points. He set an NHL single-game record that still stands by getting 10 points (six goals, four assists) in a game against the Boston Bruins in 1976. On February 8, 2003, in a touching tribute to an illustrious career, with his three grown children at his side, Darryl Sittler was honoured at a Toronto home game against the Montreal Canadiens as his banner was raised to the rafters of the Air Canada Centre. The banner not only bore his name and jersey number but as a tribute to his late wife Wendy who had died of colon cancer in 2001, hers too was inscribed. In his post-hockey career, Darryl kept his entrepreneurial spirit lit with business endeavours fueled by his long-standing philosophy to learn, prepare and work hard. He is an active Member of the Board of Directors of several publicly listed mineral exploration companies, a founding Co-Chair for ‘Have a Heart for Downs Syndrome' (HHDS) and is very supportive of several charities including Special Olympics Canada, Screen Colons Canada and Colorectal Cancer Canada. Darryl also spends time working with Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Inc. in areas of Corporate Partners and in community relations. In Darryl's lifetime pursuit of good health and longevity he stays active by training, bike riding, fishing and playing golf. Together with his wife Luba, Darryl has a full family life and enjoys spending time with his children, his grandchildren as well as his friends.    Show Notes [02:07] Patrick introduces his next guest who needs little introduction for hockey fans: Darryl Sittler [04:00] Darryl and Patrick drop the puck and get underway. [04:38] After retiring from his first career in hockey, Darryl talks about the variety of things he tried, studied and undertook in his second act and how he decided on the things that were right for him. [07:38] The importance of preparation and work ethic is a philosophy Darryl adopted early which served his goal of playing in the NHL and continued to serve him in the projects he undertook post-NHL. [10:05] Darryl shares his background and experiences to provide insight into where his entrepreneurial mindset and strong work ethic originated. [14:58] Darryl's love for the game of hockey was his number one motivator to immerse himself in the sport, keep practicing and working at it every day. [17:00] Identity shift: Darryl articulates his feelings of playing NHL level hockey, the ups and downs, comraderies, spontaneity and adrenaline, and then how he managed the shift after retiring. Long-term thinking, setting goals and engaging in alternative activities all kept (and keeps) his energy lit. [21:15] Two essential attributes that Darryl learned both as a kid and coming up in the NHL: respect and humility. [24:34] In keeping with humility, Darryl recounts a moving story of meeting Terry Fox, the everlasting impact it has had on him, and the opportunity we all have to make a difference. Big or small it all matters. [29:26] Darryl's talks about his boundaries and commitment when his integrity is tested.

Episode #53 – Darryl Sittler – A Man of Great Character by Patrick Francey

I NHL-timmens 233:e avsnitt kikar Linus, Uffe och Jonatan västerut. Seattle kommer att få ett NHL-lag inför säsongen 2021/22 och behöver döpas. Vad är ett bra namn på laget? – Jag tycker att det är värt en homage till musikscenen där som jag växte upp med, säger Uffe Bodin. Härom dagen kom beskedet. NHL beviljar Seattle inträde i ligan. Från och med säsongen 2021/22 kommer staden att härbärgera NHL:s 32:a lag. Innan och även efter beskedet om ligans expansion har en hel del av diskussionen kring den blivande NHL-klubben berört dess framtida namn. Förslag som Totems, Kraken, Emeralds och Sockeyes har florerat i media. I NHL-timmen kommer Linus Hugosson, Uffe Bodin och Jonatan Lindquist med sina egna förslag. Linus föreslår att man tittar på några av blivande ägaren och tillika Hollywood-producenten Jerry Bruckheimers storfilmer medan Uffe vill hylla Seattles musikscen och banden han växte upp med på 90-talet. DESSUTOM: * William Nylander är slutligen under kontrakt och kommer att göra comeback för Toronto Maple Leafs i natt. Det blir en diskussion kring kontraktet och dess implikationer för laget. Och kan Kyle Dubas verkligen hålla sitt löfte till Nylander att han inte kommer att bli trejdad? * Tom Wilson fortsätter att vara rubrikernas man. Först för sin sena tackling på Brett Seney och sedan för tacklingen han själv fick av Ryan Reaves. Förtjänade han en avstängning – och förtjänade Reaves en avstängning? * Anaheim trejdade Marcus Pettersson till Pittsburgh Penguins mot Daniel Sprong. NHL-timmen utvärderar trejden. * Aaron Vickers från NHL.com och EP Rinkside gästar podden för att prata om Calgary Flames och deras framsteg den här säsongen. Han utvärderar de svenska insatserna och svarar på frågan om Mark Giordano, slutligen, är en Norris Trophy-kandidat. * Vilka NHL-lag håller Linus, Uffe och Jonatan på? En lyssnarfråga sätter i gång ett par berättelser om NHL-timmens egna "sympatier" och var de kommer ifrån. * Glöm inte att ni kan följa med NHL-timmen på NHL-resor efter nyår: New York, Tampa och Anaheim/Vegas står på menyn: https://www.latravel.se/hockeyresor/nhl-gruppresor/ * Stort tack till alla som hjälpte NHL-timmen att samla in 85 000 kronor till förmån för Cancerfonden under november månad! https://www.cancerfonden.se/insamlingar/nhl-timmen Detta och mycket mer i det 233:e avsnittet av NHL-timmen – Darryl Sittler-avsnittet!   Medverkande Linus Hugosson Uffe Bodin Jonatan Lindquist Aaron Vickers Kontakt Maila NHL-timmen NHL-timmens hemsida NHL-timmen på Facebook NHL-timmen på Twitter NHL-timmen på Instagram Länkar till lyssning NHL-timmen på Acast NHL-timmen på Spotify NHL-timmen på iTunes

Toronto Maple Leafs Enforcer Kurt Walker Today's guest on the PHA Podcast is Kurt Walker, who played three seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs as an enforcer on a talented team that included Darryl Sittler, Lanny McDonald, Borje Salming, Ian Turnbull and the always colorful Tiger Williams. Kurt tells greats stories about his improbable rise from an unknown kid from Hingham Mass to hockey's biggest stage. He also discusses Dignity after Hockey, a 501C3 charity that he created to help ex-players in need. Kurt is also involved in the upcoming “Drop Your Gloves” event in Massachusetts on May 5th.  This event is in honor of his former teammate Joe Carlevale, a fixture in Massachusetts hockey, who passed away from brain cancer in 2017. Join celebrity Auction Host Jenny Johnson for this  inaugural event to benefit the Joseph F. Carlevale Jr. Memorial Hockey Scholarship Fund! The event takes place at the DoubleTree Hilton, Danvers, MA 0192 For more information:  www.joehockey.org This episode is sponsored by HockeyTournaments.com, if you are looking to play in a tournament, or list your tournament, head over to HockeyTournaments.com. Host: Mark Willand

Team Canada has done well in the last few Olympics but they're not able to do this well without help. Our athletes are helped out by the government who use taxpayer money to help fund sports programs and athletes alike but how much involvement is too much involvement? Are we even helping out athletes enough? Guest: Dr Lucie Thibault, Sports Management Professor at Brock University-This year's list of JUNO nominees have been announced and among the nominees is Hamilton jazz artist Brad Cheeseman whose album, The Tide Turns, is up for Solo Jazz Album of the Year. What's it like being nominated for a JUNO and are there benefits of being nominated regardless of if you win? Guest: Brad Cheeseman, JUNO nominated jazz musician-Eating healthy may seem easy but there's tricks around every corner. You might believe that your healthy food and drink is just that, healthy, but you'd be surprised to find out that it could be even worse than drinking pop! See what happens when you try and be healthy?-A 42-year mystery has been solved! On this day in 1976, the captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Darryl Sittler, set an NHL record with 10 points against the Boston Bruins. The jersey he wore in that game has been missing for 42 years... until Barry Meisel discovered it. How did he confirm that he had the jersey worn by Darryl Sittler on February 6, 1976? Guest: Barry Meisel, President of MeiGray Group

Scott "Marathon" MacArthur leads off with Jack Armstrong to chat NBA Trade deadline scenarios for the Raptors. We replay Scotty's interview with Darryl Sittler from Leafs Lunch and mother nature makes The List!

Toronto Maple Leafs legend Darryl Sittler joined Leafs Lunch on the 42nd anniversary of his 10-point night against the Bruins to talk about the game, his jersey from that game disappearing and then resurfacing, the current state of the Leafs and what makes Auston Matthews so special.

Scott MacArthur and Greg Gilbert hosting today. Busy hour as Arizona Coyotes F Max Domi drops in off the top before Pierre McGuire wraps around the latest NHL news. Also, Leafs legend Darryl Sittler joins the show on the 42-year anniversary of his 10-point game

Scotty Mac and Paul Hollingsworth remember the life of Maple Leafs great Johnny Bower, are joined by Hall of Famer and Maple Leafs legend Darryl Sittler, and chat with the voice of the Maple Leafs Joe Bowen.

In the 2nd hour of today's show, Scott MacArthur is joined by the voice of the Raptors Matt Devlin following their big slump busting win, and former NHLer John Chabot talks about his hockey series on APTV. Papa MacArthur joins the program to look back on Darryl Sittler's historical 10 point night.

Jeremy. Jules and Rob talk Elvis, Darryl Sittler and music while watching and commenting on Season 2 episode 2 "Wedding Card". About the episode:  Brent, wondering why he's never seen Oscar and Emma's wedding pictures, is shocked to learn that they never got married. Davis finds he has a flair for wedding planning. Brent and Hank argue over a Darryl Sittler hockey card; Lacey tries to help Oscar with a problem that only she thinks he has.  

Reid revisits a few of his highlights from 2016, including interviews with NBA star Steve Nash, former CFL quarterback Matt Dunigan, and NHL legend Darryl Sittler

Former Maple Leafs Captain and Hockey Hall of Famer Darryl Sittler

In this episode of The Naz & Wally Sports Hour, the guys welcome Canadian hockey legend Darryl Sittler in studio for a live interview!

In this episode, Naz & Wally sit down with hockey legend Darryl Sittler on the 40th Anniversary of the record breaking game.Darryl Glen Sittler played in the NHL from 1970 until 1985 for the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Philadelphia Flyers and the Detroit Red Wings.

Ahead this week on AFITC, the curtain is drawn on a sixth straight season out of the playoffs for the Toronto Maple Leafs. We'll take you through the final three games against the Washington Capitals, New Jersey Devils and Montreal Canadiens to kick start the Redline Report before we look ahead to what the future might hold. World Championship participants and news on Adam Foote, Brian Murray, coaching changes and the rambling, gambling Marty Turco follows in Quick Hits.   This week's Defining Moment In Leafs History looks at Darryl Sittler's 10 point night. In Back Checking, Listener Email from Jay, Mark, Alan and Aaron comes your way before we welcome back the Host of “Off The Record” on TSN, Michael Landsberg back to the show for his thoughts on Ron Wilson, James Reimer, head shots, supplementary discipline and more.   Rigamarole wraps show with a look at the difference between success and promise and how they fit in defining the Leafs season. Lots coming your way on the Leafs Season Wrap Edition! Episode 6.29 of AFITC starts now!