Podcast appearances and mentions of Donald Fehr

Events that happened on November 6 This Day in Baseball history. November 6 , 1887 Walter Johnson was born on this day in 1887. Considered by many to be the greatest right-hander in baseball history, Johnson was the hardest thrower of his time. He was a phenomenally successful pitcher on often terrible Washington Senators' teams. As a veteran, he anchored the only Senators' World Series winning club, in 1924. He and Christy Mathewson were the first pitchers inducted into the Hall of Fame. He was known as the “Big Train” and in later years, upon seeing Bob Feller throw his hard one, Johnson admitted that he had thrown harder in his day. Johnson is the greatest player to ever play for the Washington Senators, debuting on August 2, 1907, against the Detroit Tigers and Ty Cobb. “He's got a gun concealed about his person. They can't tell me he throws them balls with his arm.” – Famed writer Ring Lardner wrote of JohnsonSam Rice tells the truth about game 3 of the 1925 World Series - On November 6, 1974, the contents of a letter written by the late Sam Rice to the Hall of Fame are revealed in Cooperstown, New York. In the letter, Rice, who had instructed the letter be opened after his death, says that he did successfully make a disputed catch in the 1925 World Series.Bud Selig goes toe to toe with the players association - November 6, 2001 — Denying it's a negotiating ploy, major league owners give commissioner Bud Selig the authority to “begin the process” of eliminating two ‘to be announced' teams by a 28-2 vote. Donald Fehr, the Players Association executive director, calls the action of possibly eliminating the Expos, Twins, or Marlins most imprudent and unfortunate, and the worst manner in which to begin the process of negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement. We had hoped that we were in a new era, one that would see a much better relationship between players and owners. Today's announcement is a severe blow to such hopes.November 6, 1950, Branch Rickey signs a five-year contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates after selling his 25 per cent interest in the Brooklyn Dodgers' franchise. On October 26, Rickey had resigned as Brooklyn's president, giving way to Walter O'Malley. Rickey will serve as the Pirates' general manager and executive vice-president. The ‘Mahatma's' magic doesn't seem to work, as the Bucs will compile a 269-501 record (.349) during his tenure in Pittsburgh.

Events that happened on November 6 This Day in Baseball history. November 6 , 1887 Walter Johnson was born on this day in 1887. Considered by many to be the greatest right-hander in baseball history, Johnson was the hardest thrower of his time. He was a phenomenally successful pitcher on often terrible Washington Senators' teams. As a veteran, he anchored the only Senators' World Series winning club, in 1924. He and Christy Mathewson were the first pitchers inducted into the Hall of Fame. He was known as the “Big Train” and in later years, upon seeing Bob Feller throw his hard one, Johnson admitted that he had thrown harder in his day. Johnson is the greatest player to ever play for the Washington Senators, debuting on August 2, 1907, against the Detroit Tigers and Ty Cobb. “He's got a gun concealed about his person. They can't tell me he throws them balls with his arm.” – Famed writer Ring Lardner wrote of JohnsonSam Rice tells the truth about game 3 of the 1925 World Series - On November 6, 1974, the contents of a letter written by the late Sam Rice to the Hall of Fame are revealed in Cooperstown, New York. In the letter, Rice, who had instructed the letter be opened after his death, says that he did successfully make a disputed catch in the 1925 World Series.Bud Selig goes toe to toe with the players association - November 6, 2001 — Denying it's a negotiating ploy, major league owners give commissioner Bud Selig the authority to “begin the process” of eliminating two ‘to be announced' teams by a 28-2 vote. Donald Fehr, the Players Association executive director, calls the action of possibly eliminating the Expos, Twins, or Marlins most imprudent and unfortunate, and the worst manner in which to begin the process of negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement. We had hoped that we were in a new era, one that would see a much better relationship between players and owners. Today's announcement is a severe blow to such hopes.November 6, 1950, Branch Rickey signs a five-year contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates after selling his 25 per cent interest in the Brooklyn Dodgers' franchise. On October 26, Rickey had resigned as Brooklyn's president, giving way to Walter O'Malley. Rickey will serve as the Pirates' general manager and executive vice-president. The ‘Mahatma's' magic doesn't seem to work, as the Bucs will compile a 269-501 record (.349) during his tenure in Pittsburgh.

There may not be any football to look forward to, but there are some hot topics to discuss in the sport, as well as, everything else that's happening as this midweek podcast is one you won't want to miss. On deck: (3:28) As NFL games with any meaning won't be in our consciousness until September, I'll put to bed a couple of debates that have taken place since the Super Bowl this past Sunday. After his second championship in four years, is Patrick Mahomes the GOAT at the quarterback position? I don't think so at the moment. It's way too early to put him there, but I have a SIZZLING TAKE on him going into the Hall of Fame if he never played another down in his career. Is Andy Reid a top-10 coach of all time after winning another Super Bowl? The Eagle fans are still bitter as to why the slick field in Arizona slowed down their vaunted pass rush. Seriously? There were some coaching hires as former offensive and defensive coordinators (i.e. Jonathan Gannon & Shane Steichen) of the Eagles go to the Cardinals and Colts respectively. Why those were questionable in my eyes? And Derek Carr has become a free agent as he was released by the Raiders. Where is his next stop? Did someone say the Steelers? (24:50) The end of the 'first half' of the NBA season is approaching as the All-Star Break begins tomorrow. No shock, but why All-Star Weekend doesn't pique my interest? I'll review what has taken place to date in the Association. My surprise and disappointment so far (you'll be shocked as to who my disappointment is and I have receipts to back it up) Then does home court in the playoffs really matter? Not to Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo, as he stated recently. Why I think it still matters, despite some instances that'll refute the question? (40:07) With a Stadium Series game set for Saturday in North Carolina for the NHL as the Capitals will visit the Hurricanes, it'll be without one of the sport's great stars as Alex Ovechkin will be out indefinitely due to the passing of his father in Russia. How soon will he be back, considering that there are no direct flights from North America to that part of the world? How will his absence affect their chase for a playoff spot? There's also a new executive director for the leader of the players union as Marty Walsh will take over for Donald Fehr, who's held the title since 2010. And I'll go through my over/under point totals of the year, which is looking pretty dire considering this is my first go round predicting these numbers when it comes to competition on the ice. (48:44) College basketball is going to be as unpredictable as ever. We're just a month away from March Madness and another #1 team bites the dust as Alabama loses to #10 Tennessee last night. Is there any clear cut favorites as of today to get to the Final Four? (50:42) Pitchers and catchers are reporting in Arizona and Florida as baseball is back on the scene. I can't stand that the runner on second base in the 10th inning is returning this year and beyond in the regular season only, thank goodness! Met fans are familiar with this movie, Jacob deGrom has to be held back for precaution as he felt tightness in his left side. Hmmm! On the subject of pitching, the Yankees rotation has taken a couple of hits as Frankie Montas may be out for the year as he'll need shoulder surgery and Nestor Cortes may not be ready for the start of the regular season as he deals with a hamstring issue. Any concern for the Pinstripes long term? Please subscribe, leave a rating and post a review on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, Stitcher, Spotify, Luminary, Amazon Music and iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts. If you'd like to contribute to the production of the podcast, please visit my Patreon page at: www.patreon.com/TheJAYREELZPodcast Many thanks for all of your love and support. Intro/outro music by Cyklonus. LINKS TO SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW: APPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jayreelz-podcast/id1354797894 SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/1gkdtgroTFlaqPW1EBjVDr SPREAKER: https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-jayreelz-podcast_2 STITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/jason-s-nazario/the-jayreelz-podcast iHEARTRADIO: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-the-jayreelz-podcast-43104270/ LUMINARY: https://luminarypodcasts.com/listen/jason-s-nazario/the-jayreelz-podcast/f9527dd9-47ea-4ed9-92cf-32af9bfa95ad?country=US SPOTIFY TRAILER: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7nZZlvPRAly5irLRSG2qxq?si=rTKCQKnZRNC_VK-_uIWNJA AMAZON MUSIC: https://www.amazon.com/The-JAYREELZ-Podcast/dp/B08K58SW24/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+jayreelz+podcast&qid=1606319520&sr=8-1 SPOTIFY PODCAST LINK: https://open.spotify.com/show/1gkdtgroTFlaqPW1EBjVD

Jeff and Elliotte focus in on the NHLPA getting ready to name the successor to Donald Fehr, what the hiring of Marty Walsh means for the union, and what the players association's approach might be with new leadership. To finish, the guys chat about Bo Horvat's welcome party on the Island and Dylan Cozens' extension with Buffalo, before reading into the tea leaves of small moves GMs make before the deadline (23:37). 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.

Dans son apéro, JiC nous parle du match des étoiles de la LNH, des résultats de mercredi dans la LNH, de la valeur du CF Montréal et d'Arnaud Gascon-Nadon. On discute avec Félix Séguin qui est en Floride en marge du match des étoiles de la LNH. En entrevue, JiC reçoit Antonin Décarie.Tony Marinaro nous donne son opinion sur l'actualité sportive.En entrevue, JiC reçoit Antoine Roussel.Jeff Jeffrey nous donne les dernières nouvelles du monde de la boxe.Dans son billet de saison, JiC nous parle de Rafaël Harvey-Pinard.Éric Fichaud et Patrick Lalime se joignent à JiC pour le segment le Show.Jean-Philippe Bertrand nous offre un café disco.Renaud Lavoie nous parle Donald Fehr.Philippe Boucher aborde plusieurs sujets concernant le tricolore et la LNH.En entrevue, JiC reçoit l'ancien défenseur des Ducks d'Anaheim, François Beauchemin. Une production TVA Sports et QUB radioFévrier 2023Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

The Canucks still control their own fate as they make a late push to make the NHL playoffs. Julian is joined by Sam, Rahef and Omar to discuss what's changed in Vancouver and what making the postseason would mean for the team's immediate future. The crew also react to the report that cleared NHLPA head Donald Fehr of any wrongdoing in handling Kyle Beach allegations. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of The Chris Johnston Show, the NHLPA report and future of Donald Fehr (2:00), the Eugene Melnyk era as the Ottawa Senators owner (14:00), remembering Mike Bossy (26:00), Carey Price's return (30:00), the Maple Leafs record setting season (33:00 and your questions on #AskCJ (40:00). Originally aired: April 18, 2022 Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/xbji82I2l8U Visit https://sdpn.ca for merch and more. Visit this episode's sponsors: https://hellofresh.com/johnston16 We've joined The Athletic and you can too! Hit the link to subscribe: https://theathletic.com/hockeypod Follow us on Twitter: @ReporterChris & @JkaMckenzie Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As we start this Easter Sunday, we reflect on players that have passed, players that are having a resurgence and a coach that should be celebrated in retirement.  Jerry York, coach of the Boston College Eagles has retired.  Donald Fehr and the NHLPA are deciding whether to release results of the NHL's internal investigation into the Brad Aldrich debacle.  We give love to John Carlson and dote on the stats put out by Shayna Goldman of the Athletic regarding the Selke Award.  We took notice of Kyle Okposo's resurgence this season as he has reached the 20 goal mark and others that have been reinvigorated.  Mike Bossy has passed away and the NHL has lost a great player and ambassador of the game.  We break down the issue of Connor McMichael of the Capitals and finish up with our Twitter Poll from last week regarding the Rangers catching the 'Canes.  Give a listen, Enjoy the Show and have a great Easter!

Can anyone stop Auston Matthews? Jeff and Elliotte (from his car) recap a historic night in Dallas as Auston Matthews breaks the Toronto Maple Leafs' single-season goal-scoring record (00:01). They also discuss the Dallas Stars and their playoff hopes (5:11), look ahead to the off-season for the teams that have been eliminated from playoff contention — Buffalo (6:40) and Ottawa (11:40), Elliotte walks us through some of his conversations at the NHLPA and agent meetings (15:00), and what's next for the San Jose Sharks as Doug Wilson steps down as GM after 19 seasons (22:30).At the end of the podcast, you'll hear a clip from an upcoming interview with NHL agent, Gerry Johannson (President & CEO of The Sports Corporation) discussing Ryan Getzlaf, his retirement, and teams that were interested in him last season.Bestfriend - Someplace ElseCheck out more music from Bestfriend on SpotifyThis podcast is produced and mixed by Amil Delic, and hosted by Jeff Marek and Elliotte Friedman.Audio Credits: Sportsnet.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.

Elliotte joins Jeff to give his takeaways from the NHL agents meeting with Donald Fehr (0:21). Next, the two talk about the Jets' loss to the Red Wings, the Canucks taking down the Golden Knights 5-1 thanks to Elias Pettersson's four-point night, Marián Hossa signing a one-day contract with Chicago on Thursday to retire with the organization, and changes that could be coming to the franchise (3:56). To wrap, the guys tee up Oilers-Kings, Leafs-Stars, and Elliotte shares his thoughts on Andrew Brunette (14:16).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 affiliate. 

Pat and Sandra are joined by Daily Faceoff NHL Insider Frank Seravalli as they discuss his time at agents meetings in Toronto, as they discuss what might be happening to Donald Fehr. And what is next for Johnny Gaudreau's next contract.Team Canada's Women's team GM Gina Kingsbury joins the show to describe how the process was different in putting the team together compared to normal this year.

On this episode of Agent Provocateur with Allan Walsh and Adam Wylde, Glenn Healy stops by to share stories from the 1992 10-Day NHL Strike. In a vote of 560-4, for the first time in the history of the league, the NHL players walked off the job and refused to play. Glenn Healy explains the roles of key figures like Bob Goodenow, Donald Fehr, and Alan Eagleson and illustrates what the players of today can learn from this watershed moment. Originally aired: November 2, 2021Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/MPp4lHTlZN4Visit https://sdpn.ca for more.Follow us on Twitter: @alsha & @AdamWylde Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Today's word of the day is ‘denouement' as in the climax of a chain of events as in tonight is Game 6 of the World Series and the Atlanta Braves will have to win in Houston to avoid the dreaded Game 7. Who has the upper hand? The Braves already one a game against the Astros in Houston. The Braves have looked like the better team most of the series. #waittosee. (9:55) So You Wanna Talk To Samson!? Someone asked me about a relocation survey from the Oakland Athletics that was sent to its Triple-A season ticket holders. Why would I know about this? Well, one of you sent me the survey! (24:15) Review: Birds of Paradise. (28:40) The NHL is still in trouble. This time it's the Union's leader Donald Fehr who is under pressure to step down. Players want to know why Kyle Beach wasn't fully protected by the union. (36:55) The New York Mets have fired GM Zack Scott. They had previously fired GM Jared Porter. The New York Mets now have no GM and basically no president of baseball operations. The New York Mets are who they are. Raquel Ferreira, from the Boston Red Sox, is the name being floated around for the Mets job. It likely won't happen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger joins Leafs Lunch to discuss what took place on the NHLPA call and Donald Fehr's future, if NHL owners are concerned with Gary Bettman's leadership, Adam Fox's 7-year extension, the latest on Jack Eichel.

First, Hailey and guest cohost Sean Gentille discuss the continued fallout from the Jenner & Block report and the Chicago Blackhawks sexual assault case, including Brad Aldrich joining USA Hockey as a video coach just five months after leaving the Blackhawks, Donald Fehr's failure to protect Kyle Beach as NHLPA executive director, Alex DeBrincat's take on the situation, and much more.Then, they talk about Sidney Crosby's rough return to the Pittsburgh Penguins lineup after offseason wrist surgery, with Sean in attendance for only the second time in nearly two years, what's causing the uptick in COVID-19 cases throughout the league, Sean throws Dom Luszczyszyn under the bus in discussing their NHL power rankings from last week when Dom implied the 6-1-1 Calgary Flames are a boring team.Next, The Athletic's Max Bultman joins the show to talk about the perhaps unexpectedly nice start to the season for the Detroit Red Wings, Moritz Seider and Lucas Raymond establishing themselves early on as legitimate high-end NHL prospects, Dylan Larkin playing some of the best hockey of his career right now, how Tyler Bertuzzi's decision to remain unvaccinated will impact him and the team longterm, if Wings legend Henrik Zetterberg is a Hall of Famer or not, and much more.Plus, to close things out, Hailey and Sean open up the Hailbag and answer questions about Ian's whereabouts, why NHL teams fudge the official heights and weights of their players, and more.And, don't forget, you can sign up for an annual subscription to The Athletic for just $3.99 a month when you visit http://theathletic.com/hockeyshow Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2021-11-01 Jakob Markström ist einer der drei Stars der Woche, und die Calgary Flames stehen an der Spitze der Pacific Division. Dazu stellt sich die Frage warum Steven Stamkos keine Strafen bekommt. Neue, sehr gute Verträge gab es in der letzten Woche für  Zach Whitecloud und Morgan Rielly. Host @Lars_Mah Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | CastBox | Deezer | Google Podcasts | Overcast | RSS | Spotify | Stitcher

On this edition of Kyper and Bourne, the guys further the conversation from Chicago after Commissioner Gary Bettman's press conference Monday afternoon, and what the future holds for Donald Fehr within the NHLPA (01:29). The fellas shift gears to discuss the Leafs' win Saturday over Detroit, Sheldon Keefe's favourite phrases, and the defensive concerns early […]

Today on the show, Frank Seravalli and Bryce Salvador talked about the future of Donald Fehr, the upcoming Gary Bettman press conference, and debated if a handful of different teams around the league are contenders or pretenders in 'Trick or Treat'.

Jeff and Elliotte chat about Gary Bettman's press conference, Donald Fehr's upcoming meeting with player reps, and what's next for the NHLPA (0:06). The guys then discuss Kevin Cheveldayoff's pending press conference with Jets owner Mark Chipman, and the court case between Kyle Beach and the Blackhawks and how it may go (8:42). They shift […]

First, Hailey and guest cohost Sean Gentille discuss the continued fallout from the Jenner & Block report and the Chicago Blackhawks sexual assault case, including Brad Aldrich joining USA Hockey as a video coach just five months after leaving the Blackhawks, Donald Fehr's failure to protect Kyle Beach as NHLPA executive director, Alex DeBrincat's take on the situation, and much more. Then, they talk about Sidney Crosby's rough return to the Pittsburgh Penguins lineup after offseason wrist surgery, with Sean in attendance for only the second time in nearly two years, what's causing the uptick in COVID-19 cases throughout the league, Sean throws Dom Luszczyszyn under the bus in discussing their NHL power rankings from last week when Dom implied the 6-1-1 Calgary Flames are a boring team. Next, The Athletic's Max Bultman joins the show to talk about the perhaps unexpectedly nice start to the season for the Detroit Red Wings, Moritz Seider and Lucas Raymond establishing themselves early on as legitimate high-end NHL prospects, Dylan Larkin playing some of the best hockey of his career right now, how Tyler Bertuzzi's decision to remain unvaccinated will impact him and the team longterm, if Wings legend Henrik Zetterberg is a Hall of Famer or not, and much more. Plus, to close things out, Hailey and Sean open up the Hailbag and answer questions about Ian's whereabouts, why NHL teams fudge the official heights and weights of their players, and more. And, don't forget, you can sign up for an annual subscription to The Athletic for just $3.99 a month when you visit http://theathletic.com/hockeyshow

Today's word of the day is ‘BBQ' as in Texas-style BBQ as in the Houston Astros smoked the Atlanta Braves after falling behind 4-0 in the first inning. Atlanta was ready to go wild. The fans were packing around the stadium. It was time to celebrate! And then the Astros bats came alive. Never rattled. Never out of it. Now down 3-2, the Astros get to go home. (11:05) Former President Donald Trump was in attendance for Game 4 of the World Series in Atlanta. What goes into the planning of something like this? (20:15) Review: The Guilty. (23:10) So You Wanna Talk To Samson!? Someone asked me if the Deshaun Watson trade is finally going to happen. The Houston Texans have until tomorrow at 4pm ET to make it happen.(30:10) What is the update with the NHL in regards to Kyle Beach? We've had two people lose their jobs. We should've had a third in Winnipeg that didn't happen. Now Gary Bettman and Donald Fehr say they met with Beach. EYEWASH! (33:50) NPPOD. (35:20) The talk of the NFL town over the weekend was that Jon Gruden was going to sue the NFL or the Raiders. Does he have any case? (42:20) Kyle Seager was sent an email that his option would not be picked up by the Seattle Mariners. Is this the right move for the team? Sending an email?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Justin Cuthbert and Julian McKenzie discuss the next steps in the wake of the Chicago Blackhawks' sexual assault scandal, the Leafs' eight-year extension with Morgan Rielly, and the red-hot Calgary Flames. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

That's the question. Jeff and Elliotte take an in-depth look at the Kyle Beach story and where it might be headed following the findings from the Chicago Blackhawks internal investigation. They address the news of Kevin Cheveldayoff not facing discipline (5:00), Joel Quenneville resigning (11:00), Donald Fehr and the NHLPA (15:45), players from the 2010 […]

On this episode of The Steve Dangle Podcast, Rick Westhead joins the show to speak about his interview with Kyle Beach, where Kyle revealed himself to be John Doe in the Blackhawks sexual assault scandal. He also shares his thoughts on the Jenner & Block report, Donald Fehr, and the NHLPA, Stan Bowman, and so much more. This podcast recounts stories of sexual assault, and may be upsetting for some listeners. If you or someone you know is in need of support, resources can be found: https://endingviolencecanada.org/sexual-assault-centres-crisis-lines-and-support-services/ For our American listeners, a list of resources can be found here: https://www.rainn.org/national-resources-sexual-assault-survivors-and-their-loved-ones Originally aired: October 29, 2021 Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/aqOfRFxtLdM Visit https://sdpn.ca for merch and more. We've joined The Athletic and you can too! Hit the link to subscribe: https://theathletic.com/sdp Visit this episode's sponsors: https://manscaped.com/ https://helixsleep.com/sdp https://betmgm.com/ Follow us on Twitter: @Steve_Dangle, @AdamWylde, & @JesseBlake Follow us on Instagram: @SteveDangle, @AdamWylde, & @Jesse.Blake Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dirty Kurt Bevacqua is back this week to discuss the latest heartbreak for Blake Snell and the San Diego Padres as they come down the stretch in search of a playoff appearance. Also, Kurt touches on some of the highlights from the 2021 Baseball Hall of Fame ceremony, including Derek Jeter's speech and some unfortunate treatment of Donald Fehr by a few bad apples in the crowd. Dirty Kurt's Dugout is brought to you by Hacienda Casa Blanca in El Cajon! https://haciendacasablanca.biz/

On the latest edition of “The Parting Schotts Podcast,” Associate Sports Editor Ken Schott looks back at Wednesday's Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Cooperstown. Inducted were players Derek Jeter, Ted Simmons and Larry Walker, and the late Marvin Miller, the former executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association. Via the induction ceremony's press conference, Jeter, Simmons, Walker and Donald Fehr — the former MLBPA executive director who spoke on behalf of Miller — can be heard on the show. “The Parting Schotts Podcast” is available wherever you get your podcasts and at https://dailygazette.com/category/sports/parting-schotts.

This week, the Consig made a call to the West Coast, and a Pittsburgh guy answered.  THIS IS THE SHOW.  Dave Dameshek (@Dameshek), an outstanding media personality and podcast host on the Extra Points Network, joins Dave, Carl & Neuby with the Yinzer guy edition of the Cash Considerations Show.Listen as Dameshek tells the boys his story from growing up in Pittsburgh, PA to writing comedy in Hollywood.  Post a decorated high school athletic career and after school at that other Indiana, Dave's fate was changed by one goal by another Dave, specifically David Volek.  Onto to Chicago, Dameshek did his thing in sales until he figured that office life was not his thing.  In LA, Double D honed his craft writing comedy with the likes of Adam Corolla and Jimmy Kimmel.  Grinding for 20 years on the West Coast, Dameshek is now co hosting shows on the Extra Points Network, including Extra Points with Cousin Sal. A storyteller with Pittsburgh roots and the accent to prove it, Dave D is on his game, from the Pittsburgh escapades, the fruit breakdown and a little deep dive into the parking situation in the Burgh.  Apples and jagoffs aren't the only thing the two Pittsburgh guys agree on, but you don't want to miss any of it.Dameshek stays to talk sports with the boys, and Dave called for THE SONG to lead things off.  Dameshek never heard THE SONG so that prompted a discussion about team songs.  Neuby went right back to 1979, and like we always say on THE SHOW, we talk about sports, gambling and family.  It's everything but the Stargell Stars, then a Fly Eagles Fly, and Carl can only think of one to describe the Red Sox right now, and it's not Dirty Water.  Baseball bon dia, bon tarde, bon noche comes next.  You don't have to be a big baseball nut to listen to these baseball thoughts as Dave asks CH and Dave D about the pennant races and who they are looking to bet down the stretch.  Popcorn, peanuts and Cracker Jack are baseball snacks, and the guys go back and forth without a rain delay before getting to the main course.Coming off a rousing debut last week, Neuby gets you "In the Gun" for the football talk.  Who is going to win the AFC South & the NFC West?  He gives the other guys the odds and asks who is going to win, but more importantly, is there any reason to bet them with those odds?  Shooting from the hip, Dameshek fires away with a couple season win thoughts, CH looks for a way to work Brady in, and Dave says it's Titans to lose.  NFC West has everybody stymied but man, its a good conversation.  Football is back.Lastly, the coordinating producer/social media manager/co host Carl H-A-S-C-A-L-L had one question on “Carl's Corner” segment of the show.  What are your go to snacks when you watch sports?  The answers will make you hungry. Neuby went to an old standby, Dave went a little nuts, Dameshek broke down a big nut and introduced Shek's mix to the world while CH got his popcorn ready.  An all timer in Carl's Corner this week.As it always does, The Take a Minute segment closed the show on Cash Considerations.  Neuby pulls out the penny slots , CH thanked Donald Fehr via Big Papi, Dameshek buckles up and bings for a whole minute, and Dave said something about jagoffs, fights and milk crates.  One minute each and bet the over for laughs.Sit back, listen in & laugh a bunch to this special August snacks episode of the Cash Considerations podcast. Follow the show @CashConsidShowFollow Dave @SportsBkConsigFollow Carl @CarlHascallFollow Neuby @NeubyTalksFollow Dave Dameshek @DameshekEmail us at CashConsidShow@gmail.com

Former MLB All-Star and host of The Bret Boone Podcast Bret Boone joins Mike 'Chico' Bormann for another edition of baseball talk, including the playoff races, Shohei Ohtani's continuing great play, Albert Belle's recent comments on Mike Trout and Jacob deGrom, and former MLBPA leader Donald Fehr. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Longtime head of the MLBPA, Donald Fehr takes us behind the scenes of the players union, and what it's all about. CANT MISS!!

It’s opening night in the NHL! Ben and JD discuss the Maple Leafs’ top storylines heading into the 2021 season (0:10). Donald Fehr, Executive Director of the NHLPA, discusses the league’s COVID-19 protocols and the implementation of the Canadian Division (26:18). Canadiens colour analyst Marc Denis stops by to chat about Montreal’s improved forward depth, […]

It’s opening night in the NHL! Ben and JD discuss the Maple Leafs’ top storylines heading into the 2021 season. Donald Fehr, Executive Director of the NHLPA, discusses the league’s COVID-19 protocols and the implementation of the Canadian Division. Canadiens colour analyst Marc Denis stops by to chat about Montreal’s improved forward depth, the team’s […]

EPISODE 68 - DONALD FEHR, Executive Director of the NHLPA joins to talk about the upcoming season and why both sides were motivated to make it happen. Also, what lessons have been learned by the league and the players ahead of the season? What was involved in the latest round of negotiations to get the season started? 

The NHL released the highly anticipated regular season 56-game schedule but where will the Canadian franchises play? Donald Fehr (1:08:30) explains how the players union and the league are confidently working with Provincial governments to allow clubs to safely play games in Canada. Houston Rockets star James Harden admits to breaking NBA protocol along with […]

With the Corona shutting down almost everything around us in some way or another, it's worth noting that time itself doesn't stand still, and while games may not be playing things like our age and birthdays continue to occur. For many, the dream of playing junior, college or professional hockey has been a goal their entire lives with this coming June being the penultimate time of their lives. This season was going to be their time to shine to grow into and demonstrate their abilities for coaches, scouts, mangers and more to pick them in order to further that goal. That is all up in the air right now as the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on our lives.Ian Pulver is a Toronto based hockey agent who has a notable and large stable of clients in various stages of their careers and he has a unique lens into what is happening in the market right now. He speaks to parents, players, coaches and more on a daily basis trying to help them navigate and cope during exceptionally trying times. Ian discusses the impact and potential outcome of this pandemic on the game and the players.Additionally, having been Bob Goodenow's right hand for over 15 years at the NHLPA Ian brings a unique perspective to the current issues surrounding the game and the reported request by the owners for additional giveback to the memorandum of understanding that was executed only four months ago. Ian shares what he believes is going on helping to frame the issues in terms we can all understand appreciate.Oh, and he loves take out BBQ in Toronto too.

With NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr not having serious negotiations in over a week, Sneaky Joe and Jordan Hansgen take a look at if the NHL season happening at all is in jeopardy. The guys breakdown what each side wants and what the most likely outcome is. Also, Joe gives an update on some Sabres prospects that are having great seasons overseas, including 2020 2nd round pick J.J. Peterka. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr not having serious negotiations in over a week, Sneaky Joe and Jordan Hansgen take a look at if the NHL season happening at all is in jeopardy. The guys breakdown what each side wants and what the most likely outcome is. Also, Joe gives an update on some Sabres prospects that are having great seasons overseas, including 2020 2nd round pick J.J. Peterka. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode 66: Discussion on how long Donald Fehr may have with the NHLPA. NHL Players who have opted out as of this recording. Fan video solicitations from NHL teams, maybe for creating potential crowd noise inside the arena. Sidney Crosby’s quote about inviting teammates to practice before training camp. Signing an entry level contract and then burning the first year, but not being able to play in games. Question of the week: What’s the best 6-man starting lineup that you can make with one-syllable last names? Recorded 12 July 2020

NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr joins Leafs Lunch to discuss the four-year CBA extension and the challenges that went into the new deal, if Olympic participation was an instrumental part of the agreement, and the NHLPA’s stance regarding the privacy around players testing positive for COVID-19.

Mike & Chris congratulate Gary Bettman and Donald Fehr for giving hockey fans good news during the pandemic. Plus: Are we guaranteed to see sports in 2020?

Episode 65: Discussion about what it will take to shut the NHL down this summer. How the NHL proposes to keep NHL team players, coaches, and staff safe. (We’d said 51 individuals allowed, but it’s actually 52.) Problems in other professional men’s sports regarding COVID-19 testing. How many teams would need to forfeit due to players & coaches being infected. The NHL’s chaotic first overall pick this year. The NHL & NHLPA CBA negotiations. Question of the week: How much longer does Donald Fehr have left with the NHLPA? Recorded 6 July 2020

The Executive Director of the NHL Players’ Association joins Jeff Blair, Stephen Brunt, and Richard Deitsch to discuss the process of agreeing on a return-to-play plan with the league, the current status of the decision on which two markets will be selected as hub cities, and the impact that negotiations could have on future CBA […]

Full audio from last week's announcement on the NHL's return to play format. Hosted by Mike Tirico, this show features interviews with NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman and NHLPA Executive Director Donald Fehr, plus analysis from the NHL on NBC broadcast team.

NBC's Pierre McGuire isn't too excited about yesterdays announcement, too many unknowns and NHLPA director Donald Fehr and the players reaction to the proposal.

Every major sports league in the world is making plans for a return to action, and the NHL is no different. NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr joins Richard and Donnovan to talk about how the organization has been facing challenges, what needs to happen for hockey to return any time soon and the potential salary […]

Donald Fehr joins Strick

James and Perry check in with the head of the NHLPA, Donald Fehr. Also, Ron MacLean shares his favourite NHL stories and Victor Montagliani joins the show to share his thoughts on the world of Soccer and how it’s dealing with COVID-19.

Donald Fehr joins Strick

NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr says right now, he is speaking with the NHL 1 to 2 times a day & his job is to keep all players as up to date as possible with the latest information. Donald didn't want to use the word priority when discussing which is more important - finishing this season or an 82 game season next year.

Guests include Donald Fehr.

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In the midst of the NHL's suspended season and the global coronavirus pandemic, NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr took time to speak with The Hockey News' owner and publisher W. Graeme Roustan about the future of overseas travel, how the NHLPA has remained in contact with players and the next steps during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The ALL ME® Podcast  Tom Davis – 2005 MLB Congressional Hearings Following the March 2005 Congressional Hearings of the use of anabolic steroids in Major League Baseball, some people will tell you that those hearings changed the game forever.  Many people have asked along the way, “why did the Government get involved with steroids in Major League Baseball?”  In this episode we're going to be speaking with Congressman Tom Davis.  In 2005, Davis was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Virginia's 11th District and the Chairmen of the House Government Reform Committee.  Davis realized that there was a problem in Major League Baseball with their players using anabolic steroids, but what struck him the most was the rise in young people also using these dangerous drugs.  Together he and Representative Henry Waxman wrote a letter to MLB Commissioner Bud Selig and executive director for the MLB Players Union, Donald Fehr, letting them know there would be a hearing.  Davis said “the model baseball provided for youth…for good or ill…. would be the main point of the hearing. This interview between Congressman Tom Davis and Taylor Hooton Foundation Founder, Don Hooton, will give you an inside look into why the Congress felt the need to have a hearing and what that day was like.  You will also hear all of the positive things that have changed since those hearings, thus MLB now has the strongest testing program in all of professional sports and millions of young people have now been educated about these dangerous substances. Did You Know? Over 1.5 million teens admit to using anabolic steroids. The #1 reason young people turn to anabolic steroids is to look better. Up to 25% of Dietary Supplements are contaminated with illegal drugs and banned substances.  Find certified products here: 85% of students have never been educated on this topic.   Follow Us: Twitter:  @theTHF Instagram:  @theTHF Facebook: Taylor Hooton Foundation #ALLMEPEDFREE Contact Us:  Email:  Phone: 214-449-1990

Executive Director for the NHL Players Association Donald Fehr joined the OverDrive boys earlier today. He touched on how the NHL players are adjusting to life without hockey. As well on the Senators' positive test & if the player will identify himself. As well on the risk the league runs of returning to game action too soon

TSN Hockey Analyst Ray Ferraro joined the boys on OverDrive earlier today as we continue to discuss the fallout from from the past couple days. Ray touched on a couple plans the NHL has following his chat with Donald Fehr but why it may not matter how many plans they have. As well on the players and how they're coping with things

Day 1, Session #2: Donald Fehr Keynote Interview with Christine Simpson. November 11, 2018 @ The Westin Harbour Castle Hotel in Toronto, Canada.

Situation de crise chez l'Impact, une autre défaite qui fait mal pour les hommes de Wilmer Cabrera. Marc-André Perreault revient sur le match intra-équipe présenté au Centre Bell ce dimanche. Vincent Destouches analyse la défaite de l'Impact face au FC Cincinnati. Segment « Pis, ton week-end ». Renaud Lavoie commente la prolongation de la convention collective dans la LNH, ainsi que d'autres sujets chauds dans le monde du hockey. Une production QUB radio Septembre 2019

This week Alex is snowed in, so he calls in. The two discuss Pittsburgh sending Jamie Oleksiak back to Dallas, and the Leafs adding Jake Muzzin. They take a deep dive in ESPN's interview with the NHLPA's Donald Fehr, and talk about the future of women's hockey following a successful All-Star Weekend. They look at some more trade talk, and what it would take for Columbus to move both Artemi Panarin and Sergei Bobrovsky. Music: "Seek Advice Elsewhere" by Off With Their Heads

The latest episode of Dirty Kurt's Dugout, hosted by Kurt Bevacqua, leads off with a provocative interview of labor attorney Donald Fehr. The former leader of the Major League Baseball Players Association and current executive director of the National Hockey League Players' Association, Don provides a wealth of information on the economics of sports and the history of labor relations in baseball. Next up is podcaster and fantasy analyst Tim McLeod of Prospect 361. He provides insight on Shohei Ohtani (Tim has followed the two-way star since he was in high school!), the volatile state of closers and the search for increasingly elusive stolen bases. For more fantasy-baseball advice, follow Tim on Twitter: @TimothyLMc. And of course follow Dirty Kurt's Dugout: @TheBevacquaShow. Thank you to our Patreon supporters for making this episode possible!

Guests include Donald Fehr.

1) Hairston from UNC gets possession but whats up with the car? 2) more players in trouble, now LSU 3) Jeff despises Donald Fehr

Program Guide (03:20) – Baseball: Toronto Blue Jays new acquisitions. Are they contenders, and if so, do you care? (19:20) – Hockey: Ilya Bryzgalov dials in from Russia - a humongous big interview.  Playing in Russia, lockout, thoughts on Bettman. (32:15) – Football: Coach Calhoun on the NFL Monday Nighter.  Not much of a backup QB battle - Romo gets destroyed.  Next week, why JaMarcus Russell is the biggest NFL bust ever. (47:20) – Hit Me: 6 one minute questions: Beckham leaving Galaxy, Georges St-Pierre's face post-fight, Garry Bettman (gets blasted), Donald Fehr (also gets blasted), Does changing equipment hurt Rory McIlroy, Greatest wrestler ever? (1:00:10) – Opening the mailbag Reference(s) of the Week Ilya Bryzgalov is only afraid of bear in the forest Andre the Giant: the greatest drunk on earth Questions, comments, rants? Shoot us an email at danonsports@gmail.com Find us on Twitter | Facebook | iTunes Listen Now

While the UFA "frenzy" remains a sort of tepid, apathetic singles dance, in the distance one can hear the rumble of thunder that signifies the impending battle between the league and the NHLPA. Gary Bettman has already fired a few shots over the bow of Donald Fehr and company, so it looks like the CBA talks are going to be...contentious at the very least.For now, we'll continue to ignore the whole "there might be another lock-out" thing and keep on talking trades and stats. This week, Allan invited number crunchers and hockey writers from around the league including Benjamin Wendorf, James Mirtle and Corey Pronman to help with our denial.This is Nation Radio. First up is Ben Wendorf, the editor of SBN's Artic Ice Hockey and a contributor to NHLNumbers.com. Ben talked about the Jets 2012 draft performance as well as the club's free agent signings and development camp.Hockey Prospectus' prospect specialist Corey Pronman joined LT to discuss the Oilers top-10 prospects as well as draft strategy.Globe and Mail's Leafs writer James Mirtle is guest number 3. He and Allan go over Toronto's swap of Luke Schenn for James Van Reimsdyk and whether the ex-Flyer will play center for the Leafs or not. Shane Doan, free agency and NHLPA negotiations are also discussed.Eric T. Of Broadstreet Hockey and NHLNumbers has recently published a number of fascinating articles on the impact of neutral zone play, particularly zone entries. He and Allan go over his studies and what they might mean for hockey analysis and strategy.Finally, Rob Vollman of Hockey Abstract and FlamesNation stopped in to talk about advanced stats and measuring player usage.We wrap things up with Allan's thoughts on a variety of topics. Full Full show.Finally, we want to remind prospective sponsors that Nation Radio still has some limited advertising packages available. For more information, please contact Kent Wilson (kent.wilson@gmail.com).

Donald Fehr was recently named the head of the NHLPA, Is this a good thing or a bad thing for hockey?

Snow is here and the holidays are near - that means one thing for the hockey faithful: the World Junior Championship! We'll break down the favorites, the schedule, and a bizarre pre-tournament situation on this week's Breakout! Hockey Program! Don't worry, though, we have plenty of NHL news and commentary as well. Topics include the HBO 24/7 series, the hiring of Donald Fehr by the NHLPA (finally), news on the next TV deals for the NHL in the U.S., the continued success of the Thrashers, the Flames stumble yet again, and much more! To contact the show, send an e-mail to breakouthockey@radiostar.com.

ESPN legal expert Lester Munson and host Chet Coppock wonder how Donald Fehr plans to fight the NHL salary cap now that he has signed up the help the NHL players' union. Is it simply a ploy to bump the MLB steroid scandal down his obit someday? Sit back, relax and enjoy Coppock and Munson brought to you by American Taxi.

ESPN legal expert Lester Munson and host Chet Coppock wonder how Donald Fehr plans to fight the NHL salary cap now that he has signed up the help the NHL players' union. Is it simply a ploy to bump the MLB steroid scandal down his obit someday? Sit back, relax and enjoy Coppock and Munson brought to you by American Taxi.

ESPN Legal expert Lester Munson and host Chet Coppock -- back with a new cut of "Sports Court" sponsored by American Taxi -- ponder why Donald Fehr would want to dust off his cleats and head up the NHL players union. Perhaps he wants to correct his epic PR fail when he fought for the wrong side in MLB's steroids debacle?

ESPN Legal expert Lester Munson and host Chet Coppock -- back with a new cut of "Sports Court" sponsored by American Taxi -- ponder why Donald Fehr would want to dust off his cleats and head up the NHL players union. Perhaps he wants to correct his epic PR fail when he fought for the wrong side in MLB's steroids debacle?

On the maiden voyage of the Breakout! Hockey Program, we lay down the law - this is a Kovalchuk-free zone (or so we thought). After the ceremonial opening of a brand new pack of hockey cards, we get right into the news - Kariya's concussions, Khabibulin's future (hint: it's not looking too bright), the potential of Donald Fehr running the NHLPA (into the ground?), and a discussion of the value of NHL R&D Camp, the World Hockey Summit, and the future of women's hockey as a result. All that plus much more, right here on the very first episode of the Breakout! Hockey Program. To contact the show, send an e-mail to us at breakouthockey@radiostar.com.

Alex recaps the first two of three games against the dreadful Nationals, and talks about why Jason Bay needs a contract extension, and why the Red Sox have a tremendous opportunity to expand their lead on a mediocre AL East. Alex also hands out the "post of the day," and goes "Around the League," while ranting on the directionless Yankees, and the failure's of Omar Minaya in yet again building depth around the Mets. Alex also weighs in on Donald Fehr's legacy, and why though steroids are certainly a part of that legacy, it should not be all that people remember Fehr and Bud Selig by, as baseball has grown to tremendous heights in recent years. Post on the boards at, www.thesportspodcasters.com/boards!

Welcome to "The Batchelor pad", a place where we discuss the world of sports from a social, economical and racial stand point. Coming up tonight on the show (Sponsored by Black Athlete Sports Network, Your Black World and the Retired Professional Athletes Association): Join me along with Tony "TEE-MAC" McClean and Michael Louis Ingram as we discuss the following topics and invite the following guest: 1. Spurs make deal for Jefferson. 2. Nowitski speaks about his ex-fiance. 3. Steelers franchise Starks. 4. Brett Hull joins his father into the Hockey Hall of Fame. 5. We will try and get the latest from Wimbledon. 6:15pm-Diane Grassi, an investigative journalist and reporter providing topical and in-depth articles and analysis on U.S. public policy and governmental affairs, including key federal and state legislation as well as court decisions relative to the public interests of average Americans (dgrassi@cox.net)-Topics: The resignation of Donald Fehr, President of the MLBPA, is Bud Selig next and other related discussions. 7:15pm-Latoya Hardaway, freelance sports writer for the Dallas Examiner (latoyahardaway20@hotmail.com)-Topics: A preview of the Dallas Mavericks NBA Draft and the Latest in the Dirk Notwiski story. Feel free to call in and let us know what's on your mind in the world of sports or feel free to ask questions too.The show airs Mon thru Fri 6p-8p est. 646-929-0130 is the number to call in and vent. You can also join our chat line or instant message me with you questions. The instant messager screen name is alwaysf2001 on yahoo. We will see you inside "The Batchelor pad".