Podcast appearances and mentions of Doug Gilmour

On the latest episode of the Flames Alumni Krahnicles, we've got part two of our chat with former Flames executive and general manager Al Coates! Listen in as Al chats with Flames Alumni members Brent Krahn and Colin Patterson to look back at how Calgary rose to NHL prominence in the 1980's! Hosted by Pat Steinberg, Al also talks about the 1989 Stanley Cup victory, his involvement in the infamous Doug Gilmour trade, and a whole lot more!The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.  https://www.sportsnet.ca/960/flames-talk/

Calgary Flames Defining Deals – Flames Unfiltered – Episode 245           Hosts- Brad Burud @BradBurud and Kyle Lewis @vanlewis14 --- EPISODE 245 ---SPECIAL EPISODEJoin hosts Kyle Lewis and Brad Burud on Flames Unfiltered as they explore defining trades in Calgary Flames history, both triumphant and regrettable. The episode delves into pivotal moments like the Doug Gilmour swap, the transformative Jerome Iginla acquisition, and the impact of Dion Phaneuf and Theoren Fleury's departures. Brad and Kyle discuss both recent and past trades, including the Mathew Tkachuk for Jonathan Huberdeau transaction and its ramifications. Unearth memories of legendary players and explore trades that shaped the Flames, providing a rich mix of nostalgia and analysis.Website: Flames UnfilteredListen: Apple Podcasts |  Spotify  |  Google Podcasts  Watch: YouTUBE Social Media – X - @FlameUnfiltered |FACEBOOK – Flames Unfiltered |INSTAGRAM – Flames Unfiltered | TikTok – flames.unfiltered NHL #HockeyX #TalkinHockey #HockeyPodcast #Flames #cofred #nhlflames #calgaryflames #YYC #FireItUp *Produced by Inside Edge Hockey News Media Group

Concerns that the trade deadline would be a bit of a dud turned out to be very active and with some big names moving. Despite the Stars and Panthers making big moves for big names, both the Oilers and Leafs made moves but no blockbusters. The Bruns clearly decided to punt on this yeaar and be in a position to take advantage of lots of cap space this summer.  Listen Here:  Apple Podcasts   Direct MP3   iHeart Radio Title Player - Jean Ratelle News Trade Deadline Marchand to Florida - Boston eats half salary and gets 2027 2nd - crazy low return Rantanen to Dallas  Carlo to Leafs Coyle, Nelson  to Avalanche   Oilers…. Jake Walman Trent Frederic  All primary competition added to top, Oilers shored up bottom half of lineup Leafs - Scott Laughton, Brandon Carlo - shored up Defence Marner - was on the block  Sens move Josh Norris Bruins - big time retool  - Marchand, Carlo, Coyle, Frederic - 3 pts out of wildcard  - give up on this season   - All players brought back other than Middelestadt, Minten  on expiring deals  Approx $66MM in cap allocation for next season. Cap is $95.5 Post Deadline  Cap favourites  Guess the 5th  POST DEADLINE REBUILDERS Draft Picks - Puck Pedia Pick Value  - based on Matt Perri calculation - https://puckpedia.com/PerriPickValue ANA - 317.6 BOS - 119.6 BUF - 160.52 CGY - 193.89 CAR - 120.31 CHI - 361.68 COL - 49.96 CBJ - 342.45 DAL - 42.22 DET - 166.17 EDM - 60.65 FLA - 53.94 LAK - 89.16 MIN - 119.62 MTL - 359.7 NAS - 141.59 NJD - 136.82 NYI - 107.06 NYR - 70.17 OTT - 161.53 PHI - 225.37 PIT - 207.36 SJS - 346.87 SEA - 203.62 STL - 143.69 TBL - 51.69 TOR - 46.32 UTA - 179.38 VAN - 89.86 VGK - 69.01 WAS - 93.24 WPG - 76.69   Standings  - 20 games left - down the stretch they come!  Note - Kings are 5 points behind Minnesota in Wildcard  Tightening up - Utah and St Louis making it interesting Connections LAST WEEK - Ed Belfour, Doug Gilmour, Mark Howe, Joe Nieuwendyk - Jon Gee / Nora  THIS WEEK - Ryan Smyth, John Anderson, Dylan Cozens, Jim Thompson   Going Streaking  FLA 5W / COL, DAL, VGK 4W  DET 5L    Crazy Stat - Julio Franco -   

Seth Jones was traded by the Blackhawks Saturday in one of the bigger moves so far in the lead up to the trade deadline. Will there be anything left for deadline day? The Oilers broke a 5 game losing streak while the Jets had their 11 game winning streak come to an end.    Listen Here:  Apple Podcasts   Direct MP3   iHeart Radio Title Player Norm Ullman - 490 Goals  News 6 Trades this week  Seth Jones Trade Jones plus 2026 4th to Florida for Spencer Knight and 2026 1st, protected to Chicago. Chicago retained $2,500,000 Oilers break 5 game losing skid  - Pickard starts on HNIC prime game vs Hurricanes - trade looming?  - Lowetide - focused on McDavid struggles with GF% - always been well above 50% - away from Lean is 40% - Leon is 60% w/o 97 - what is going on?  Jets 11 game winning streak ends vs Nashville Thursday  1st in NHL +71 Goal differential  5v5 Stats GF% 59.07 vs CF% 49.7 SV% 93.5 (1)    PP 30.5% (1) PK 79% (16)   Atlantic - TOP 3 Pulling away with winning streaks Stadium series - Detroit vs Columbus - 94,000  - Gaudreau tributes - both teams wore Gaudreau sweaters from different stages of career - visually stunning - great sweaters on both sides PWHL - annual game at Bell Centre - over 17,000 - Montreal beat Boston in OT  Guess the 5th  TRADE DEADLINE - Friday March 7  Who's Left?  Seravalli Board https://www.dailyfaceoff.com/news/sources-sabres-phones-buzzing-with-interest-in-j-j-peterka-who-joins-trade-targets-board Brock Nelson Scott laughton Brandon Tanev Jake Evans Casey Middelsstadt Bowen Byram Carson Soucy Rickard Rakell Kyle Palmieri Connections Last week:  Mascots - Harvey - Flames , Bailey - Kings, Louie - Blues , Carleton - Leafs - mascots  This week: Ed Belfour, Doug Gilmour, Mark Howe, Joe Nieuwendyk    Going Streaking:  TBL W8, TOR, MTL, STL W4 WAS L3   Crazy Stat   DOPeS: Hartman suspension reduced to 8 games - Bettman gives 13 page(!) ruling. https://media.nhl.com/site/asset/public/ext/2024-25/HartmanRuling.pdf   Zegras - 3 games - https://www.nhl.com/news/topic/player-safety/ducks-trevor-zegras-suspended-three-games-for-interference why not rule 48?  

Missin Curfew Episode 313 Doug Gilmour and Wayne Gretzky DOUG GILMOUR How did Gilmour get the nickname Killer? Going from goal scorer to grinder after Junior Hockey Winning a Cup with the Calgary Flames in 1989  Being traded from the Flames to the Maple Leafs  1993 Playoffs vs the Red Wings and the Kings  The high sticking call missed with Gretzky  The famous wrap around goal against CUJO  WAYNE GRETZKY Coaching the Updogg with the Phoenix Coyotes Who were the best veterans that Gretzky played with?  The Boys on the Bus in Edmonton  What was it like with the fanbase in Edmonton?  Teammates with Paul Coffey and Mark Messier  Coaching Ovechkin and Crosby at the All-Star Game  The Trade from the Edmonton Oilers to the LA Kings  The 1993 High Stick vs Doug Gilmour  Being on the NHL on TNT Panel  SAUCE HOCKEY MERCH | https://saucehockey.com/collections/missin-curfew YOUTUBE | www.youtube.com/@MissinCurfew SPOTIFY | https://open.spotify.com/show/4uNgHhgCtt97nMbbHm2Ken APPLE | https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/missin-curfew INSTAGRAM | www.instagram.com/missincurfew TWITTER | www.twitter.com/MissinCurfew TIKTOK | www.tiktok.com/@missincurfewpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On hour three of The FAN Morning Show, Matt Marchese and Daniele Franceschi discuss the Toronto Blue Jays' series win against the Seattle Mariners. The two dive into whether Yariel Rodriguez has become a full-time starter, as well as if the Blue Jays should trade Danny Jansen ahead of the trade deadline. Next, Toronto Maple Leafs alumni Rick Vaive joins the show to discuss his 50-goal season with the Leafs, what it meant to do so in Toronto, and what it's like to be a Maple Leafs captain (23:30). Finally, Leafs legend Doug Gilmour stops by to discuss his difficult adjustment to life after hockey, the differences between hockey cities, and his confidence in the current Leafs club (42:55). 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.

Canadian Author. Bruce Dowbiggin joins Game Play to chat about how the business of hockey has changed, the NHL's biggest trades, the significance of the Doug Gilmour trade to the Leafs, the challenge of Canadian teams keeping their American stars, the Panthers' road to the Stanley Cup and more.

Frameworth Sports Marketing President Brian Ehrenworth talks about his transformational business pivot experienced on The Madison's patio as a result of beer + hockey sticks + 'The Killer' Doug Gilmour, signing Mike Weir two weeks before he won the 2003 Masters, his industry-changing autograph exclusivity deal signed with a 15 year old Sidney Crosby [originally only done to save his Mike Weir deal!], his development of the Wayne Gretzky fantasy camps [and hitching a ride on The Great One's private jet], opening Gardoonies sports bar directly across Carlton St from Maple Leaf Gardens [with his partners Doug Gilmour & Bob McCown], bringing Bobby Hull home for dinner [and why the Golden Jet was such a stickler for producing a legible autograph], playing blackjack in Vegas [underage!] with Bill Russell/Ray Nitschke/Mickey Mantle, conducting Borje Salming's last autograph signing session, and sharing cookies with ‘The Greatest' Muhammad Ali! For everything Frameworth Sports Marketing, please visit https://frameworth.com/ 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

Alyn McCauley joins the San Jose Hockey Now Podcast!But before we get to San Jose Sharks great and current Philadelphia Flyers' assistant general manager McCauley (46:42), Sheng and Keegan chat about the latest Erik Karlsson news and how Sharks prospects performed at the World Junior Summer Showcase.Karlsson talk is hot this weekend because the Pittsburgh Penguins are currently in the midst of their second buyout window (1:45). However, GM Kyle Dubas isn't a fan of the buyout maneuver.The most popular Penguins buyout or trade candidates are Mikael Granlund (3:30) and Jeff Petry (4:30). Why is Petry an unattractive trade candidate for the San Jose Sharks and an unattractive buyout candidate for Pittsburgh?How about the Carolina Hurricanes? Could they still be in the Karlsson hunt even after signing Tony DeAngelo (7:55)? Sheng thinks so. Also, their cap and contracts situation is way better than Pittsburgh's (11:00)Keegan and Sheng share their predictions about what happens with Karlsson during this Pittsburgh buyout window (15:00)Next, Keegan and Sheng move on to how the San Jose Sharks performed at the World Junior Summer Showcase (25:00).How impressive was Will Smith for Team USA (26:10)? Does Keegan think that Quentin Musty will start the season with the Sharks (30:05)? Eric Pohlkamp opened a lot of eyes at the WJSS (33:05). Did Cam Lund struggle a bit (35:00)?Going outside of the US, Filip Bystedt stood out again for Sweden (37:25). How about his teammate Mattias Havelid (39:55)? And why were Kasper Halttunen's struggles different than Lund's (41:05)?Which Sharks prospect had the best tournament? The worst? Keegan ranks all the prospects (42:50).Now, Alyn McCauley (46:42)!McCauley talks about the challenge of getting traded for two franchise icons, the Toronto Maple Leafs' Doug Gilmour and San Jose Sharks' Owen Nolan (47:30). He shared an embarrassing story about the first time that he faced Gilmour in Toronto.McCauley breaks down his best NHL season, 2003-04, when he was a Selke Trophy finalist and the San Jose Sharks made the Western Conference Finals. The Sharks were a surprise team that season, what clicked for them (52:45)?How about for McCauley, what came together for him that year (1:01:08)?Why did Alexander Korolyuk leave for Russia after the 2003-04 campaign and never come back (1:03:30)?McCauley talked about slowly taking the reins from veteran Vincent Damphousse (1:05:26), in his last season, throughout the year, and how great a leader that Damphousse was.McCauley also shares why he told head coach Ron Wilson to make Patrick Marleau the captain of the San Jose Sharks (1:07:15). He also defends Marleau's playoff record.How did Miikka Kiprusoff remind McCauley of Curtis Joseph (1:10:47).Moving onto 2005-06, McCauley shares his memories of the night that the Sharks traded for Joe Thornton (1:12:58). At that point, McCauley and Jonathan Cheechoo both had seven goals on the season. He laughs about how much more Cheechoo outscored him for the rest of the year (1:14:45).McCauley breaks down who was tougher for him to defend, Marleau or Thornton (1:16:30)?He opens up about the knee injuries that ended his career prematurely (1:19:46). McCauley played through injuries in his last Sharks season.McCauley talked about Dean Lombardi's impact on his career (1:26:38).McCauley chats about his new role as Flyers AGM (1:31:12). He's survived three Flyers regimes, Ron Hextall, Chuck Fletcher, and now, Danny Briere (1:35:00).Why have the Flyers finally declared a rebuild (1:37:07)? It's noteworthy how transparent that Philadelphia has been about their rebuild.McCauley ends with a couple thoughts about the Flyers selecting Matvei Michkov (1:42:00).Listen to the San Jose Hockey Now Podcast — it's a new link — on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and Google Podcasts.Subscribe to the San Jose Hockey Now Podcast YouTube channel, we're trying to get over 1K subscribers! ★ Support this podcast ★

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Toronto Maple Leafs Legend Doug Gilmour joined OverDrive earlier today after taking part in an activation event for the Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer! He touched on that, how media coverage has changed & we take a look back on the 1993 high stick that went uncalled.

When you are a sports podcaster at an event with hundreds of former NHL players ready to tell stories, you've got to get some content right?   Our very own John Shannon set himself up on the 10th hole at Coppinwood Golf Course, managing to score some interviews with some of the top brass within the Players Association like Mathieu Schneider & Glenn Healy as well as some hockey legends like Gary Leeman, Adam Graves and Doug Gilmour.   All in all, not a bad day when you get to talk to a bunch of Stanley Cup Champions and 50 goal scorers.    Disclaimer   Due to this episode being recorded outside during a golf tournament - background voices (Nick Kypreos) may be heard throughout the interviews.

On the third hour of The Fan Morning Show live from the Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, Toronto Maple Leafs legends Wendel Clark and Doug Gilmour join the program to chat about why they love coming back to the Joe Carter Golf Classic, reminisce about their NHL playing days, and weigh in on the current Leafs roster and what it could take for them to reach the Stanley Cup. Later on, Brent and Justin discuss what the Leafs should be shopping for in free agency, if there's a better option than Justin Holl available if another team scoops him up, and who could step in if Toronto can't retain all seven of their unrestricted free agents (27:40).   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.

Taz meets Curtis Joseph and Doug Gilmour and discuss Bachelorettes gone wild.

HC Davos Coach/Ex-NHLer Glen Metropolit talks about going from Cabbagetown/Regent Park to playing pro hockey literally around the world, getting training inspiration from ‘The Killer' Doug Gilmour running the hills of Christie Pits, lining up for his first NHL faceoff against Pavel Bure [flanked by Adam Oates & Peter Bondra], utilizing ‘The Metro Method,' doing his morning skate with the Philadelphia Flyers and then that exact same evening playing for the Montreal Canadiens AGAINST the Flyers, the chanting/flares/drumming/fondue parties of European hockey culture, wearing the shiny gold helmet with flames signifying the leading scorer [“no, THAT doesn't make you a target!”], coaching Turkey at the World Hockey Championships, and winning a Gold Medal for Team Canada...in roller hockey! TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum at andrew.applebaum@gmail.com All episodes available at www.podpage.com/toronto-legends/episodes/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One of the fiercest competitors in NHL history, Doug Gilmour battled with the best of them throughout his career, but his play in the hockey hotbed of Toronto cemented “Killer” as one of greatest Maple Leafs of all time.   Golf Town's Hugh Burrill spoke with Doug in 2022 about his other passion, golf. How much does Michael Jordan owe Doug from a golf bet years ago? Who was the best golfing teammate he ever had? And does that famous “non-call” come up when he and former referee Kerry Fraser play a charity tournament? 

Doug Gilmour is our guest this week, Mutts fans, Our next guest played 1474 NHL regular season games where he racked up 450 goals, 964 assists & 1301 pts, he also played 182 in the playoffs where he had 188 pts, he won the Canada Cup in 1987, he won the Stanley Cup for the Calgary Flames in 1989, he won the Frank J Selke in 1993 & in 2011 he got the call to the hall as he was inducted to the Hockey Hall of Fame. Killer talks about his career in hockey & at the end he talks playoff hockey, what the Leafs are doing today & maybe a long playoff run. To order some of Doug Gilmour's gear & swag go to https://www.douggilmour.com/

Check out one of our favourite interviews that we did this year while Bob and John are on their vacation! A man who needs no introduction.... Doug Gilmour joins the podcast today to catch up with Bob and John. We get lots of info from Doug as he reminisces about his days playing hockey. We ask him about his thinking process that went into choosing his jersey numbers, the infamous missed call that stopped the Leafs from going to the Stanley Cup Final and other details fans may not know about the former Leafs Captain. After the break, we dig in to Doug's time in the front office and his coaching stint with the Kingston Frontenacs.

Hey you beauties! Welcome to another Monday edition of Missin Curfew! On today's episode we're exited to welcome on one of Obie's favorite players growing up and a Stanley Cup Champion, Doug Gilmour! We discuss playing in the NHL with a chip on his shoulder, returning to Calgary as a visitor, and transitioning into coaching after the NHL. The fellas and 93 also dive into the world of leather jackets and share some great stories about Harley Davidsons that you won't want to miss. Hope you fellas and fellacitas enjoy!Show Notes & Episode Webpage: https://missincurfew.com/episodes/douggilmourDraft Kings disclaimer:If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (IL/IN/MI/NJ/PA/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (CO/NH), 888-789-7777/visit http://ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), 1-877-770-STOP (7867) (LA), 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), visit OPGR.org (OR), call/text TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA). 21+ (18+ WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/LA/MI/ /NJ/NY/ PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. Min. $5 deposit required. Eligibility restrictions apply. See http://draftkings.com/sportsbook for details.

At the root of it all, Jason Blaine was born to sing, write and entertain. His love for country music has taken him to the forefront of the Canadian music scene where he has remained for over a decade. With over 12 Top 10 singles in Canada including hits such as “Country Side” and “Friends of Mine”, he has also become a craftsmen of hits for other people including Chris Jansen, Parmalee, Petric and Madeline Merlo and others. Originally from Pembroke, Ontario, Blaine moved to Nashville in the fall of 2006 with his wife Amy and their three-month-old baby girl. He burst onto the scene in a big way in 2007 with his first #1 hit single “Rock In My Boot” which led to multiple CCMA nominations and paved the way for a string of hit singles and major festival appearances across the country. Perhaps the biggest game changer came in 2012 when he released the biographical “They Don't Make ‘Em Like That Anymore”, which was written for his grandfather. The song was one of his biggest hits connecting with fans of all generations and eventually went on to win ​CCMA Single of the Year ​ that same year. In between releasing hit songs and co-headling tours with Tebey, Chad Brownlee and Deric Ruttan, Blaine also found time to start up his annual Jason Blaine Celebrity Charity Golf Classic. Over the past five years, fellow artists and hockey legends ranging from Dallas Smith, Tim Hicks, and Gord Bamford, to Doug Gilmour and Bryan Murray have all contributed to helping raise over $500,000 for various hometown charities in Pembroke. Now, a multiple CCMA, SOCAN & CMAO award winner with over 20+ radio hits, six full length albums, over 12 million digital streams, and Jason still feels like he's just getting started. Writing full time within Nashville's publishing community, Jason resides in Hendersonville, Tennessee with his wife Amy and their four children. This past summer the next chapter began as he began work on his brand new album, which was produced by Jay Tooke. The project breathes new life while lending itself to what Jason does best; great country music performed by one of Canada's most distinctive voices, telling stories of home, love, and nights on the town. As a craftsmen of songs, Jason found and wrote songs for the project which embody his artistry and move him into the next season of his career.

A man who needs no introduction.... Doug Gilmour joins the podcast today to catch up with Bob and John. We get lots of info from Doug as he reminisces about his days playing hockey. We ask him about his thinking process that went into choosing his jersey numbers, the infamous missed call that stopped the Leafs from going to the Stanley Cup Final and other details fans may not know about the former Leafs Captain. After the break, we dig in to Doug's time in the front office and his coaching stint with the Kingston Frontenacs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another busy hour live from the Canadian, where Lee and AJ are joined by Kirk Muller and Doug Gilmour

Another busy hour live from the Canadian, where Lee and AJ are joined by Kirk Muller and Doug Gilmour

Doug Gilmour takes a break from his round to talk about his playing days, raising money for the Ottawa Hospital, and more

We're joined in this one by former NHL defenceman Jamie Macoun, who has some amazing stories from his NHL days, particularly with the Calgary Flames and Toronto Maple Leafs. Russ never enjoyed going into the corner to battle with Macoun. Jamie talks about some colourful general managers he had in the past like Doug Risebrough who didn't exactly treat Doug Gilmour fairly. He had zero love for Toronto's associate GM duo of Ken Dryden and Mike Smith. Former teammate Mike Bullard felt a little too welcome at Jamie's house, even using his bathroom in the middle of the night. Lanny McDonald was always late for everything. Things got a little tense in Toronto when the Leafs acquired so many former Flames and Oilers and Jamie was NOT going to share a room with Glen Anderson. Toronto definitely wasn't an easy place to play when things weren't going well. And what happened in Jamie's post-NHL career that saw him get not one but two bank deposits for $16 million??? All that and more in this episode of the Suspendables!

In this episode of the Puck Junk Hockey Podcast, Sal Barry and Tim Parish talk about some of the new hockey cards coming out in April and May 2022. Plus, Sal's "Mega Box Experiment," the secret behind Doug Gilmour's 1992-93 Pinnacle Sidelines card, Ryan Getzlaf calls it a career, and more. It's 94 minutes of hockey goodness. Show Notes and Links: https://puckjunk.com/2022/04/14/podcast-115/ ‎

The Fantasy Hockey Stream Strategy is designed to find maximum value in the upcoming NHL schedule. For fantasy hockey, "Streaming" means picking players up for a short period of time to maximize starts. The Stream Strategy has compiled a list of players we deem are worth consideration to pick up for this week. Hit us up on twitter or IG: @goodhockeypod Use code "GOOD" at PuckLegends.ca for FREE SHIPPING and NO TAX on all items. PuckLegends is a canada-based hockey apparel brand that draws from streetfashion and hiphop culture to provide hockey fans with vintage designs on quality products. Customers have expressed satisfaction at Puck Legends' products quality, speed of shipping, and customer communication. Their shirts look like you would get it at a concert, but its iconic hockey legends such as Gordie Howe, Mario Lemiuex, Jarome Iginla, Mark Messier, Doug Gilmour, Maurice Richard, Nick Lidstrom, and Willie O'Ree T-shirt styles are inspired by high-fashion brands Balenciaga and OFF-WHITE, and designed for durability. 95% cotton 5% spandex provide a heavy-structure and comfortable fit. Anybody can look amazing in these cuts, whether you buy a shirt for yourself, a friend, or a family member, you're bound to make someone happy. Perfect for Fathers day! Imagine the smile on your father's face when he see's his favourite player of old on his new shirt. Your daddy will love you for this. Shirts are around 20 bucks, so for the price of 6 tallboys you can hook yourself up with some nice swag. You can use the code DAD at checkout for free shipping to North America on single item orders. Code PUCK gets you 20% off your order so if you want to order one for yourself or a friend as well you'll save more. Honestly, the shirts are way better quality than your average concert tee, and with shipping included they still cost less, and look better. They are lit as fuck, featuring totally individualistic designs, its simple, you like hockey, you like to look good, and PuckLegends.ca exists so go check it out at PuckLegends.ca and @PuckLegends.ca on Instagram

To most people, when an athlete gets injured and steps off the playing field, we throw our hands in the air and figure that's the last we'll see of them for a few weeks. But it's precisely at these moments when people like this week's guest, Chris Broadhurst, decide to shine. Chris Broadhurst has been working in the field of sports medicine for over 35 years, and during that time he has served as the head athletic trainer for the Toronto Maple Leafs, and Phoenix Coyotes, and has worked with the NHL All-Star Teams as well as Team Canada in multiple world tournaments. We wanted to bring him on to get his unique perspective on the ways in which athletics, preventative, and rehabilitative training has changed and improved over the years. The technology, knowledge, and resources at the time Chris worked with athletes like Wendel Clark and Doug Gilmour's injuries were drastically different from those available to teams now, but at the core of it all remains the practice of ensuring the health and safety of the warriors who perform day in and day out. Send your thoughts, comments, and questions to SignOffPod@Frameworth.com Twitter: @FrameworthSports Instagram: @FrameworthSport Mikey's Twitter: @RetrogradeMikey http://www.frameworth.com (www.frameworth.com)

On this episode the boys take another look back on some more great moments from the podcast in 2021, we just couldn't fit all the deserving moments in just on episode. We listen back on some young guns like Brady Tkachuk and Trevor Zegras, some hall of famers like Doug Gilmour and Luc Robitaille, plus guys like Tyler Bertuzzi and Brantt Myhres for some very unique stories. We get into stuff like an all time Mike Milbury story,  Brian Sutter losing it after an infamous trade, and even a guests wife joining us for a short time for some of the funniest moments in the podcasts history. We have heartfelt tough stories like with Brantt Myhres battling addiction, fan favorite stories like Trevor Zegras betting Ryan O'reilly, and even Brady Tkachuk body slamming PK Subban. If you've heard them in the past, they are worth a second listen, if you haven't, boy you're in for a treat, enjoy PART 2 of the best of 2021 on this edition of The Cam & Strick Podcast.  Interviews start: 42:32InstagramTwitterYouTubeTikTokCam & Strick WebsiteYou can also keep up with the boys on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!Andy Strickland - Instagram | TwitterCam Janssen - Instagram | Twitter |  Facebook

Today we pay tribute to the town of Kingston, Ontario! Boasting a variety of large bands (The Tragically Hip/Moist/Headstones), historic venues (AJ's Hanger, The Mansion), actors (Dan Aykroyd), hockey players (Doug Gilmour, Don Cherry) and more, this little gem of a town certainly deserves its due! We welcome guests Dale Harrison (Former drummer of Headstones), Jeff Pearce (Moist) and Marc Garniss (Kingston Punk Productions/Kingston Canadian Film Fest) to talk about it all.

In the early 90's when the Leafs were riding high to playoff success with players like Doug Gilmour, Peter Zezel, Dave Andreychuk, Glen Anderson and Felix Potvin a young long time Leaf fan and aspiring rapper named Omer Ozden, or maybe better known by his rap name ‘Young Offender', wrote a song about the all-time greatest Leaf play by play announcer, Joe Bowan. The song was titled the Joe Bowan Rap. The song gained traction and success being played on radio, even hitting the HMV charts and being heard by Joe Bowan himself who reached out to interview Omer at the time. The song was rereleased the following season with all proceeds going to Sick Kids in Toronto. Since then, Omer has traveled and lived all over the world and had a very successful career outside of rap music but has always kept his eye on the Blue and White. He joins Chad and Dale in this episode of the Tip In to talk about the song, the 90's teams, today's Leafs team, the pain of last season, how he sees this season, how to turn up the heat, who may score a tip in game 7 winner and more. You can check out the song on @downgoesbrown YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjoEpMFsVd0 Thank You For Listening to the Tip In Maple Leafs Podcast. Follow us Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thetipinmapleleafspodcast/ Twitter: twitter.com/thetipinpodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetipinmapleleafspodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE2Qxukv1KYUHAllSt62awQ/videos?view_as=public www.tipinsportsmedia.com Email: thetipinpodcast@gmail.com Intro Music - Hang For Days by Silent Partner

The Rangers released the dates for their prospect camp and training camp start date. All signs now point toward NHL players playing in the 2022 Winter Olympics. This week we are joined by Tim Sweeney. Sweeney played 8 NHL seasons, including one with the New York Rangers. We talk about playing college hockey at Boston College, playing for Team USA at the 1992 Olympics, playing for the then powerhouse late 80s/early 90s Calgary Flames, playing for his hometown Boston Bruins, getting drafted in the expansion draft and being an original Mighty Duck, being a cult hero for the Providence Bruins, and his time with the Rangers. He shares some great stories about some of the unbeliever players he played with like Wayne Gretzky, Ray Bourque, Cam Neely, Doug Gilmour, Paul Kariya and more!

Hall of Famer Doug Gilmour joins the guys on this week's Ray & Dregs Summer Alumni Series. Gilmour chats about his career, entering the NHL, today's game versus the “old days,” his tough style of play, he shares stories about some great locker room pranks plus much more. This week's episode is presented by our title sponsor Infiniti, book your contactless test drive at Infiniti.ca, by Coolbet.co the free to play sports and casino games website, by our pals at Canadian Club Whisky, who are asking: 'Are you Over Beer? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 On this episode of Beyond The Melody, Brian speak with Canadian country star Jason Blaine! At the root of it all, Jason Blaine was born to sing, write and entertain. His love for country music has taken him to  the forefront of the Canadian music scene where he has remained for over a decade. With over 12 Top 10 singles in  Canada including hits such as “Country Side” and “Friends of Mine”, he has also become a craftsmen of hits for  other people including Chris Jansen, Parmalee, Petric and Madeline Merlo and others.  Originally from Pembroke, Ontario, Blaine moved to Nashville in the fall of 2006 with his wife Amy and their  three-month-old baby girl. He burst onto the scene in a big way in 2007 with his first #1 hit single “Rock In My  Boot” which led to multiple CCMA nominations and paved the way for a string of hit singles and major festival  appearances across the country.  Perhaps the biggest game changer came in 2012 when he released the biographical “They Don't Make ‘Em Like  That Anymore”, which was written for his grandfather. The song was one of his biggest hits connecting with fans of  all generations and eventually went on to win ​CCMA Single of the Year ​ that same year.  In between releasing hit songs and co-headling tours with Tebey, Chad Brownlee and Deric Ruttan, Blaine also  found time to start up his annual Jason Blaine Celebrity Charity Golf Classic. Over the past five years, fellow artists  and hockey legends ranging from Dallas Smith, Tim Hicks, and Gord Bamford, to Doug Gilmour and Bryan Murray  have all contributed to helping raise over $500,000 for various hometown charities in Pembroke.  Now, a multiple CCMA, SOCAN & CMAO award winner with over 20+ radio hits, six full length albums, over 8  million digital streams, and Jason still feels like he's just getting started. Writing full time within Nashville's  publishing community, Jason resides in Hendersonville, Tennessee with his wife Amy and their four children.This past summer the next chapter began as he began work on his brand new album, which was produced by  Danick Dupelle (Emerson Drive, Tebey). The project breathes new life while lending itself to what Jason does best;  great country music performed by one of Canada's most distinctive voices, telling stories of home, love, and nights on the town. As a craftsmen of songs, Jason found and wrote songs for the project which embody his artistry and  move him into the next season of his career. 

Greetings and Salutations! This week on the show the Young Guns (Boris and Matt) talk all things Royal Rumble. Over the past few months they have watched every single Royal Rumble in history from 1988-2021 and ranked every single match from 205 to 1. This episode goes from 205-95. The guys are also joined by Danny Granger Art to discuss his passion in Wrestling, Elvis and life in general. Danny Granger is best known for his sharpie art and most recently his collaboration with Doug Gilmore. You can find Danny Granger on Facebook , Twitter, Instagram and by email at danny_granger@live.com . You can also find his recent collaboration with Doug Gilmour in new Doug Gilmour Authentic Collection - DG93® here   You can follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @NXTTalkPodcast Send us all your feedback or retro requests to show@nxttalkpodcast.com Hosts: Boris: Instagram, Twitter Matt: Instagram, Twitter

In the Royal Rumble special from NXT TLK Matt and Boris interviewed Danny Granger. For those who just want to listen to the interview here it is! The guys are joined by Danny Granger Art to discuss his passion in Wrestling, Elvis and life in general. Danny Granger is best known for his sharpie art and most recently his collaboration with Doug Gilmoour. You can find Danny Granger on Facebook , Twitter, Instagram and by email at danny_granger@live.com . You can also find his recent collaboration with Doug Gilmour in new Doug Gilmour Authentic Collection - DG93® here   You can follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @NXTTalkPodcast Send us all your feedback or retro requests to show@nxttalkpodcast.com Hosts: Boris: Instagram, Twitter Matt: Instagram, Twitter

The Stanley Cup Finals begin tonight, with the defending champion Tampa Bay Lightning hosting the upstart darlings of Quebec, the Montreal Canadiens. For the Lightning, all eyes will be on their superstar who missed the entire regular season, only to come back and lead them in scoring during the playoffs -- former Hart Trophy winner Nikita Kucherov. The Athletic's Joe Smith has been following the Lightning up close all season, and he joins us to discuss how Kucherov managed to regain his red hot form after five months off, what we learned about Kucherov and the Lightning during a hard-fought seven-game series against the New York Islanders, and why NHL legends like Doug Gilmour and Scotty Bowman think the Russian star is so special.More of Joe Smith's Lightning coverage:https://theathletic.com/author/joe-smith/Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

On Episode 334 of Spittin’ Chiclets, the guys are joined by Doug Gilmour. Doug joined (47:35) to discuss winning the Stanley Cup, his time in Toronto, meeting his coach at a strip club and tons more. The guys also broke down each playoff series, recapped their NYC trip, and discussed weather or not Colorado is a southern state. The guys wrap up talking golf, soccer, and all the content they filmed in NYC.

In the early 1990s, with the Toronto Maple Leafs being recognized as one of the least successful teams in the NHL, the city was sent into a stir when Doug Gilmour stepped into the arena. This week, he's making his way into our podcast studio at Frameworth to sit down and talk about his most notable memories before he made the NHL, and after he retired. What does an NHL superstar do with their time after they retire from the sport they love? Some of them make appearances, some enter the business world, and others find ways to prop up the sport from off the ice. Doug Gilmour has done all this and more, and he's here to take us behind the curtains.

Doug Gilmour, AKA Killer, joined the boys for one of the best interviews he's ever given. You want authentic, uncensored, and true insight into one of the best players in NHL history? You've come to the right place. From his days being overlooked as a kid to blowing up in St. Louis, Gilmour evolved into one of the most iconic names and players in NHL history as a Toronto Maple Leafs legend. Enjoy a true original conversation with Hall of Famer Doug Gilmour on this edition of the Cam and Strick Podcast. 

This week on Squid and the Ultimate Leafs fan, Mike and Rick are joined by Stanley Cup champion and former Maple Leafs captain, Doug Gilmour! He shares stories from his Hall of Fame career and tells us what he's up to these days. YouTube: https://youtu.be/QN57K7p7Igk Podcast Twitter: twitter.com/SquidUlf​​ Podcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/squidandthe...​ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ULF Twitter: twitter.com/ULeafsFan​​ ULF Facebook: www.facebook.com/ultimateleaf...​ ULF Instagram: www.instagram.com/theultimate...​ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Rick's Twitter: twitter.com/rickvaive22​​ Rick's Instagram: www.instagram.com/rickvaive/

Mission Qualfon tackles a bittersweet goodbye with our Director of Global Compensation, Doug Gilmour. On his final day at Qualfon, Doug reminisces about the start of his career and how the journey in hospitality eventually led to him retiring from the world of compensation. He explains the difference between fairness and equity and the importance of practicing dignity and respect with every employee. He dives into his most touching moments at Qualfon with Alfonso Gonzalez, Mike Marrow, Mike Jossi, and Roberto Sanchez Mejorada.

Eric starts the show by talking to Hall of Famer and Stanley Cup winner Doug Gilmour. He also speaks with Brian Long, the VP of Marketing for Sonnet Insurance, who talks about their partnership with the NHLPA, and trying to help anyone play hockey. Eric also, of course, brings you his DTLOW

Eric Macramalla talks to Doug Gilmour about his career, what he's up to now, and how he's helping anyone who wants to play hockey, as a brand ambassador for Sonnet Insurance

We talk about Medical Mysteries that your doctors could never explain. Speak to someone who found bullets inside of them but cant remember getting shot. And Chris has 2 spleens! We are also joined by Leaf Legend, Doug Gilmour 

Doug Gilmour was a force in the NHL for 20 years from 1983 to 2003. His gritty style of play was truly some of the best two-way play in the history of the game. Killer: My Life in Hockey is an examination of the grit and determination that made Gilmour a Hall of Famer.

Hall of Famer Doug Gilmour remembers the pub life, best Canadian cities, losing his goaltender in a mosh pit, playing mind games on the ice, battling former teammates, studying Gretzky and visiting a medium.