Podcast appearances and mentions of gilbert brule

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The Mutts are back to breakdown the Canucks vs Oilers game & they preview the Battle of Alberta on Saturday night. Gilbert Brule joins us to talk about his summer, his Airbnb Hideaway Creek in Roberts Creek, BC, Pat Quinn, other mentors, his relationship with Milan Lucic & what he's up too right now.

The Owner and President of the Vancouver Giants, Ron Toigo, joined Matt and Blake for President's Week. Before we got to chatting about the team, Ron enthralled us with his story of going down to see the Titanic in a submarine. It's a hell of a story. Moving along, Ron talked about the ups and downs of last season and how they were able to be the first eight seed to take down a one seed. In doing so, he explained that they players he had available at different points of the season really stepped up and how some of them might not be back with the team as they move up through the ranks. Ron talked about the player that Bowen Byram is in the NHL and how he played for him in Jr. Ron talked about his organization's management groups previous and in what they have now. He went through a few of his alumni and how they've fared in the NHL. Ronnie can't say for sure who is the best of the lot. Though, Gilbert Brule might have been the best Jr. player he has ever seen. To wrap it up, they talked about how business is at the LEC since Abby came in. Talked about Chloe Primerano and if she could make it to the WHL.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Owner and President of the Vancouver Giants, Ron Toigo, joined Matt and Blake for President's Week. Before we got to chatting about the team, Ron enthralled us with his story of going down to see the Titanic in a submarine. It's a hell of a story. Moving along, Ron talked about the ups and downs of last season and how they were able to be the first eight seed to take down a one seed. In doing so, he explained that they players he had available at different points of the season really stepped up and how some of them might not be back with the team as they move up through the ranks. Ron talked about the player that Bowen Byram is in the NHL and how he played for him in Jr. Ron talked about his organization's management groups previous and in what they have now. He went through a few of his alumni and how they've fared in the NHL. Ronnie can't say for sure who is the best of the lot. Though, Gilbert Brule might have been the best Jr. player he has ever seen. To wrap it up, they talked about how business is at the LEC since Abby came in. Talked about Chloe Primerano and if she could make it to the WHL.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

6th overall pick in the 2005 NHL Draft Gilbert Brule joined the Mutts to talk about his NHL career, his career overseas & winning a bronze medal at the Olympics for Team Canada. Topics: Bosco: Intro Open up with What are you up too right now, how is the summer going. Clay segment 1: Born in Edmonton & moved to BC at what age Minor hockey Junior hockey Bosco segment 1: NHL draft day Going to CBJ, playing there & relationships from your time in CBJ. Playing for Gallant, Hitchcock & MacLean Going to the Oilers, thoughts on your time in Edmonton. Playing for Pat Quinn. Playing in Arizona, Tippett as a Head Coach. Playing with Shane Doan, Biznasty & Yandle. Thoughts on Brad Treliving as a person. I'll share a story on how great Brad has been for me. Clay segment 2: Playing in the KHL Playing for Team Canada at the Olympics & winning a bronze medal Bosco segment 2: Fan questions U2/Bono story Coming out of the Oilers locker room with fans next to you as you go onto the ice Finish up on are you open to playing in Canada & the US or do you wanna go back to the KHL.

Check out our sponsor PERFECT Sports! Top quality approved for sport supplements available to you for 20% off by using the discount code kenny20. Check out their website;www.perfectsports.com.This week I had the pleasure of welcoming Gilbert Brule onto the podcast. Gilbert was a 6th overall pick in the 2005 NHL draft.  Despite the pressures of being a high level draft pick, Gilberts focus remained on hockey. This is so important for kids to remember. You cannot control what happens in the draft, you can control what you bring to the ice every day.  If you continue to perform you will continue to be successful..One very important point from early in this interview is Gilbert's advice for youth / junior players wanting to move up to the pros.  Get into the gym. Build your strength and power up to make sure that when you step in against those fully grown men you are READY!.Thank YOU for tuning in to another episode of The Elite Development Podcast! Please do me a huge favour and leave a rating / review for the show.Check out the full show here;www.elitedevelopmentpodcast.caCheck out my website;www.coachdusseault.comE-mail me: kenny@coachdusseault.comFollow me on social media;Instagram: @coachdusseaultTwitter: @coachdusseaultFacebook: Coach Dusseault - Strength and Conditioning

My guest this week is one of the most dominant junior hockey players of his era and a former Canadian Olympian who played 299 NHL games, Gilbert Brule! Gilbert shares about coming up through the junior ranks and being one of the most sought after prospects for the 2005 NHL draft, picking up U2's lead singer Bono on the side of the road, what it's like to be scouted for the Olympics, and more! Connect with me at https://www.instagram.com/hawkeytalkpodcast/

In Episode 11 of of Motley Thoughts I had the pleasure in catching up with former NHL player Gilbert Brule. We talk about our connection with guitars and music, and how we developed a friendship from that. We also talk about other life shit...and hockey:) Enjoy!   Support for Motley Thoughts is brought to you by MANSCAPED. Get 20% off and free shipping with the code DUSTY70 at manscaped.com.  It's time to shave those balls! #MANSCAPED #ad #manscapedpod 

Gilbert was hands down the best 1987 born player to come out of western Canada. Brady and Gilbert battled all the way up, Gilbert always coming out on top. They have both had there share of ups and downs and this should be a beauty!! Join us Live 11am Est. Drafted out of the Western Hockey League (WHL), Brulé played major junior with the Vancouver Giants for three seasons. After being named the WHL rookie of the year in 2004, Brulé was selected as the WHL playoff MVP and led the Memorial Cup in scoring, as part of the Giants' WHL championship-winning season two years later. Selected sixth overall in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, he began his NHL career with the Columbus Blue Jackets before being traded to the Edmonton Oilers prior to the 2008–09 season. After three seasons with the Oilers, he was placed on waivers, then acquired by the Coyotes for the 2011–12 season and playoffs. He then joined the ZSC Lions for the 2012–13 season. Brulé was released by the Zurich-based team in October 2012. Internationally, Brulé has represented Team Canada at the 2004 World U-17 Hockey Challenge and 2004 U-18 Junior World Cup, winning silver and gold medals, respectively. Brulé was selected first overall in the 2002 WHL Bantam Draft by the Vancouver Giants. The selection was originally possessed by the Prince Albert Raiders, but was dealt to the Giants in exchange for their third overall and third round selections.[3] He debuted in one game with the Giants during the subsequent WHL season, while playing Junior A[notes 1] in the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) with the Quesnel Millionaires. Recording 57 points (32 goals and 25 assists) over 48 games in his lone BCHL season, he was named the Interior Conference's recipient of the Bruce Allison Memorial Trophy as rookie of the year.[4] In 2003–04, Brulé joined the Giants and tallied 60 points in 67 games. He became the first Giants player to win a major WHL award,[5] receiving the Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy as league rookie of the year.[6] The distinction made him a nominee for Canadian Hockey League (CHL) Rookie of the Year,[7] which went to Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) rookie of the year Sidney Crosby of the Rimouski Océanic.[8] He joined Crosby on the CHL All-Rookie Team. The following season, Brulé finished third in WHL scoring with 87 points (39 goals and 48 assists), establishing a Giants single-season point-scoring record (surpassed by Casey Pierro-Zabotel in 2008–09). During the campaign, he was chosen to a squad of WHL All-Stars against the Russian select team in the 2004 ADT Canada-Russia Challenge in November. Several months later, he competed in the 2005 CHL Top Prospects Game, where he recorded the first hat trick in the history of the all-star match and was named Team Cherry's player of the game. At the end of the season, Brulé was named the CHL Scholastic Player of the Year, having taken more high school credits than any other WHL player. Brulé was born in Edmonton, Alberta, later moving to North Vancouver, British Columbia, during his childhood. He had a sister named Leah who died at the age of 12 as a result of complications from cerebral palsy. Brulé was nine years old at the time of his sister's death and later had her name tattooed on his left wrist. Despite growing up in both Edmonton and Vancouver, Brulé was a childhood fan of the Los Angeles Kings. In May 2010, Brulé donated $10,000 to a fund assisting an Edmonton boy suffering from lymphatic cystic hydroma. The money was allocated to a costly surgery to be performed in New York, which doctors in Canada were unable to perform. Brulé received further media attention a year later for picking up a pair of hitchhikers who turned out to be Irish rock band U2 frontman Bono and his assistant in a West Vancouver neighbourhood on May 31, 2011. In return, Brulé was given backstage passes for him and his mother, for U2's concert in Edmonton on the next day. During the show, Bono thanked Brulé for the ride.Subscribe to the Hockey Podcast Network On YouTubeFollow Brady On Instagram : @Hockey2Heroin / @Hockey2Hell @pucksupportwww.pucksupport.com

The gang gets together in the Pucks on net living room for the first time in a month to chat about what seems to have been a pretty slow week in the world of hockey. Ryan, Sheila, Dave and special guest Jeff hold down the fort this week. A loose episode about the Vancouver Canucks, Ilya Bryzgalov's Oiler debut, Cory Schneider being a complainy pants and whether or not Canucks fans would show the same sort of support that San Jose Sharks fans showed Brent Burns after his big hat trick on Friday night.Being based in Vancouver, the gang reminisce about the life and times of Gilbert Brule, include his best years with the Vancouver Giants, his encounter with U2's Bono and above all else, Jeff's on ice interview and feature with him back in his BCIT days. Enjoy everybody! 

Brule talks about the shootout win against Ottawa

Brule talks about earning a point in San Jose

Gilbert Brule talks about his first goal of the season

Brule's first of the season makes it 2-0 CBJ