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Milan Hejduk is the Colorado Avalanche team record holder for most games played in franchise history! Hejduk didn't just "play" - he was an essential part of the 2001 Stanley Cup season, won the 2003 Rocket Richard Trophy for scoring the most goals in the NHL that season, and is one of only 3 players to wear the "C" for the Avalanche. He played with some dynamic talent over the years and has great stories about Joe Sakic, Peter Forsberg, Ray Bourque, Teemu Selanne and Paul Kariya... Milan Hejduk is a Colorado Avalanche legend! ENJOY..!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hockey season is getting closer and there is much to talk about including a 1on1 with Milan Hejduk. With Off Ice Hosts Meghan Angley and Jesse Montanto.  #NHL #ColoradoAvalanche #GoAvsGo #NHLHighlights #HockeyNews #AvalancheNews #HockeyInterviews #NHLPressConferences #AvalanchePressConferences #NHLPodcasts #AvalanchePodcasts #NHLFeatures #AvalancheFeatures #StanleyCup #nhlplayoffs https://www.guerillasports.net/articles/your-complete-guide-to-cal-ritchie-and-colorado-avalanche-prospects-at-the-rookie-faceoff

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In this episode, I speak with the classicist Julia Hejduk on Ovid's The Art of Love. I hope you enjoy our conversation!    

In this episode, I speak with the classicist Julia Hejduk on Ovid's The Art of Love. I hope you enjoy our conversation!    

The Best of John-Michael Liles from Missin Curfew Ep 45 and Ryan O'Reilly from Ep 30 (Recorded on February 17th and May 27th, 2021)John-Michael Liles:Playing with Lupul in TorontoSakic and Hejduk as a Rookie in ColoradoAll-Time Phil Kessel StoriesHow the Wine Cave was createdAltitude TV with Kyle KeefeRyan O'Reilly: Rookie O'Reilly with OB in ColoradoConcerts on the RoadHow he got the nickname FactorThe most hungover practice with OBLarry Flowers and the Cup in St. LouisVideo is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/vOJrJRtWFIgFollow Missin Curfew on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/missincurfewFollow Missin Curfew on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MissinCurfewThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4534761/advertisement

Continuem el nostre periple pels estudis catalans dedicats a la neuroarquitectura. Avui visitem Neuronalab, acompanyats de la seva fundadora, Ana Garcia. Mirades transversals amb Miquel

In this episode, Dr. Williams interviews Dr. Julia Baylor, professor of classics and Associate Dean of the Honors College at Baylor University. Baylor University is the university that hosts the Principia Journal.

On Episode 379 of Spittin' Chiclets, the guys are joined by Milan Hejduk and Adrian Kempe. Milan joined (1:43:15) to discuss his legendary career in Colorado, escaping Communism, what he is up to now and some charity work he is doing. But first, the guys open the show talking about the slap heard around the world at The Oscars. The guys then dive into their trip to Wheeling and Atlanta and make a major show announcement. Next, the fellas talk NHL, and most importantly the Dadonov Non-Trade in Vegas. The guys are then joined by Biz's former roomie, Adrian Kempe of the LA Kings. Adrian joined (3:05:48) to discuss the Kings, playing in LA, living with Biz and tons more. The guys wrap up with some random topics including an OnlyFans Dad, LeBron, Jimmy Butler and more.

Dr. Julia Hejduk of Baylor University guides us through Canto 22 of Purgatorio. 100 Days of Dante is brought to you by Baylor University in collaboration with the Torrey Honors College at Biola University, University of Dallas, Templeton Honors College at Eastern University, the Gonzaga-in-Florence Program and Gonzaga University, and Whitworth University, with support from the M.J. Murdock Trust. To learn more about our project, and read with us, visit 100daysofdante.com.

Episode 5 features part two of Milan Hejduk.  Milan discusses growing up in communism, the Cold War, and the Fall of the Berlkin Wall, and the Prague Spring.  This episode also dives into the personal side of Milan with stories of the Hejduk wedding and raising two elite hockey sons.   We were also honored to have Cody Beekman from On the Bench with Beeks on to discuss his connection to the legendary Milan "Hejduck." 

The DAWGPOD Episode 4 features "the Duke,"#23...Milan Hejduk!!  Milan reaches out to a fellow Czech and recipient who is battling cancer to offer encouragement. We cover his journey from the Czech Republic to his prolific carreer in the NHL with the Colorado Avalanche.  From winning the gold medal with the Czechs to  the 2001 Stanley Cup to the untold Hejduk wedding story, Milan shares stories from his career, life, and his ten year journey with DAWG Nation. 

Bik and Jamie break down Game 13 between the Canucks and Canadiens, as Tyler Toffoli scores against his old team… again. 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.

Meatballs & Icebulls. Adam Foote, Ryan Getzlaf, NHL coach Dean Chynoweth a zákulisí Filipa Pešána. Jak to funguje v české hokejové mládeži? S bývalým hokejistou, draftovaným Coloradem, Davidem Švagrovským a Lukášem Majerem, který vede hokejovou akademii v Budějovicích. NEXT? PLIVAL SI TU NA VEGAS, TY POKRYTEC  https://open.spotify.com/episode/5CXsofJyWD7V6OWbCGbhkV   Produkcie @primozkabiny by @zapoofficial  https://www.zabavavpodcastoch.sk/  

For the casual or younger hockey fans who don't know the name Pierre Lacroix, check out this short trip down memory lane. Lacroix was the GM mastermind behind the Avalanche run in the late 90s/early 2000s that saw 2 Cup Wins and one of the best teams to ever do it. We'll talk about guys like Sakic, Forsberg, Roy, Bourque, Blake, Selanne, Kariya, Hejduk, Drury, Tanguay, and more!

Milan Hejduk joins the podcast to discuss his big night when they raised his numbers to the rafters, why he wore 23, and the story behind his international number. Jersey retirements are incredible ceremonies, and they're all unique. Perhaps none more than the Toronto Maples Leafs big surprise in 2016. We'll hear from so fans who attended Hejduk's retirement from his suite, a Ducks fan who spread his wings and flew to Toronto to see Kariya and Selanne's HHOF induction, then flew to Anaheim to meet Kariya before his jersey ceremony. We top it off with memories shared from Henrik & Daniel's retirement during the 50th anniversary season. Unretired numbers, Ray Bourque being the first Av retired, Messier unretiring Wayne Maki's number - even the trivia is jersey retirement releated. Grab your favourite player's jersey and get ready for one hell of an episode.

This week the boys on the Bench welcome on Avalanche royalty, Stanely Cup champion, Olympic Gold medal winner and all around incredible person, Milan Hejduk! In this epic episode the boys get to chat with “Hedgie” about his illustrious hockey career and have a few laughs along the way. Learn about how Milan started playing, how Cosmo Kramer helped him learn English and so much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/onthebenchwithbeeks/support

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Former Avalanche forward Milan Hejduk and his 16-year-old son Marek are the guests on this week's edition of OctoPulse.

Denver Post hockey writer Mike Chambers visits with former Avalanche great Milan Hejduk in the latest episode of Traffic In Front of the Net. Hejduk, who has his No. 23 retired in the Pepsi Center rafters, discusses the Avs' first playoff-series victory since 2008 -- when he was the right winger on a line with Joe Sakic -- Colorado's second-round opponent, the team's deepest blue line since 2004 and more. The podcast includes the voice of Martin Richardson, executive director of Dawg Nation Hockey Foundation, of which Hejduk is a board member. Richardson discusses his organization's recent donation to the grieving Humboldt Broncos and the lineup for the upcoming Dawg Bowl charity hockey tournament in Littleton.

What do you do after you’ve just crashed and burned in a World Cup? That’s what the entire 1998 U.S. men’s national team was asking themselves, including the coach. The day after the team lost to Yugoslavia in its third and final World Cup game, Steve Sampson told the Washington Post that he wanted to remain head coach and that he wouldn’t let a few disgruntled players dictate his future. He even threatened to fine players who had aired their grievances in the press.   But Sampson was smart enough to know he was headed for the exit. His boss, U.S. Soccer Federation president Alan Rothenberg, asked Steve to meet him for breakfast in Paris first thing Monday. Sampson remembers: “I offered my resignation because I felt it was the right thing to do because I had lost three games in a world championship. I didn't want Alan to feel as if he needed to fire me. Before he could get it out of his mouth, I offered to him to resign from the national team." An autographed U.S. national team jersey from the 1998 World Cup. Most of the players returned to the U.S., eager to forget the painful losses in France. But for Frankie Hejduk, the end of the World Cup marked a new beginning. He was actually kind of -- elated. Amid all the drama swirling around the U.S. national team, Hejduk and his agent negotiated a contract to play with Bayer Leverkusen, a top-flight German team. This California surfer and reluctant soccer star was headed to the big time in Europe. (Soccer Digest, November 1998) “It's crazy how that works out, right?” Hejduk remarks to Roger Bennett in American Fiasco. “It ended up changing my life in probably the best way ever because I wouldn't be here with you, doing interviews, I wouldn't be fishing. I wouldn't be hitting golf balls off my back deck.” Hejduk’s excitement, of course, was the exception. Most of the team returned to the U.S., eager to forget their humiliating defeat in France. More than anything, 1998 was supposed to be the year that this group of guys, playing this game, finally won over the great uncaring American audience to establish the game they loved as a truly major league sport. Roger Bennett with former U.S. national team defender Marcelo Balboa at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Denver, home of the Colorado Rapids. Balboa spent most of his MLS career with the Rapids and is a coach with the team’s development academy.     “The boys had blown it. We had really lost of lot of respect from the world and internationally,” says striker Eric Wynalda. “Not until Brandi Chastain saved it in 1999, did we have a good feeling about the sport.” That was the year Chastain won the World Cup for the U.S. women’s team in a dramatic penalty shootout. Soccer was once again breakfast table conversation, because Chastain and Mia Hamm were plastered all over Wheaties boxes.   It’s been 20 years since the men finished last at the World Cup. The petty grievances, the outsized vanities and the rank embarrassment have mostly faded away. Since then, soccer has arrived in the United States. Dozens of leagues are broadcast on American television. EA Sports FIFA isn’t just a best-selling video game; it’s an educational tool that is introducing generations to the rules, teams and stars of the sport. International icons Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi regularly poll in Americans’ top ten favorite sports heroes, outranking their N.F.L., M.L.B. and N.B.A. counterparts. This past season, 72,000 fans packed a stadium in Atlanta and set a Major League Soccer attendance record. The two previous records were held by, wait for it, Atlanta. And today, though Americans were embarrassed that the U.S. men failed to even qualify for the 2018 World Cup, worry not. The U.S. Women will — let’s pray — redeem us once again at the 2019 World Cup. After all, they’ve won three World Cups to date. As for the men’s team, hope still burns in the hearts of American soccer evangelists and 1998 survivors like Hank Steinbrecher. “We're Americans,” Steinbrecher tells Roger in the final moments of the podcast. “Let's climb Everest. Let's go to the moon. Let's cure cancer. Go for it. Let's win a World Cup.”  

Colorado Avalanche great Milan Hejduk joins The Denver Post's Mike Chambers to discuss his upcoming jersey retirement ceremony and the current state of the team. Martin Richardson, executive director of Dawg Nation, also joins the show as a guest.

Former Colorado Avalanche captain Milan Hejduk joins The Denver Post's Mike Chambers to discuss his jersey retirement, which is planned for Jan. 6, 2018. Hejduk also touches on the Matt Duchene trade, new Avs' defenseman Samuel Girard and what he thinks of the younger, faster Avalanche this year. Martin Richardson, executive director of Dawg Nation, also joins the show as a guest.

The first issue of Classical World's 111th volume takes a wide-ranging look at the 50th anniversary of the so-called "Harvard School" of Vergilian interpretation. Guest editor Julia Hejduk of Baylor University joins us to talk about the importance of the 22 essays by eminent scholars to Classicists and the academic community at large.

One of the all-time great Avalanche players talks about the announcement that his number 23 jersey will be retired and lifted into the rafters at Pepsi Center.

Ken's journey has been as interesting as it is eclectic. His career started in a restaurant, but soon ventured into design. Today, he runs Little Jacket, a brand consultancy that focuses on helping high-growth startups leverage great design to take their business to the next level. In this episode, we talk about: How he got started as a snowboarding, screen printing designer. Taking a business from printing band posters to doing more profitable design work. Pivoting to a world of working with high-profile startups and high-growth companies. You can follow him on Twitter here. Show notes are available at ObsessedShow.com.

Everything goes off the rails in this entire episode, as a wild Frankie appears. Recap of Crew vs. Wizards. Praying to Jodude. Man Balls. Celebrity fans Donny and Jason Murray of Murderers Row stop by for a chat. More Frankie. Battle for The Grand Prize. More Frankie. Homesickness, and how it can be avoided. Preview of Crewzers FC at New England.  This episode. Sweet Jesus.

Ken's journey has been as interesting as it is eclectic. His career started in a restaurant, but soon ventured into design. Today, he runs Little Jacket, a brand consultancy that focuses on helping high-growth startups leverage great design to take their business to the next level. In this episode, we talk about: How he got started as a snowboarding, screen printing designer. Taking a business from printing band posters to doing more profitable design work. Pivoting to a world of working with high-profile startups and high-growth companies. You can follow him on Twitter here. Show notes are available at ObsessedShow.com.

Crew defender Josh Williams, assistant coach Ricardo Irabarren and Crew Brand Ambassador Frankie Hejduk join the program during the off week for the Black & Gold.

Today the Avs took on 9-1, Northwest division leader, the Minnesota Wild, and beat them 4-1. Lapierriere got his 100th goal of his career, and Hejduk got his fourth goal in only two games. The Avs are now 5-4-2, with 12 points. The show notes site crashed, and we are working to get it back up and running, so it should be working by the next podcast (October Under Review). Please check out the forums at www.z10.invisionfree.com/AVScast_Forum.

Today the Avs decimated the Los Angeles Kings, an once Av Rob Blake. The Avs won by a score of 6-1, scoring 5 of the goals in the second period. Hejduk got a goal using his face, although it was not the game winner (Hejduk did get the game winner also) it was a pretty nice goal. The widget can be downloaded here or by clicking on the AVScast Widget link at AVScast.com and hitting the link. Please visit the show notes at http://www.geocities.com/udtmnshownotes/AVScast. Also, please visit the Forums at www.z10.invisionfree.com/AVScast_Forum. Happy Birthday to the iPod, who turned 5 today.