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Lake Superior State's annual "banished" words list is out. It includes "cringe," "game changer," "skibidi," "sorry not sorry," and more. They kindly request that you stop using them immediately.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Lake Superior State's annual "banished" words list is out. It includes "cringe," "game changer," "skibidi," "sorry not sorry," and more. They kindly request that you stop using them immediately.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Lake Superior State's annual "banished" words list is out. It includes "cringe," "game changer," "skibidi," "sorry not sorry," and more. They kindly request that you stop using them immediately.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(7:05am) Once again, Democrats in the House show they don't care about protecting women in sports. The House voted to require all schools receiving federal funds to uphold the original meaning of Title IX and keep biological men out of women's sports. "The Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act" was passed 218-206. Story here: https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/house-transgender-womenssports/2025/01/14/id/1195070/ (7:20am) The family of 37-year-old Durrell Dorn came forward a day after police killed Dorn. Police say he was firing shots into the air and at cars. His loved ones questioned that narrative from police and say that Dorn had mental health issues. The St. Louis County Police Department said since lives were in danger, and they had to do what they had to do to stop the threat. Story here: https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/local/family-of-man-killed-by-police-after-he-fired-shots-yall-just-killed-him-dead/63-373dae1a-5558-4655-b2d8-c2e29e5db120 (7:35am) Peter Hegseth promotes his plan to end identity politics and promotions in the armed forces at his confirmation hearing. Story here: https://redstate.com/streiff/2025/01/14/pete-hegseth-brings-his-a-game-and-gets-the-job-done-n2184351 (7:50am) We discuss the latest annual list of banished words from Lake Superior State. See the list here: https://www.lssu.edu/resources/about-lssu/traditions/banishedwords/ NewsTalkSTL website: https://newstalkstl.com/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/NewsTalkSTL Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/NewstalkSTL Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewsTalkSTL Livestream 24/7: bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In the second hour, Steve Kolb rejoins the show to finish his recap of the Heritage Hills game. Chuck Freeby of Sports MIchiana joins the show to talk about Mishawaka's 21-7 win over New Prairie. Pat Boylan of the Pacers Radio Network joins the show to talk about their loss to the Miami Heat, the final score was 124-111. Chuck Sorrell of South Putnam joins the show to talk about their regional win over Sheridan, final score 60-19. Jace Hodge calls in to recap the UIndy loss to Lake Superior State, 96-94 in overtime. Andrew Smith of the New Pal Radio Network calls in to talk about the New Pal Chatard game also. Fred Inegar calls in to talk about East Noble's 52-17 win over Huntington North. Greg Rakestaw of ISC Sports Network joins to talk about Brownsburg's 22-21 win over Lawrence North. Mark Minner, the voice of the Butler Bulldogs joins to talk about Butler Basketball. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Max Maier talks about MSU Hockey's first series of the year as they swept Lake Superior State 2-1/5-1 last Friday and Saturday. Spartan Soccer was 1-1 this week with a 1-0 win over Northwestern and a loss to #12/7 Maryland 2-1. The football team continued their 3-game losing streak with a loss to #6 Oregon 31-10 Friday night.This Week in Spartan SportsFriday MSU Hockey vs. Boston College 6 pm MSU Soccer vs. Wisconsin 7 pmSaturday MSU Hockey vs. Boston College 6 pmNo football this Week
Joseph J. Garavaglia is a lifelong native of the Detroit Metropolitan area. Joe graduated from Lake Superior State University, with a Bachelor of Science in Biology, and received a Master of Science in Environmental Science from the University of Michigan. Joe received his Juris Doctor from the University Of Detroit Mercy School Of Law. Immediately after graduating from Lake Superior State, Joe began a career in environmental consulting. After earning his master degree, the majority of his focus was regulatory and environmental compliance for large industrial manufacturers, where he spent a significant amount of time in Lansing and Washington D.C. working with government agencies on environmental policies. While working full time and attending law school in the evenings, Joe realized he wanted to interact with people on a more personal level. He decided to help people prepare for life's unknowns, and lend a hand during one of the most difficult times in one's life. To further these aspirations, Joe joined a small-sized estate planning firm. His practice concentrated solely on estate planning, and probate matters. Joe appeared exclusively on all probate hearings in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties. He guided and counseled many families through the post-death administrative process. Joe helped develop and grow the firms probate department. In late 2018, Joe joined Estate Planning Solutions PLLC, bringing over a wealth of experience and knowledge in estate planning and probate matters, and a deep sense of pride in providing his clients a personal estate planning experience Joe is a member of the Probate and Estate Planning sections of the Wayne, Macomb, and Oakland County Bar Associations. Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon's Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big! Connect with Joe Garavaglia: Website: https://michiganestateplanningservice.com/ *E – explicit language may be used in this podcast.
Sam Stockton and Connor Earegood discuss a bleak week of Red Wings' hockey, with the team's losing skid extending to seven games. They get into the total and self-perpetuating nature of Detroit's breakdowns as well as the questions it raises about the depth the team has touted all year. From there, they pivot into a conversation about the Red Wings' quiet deadline, before talking about some of the non-Detroit stories to emerge from the deadline. Finally, they talk about the NCAA Tournament picture, touching on Michigan, Michigan State, Western Michigan, Lake Superior State, and Michigan Tech's postseason journeys.
Season 5 Episode 36 of the Chasing MacNaughton Podcast from Tech Hockey Guide, "Evidence Based Opinion." This week Tim Braun, Dustin Lindstrom, Rob Gilreath, and Matt Cavender were joined by Trent Singer of The Rink Live to discuss the series at Lake Superior State and Michigan Tech's season so far as well as preview the NMU home and home series this weekend. Mitch's Misfits Amazon wishlist is still having items added as we figure it out but you can take a look by clicking here and a reminder, if you rate the Podcast 5-stars, we'll read your review on the podcast and thanks to all our sponsors, Arcadia Insurance Group, Livonia Technical Services, and Fiebke Dental in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. Follow us on twitter at ChasingMacPod and you can submit questions through our email address, ChasingMac@techhockeyguide.com. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Please rate and review which will help us reach more people, and tell your friends. Please check out Jonathan Zamaites series previews every Friday and Mike Anleitner's Old Dog in Texas column every Wednesday (you should definitely read this week's column). Also, keep an eye out for new recruiting articles on Tuesdays. As always, special thanks to our patron saint Doc McResin for his generous donation to get this thing running, we hope you enjoy. Also, thanks to The Thank You Notes for all the bumpers in today's episode. If you like what you hear, check them out at thethankyounotes.bandcamp.com RAW AUDIO: This post is for patrons at the Silver Level ($25/ mo) or above which includes unedited audio and usually drops the night the podcast is recorded or on Sundays. RAW VIDEO: This post is for patrons at the Gold Level ($10/mo) or above which includes unedited video and usually drops the morning after the podcast is record or on Mondays. EXTENDED AUDIO: This post is for patrons at the Black Level ($5/mo) or above which includes extended audio content and usually drops the day before the public podcast on Tuesdays. PUBLIC PODCAST: For additional information and more episode liner notes, check out our episode overview on Tech Hockey Guide. To make sure we can afford all our fancy equipment we purchased for the podcast and the THG website in general, please check out our patreon page and consider joining. Patrons at our Black Level or above receive an authentic MTU jersey patch and access to extra podcast content including extended versions of our other episodes. This week's extended version was over 119 minutes. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chasingmacpod/message
In this episode, Jace sits down with Park City hockey Director, Mike Adamek. The two discuss Mike’s upbringing in San Diego, his transition from San Diego to Lake Superior State to play NCAA hockey, and what eventually brought him to Utah. The two also discuss Mike’s goals for Park City hockey and Park City high school hockey. Then the two get into the hottest conversation in Utah hockey right now with the latest NHL updates and the possibility of the NHL coming to Utah. Lastly, the two talk about the ups and downs of being parent coaches for their kid's hockey teams.
Brad Schlossman (Grand Forks Herald) and Jayson Hajdu (College Hockey Inc.) preview what should be a terrific Thanksgiving weekend of men's college hockey full of compelling conference and non-conference matchups. They also discuss the fallout of Michigan State's impressive sweep of Wisconsin, North Dakota the new No. 1 in the national polls, Jared Westcott's breakout season at Lake Superior State, Bemidji State's comeback knack, Quinnipiac finding its stride, a dominant goaltending performance by Holy Cross' Thomas Gale, and tons more.
Brad Schlossman (Grand Forks Herald) and Jayson Hajdu (College Hockey Inc.) take their weekly stroll around NCAA Division I men's hockey, talking non-conference records, an unlikely sniper in Fairbanks, Wisconsin's best start since Dany Heatley was a freshman, this weekend's sold-out Army-Air Force series, two-much needed wins for Michigan Tech, surging Cornell and Lake Superior State, and a whole lot more. The guys also dig into Brad's Grand Forks Herald piece on the recent positive trends in NCAA hockey. Note: Podcast freezes at 30 minutes 43 seconds. Edited to skip the seven second pause.
On this week's show, we are pleased to be joined by Brian Rolston, a first round Draft choice , in the 1991 NHL Entry Draft by the New Jersey Devils. Rolston was a 17 year veteran of 1,256 games in the National Hockey League. He is a NCAA Champion, with Lake Superior State, a Stanley Cup Champion with the New Jersey Devils, a 3 time Olympian, and a Gold Medalist with Team USA in the 1996 World Cup of Hockey. He had one of the hardest slap shots in the NHL that occasionally made few NHL Goalies duck - he shares some interesting stories!!! Enjoy!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Max Maier talks about MSU Hockey winning two games against Lake Superior State and Men's Soccer Draw against Michigan
Hosts Jim Connelly, Derek Schooley, and Ed Trefzger discuss the results of the weekend and the news of the week on the October 9, 2023 edition of USCHO Weekend Review:• No. 6 Boston College spoils No. 2 Quinnipiac's banner-raising night with a 2-1 overtime win in Hamden.• No. 18 Providence and No. 5 Michigan split their two-game series in Ann Arbor• No. 1 Boston University requires OT to survive on the road at Bentley, 3-2• Michigan State swept Lake Superior State, 5-2, 4-2• Robert Morris returns after two-year absenceSt. Thomas impressive in 5-4 OT win, 1-0 loss vs. No. 8 St. Cloud State• Wisconsin gets first two wins of Mike Hastings era with two shutouts of Augustana
Join Scott and Steven for another episode of the American College Hockey Top 20 podcast! Tonight, we visit with the head coach from our first ACHA M2 program to join us, Lake Superior State's Steven Kaunisto! For more, click like and subscribe and go to www.IceTimeHockeyWest.com.
Episode 147 - GO TO THE WOMEN'S GAMES! + NCAA, NCHC, WCHA Recap for Jan. 22 - Jan. 28, 2023 (Week 19) January 29th, 2023 St. Cloud, MN YouTube: https://youtu.be/9bW3fYipTbg Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-huskies-warming-house-podcast/id1499278131 Episode 147 of the CenterIceView News and Notes segment features a roundup of college and NHL news. First, it's the Huskies Illustrated Weekly Roundup (2:44), where the guys talk about the issue with Bally Sports and if Shayne Gostisbehere is on the move. Next, it's our NCAA Roundup for Week 19, and it was a more mundane week with some interest in Lake Superior State (22:33). The St. Cloud State Men's hockey team dropped some crucial points and slipped for #5 in the Pairwise (36:20). Then, the St. Cloud State Women's team swept Bemidji State on Hockey Day Minnesota, and we take a deep dive into the growth of the program this season (1:00:54). The Minnesota Wild capped off their week before the All-Star break, and we talk a little Iowa Wild too (1:27:38). Finally, the Extra Ice session is not included this week, but it still is a lengthy show. All this and more in another week in the Den! As always, find us on Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Spotify, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, Google Podcasts and Youtube + more. Visit us at huskieswarminghousepodcast.com, and check out our affiliate at centericeview.com. The latest news is on Twitter and Facebook @warminghouseden, and email us at @warminghousepodcast@outlook.com.
UMass has finished in 3rd place in the Kwik Trip Holiday Face-Off in Wisconsin after losing 6-3 to Clarkson and winning 4-1 against Lake Superior State. Some good things happened (like Henry Graham getting his first start and win!) and some bad things happened, and Cameron and Evin are here to break it all down for you!
Scott Borek has been a coach in the US university landscape since 1983.Borek started his coaching career as an Assistant Coach for Dartmouth College and has has never stopped since.After stints at Brown, Lake Superior State, Providence, and University of New Hampshire (among others), Boreks was hired by Merrimack to start the 2018-19 season.It was a job that came with some challenges.Merrimack had the smallest arena. The smallest campus. And it wasn't nationally recognized as a "hockey" school - even though they played in the ultra competitive Big East Division 1 conference.Merrimack never had a nationally competitive team and it was hard to recruit players, but Boreks has changed that in his 5 years at the helm.At the time of this release, the Warriors are the 5th ranked program in the country and have legitimate aspirations of winning a national championship.Boreks penned the term - "Mission Merrimack" - when he was hired. Find out what that means and how culture has played a significant role in the Warrior's evolution into a real contender.This was a fascinating interview and one you will enjoy!
Chris chats with Brock Caufield, fifth-year senior on the University of Wisconsin hockey team, about the upcoming Kwik Trip Holiday Faceoff in Milwaukee at the Fiserv Forum. Brock talks about the season so far for UW, the Wisconsin vs. Minnesota rivalry, growing up in a legendary hockey family, and more. Check out Brock and the Badgers at the Kwik Trip Holiday Faceoff, December 28th and 29th, alongside Lake Superior State, Clarkson, and UMass.
On this week's episode of the #mavpuckcast... Bridget joins Jon to break down the Omaha Hockey team's first road series at Lake Superior State on Oct. 14-15 (includes their picks for “Player of the Week” for the series). Then — in honor of the 25th anniversary of the University of Nebraska at Omaha Hockey program's first-ever game on Oct. 17, 1997 — Bridget interviews original UNO Hockey (and Omaha Lancer) PA Announcer Fred Fahrenbruch (better known to Omahan's by his radio name “Fred Brooks”) about his memories of his time behind the microphone at UNO games (includes pictures from Jon and Bridget's personal collection). The episode concludes with a look at — and predictions for — Omaha's upcoming series against the Alaska Nanooks at Baxter Arena on Oct. 21 and 23. Join the rush, follow MavPuck.com online! https://www.mavpuck.com https://www.facebook.com/mavpuckpage https://www.twitter.com/mavpuck https://www.soundcloud.com/mavpuckcast https://www.youtube.com/mavpuckcast
On this week's episode of the #mavpuckcast... Jon gives a preview of the University of Nebraska at Omaha's upcoming "Wear Black, Give Back: UNO Giving Day" event on Oct. 12-13. Jason and Jon pick apart the Omaha Hockey program getting swept by the Niagara Purple Eagles on Oct. 7-8 at Baxter Arena (the first time a Maverick team has been swept in a home opening series since 1999). They introduce a new segment called "Things You Missed at Baxter Arena" that analyzes new in-game experiences unveiled by the athletic department. They discuss two events put on by the UNO Alumni Association in conjunction with UNO Hockey and the university's homecoming — the Maverick Tailgate on Oct. 7 and the Family Festival on Oct. 8 at Tal Anderson Field/Maverick Park. They wrap up the show with a preview of Omaha's upcoming series at Lake Superior State in Sault Ste. Marie, MI, on Oct. 14-15 at LSSU's Taffy Abel Arena. To learn more about the university's "Wear Black, Give Back: UNO Giving Day" event, visit https://givingday.unomaha.edu Join the rush, follow MavPuck.com online! https://www.mavpuck.com https://www.facebook.com/mavpuckpage https://www.twitter.com/mavpuck https://www.soundcloud.com/mavpuckcast https://www.youtube.com/mavpuckcast
Adam Nightingale has seen hockey from a variety of angles. He grew up in Cheboygan, Mich., playing in a small town. He played college hockey for Lake Superior State and Michigan State. He has coached midget and bantam hockey for Shattuck-St. Mary's. He's also been the director of hockey operations at Michigan State, a video coach for the Buffalo Sabres and Detroit Red Wings, an assistant coach for the Red Wings and has spent the last two seasons as a head coach for the USA Hockey Team Development Program. On May 3, he was named the eighth head coach at Michigan State. He discusses his career with The Rink Live's Jess Myers and Mick Hatten. For more hockey coverage, visit The Rink Live.
Jeff Jackson has had a variety of coaching experiences in his career. Jackson has been the head coach for Notre Dame since 2005 and recently helped the Irish play in the NCAA Division I men's hockey tournament for the 13th time in his tenure. Before that, he was an assistant coach for the New York Islanders (2003-04) and the head coach of the Guelph Storm (2000-03) of the Ontario Hockey League. Jackson helped create the United States National Team Development Program in 1997 and worked for USA Hockey through 2000. Before that, he was the head coach at Lake Superior State (1990-96) after spending four seasons as an assistant coach for the Lakers (1986-90). He discusses his career and a variety of topics with The Rink Live's Jess Myers and Mick Hatten. For more hockey coverage, visit The Rink Live.
Brian Rolston, the 17-year NHL veteran who won the 1995 Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils, joins Darin to talk about Lake Superior State winning the national championship with Lake Superior State in 1992 under head
Mike Gibbons has played or coached hockey for 60 years and is one of the great storytellers in the game. He played college hockey for Bob Peters at Bemidji State from 1975-79 and was a two-time All-American as a defenseman and helped the Beavers win a national title. Peters also enticed Gibbons to start his coaching career in 1981 at Bemidji State. Gibbons shares some of his memories of Peters, who died recently. Gibbons also discusses this season's Bemidji State team, coaching against St. Cloud State (where he was an assistant for 13 seasons), coaching at Northern Michigan and a lot more with The Rink Live's Mick Hatten and Jess Myers. 2:00 Memories of former Bemidji State coach R.H. "Bob" Peters 6:15 Getting recruited to play for BSU 7:05 The first season of the CCHA, 30 national title contenders 9:35 Playing against SCSU for the first time after coaching there 13:25 Bemidji State beating Wisconsins in the NCAA tournament last season 18:25 Coaching at Northern Michigan before the Wildcats won the national title 24:25 Coaching the Sillinger brothers at Bemidji State 27:00 Preview of Lake Superior State vs. BSU series 28:50 How Bob Peters helped him get started in coaching
Hosts Jim Connelly (@jimmyconnelly) and Ed Trefzger (@EdTrefzger) are joined by Northern Michigan head coach Grant Potulny. The conversation includes this year's Wildcats, high points of the season, the new CCHA, the transfer portal, and this weekend's series at Lake Superior State.
Hosts Jim Connelly (@jimmyconnelly), Derek Schooley (@derekschooley), and Ed Trefzger (@EdTrefzger) look at this past weekend's games and news. Topics include:• Some great women's college hockey in Nashville;• North Dakota and Minnesota split a heavyweight series;• Some series wins for top teams against opponents they were heavily favored against;• Minnesota State's 1-0 loss to Lake Superior State with just 15 shots on goal allowed over the weekend;• Conferences that made moves in non-conference play;• Should we use the PairWise word yet?• Coaching milestones for Wayne Wilson at RIT and Brian Riley at Army
+++ Bully #071 +++ Timo Bakos ist schon viel rumgekommen in seinem jungen Leben. Und das er noch viel vor hat, könnt ihr heute in dieser Ausgabe hören. Denn aktuell ist er an der Lake Superior State in Michigan und studiert Business. Markus und ich haben den Globetrotter an seinem Campus besucht und hatten ein tolles Gespräch über Leben in den USA und den Kontakt zu anderen Deutschen Spielern in Nordamerika. Im Vorfeld klären Helmut und Frank aber noch, wie es dazu kam, dass Helmut auf einmal im Radio zu hören ist. Wittern wir da eine Promi-Karriere für Helmut? Unsere Musik kommt heute aus Irland von der band "Good Friend" mit dem Song "We´ll burn that Bridgge, when we get to it". Also, worauf wartest du noch? Kopfhörer auf und ab in die 71. Ausgabe des Bully-Podcastes.
Hosts Jim Connelly (@jimmyconnelly), Derek Schooley (@derekschooley), and Ed Trefzger (@EdTrefzger) look at this past weekend's games and news. Topics include:• We're seeing more parity as the season rolls along with 15 losses combined among the top 20 this weekend;• Others with big weekends including UMass, Ohio State, North Dakota and Michigan;• Harvard is 4-0-0, averaging six goals per game;• Buy or sell? We look at Boston College, Minnesota, Penn State, Lake Superior State, Quinnipiac, UConn, AIC, North Dakota, Boston University;• Derek catches us up on Sunday's RMU Celebrity Hockey Faceoff;• And we discuss the movement to expand the women's NCAA tournament that overtook social media last week.
On the latest edition of “The Parting Schotts Podcast,” Associate Sports Editor Ken Schott previews the Union men's hockey team's two-game weekend series at Lake Superior State. Schott has interviews with head coach Rick Bennett, and players Collin Graf, Josh Kosack and Brandon Estes. Schott also takes a look at the Union women's hockey team's games against ninth-ranked Providence on Friday and Boston University on Saturday with head coach Josh Sciba, and players Celeste Beaudoin and Maddie Suitor. “The Parting Schotts Podcast” is available wherever you get your podcasts and at https://dailygazette.com/category/sports/parting-schotts.
A new segment with rapid-fire questions is tested. We also look at UNO Hockey's season opening series against Lake Superior State and take a look at Omaha's next home series against Maine. Join the rush, follow Mavpuck online! https://www.mavpuck.com https://www.facebook.com/mavpuckpage/ https://www.twitter.com/mavpuck https://soundcloud.com/mavpuckcast https://www.youtube.com/mavpuckcast #CollegeHockey #OmahaHockey #Mavericks
Head to Lake Superior State! - Straw Hats - Sitting on Shoulders
Colin Casey and Scott Marro talk UMass's first ever Hockey East postseason title and look ahead to the Minutemen's first round NCAA matchup against Lake Superior State. Plus, a look at the rest of the tournament and Colin reveals his wild bracket.
This week on Pucks in Deep, Bemidji State goaltender joins the ECH boys to talk Beaver hockey and to tell us about his story becoming one of the nations elite goaltenders. Also in this weeks episode, Driscoll talks about what this covid impacted season has been like for him and the Beavers, the Beavers run last year, that was cut short, the 2019 outdoor game for HDM, and the playoff push that they are currently in, facing Lake Superior State tonight on FloHockey at 7:37 PM. Zach a big reason why ECH is around today, being on the team when ECH'S James Murray was working for Bemidji State, also talks about his time before college and how he's turned into the goalie and person he is today! All that and more on this weeks episode of Pucks in Deep. PLEASE make sure to WATCH this week episode of Pucks in Deep on our Youtube Page everythingcollegehockey and make sure to Subscribe for the boys! Let's keep growing the game! - Connor & James
This week on Pucks in Deep, Bemidji State goaltender joins the ECH boys to talk Beaver hockey and to tell us about his story becoming one of the nations elite goaltenders. Also in this weeks episode, Driscoll talks about what this covid impacted season has been like for him and the Beavers, the Beavers run last year, that was cut short, the 2019 outdoor game for HDM, and the playoff push that they are currently in, facing Lake Superior State tonight on FloHockey at 7:37 PM. Zach a big reason why ECH is around today, being on the team when ECH'S James Murray was working for Bemidji State, also talks about his time before college and how he's turned into the goalie and person he is today! All that and more on this weeks episode of Pucks in Deep. PLEASE make sure to WATCH this week episode of Pucks in Deep on our Youtube Page everythingcollegehockey and make sure to Subscribe for the boys! Let's keep growing the game! - Connor & James Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On the latest episode of the MISportsNow Podcast, our guest is Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference commissioner Kris Dunbar. The former Lake Superior State basketball player, coach and athletic administrator recently sat down with our Cassidy Cobb to discuss her career in athletics.
Amy Metiva did not ride snocross, or even really know about the sport. She is a really good AT and busted it to be the best wherever she was working. Check out some of her story below. Start us with a crazy/awesome story Fargo, North Dakota and it’s negative 39 degrees. The propane tanks froze so the trailer stayed around 42 degrees the whole weekend. Most race weekends we work 15 hour days. We had to backboard in the snow...in the negative 40-degree snow. There were 2 sleds stuck together and a rider underneath the sled. Knowing he needed advanced care quickly we carried him right to the ambulance. Hunter was in an accident in a tight corner. “We are basically waiting for a car accident to happen and then being ready to pounce.” We had a racer get hit by a spindle and had an arterial bleed from the nose and he was not breathing when we got to him. By divine intervention, he came back. He was buried under the snow and we had to dig him out of the snow. Ended up breaking every bone in his face and had 97 stitches in his face. He got to race about 3 weeks later. Hunter, discuss your previous interactions with ATs Hunter grew up playing football and had the high school AT. He did not have much interaction with her. Got hit with a spindle and tried to shake it off. Once he could not move his arm he needed to go see medical. Amy always seems to know when you are going to be hurting and ready to take action. Racers are tougher than nails, so how have you softened them up? Do not go up to the racers when they are focused and in the zone. I communicate beforehand and set up some signals to know they are all good. Build trust before they are injured They come to know if I can get them back into the race safely I will. If I can help them hit their goal and dream...that is the most amazing thing Discuss your journey to becoming an AT. Middle School athlete and was told she had swelling and could not play anymore. She went to an Athletic Trainer and he helped her rehab. In 7th grade she went to a camp and found a book by Arnheim and started reading it on her own. By high school, she was the self-proclaimed medical person. Went through the internship program at Lake Superior State and was assigned tennis. Her parents told her to be the best tennis AT there was even though she did not like tennis. She then moved onto wrestling and loved being the only female AT. That led her to volunteer in lots of places. She stopped the Harlem Globetrotters bus to speak with the AT. This conversation changed Amy’s direction for her career. A year later he called her and brought her to the court to meet the first female Harlem Globetrotter. I have had a lot of jobs between now and then including a ten-year sabbatical to raise my two boys. How did you get into snocross? Someone randomly sent her an offer to help with snocross and she went for it...with no previous knowledge of the sport. “After the first race I was hooked.” Then I got the “call” to the major leagues. She was grilled for 13 hours about how she would handle the job. "God has a plan for me and he wanted me in that place at that time to care for those Snocross athletes."- Amy Metiva Talk about the FXR Snocross medical trailer It is an ER It is a mobile medical clinic We do a lot of taping since they can not fit a brace on with the clothes Sutures, ultrasound, xrays but no medications Everything in the trailer is free for everyone with a “hard card” Family members and crew members as well Expect the unexpected and be ready for anything Obviously, it’s cold, what are your go-to “stay warm” items Klim is a sponsor and provides great gear. Hunter tries to wear almost the same thing each race day whether it is negative temps or just below freezing. Amy does not change her routine either Lots of FXR on the outside
As we continue to celebrate Black History Month, we welcome Paul Jerrard, an assistant coach with the University of Nebraska Omaha Mavericks, to the podcast. One of the few minority coaches to ever stand behind an NHL bench, Jerrard is hoping to help change that moving forward. Through the programs like the NHLCA’s BIPOC coaching program, Jerrard has taken a leadership role in trying to create more opportunity for people for colour in hockey. With people like him leading the charge, we should expect more coaches of colour to be represented in the NHL in the not too distant future. The Winnipeg, Manitoba native has a total of 24 years of coaching experience, which includes five seasons as an assistant in the NHL. The most recent stint saw him spend two seasons on Glen Gulutzan’s staff with the Calgary Flames between 2016 and 2018. Prior to that, Jerrard spent two seasons with the Dallas Stars and one with the Colorado Avalanche. Jerrard got his coaching career started with his alma mater at Lake Superior State following a 10-year professional playing career. He has spent 12 years of his career in the AHL, along with seven seasons in the NCAA. Now in his third season with Nebraska Omaha and Mike Gabinet’s staff, the NCAA D1 11th-ranked Mavericks are in the process of preparing to make a postseason run. Find out his philosophy for running a successful penalty kill from his time in the NHL, how hard work and meaningful connections have helped him in his career, and his thoughts on what steps need to be taken to get more diversity in the NHL.
Jim Dowd, 17 year NHL Veteran, Stanley Cup winner in 1995.Part One:In the first part of the "Inside the Game" Podcast we talk to Jim about his development of becoming a hockey player. How it all started for him back in NJ in youth hockey in Brick New Jersey. We then discuss how he worked and developed his time in the game from Lake Superior State in Michigan to the AHL and playing for Herb Brooks to his 17 year career in the NHL.
Fran Fraschilla is joined by former Purdue Boilermaker and College Basketball Analyst Robbie Hummel. The two discuss a wide variety of topics, including:Robbie on Indiana basketballRobbie on whether his experience playing HS basketball in Indiana prepared him for collegeRobbie on the best stadiums to play atRobbie on why he chose to play at Purdue over ValparaisoRobbie on his ACL injuryRobbie on how he made his way to SpainRobbie on getting injured again in the NBARobbie on whether he’d still be playing in the NBA if he didn’t get injuredRobbie on Nikola PekovicRobbie on playing for MilanoRobbie on playing in RussiaRobbie on how he started playing 3x3
On today's podcast I talk to Bemidji State hockey legend Emma Terres about her college hockey days and about being an assistant coach (19:28). I also talk with Lake Superior State superstar Ashton Calder about his college hockey experience and what he expects from his team this year (2:04).
On the latest episode of the MISportsNow Podcast, we're catching up with Sault Ste. Marie native and Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference commissioner Kris Dunbar. A former Lake Superior State student-athlete, women's basketball coach and director of athletics, Dunbar discusses the struggles collegiate athletic conferences are now facing with the NCAA extending waivers to spring sports athletes due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Joe’s Santa hell gigs, Lake Superior State banned words, New laws for 2020
Fresh off their sweep of the UMD Bulldogs, #1 Minnesota State takes on Lake Superior State at the Mankato Civic Center this weekend. Marissa Voss is joined by EverythingCollegeHockey (ECH) and Mankato Free Press Sports Editor Shane Frederick on this week's episode.
Head Women's Basketball Coach, Mariah Dunham joins Kevin Ericson on this episode of This Weekend in Finlandia Athletics. The pair talk about the local players and fans, their schedule and the first home game of the season next Tuesday. They also touch on playing Michigan Tech and Lake Superior State.
Pregame with Merrimack head coach Scott Borek before the game at Lake Superior State.
Pregame with Lake Superior State head coach Damon Whitten.
Pregame with Lake Superior State head coach Damon Whitten.
Pregame with Merrimack head coach Scott Borek before the game at Lake Superior State.
Deuce Wynes grew up in the "state of hockey", Minnesota. Like so many other Minnesota kids, that meant that Deuce began playing hockey at an early age. High school games were attended by thousands of spectators. Deuce didn't end his hockey career there, however, and instead took his talents to Division 1 schools including Illinois-Chicago and Lake Superior State, which was just coming off a national championship season. Post college, Deuce got an invite to tryout for the pro hockey team in El Paso Texas- not exactly the same hockey hotbed that Minnesota is, but with passionate fans nonetheless. After a couple of years in Texas, Deuce moved on and took a job opportunity in Crested Butte. Deuce continues to be active in the local hockey scene, however- coaching youth hockey, playing in local leagues (contributing plenty of advice in the process), and passing on his love of the game to his family as well. Deuce is also a talented Crested Butte general contractor with his company Blueline Builders. I hope you enjoy this episode of the Crested Butte is Home podcast. Please subscribe to Crested Butte is Home on your favorite podcast player and leave a review- and thanks for listening! Learn More: Blueline Builders Real Estate: Crested Butte Real Estate Agent
UMass continues to win but lose a player to the pros (Not Cale Makar). Meanwhile, Arizona State, American International College, and Lake Superior State maintain great season stories while the Big 10 slips and UNH puzzles. Chris Lynch peruses the week's chaos and stories in the college hockey world.
A program with a history of winning championships and a pantheon of legendary coaches, Lake Superior State is finding success again under head coach Damon Whitten. He talks this year's Lakers, his mentors along the way, and his approach to coaching and the game. Whitten also looks at the remaining games in the regular season in this conversation with hosts Jim Connelly (@JimmyConnelly) and Ed Trefzger (@EdTrefzger).This episode is sponsored by the NCAA men's ice hockey Frozen Four in Buffalo, N.Y., April 11 and 13: ncaa.com/frozenfour
Lake Superior State head coach Damon Whitten (1:50-24:17) and Michigan State's Danton Cole (24:41-48:24) join us on Episode 92 of The Red and White Authority as we continue to preview the 54th Great Lakes Invitational at Little Caesars Arena Dec. 30-31
The start of the 2018-19 season already yielded some important results: Vermont upset Michigan at Yost, and Minnesota got a home win and a tie on the road against Minnesota Duluth. Other big weekends were seen by Lake Superior State, Miami, and Arizona State. Hosts Jim Connelly and Ed Trefzger review those games, plus a compassionate gesture from Army West Point, and some rules discussion.
Merrimack head coach Scott Borek after the 1-0 loss to Lake Superior State.
Pregame with Lake Superior State head coach Damon Whitten.
Pregame with Merrimack head coach Scott Borek before the game with Lake Superior State.
Merrimack head coach Scott Borek after the 5-4 loss to Lake Superior State.
Pregame with Lake Superior State head coach Damon Whitten.
Pregame with Merrimack head coach Scott Borek before the game with Lake Superior State.
It was s highly entertaining Penguins Podcast with Zach Trotman stopping by this week to discuss many a topic with Mike O'Brien and Nick Hart. The trio spoke about Zach's time at Lake Superior State, old playoff battles against the Penguins and his extreme fear of snakes.
For the first time since 2015, Michigan State swept a series at home. Jason and Jacob break down the thrilling and, at some points, dominating series between the Spartans and Lakers of Lake Superior State. What are the big takeaways? Does Michigan State have a legitimate college hockey offense now? They break down the numbers...
The second-year head coach at Lake Superior State, Damon Whitten has learned from some of the greats in the game - including Ron Mason and Rick Comley, who built the Lakers program. In this episode he talks about those mentors, what he takes from his experience as an assistant coach at Michigan Tech and how he went about building his staff.To learn more about Coach Whitten, follow him on Twitter at @DWhitt14 or visit lssulakers.com.
Lake Superior State’s banished words of 2015
TFP Today is on as we get you geared up for Game 7 the 2009 Stanley Cup Finals!!!Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
TFP Today is on as we get you geared up for Game 7 the 2009 Stanley Cup Finals!!!Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
TFP Today is on for the 2009 Stanley Cup Finals!!!Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
TFP Today is on for the 2009 Stanley Cup Finals!!!Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
The Conference Finals have arrived and so has The Hockey Revolution! Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
The Conference Finals have arrived and so has The Hockey Revolution! Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
The Conference Finals have arrived and so has The Hockey Revolution! Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
The Conference Finals have arrived and so has The Hockey Revolution! Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
The Conference Finals have arrived and so has The Hockey Revolution! Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
The Conference Finals have arrived and so has The Hockey Revolution! Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
The Hockey Revolution is on for the 2009 Stanley Cup Playoffs! Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
The Hockey Revolution is on for the 2009 Stanley Cup Playoffs! Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
The Hockey Revolution is on for the 2009 Stanley Cup Playoffs! Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
The Hockey Revolution is on for the 2009 Stanley Cup Playoffs! Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
The Hockey Revolution is on for the 2009 Stanley Cup Playoffs! Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
The Hockey Revolution is on for the 2009 Stanley Cup Playoffs! Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature: Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995. Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history. Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association. Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs. In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com. It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthperiod.com.
Hello round number two!The Hockey Revolution is on for the 2009 Stanley Cup Playoffs!Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature:Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995.Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history.Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association.Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs.In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com.It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthper
Hello round number two!The Hockey Revolution is on for the 2009 Stanley Cup Playoffs!Join host Francis Anzalone and TFP Today's team of radio personalities for sixty minutes of Intense, Informative and In Your Face playoff hockey talk. Throughout the 2009 playoffs, TFP Today's on-air broadcast team will feature:Jay Feaster... Former Tampa Bay Lightning Executive Vice President and General Manager. Feaster managed the Bolts to a Stanley Cup Championship in 2004. That summer, he was named General Manager of the Year by "The Sporting News." Jim Dowd... A 17 year NHL'er and current co-host of "NHL Live," which airs on the NHL Network and XM Satellite Radio. Dowd won a Stanley Cup with the New Jersey Devils in 1995.Frank Anzalone... Has spent the better part of twenty-five years as a coach at the junior, collegiate and professional levels. Anzalone guided Lake Superior State to the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1988. In addition, Anzalone is the fourth winningest coach in ECHL history.Dennis Bernstein... Senior columnist for The Fourth Period and President/CEO of Score Media Ventures. Bernstein is a member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association.Mike Ellis... A Northern Michigan radio personality and TFP contributor who is a sports analyst for WYSS FM and WKNW AM in Northern Michigan. Dan Kingerski... Host of the The Fourth Period's syndicated radio show. Kingerski has worked in broadcasting for nearly fifteen years, and spent time as the play-by-play voice of USA Hockey and the ECHL's Johnstown Chiefs.In addition to hearing from our panel of hockey analysts, we want you to become part of our program. Phone the Blog Talk Radio lines at (646) 929-1165, or drop us an e-mail. Our address is TFPToday@yahoo.com.It's TFP Today for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, every Monday and Wednesday on Blogtalkradio.com and Thefourthper
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