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Cole Bagley, Utah Hockey Club insider for KSL Sports, joins the program to talk about the latest in the Utah Hockey Club including their 6-0 win over the Las Vegas Knights and the upcoming game agaisnt the Dallas Stars.

Cole Bagley, Utah Hockey Club insider for KSL Sports, joins the program to talk about the loss against the Las Vegas Knights, what to look for ahead of tonights match up with the Washington Capitals.

Justin Herbert has an injury to his plantar fascia. Stephanie Rogers (VP Marketing) & Darlene Navarro (VP HR) of the Las Vegas Knights. Worst Day on the Web: Amani Toomer calls Caleb Williams "Russell Wilson 2.0". Caleb Williams on what he needs to improve most.

On remote at PDXYZ. Football is back! Texans & Bears in the Hall of Fame Game. Co-founders of The PEER 150, Brad Cohen & Ryan Gabel... and they went to college with Dusty! Xavier Worthy is super fast, but also super small. Justin Herbert has an injury to his plantar fascia. Stephanie Rogers (VP Marketing) & Darlene Navarro (VP HR) of the Las Vegas Knights. Worst Day on the Web: Amani Toomer calls Caleb Williams "Russell Wilson 2.0", and not in a good way. Caleb Williams on what he needs to improve most. Bo Nix is standing out at Broncos camp. Which teams have actual QB battles? Paris Olympics update. Georgia dismisses receiver after arrest on multiple family violence charges. Texas A&M QB guarantees win over Texas.

Crafting Connections Through Candid Conversations: Insights from 'The Nightly Rant' with Mike and ToryaAmid the din of modern media, finding authentic voices that resonate with sincerity can feel like a search for a needle in a haystack. Yet, there are those rare instances where the dialogue cuts through the noise, providing entertainment and insightful reflections on society, creativity, and personal relationships. Mike and Torya, of 'The Nightly Rant', have mastered this art of genuine conversation, and their recent episode with guest Kurt Sasso, host of 'Two Geeks Talking', is no exception.Key Takeaways:The surprising realities of long-running shows and the perseverance behind their success.Navigating social expectations and relationship dynamics in the context of financial responsibilities.The role of sports as a cultural touchstone and the personal connections it fosters among enthusiasts.The Art of Persistence in Passion ProjectsThe world is replete with podcasts aiming to carve their niche in an oversaturated market, yet few achieve the longevity distinguishing a remarkable show from a fleeting one. Mike acknowledges Kurt's impressive 15-year run with 'Two Geeks Talking', a feat revealing dedication and a persistent zeal for one's craft. As Kurt humbly underscores, "It's not for lack of trying. It's for persistence and stubbornness, I guess."The broader implication of this exchange lies not merely in its testament to tenacity but speaks to a deeper resonance within the creative industries. Success often demands more than talent; it necessitates a stubborn refusal to surrender to the ebb and flow of popularity and adversity.Unspoken Social Contracts: Relationships and Financial ExpectationsThe evening's discourse takes a sharpened turn as Torya narrates a Reddit-based query: "Am I the asshole for dumping my girlfriend after she expected me to pay for everyone on her birthday?" This introduction of a moral dilemma within a relationship unexpectedly steers the conversation into the treacherous terrain of societal norms and expectations.Kurt's brutal honesty — "Sounds like he dodged a bullet" — strips the issue down to its core. This incident goes beyond a simple financial faux pas to reveal deep-seated presumptions about gender roles and economic obligations within relationships. Dissecting this topic further, the panel acknowledges the importance of communication and mutual understanding. As Mike suggests, it's prudent for friends and family to clarify boundaries and expectations, especially concerning financial matters.Sports as a Unifying Force and Personal PassionSport, in all its glory, hails as a staple theme for many worldwide, and Kurt's enthusiastic portrayal of his allegiances swiftly captures the essence of fan devotion. With a listing preference of sports to watch and play, the adaptability of sports-related happiness becomes apparent.The collective discussion commemorates athletic endeavors and nods to the shared experiences and connections that sports engender. The collective local pride over the Las Vegas Knights or the anticipation of the A's becoming the Las Vegas A's transcend mere fandom; they symbolize community identity and personal milestones.TimestampSummary0:00:15Introduction to the show and topic0:01:10Kurt introduces himself and his show0:02:53Kurt discusses his interview process and experiences0:04:45Discussion transitions to the "Am I the Asshole" scenario0:05:18OP describes his girlfriend's birthday dinner situation0:07:51OP questions if he is the asshole for breaking up with his girlfriend0:08:47Kurt gives his opinion on the situation0:09:14Mike shares a similar situation with family0:10:35Discussion on dodging a bullet and the girlfriend's behavior0:11:12Closing remarks and end of the conversation0:10:53Kurt questions the cost of the dinner and compares it to a wedding.0:11:15Torya mentions that the friends ordered expensive items on the menu.0:11:31Mike comments on the expensive cost of the dinner.0:12:08Kurt suggests that the man should have invited his own friends.0:12:32Mike is proud of the man for not caving in to the demands.0:13:00Torya shares that the post has no resolution yet.0:13:03Mike asks about the comments on the post.0:13:35Torya mentions that people agree with their perspective.0:14:00Mike suggests discussing affordability before accepting an invitation.0:14:31Kurt jokes about his lactose intolerance and mentions his love for Cheesecake Factory.0:15:16Torya talks about a Canadian restaurant similar to Cheesecake Factory.0:15:36Kurt discusses his Canadian accent and regional influences.0:17:06Kurt and Torya talk about spotting Canadian license plates in Vegas.0:17:26Mike asks about an exciting episode of Kurt's show.0:18:15Kurt mentions interviewing a director from Japan and a Hollywood producer with a unique story.0:19:06Mike shares his experience with unexpected guests on his tech show.0:20:12Kurt discusses the excitement of discovering new aspects during interviews.0:20:50Mike talks about his interview style and playing off the guest's responses.0:21:07Kurt mentions interviewing famous guests on his show.0:21:39Importance of asking questions organically and paying attention to details0:22:04Guest wearing a banana suit on the show0:22:29Discussion about sports preferences: hockey, baseball, football, basketball0:24:09Kurt's experience in playing golf, football, and martial arts0:24:41Loyalty to all Detroit teams despite their performance0:25:24Mike's disappointment with the XFL football team and their lack of communication0:27:48Kurt's frustration with Detroit teams and conspiracy theories0:29:21Discussion about the potential move of the Oakland A's to Las Vegas0:30:47Conversation about the Boston Red Sox and their World Series win0:31:14Mention of the Cleveland Guardians and Chicago Cubs winning the World Series0:31:27Detroit Tigers' long World Series drought0:31:47Mike's involvement in fantasy hockey and baseball with his kids0:31:57Mike shares about finding classic moments in baseball history on YouTube and wanting his kids to see the beautiful moments from the sport.0:32:31Mike mentions watching old baseball videos that are funny to watch due to their grainy quality.0:32:42Kurt suggests showing the Gibson 84 home run against San Diego to Mike's kids.0:33:13Mike acknowledges Kurt's suggestion and mentions it being the first time a player had won both the American League and National League with a home run in the World Series.0:33:28Mike asks Kurt to share where people can find him and his show.0:34:00Kurt provides various websites where people can find him and his show, including tgtmedia.com, twogeekalking.com, and YouTube.com/dgtmedia.0:34:09Kurt concludes by saying that everyone has a story to tell and thanks for listening to Two Geeks Talking.0:34:15Torya says goodbye to everyone.0:34:22Mike thanks listeners and asks for a five-star rating if they enjoyed the show.0:34:27Torya mentions that the podcast is produced by Yogis's Podcast Network.

Chad, Ricky, and Tim pre-game for Frozen Fury 2021: LA Kings vs. Las Vegas Knights by recounting the past week while opening Upper Deck Skybox Metal Universe Hockey!

The Sports Machine with Slim starts out today talking about the hiring of Jarod Mayo as the new head coach of the New England Patriots. Mayo is now the youngest head coach in the NFL at 37 years of age. Who will be the General Manager? That is the most important next step to figure out for the Patriots franchise. The Celtics have a lot of figuring out to do themselves. What a weak effort last night against the Milwaukee Bucks. Giannis and crew scored 25 straight points during one stretch of the game. Complete no-show by the Celtics. The Bruins showed up and battled to a 1-1 game at the end of regulation. But then they cracked early into overtime, losing to the Las Vegas Knights by a score of 2-1. Fridays are for football picks here on The Sports Machine with Slim. Today, we give you some insight into how the public is thinking about each of the games coming up this playoff weekend! Listen here if you want to know who to pick, or better yet, who not to pick!

Daniel Buitrago & Jack Lau get freaky with the boys from The Freaky Deaky podcast.   The Freaky Deaky Podcast, the show and the audience, Christian's roller hockey and beer league career, the flamingo on the Gulkana, full knee replacement & the recovery, the Las Vegas Knights hockey venue and experience, meeting coach/GM Barry Trots of the Nashville Predators, the creation of a podcast based off paranormal conversation smoking weed in a garage, Aaron Sweeney & Roasted Timbers Woodworx, managing the podcast and content schedule, embracing the podcast haters, Scott's intro into graphic designing, filming & lightsabers?, challenges of editing podcast, history based podcast “Hardcore History”, “The Fall of Civilizations”, Mr. Belvedere, ghost stories, ghost tours, explaining the unexplainable & the 4th dimension, what's up with Bigfoot, Yeti, Sasquatch, Bigfoot, Bigfoot Patterson film, real or not?, religious childhood experiences, UFO's, the alien cake, death by 1000 rats or a bear?, Encounters Documentary, Planet Surpro, The Ouija board, 6 year old demon boy named Zach, Witches & exorcism, AK folklore, the brave little toaster” Sinister” Poltergeist, “Smile”, John Lau's spiritual experience,   Visit our website - www.alaskawildproject.com Follow on Instagram - www.instagram.com/alaskawildproject Watch on YouTube - www.youtube.com/@alaskawildproject Support on Patreon - www.patreon.com/alaskawildproject

Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino talk everything Atlanta Sports, the National Sports picture and the current (and WAY back when) in pop culture! Get the latest and your fill of Atlanta Braves, Georgia Bulldogs, Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Hawks daily from two "Southern" Yankees daily Mon-Fri from 11a-2p! Damn Good Dawg Matt Stinchcomb presented by Georgia's Own Credit Union, Engineered Solutions of Georgia, ASW Distillery and Buffalo Wild Wings! Drive Into the Redzone presented by Realtree Las Vegas Golden Knights already in the future? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Friend of the show Jon Taffer returns to talk about his latest venture, Taffer's Browned Butter Bourbon. Other topics of discussion include, but are not limited to, Taffer's Tavern, the Las Vegas Knights, ageism, and the enduring appeal of Jon's long-running TV show "Bar Rescue" and the craziest things he's encountered on set. Also, another installment of "Drinks of the Week," highlighting offerings from one of Dan's favorite winemakers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino talk everything Atlanta Sports, the National Sports picture and the current (and WAY back when) in pop culture! Get the latest and your fill of Atlanta Braves, Georgia Bulldogs, Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Hawks daily from two "Southern" Yankees daily Mon-Fri from 11a-2p! Damn Good Dawg Matt Stinchcomb presented by Georgia's Own Credit Union, Engineered Solutions of Georgia, ASW Distillery and Buffalo Wild Wings! Drive Into the Redzone presented by Realtree Las Vegas Golden Knights already in the future? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino talk everything Atlanta Sports, the National Sports picture and the current (and WAY back when) in pop culture! Get the latest and your fill of Atlanta Braves, Georgia Bulldogs, Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Hawks daily from two "Southern" Yankees daily Mon-Fri from 11a-2p! Damn Good Dawg Matt Stinchcomb presented by Georgia's Own Credit Union, Engineered Solutions of Georgia, ASW Distillery and Buffalo Wild Wings! Drive Into the Redzone presented by Realtree Las Vegas Golden Knights already in the future? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this captivating episode, we embark on a journey that combines two significant events: the devastating Canadian wildfires and the improbable triumph of the Las Vegas Knights in the Stanley Cup Finals. Join us as we explore the intertwining narratives of destruction and triumph, resilience and celebration.First, we delve into the Canadian wildfires that ravaged vast areas of the country, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. We examine the causes, impact, and magnitude of these wildfires, shedding light on the environmental, social, and economic consequences they brought upon affected communities. We hear firsthand accounts from survivors, firefighters, and experts who worked tirelessly to combat the blazes and rebuild shattered lives.Transitioning to a different realm, we shift our focus to the world of ice hockey, specifically the remarkable journey of the Las Vegas Knights. Against all odds, this expansion team captured the hearts of fans and defied expectations by reaching the pinnacle of the sport, clinching the Stanley Cup. We delve into the team's meteoric rise, the key players and strategies that propelled them forward, and the emotions and celebrations that followed their historic victory.But what's the connection between these two seemingly disparate events? As we explore further, we uncover the profound symbolism that emerges when juxtaposing the wildfires with the Knights' triumph. We analyze the resilience and determination exhibited by both the affected communities and the hockey team, highlighting the parallel stories of overcoming adversity and finding hope amidst chaos.Additionally, we examine the role of sports in times of hardship, exploring how the Las Vegas Knights' success provided a sense of unity, healing, and inspiration to not only their home city but also to those affected by the wildfires in Canada. We discuss the power of collective spirit, rallying together, and finding solace in shared victories during challenging times.Through interviews with experts, community members, and sports enthusiasts, we gain insights into the human spirit's resilience and the ability of sports to uplift and inspire during moments of crisis. We also explore the ongoing efforts to rebuild and restore the affected areas in Canada and how sports can play a role in raising awareness and support for recovery initiatives.Join us for an episode that weaves together the threads of destruction and triumph, showcasing the strength of communities in the face of adversity and the unifying power of sports. Through the lens of the Canadian wildfires and the Las Vegas Knights' Stanley Cup victory, we explore the human capacity for resilience, hope, and the celebration of remarkable achievements.Support the Podcast:Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mapleglazedBuy Us A Beer: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mapleglazedGET CONNECTED:

Pac12 Football predictions: USC, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Oregon State. QB 2024 draft order: Williams, Nix, Maye, Penix. Josh Pate: will Utah three-peat? Saying something nice about each Pac12 team. Prototypical NFL QB size and weight? Brynn emotional when it comes to USC? SEC 8 game conference schedule. Las Vegas Knights win the Stanley Cup.

Peter Laviolette is officially the new coach of the New York Rangers. With the NHL season finally over, the Las Vegas Knights have won their first Stanley Cup. We chat about the busy off season Chris Drury has ahead of him, as well as a quick recap of some season high points and low points. Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/broadwayblockpodcast/TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@broadway_blockYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-4OSzH5NKz4EmhVCk0yaZgTwitter:https://twitter.com/Broadway_BlockApple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/broadway-block/id1646160199Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/3KqBFrqn7maexzAnVeqCUH

(0:00) Zolak & Bertrand start the second by diving into potential t-shirt ideas for the show. (12:46) The crew questions this has been the worst start to a year for Bill Belichick as head coach. (21:01) With Zo back today, we get his thoughts on Bruce Cassidy and the Las Vegas Knights winning the Stanley Cup. (30:07) We bring on today's version of This Or That.

What do the Denver Nuggets and Las Vegas Knights have in common with the freight markets? The West Coast is heating up and that's not the only region to keep an eye on. Justin Maze has some major callouts in our regional breakdown this week, including net new carrier revocation numbers and an update on fuel. This and more on our weekly #TransfixTake podcast. Disclaimer: All views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of Transfix, Inc. or any parent companies or affiliates or the companies with which the participants are affiliated, and may have been previously disseminated by them. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are based upon information considered reliable, but neither Transfix, Inc. nor its affiliates, nor the companies with which such participants are affiliated, warrant its completeness or accuracy, and it should not be relied upon as such. All such views and opinions are subject to change.

First, I apologize. This show went off the rails a few times. I blame Sosa. Denver Nugguts are your NBA Champs. Las Vegas Knights are your NHL Champs. College World Series is set. Who you got to win? MLB talk. NFL news too. US Open coming up soon. #OOG #OffOurGame #NFL #MLB #NBA #NHL #NCAA #NCAAFB #SEC #BIG12 #B1G #ACC #PAC12 #Football #Gigem #NHLPlayoffs #StanleyCup #NBAPlayoffs #CollegeBaseball #SportsHope #PGA #LIV #USOpen --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/oog-2/message

The New 8 conference game SEC schedule drops TONIGHT @ 7pm! Rumors are that the Dawgs will travel to both Tuscaloosa and Austin, TX. What other surprises will be revealed? Also, the recruiting train keeps speeding down the tracks as UGA lands another top-100 defender to an already [stacked] recruiting class. The Braves are in the midst of a double-header with the Detroit Tigers as they continue to be one of the best teams in baseball, despite mounting injuries, and the Denver Nuggets and the Las Vegas Knights win the NBA Finals & the Stanley Cup respectively over 2 Florida teams. Check out this weeks episode... of Dawgs OTL!

I graduated high school 20 years ago to the day of this release and share some brief thoughts on a reunion from over the weekend. There is a movie that everyone needs to see immediately. The Denver Nuggets and Las Vegas Knights were recently crowned champions of the NBA and NHL respectively, but I'm most excited for the College World Series that begins this Friday. Do you only pray to God when you need a favor? Are you only looking for signs from Him that point you in the direction you want to go and ignore the ones that might offer the alternative you don't want to hear? After some theological questions I vent about false narratives revolving around umpire ejections and give my two cents to make it make sense. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/15mph/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/15mph/support

6/14/23 7am CT Hour - Fr. Marcel Taillon/ Dave Durand John, Glen and Sarah chat about former President Trump's reaction to indictment, Las Vegas Knights win Stanley Cup and Flag Day. Fr. Marcel talks about how problematic it can be if we focus too much on all the negative tings that are happening in the world instead of looking for the true, good and beautiful and being mindful of that. https://aleteia.org/2023/06/11/the-problem-with-seeing-too-much-wrong-with-the-world/ Dave shares why he thinks having a good sense of humor is key to success in the workplace as well as at home.

6/14/23 6am CT Hour  Pete Bond/ Ashley Noronha/ Janet Quinian John, Glen and Sarah chat about former President Trump's response to indictment, Las Vegas Knights win Stanley Cup and Flag Day. Pete talks about how he took his love of cigars and expanded it to evangelization to bring other men along in the faith. https://www.reginacigars.com/mission--giving.html Ashley reports on Pope Francis' health, the pasta protest, archeologist discovery and feasts of St. Anthony and Sacred Heart of Jesus. Janet explains the love languages and what we should be on the lookout for when understanding what they mean for our spouse and relationship. https://janetquinlan.com/

The guys discuss the Las Vegas Knights winning their very 1st Stanley Cup

Greg and Eli talk about the Las Vegas Knights winning the Stanley Cup, Phil Steele's Preseason All-American teams, SEC's schedule reveal and more.

Postgame show after the Panthers lose to the Knights 3-2, falling to a 3-1 deficit in the series.

Postgame show after the Panthers lose to the Knights 3-2, falling to a 3-1 deficit in the series.

Post game show where we discuss the Florida Panthers exciting overtime win in game 3 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Post game show where we discuss the Florida Panthers exciting overtime win in game 3 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Game 3 of the NBA Finals pivots to South Beach, which means all the celebs will be out…including Yung Miami ☺️ We discuss Game 2 and how we predict Game 3 plays out. And the center of the sports world is in Vegas right now…for both good reasons (Las Vegas Knights) and bad (The Oakland A's or Las Vegas A's or whatever they are right now). Also: Sweden's apparently made sex a sport, Barry Bonds and the 2006 Florida Gators are getting the documentary treatment, and Monty Williams just got PAID! We discuss all of this and more on the newest episode of the Play-By-Play Analysis!

This is an audio review of Upper Deck's Series Two hockey product, featuring Young Guns and much more - I got lots of Dallas Stars (that's good) but too many Las Vegas Knights (that's bad for a Stars fan). 

Postgame show after the Florida Panthers lose to the Vegas Golden Knights 7-2. -Florida trails 2-0 in series -Must win situation facing #FlaPanthers -Character check for Panthers coming up

Postgame show after the Florida Panthers lose to the Vegas Golden Knights 7-2. -Florida trails 2-0 in series -Must win situation facing #FlaPanthers -Character check for Panthers coming up

In today's episode of "Break the Board," your go-to daily sports podcast, we dive headfirst into an action-packed slate of sporting events. Get ready for an exhilarating ride as we cover the thrilling matchups and provide valuable insights to help you navigate the world of sports betting. First up, we turn our attention to the highly anticipated NBA Finals. As the battle for basketball supremacy unfolds, we analyze the clash between the Miami Heat and the Denver Nuggets. With the NBA Finals logo prominently displayed, we dissect the series' key storylines, players to watch, and potential strategies that could make or break each team's chances. Join us as we break down the upcoming game and provide our expert advice on where to place your bets. Next, we shift our focus to the Stanley Cup Finals. With the series currently standing at 1-0, the Las Vegas Knights have a golden opportunity to extend their lead and make a statement against their formidable opponent. We delve into the exciting narrative surrounding this clash for hockey's ultimate prize and provide valuable insights into the strategies, players, and momentum that may shape the outcome of the game. Whether you're a die-hard hockey fan or a newcomer to the sport, this segment will equip you with the knowledge you need to make informed wagers on this high-stakes matchup. Lastly, we bring you the MLB Monday Rundown, offering a comprehensive analysis of the day's Major League Baseball action. From the biggest games to the standout players, we leave no stone unturned in our quest to provide you with the best betting advice. Whether you're looking for potential upsets, hot streaks, or underdog stories, we've got you covered. Get ready to swing for the fences as we break down the matchups and share our insights on how to maximize your betting opportunities. 150 + games over 500 for 13 straight years! Want to learn how to be a professional sports better that actually wins? Give us a call or text at 615.492.8442

Post game show after game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals Las Vegas 5 Florida 2

Las Vegas Knights center Jack Eichel talked with the media after Las Vegas won Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Win. He talked about the physical play during Game 1 and he ripped on a reporter for their "fancy" suit.

Post game show after game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals Las Vegas 5 Florida 2

Jim Costa and Kenny Kott take you through how the Las Vegas Knights got to the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Download and subscribe to Cash the Ticket today. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sports With SoSo is back and ready to share this week's episode! Episode 139 is live and the boys were back in studio to kick off the show with the Miami Heat winning Game 7 in Boston to make their 7th NBA Finals (1:29), the Panthers swept by the Hurricanes to get ready to face Las Vegas Knights in the Stanley Cup Finals (32:20), and we recap the Miami Golf Bros Open 2023 which took place at the beautiful Innisbrook Golf Resort (47:33)!!! It's time to take a ride y'all… Let's go!!!

In Episode 69, the Foxx Den discuss the following topics: Each of our picks for who we remember most that wore the jersey #69 NBA: (2:29) Eastern Conference Finals thoughts Big Game 6 finish Denver versus Miami & how many games this series will go? Will the long layoff hurt or help the Denver Nuggets? (6:30) Who is Boston's best player? Jaylen Brown or Jayson Tatum (9:55) Will this be a good finals? Will the television networks get a lot of people watching? Tidbits: (21:56) Quick MLB Standings for the Yankees, Cardinals & Dodgers Carolina swept by the Florida Panthers & now the Las Vegas Knights versus the Florida Panthers for the Stanley Cup The boys didn't realize that a lot of NBA & NHL teams play in the same arenas NFL: (27:00) New Kickoff Rule and our thoughts Each of us go over our Mt Rushmore of running backs as well as our Mt Rushmore of our favorite NFL running backs Dad has a hard time saying "squib kicks" Rank the following QB's blindly: (Without knowing who is coming next): (41:52) Lamar Jackson Jalen Hurts Aaron Rodgers Joe Burrow Josh Allen Oklahoma Sooners Softball Team in the College World Series Food: Kellen talks about some great barbeque he ate at the Jazz festival in Atlanta Dad thought Kellen thought he (dad) ate 3 buffalo chicken pizza's from Pickleman's Better service from Wing-Stop for Dad, Gannon & Little C --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foxxdensports/support

In the third hour of "The Get Right", Reggie and KG preview the Dallas Stars and Las Vegas Knights game 6 as well as Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman scenarios plus a discussion about an alligator attack at a Florida bar in "The Gray Area"

The Edmonton Oilers and the Las Vegas Knights battle in Round 2 of the Stanley Cup. The Golden Knights are leading the best of 7 series by two game to one. Other Series Matchups: Toronto Maple Leafs vs Florida Panthers (Panthers up 3 - 0) Seattle Kraken vs Dallas Stars (Kraken Up 2 - 1) New Jersey Devils vs Carolina Hurricanes (Hurricanes up 3 - 1) Heavy Hockey is home to some of the top Oilers podcasts, NHL podcasts, and contributing fans of the NHL. Check out our editorials at www.heavyhockey.com

We will all see rain across our region today, but the fear is there could be some freezing rain with it, especially this morning in southwest Michigan. Temperatures will hold in the low 30s all day. Please stay weather aware today, and give yourself some extra time to get wherever you need to go this morning. This is all part of a storm system bringing snow and rain across the upper midwest and northeast this week. In Minnesota, Minneapolis schools have already moved to e-learning for the rest of the week. Major airlines are saying they'll waive additional fees for travelers who need to rebook because of the weather. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine says the water in East Palestine is safe to drink, following that recent train derailment. He and EPA Administrator Michael Regan visited a resident's home and drink water from her tap to demonstrate their confidence. DeWine and the governor of Pennsylvania have also made a "criminal referral" against Norfolk Southern Railroad for the spill. President Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin traded barbs in separate speeches yesterday. In Poland, Biden said Russia will never subdue Ukraine, while in Moscow, Putin called the war a western effort to take over Russia. College basketball: 17th ranked Indiana went out to an early lead, but an emotional Michigan State team and crowd dominated after that in an 80-to-65 Spartans win in East Lansing. Notre Dame hosts North Carolina tonight at Purcell Pavilion, a late 9:00pm tipoff on Sports Radio 960 AM WSBT. In hockey, the Blackhawks and Las Vegas Knights went to a shootout in Chicago, the Blackhawks winning 3-to-2. The Detroit Redwings won at Washington, 3-to-1.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Colorado Avalanche beat the Las Vegas Knights on their second night of a back-to-back. The Avalanche had to face a bunch of bad bounces, but they were able to overcome them to beat Mark Stone and Logan Thompson. Valeri Nichushkin and Nathan MacKinnon were everywhere tonight while Alexandar Georgiev held down the net. Join Nathan Rudolph, AJ Haefele, and Blais Hunter as they break down tonight's win.  BUY TICKETS HERE: https://gametime.hnyj8s.net/c/3442941/1441542/10874 TAILGATE WITH US: https://bit.ly/3fwCPha  Visit https://dkng.co/DNVR to sign up for DraftKings Sportsbook using the code “DNVR” If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (IL/IN/LA/MI/NJ/TN/PA/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (CO/KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), visit OPGR.org (OR), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA).   21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(select parishes)/MI/NH/NJ/ NY/OR/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. $200 in Free bets: New customers only. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5 pregame moneyline bet. $200 issued as eight (8) $25 free bets. Bet must win. Ends 1/8/23 @ 8pm. Risk-Free Stepped Up SGP: 1 Token issued per eligible game. Opt in req. Min $1 bet. Max bet limits apply. Min. 3-leg. Each leg min. -300 odds, total bet +100 odds or longer. Ends at start of final game of the 2022-2023 NBA Season. See eligibility & terms at sportsbook.draftkings.com/basketballterms. When you shop through links in the description, we may earn affiliate commissions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The MLB post-season is underway and there's a blowout on the board between the San Diego Padres and the Los Angeles Dodgers. An opportunity to bet a little and win a lot with the St. Louis Blues and their odds to win the Stanley Cup Final this season in the NHL. The season opener for the Los Angeles Kings and the Las Vegas Knights in the NHL is a LOCK.Support us by supporting our sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!SleeperOn your mobile phone, join our listener group on Sleeper at Sleeper.com/LOCKEDONBETS OR Sleeper.com/LOCKEDONTODAYand Sleeper will automatically match your first deposit up to $100. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The MLB post-season is underway and there's a blowout on the board between the San Diego Padres and the Los Angeles Dodgers. An opportunity to bet a little and win a lot with the St. Louis Blues and their odds to win the Stanley Cup Final this season in the NHL. The season opener for the Los Angeles Kings and the Las Vegas Knights in the NHL is a LOCK. Support us by supporting our sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Sleeper On your mobile phone, join our listener group on Sleeper at Sleeper.com/LOCKEDONBETS OR Sleeper.com/LOCKEDONTODAYand Sleeper will automatically match your first deposit up to $100. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Colorado Avalanche clinched the number one seed in the Western Conference about a week ago and now they're just trying to get through the rest of the year without any injuries. It happens every year that the top teams who have nothing to play for the last couple of years just going through the motions. Is it time to shorten the season? Also, the whole is uniting to witness the Las Vegas Knights' downfall as they are on the verge of not making the playoffs. Join Rudo and Jesse as they go through it all on today's show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Colorado Avalanche are resting after clinching the number 1 seed in the west. The rest of the teams in the NHL's Western Conference are still fighting for positioning. One of those teams fighting for a playoff spot is the Las Vegas Knights. They're one of the high-profile teams who as of now are looking in from the outside. Who are some of the teams the Avalanche could face in the first round? Join Rudo and Jesse as they break it all down on today's show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Colorado Avalanche have already clinched their spot in the playoffs, but the rest of the west still has some interesting playoff races going on. The Las Vegas Knights are looking in from the outside as they look to be healthy before the Stanley Cup playoffs. Will the Knights be able to sneak into the playoffs? Join Rudo, Jesse, and AJ as they go through the Western Conference standings and discuss possible playoff matchups. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Colorado Avalanche come back to win against the Las Vegas Knights. The Colorado Avalanche went down early in the first period, and everything seemed doom and gloom. Little by little the Avalanche fought their way back. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Colorado Avalanche go into Las Vegas and beat the Knights. The Las Vegas Knights hyped up the return of Jack Eichel for the last week and the Colorado Avalanche just did not care. Darcy Kuemper continues his great form and adds another shutout to his stat sheet. The Colorado Avalanche are on top of the Central Division and the NHL and they don't seem to be letting off the gas any time soon. Come join AJ. Jesse. Blais, and Rudo as they rejoice in the beating of the Las Vegas Knights.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The first domino of the trade deadline has fallen. The Calgary Flames have traded for Tyler Toffoli. The Montreal Canadiens received a package surrounding Tyler Pitlick. In the second part of the show AJ, Rudo, and Jesse are joined by Ken Boehlke to discuss the Las Vegas Knights and the things they have to do to manage the cap. All that and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One of the top players in the NHL joins Chris Weidman for a conversation about:• the neck injury that's changed the course of his career (8:55) • politics within American professional sports (24:50) • how a disagreement led to the end of his time with the Buffalo Sabres (27:45) • his new home with the Las Vegas Knights (41:10) Jack Eichel was selected No. 2 overall by the Buffalo Sabres in the 2015 NFL Draft. That same year, Eichel was given the Hobey Baker Award, an annual award given to the best NCAA men's hockey player.You can follow Jack  on Twitter  and Instagram @JackEichel. For the full video of today's conversation, please check out Chris Weidman's YouTube channel.Today's episode of "Won't Back Down" is presented by BioXcellerator, the world leader in stem cell therapy and regenerative medical research.

Jason Zucker has struggled in his time with the Pittsburgh Penguins. His value though, goes far beyond his contract and that's while he'll still be featured in a prominent role much like Monday night against the Las Vegas Knights.Hear award-winning columnist Dejan Kovacevic's Daily Shots of Steelers, Penguins and Pirates -- three separate podcasts -- every weekday morning on the DK Pittsburgh Sports podcasting network, available on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/dkpghsports

Jason Zucker has struggled in his time with the Pittsburgh Penguins. His value though, goes far beyond his contract and that's while he'll still be featured in a prominent role much like Monday night against the Las Vegas Knights. Hear award-winning columnist Dejan Kovacevic's Daily Shots of Steelers, Penguins and Pirates -- three separate podcasts -- every weekday morning on the DK Pittsburgh Sports podcasting network, available on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/dkpghsports Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason Zucker has struggled in his time with the Pittsburgh Penguins. His value though, goes far beyond his contract and that's while he'll still be featured in a prominent role much like Monday night against the Las Vegas Knights. Hear award-winning columnist Dejan Kovacevic's Daily Shots of Steelers, Penguins and Pirates -- three separate podcasts -- every weekday morning on the DK Pittsburgh Sports podcasting network, available on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/dkpghsports Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

AJ and Rudo discuss what the Avalanche have to do to stop the slow start to the season. AJ believes the Avalanche played well in their matchup against the Las Vegas Knights. The fellas also discuss how much injuries have really affected the Avs.

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The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED – DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT Technology advances have made it feasible and relatively easy to fill large spaces, inside or outside, with big digital visuals that fill a defined space like a building lobby or other physical structure - with the idea of creating experiences that are memorable and have some sort of desired impact. It's being done with large format LED video walls, with projection mapping and still, in some cases, with skinny bezel LCD. Barco is in an interesting position because the company does all three, and has done so for many years. One of the first high-profile examples of what's been coined "techorating" (not my favorite phrase, but I get it) was the Comcast headquarters tower in Philly, which filled the entire back wall of its vast lobby with LED. That project was done, more than a dozen years ago, using fine pitch Barco LED product, and the experience is now a tourist attraction. I spoke with John Steinhauer, VP of Entertainment for Barco in the Americas, about the whole notion of incorporating large format digital into the original design or renovations for large spaces - from building lobbies to airports and attractions. We talk about the business model and recommended approaches. We also get into his experience in the past year. He started his new role - driving business for things like entertainment attractions, sports venues, live event and cinema - just as COVID hit, and all those activities dried up. They're coming back, he says, in a BIG way.    Subscribe to this podcast: iTunes * Google Play * RSS TRANSCRIPT John, thank you for joining me. Can you tell me what your role is at Barco?  John Steinhauer: Yeah, of course. First, Dave, thanks for having me. I really appreciate spending some time with you today. I am the Vice President of Entertainment for the Americas at Barco and I came to this position at an interesting time, almost the first days of the pandemic. Timing is everything they say, and I like to tell people that my first year has been an eventful year, but certainly, there've been no events and that was a challenge. But it did put us in a position to really look at our organization, look at our strategy or go to market, fortify our strengths and address our weaknesses. So it's really been a great first year and reflecting on it now and we're getting prepared for the big recovery, is what this is all about currently, and I think we are.  VP Entertainment sound like something teenage kids would love to have for their dad? What does it encompass?  John Steinhauer: I think eventually it will encompass some free tickets to shows. I know that you're right, Dave, my kids said, wow, that's a great job. What are the perks?  Yeah, but I'll define what entertainment is at Barco. It is our live events business, our rental and staging business, our proAV business, and our cinema business. There's also a group that does high-end residential and simulation, which is a really interesting business for us with flight simulators and things like that, a lot of government contracts. So we really have a wide expansive portfolio that addresses a lot of very different applications. As you said, just as you got started, I'm sure one of your first charges was to identify what the opportunity pipeline looks like and everything else, and then a pandemic hit and most of your markets dried up.  John Steinhauer: Exactly. There were really spots of innovation along the way to where I was really impressed by the live events industry and their resiliency and their creativity and how nimble they are, just by virtue of what they do. They build these elaborate systems and solutions for one night and they tear them down and take them somewhere else the next day. It's just who they are in terms of being nimble and things like using LED for XR stages, it became something really interesting, and a lot of people started driving a new form of production, you know camera production in front of the LED. So things like that came out, and other trends are really blossoming now around immersive museums, for example. So I think this is an industry that has a lot of resolve and it's going to take much more than a pandemic to bring it down. I'll tell you, I've been really impressed by the caliber of the partners we have and their strength and keeping a positive attitude, and really looking for ways to drive forward. If an industry ever deserved a comeback as this one does, it's going to be epic. I tell people that a lot, and when everybody hits the road at the same time, which every artist is hoping to do, it's going to be the recovery of a lifetime, I think, and we're really looking forward to it.  Why do you describe it that way? Are you hearing that sort of thing that there's going to be this tidal wave of live events and installations and everything else?  John Steinhauer: Yeah, everything from residencies in Las Vegas being announced, to the first shows putting dates out now. We do think there'll be a little latency around the sales side of the business because so much equipment has been dormant for so long, and it's finally going to be back at work. So it's not a statement on sales as much as it is on activity levels that will eventually become, I think, a boom all the way around.  You talked about the pause that COVID has created, and I've certainly spoken with a number of companies who said they use the past 15-16 months to examine what they do, their processes and their products and the whole nine yards.  I would imagine the same thing as applied here, that a lot of the people who are in the various facets of the entertainment industry, see the time to re-examine how they do things and maybe stop the momentum that kind of saw them doing things a certain way because they'd always done it that way. John Steinhauer: Yeah, definitely, and for us at Barco, we've had a history of being somewhat of a siloed company and difficult to do business with at times, and we had a chance to really reflect during this pause to just figure out culturally, what needed to change in how we went to the market and how we work together internally and just making it an easier experience to do business with us. I think when things light up, the community is really going to feel that. I know that during the downs. They're feeling it, we're staying connected. We have furloughed employees, like most of our customers have too. We're bringing back people. We're actually investing in hiring now, too. I think the future looks bright. We're guilty of investing ahead of revenue a little bit because we know it's a safe bet. This is an industry we know a lot about. We consider ourselves members of the community and not just vendors to the community. So we're reading the tea leaves and getting ready for what we think is going to be an explosive rebound.  Barco is in an interesting position because when we talk about some of these large-format displays that you see in live events and museums and buildings and everything else, they're LED, they're fine-pitch LED, but you can do fine-pitch LED, but you can also do projection and you can also do a narrow-bezel LCD. You've got the UniSee product, which genuinely has narrow bezels, unlike sometimes I see the product literature, I think that's not terribly narrow, but you're calling it invisible.  John Steinhauer: Yeah. We have a broad portfolio and you're right, and UniSee is definitely a big part of that portfolio. An LED is the first thing people think of when they think of wow factor in large format. But when you add in projection as you said, things like projection mapping are really experiencing a resurgence now, because not only are businesses trying to bring their employees back to their offices but the cities and municipalities are trying to get people out of their homes again. We're doing some incredibly creative outdoor mapping On bridges, landmark buildings, and cathedrals, and it's a global trend that is really exciting for us because we have a lot of horsepowers when it comes to those super high lumen projectors.  And the other big shift there is that it's a lot easier to do. I wrote a book, like a coffee table book, about projection mapping, 10 years ago, and at that time, it was just starting to emerge, but it was incredibly complicated to do, just the alignment and everything else, and now it's almost widgetized software.  John Steinhauer: Yeah, and it's crazy flexible too. If you look at this trend of the Van Gogh exhibits, that's going around the world, really taking traction here in the US too in multiple cities. They're re-purposing real estate, and sometimes warehouses and old buildings and building a museum and so think about that, the complexities of mapping, where you have to place the projectors. You're just going into an environment that is unknown sometimes and very different at times, and trying to position everything to get it just right, and that series has been incredibly successful for us, and we have a line of projectors that fits the bill perfectly, and it's one of those situations, it was something in our portfolio that wasn't the rocket ship.  It was the G-60 that I'm referring to, and this particular application put it on the map to the point where it's a supply chain issue now, and that's another podcast talking about the supply chain challenges currently, but it's interesting too when these things hit, you're not really sure what's going to emerge as the solution for the future. You have to ride with the industry, I think and follow the community, especially the creative side of the business. If you ever put a product out in the market, tell them this is what it does. It won't succeed. They'll tell you what it will do and you'll work with them to make sure it does.  Yeah, I was gonna say that I did an interview the other day where I was the person being interviewed and we're talking about trends and everything else and I said, one of the big mistakes I see over and over again regardless of the size of the project is people go in thinking about how they're going to apply a particular type of technology instead of, looking at the scenario, the environment, the circumstances, the dynamics of it and everything else, and then figuring out okay, if we're going to do something here, what would be the technology that would work best?  But, you see over and over again, people saying, “I'm going to put in a big LED video wall”, or “I'm going to put in a fine bezel or a narrow bezel LCD video wall here”, and they don't really know why. They haven't really thought about the content yet, but they're going to do it.  John Steinhauer: Exactly, and I think one of the strengths of our portfolio, in just that situation, we've been doing this during the downturn with the re-educating ourselves teams and training them, is that we're not selling tiles. We're listening to what the application is, what the experience needs to be, and then fitting a solution into that, and one of the nice things about the entertainment businesses is that we do get to speak directly with the creative decision-makers and the folks that are doing the design early enough, where we can have those kinds of conversations. We're not just responding to RFPs and things like that.  Yeah. One of the things that have also impressed me lately is when you have jobs that mash-up different technologies. So instead of it just being a LED video wall, that's part of it, but there's also projection and they're reactive with each other and they're synced. That to me is really exciting ‘cause you're doing the walls, you're doing the ceiling, you're doing the floors, potentially.  John Steinhauer: Yeah, and that's we're going to get to this “techorating” idea, and it's interesting because that term is old, it's I think it dates back to ‘08-'07, maybe even earlier. That term used to mean something, and I think now it means something very different, but it's what you just described. It's the overall experience, and there can be a number of ways you get there and it's not necessarily a wow factor lobby at a casino, it can be eBay's headquarters in California, it can be any corporate customer.  I know you have a digital signage background, a lot of signage, essentially pushes information to your people, and that plus an information and an entertainment component to that, and an immersive environment that draws people to the environment, whether it's bringing employees back or bringing people out of their homes into a city street, this application is different than the original, the original “techorating” trend.  Yeah, techorating is one of those terms that makes me cringe a little bit, but not as much as phygital. That one, just nails on a chalkboard, but I get it, I understand the concept around it.  What are you actually seeing out there? I think of techorating, going back to the Comcast Tower, which is actually a Barco installation going back a dozen years, maybe even more, where they filled a whole wall with LEDs that picked up the look and the look of the side wood walls, and all of a sudden stuff appears on it. Are we seeing much more of that? I get the sense that it's happening, but we're all in our little bunkers here, so I don't see it in person anymore. John Steinhauer: Yeah, exactly, and that's the whole point, right? I think what employers are trying to do is creating that pull back to the office instead of just saying, okay, here's how it is, you have to come back to work. Cause we know how that's going out there, people are getting comfortable in a new workplace and some roles will be distributed and remote, and we're even going through this at Barco. Some roles really require you to be in the office.  With the whole techorating, I think it's interesting because at one point, it was all flash and no one's ever seen it before, and I always go back to the Cosmopolitan Hotel, that's the first time I really experienced it. Super cool. But this is more, I think a lighthouse rediscovery of that. The concept's there, but it's really safely drawing ships back to shore, bringing the employees back into their workplaces, and depending on budgets, it can be very elaborate, it can be the kinds of things you saw in that lobby at the Cosmopolitan, or it can be just more technology than usual in different places, like not just in the experience center up on the top floor, but throughout the organization, multi-purpose rooms will have more technology in them in different types of content. I think this is also a great opportunity for our content providers. Companies who do this where, you know, before putting up displays in a break room or something was all about new policies, new hires, the temperature of the stock ticker, whatever. Now, employers want to create content that's compelling and creative in those spaces. Are you working directly or through some of the AV consultants that work with Barco, are you talking to people who design physical spaces and to engineers and to architects?  John Steinhauer: Yeah, architects, meeting planners, all the above, consultants, everything you mentioned, Dave, that is the community. That's really driving this because, unline pre-pandemic, where we were and before trends like this, it was very much established, “This is what you do. The briefing center is on the top floor. This is what resides in this room, this room, and this room.” Now companies are taking a fresh approach and they need guidance. They need expertise, and they're calling in these creative content companies to help.  And is that part of the secret sauce, not making this an AV or IT project? It has to be something like from the very first meeting, the site survey, the walk-through, the whole bit where you've got to have the creative people, you've got to have the architect. You've got to have all the different parties that are going to touch on this to really make it work. Because if you just put in a screen and then say, now we need something on it, that's not going to work!  John Steinhauer: Exactly, and it is that immersive experience approach to these environments that weren't there before. What's the business argument?  John Steinhauer: I think the business argument mostly right now is bringing those folks back into the office, and having a compelling reason to get them out of their space. If we had a video for this podcast, I could show you that I have a very carefully curated environment in my home office but I started in the video conferencing world. We were trying to get HD out at Lifesize early days, and I learned that early on. There are a lot of colors in my office, Placed in the right places. Most people don't do that, and I'm sure you've experienced this because everyone has. You've seen everything in the background. You've seen spouses walking by, you've seen dogs and cats and landscapers wailing into the un-muted microphones outside the windows.  In Canada, we have members of parliament who stripped down in the middle of conference calls.   John Steinhauer: I've seen that viral clip, yes. (Laughter) So I think what employers need is that environment where people say, okay I want to come back, and not only that, I want to be proud of the company I work for. I work for a great organization. This is a cool job, and I love going to work every day, and the 30-40 minute commute is worth it because I have great bandwidth, I have amazing facilities, all those things, and this is just a part of that puzzle, bringing those employees back, I think. Is that being driven by the employers? I mean, If you're the anchor tenant in an office tower of some kind or big house office block, that's one thing, but in a lot of cases, you have office towers where they might have 20 different tenants, and I've heard a number of times that commercial property owners are “techorating” their lobbies and other spaces because, A) it attracts tenants and B) it hangs on all the ones they have. John Steinhauer: Exactly. Yeah, I think you've totally seen it in those types of spaces and other kinds of perks. We just built a new space in California, I was there earlier this week. We have a little health club in there, a little gym, all those amenities, to attract your folks back in. Does it have to be on a grand scale, or are you seeing stuff that fits the size and maybe in a less vast space, you can also do something compelling?  John Steinhauer: Yeah, it totally fits the size, and again, I'll mention my trip to California this week. We have a lot of LEDs in our office. We don't have big voltage ceilings. We don't have a big grand lobby, but they're placed properly where it makes the space seem bigger, it really does, but it doesn't overpower the space.  We had a really good design consultation upfront on how to utilize the space appropriately because you're right too, you can totally overpower an environment. There can be heat dissipation issues that you don't anticipate and you can turn your office into a tanning salon after a while if you have too many LEDs on them.  Yeah, and I think that gets lost sometimes, in that everybody understandably because these are six-figure, potentially seven-figure projects. There's a lot of money involved and the buyers are looking at the visual quality of the displays, obviously, but maybe they're not thinking so much about things like heat generation, power consumption, weight, all those sorts of things.  John Steinhauer: Absolutely. Yeah, and those are important considerations, and that's why it really comes down to that team of consultants upfront. Everyone from the consultant themselves to the meeting space, the real estate, this is a team sell. We used to call it, I came from Whitlock before I joined Barco. So we were a large systems integrator, and we used to call it the Team bus.  We put everybody on the Team bus to go to that meeting because we have to consider all those things before anybody sends out a quote or starts thinking about how they're going to put this together. All those considerations have to be taken into account.  Is that going to be problematic going forward because people are going to be more reticent to travel. Even if they're vaccinated, they just say, you know what, I haven't traveled in a year and a half, I don't need to as much, or do you think it'll just shift back to on-site meetings because if you want to do this you gotta be there?  John Steinhauer: I think hybrid is here to stay. I'll be honest with you as someone who walks the walk, right? Last week I was in Atlanta for a live event, and it was spectacular. It was an opportunity to shake hands, see old friends, and have corridor conversations between the sessions, and I flew home thinking, this is the greatest thing, I missed it so much, this is the only way to go. And the following day I had to part two of that session, which was a virtual session. Big WebEx, a hundred people at it, instead of the smaller group based on COVID guidelines of how many you can have in the office in Atlanta.  So when I flew back here to Phoenix and I hosted that one, I just experienced all the benefits of reaching that many more people all at one time. The interactive chat boards we had, and we had production value on one side, and it was the best one to punch ever. I left there thinking, what we need to do as an organization is we have to figure it out to do both at once, right? We have to have that virtual aspect to go along with the live aspect so we can stream out to more people, we're looking into doing that with our next event, and I think that's going to carry over into live entertainment too, where these concerts, some cities are going to have restrictions on capacity, how many people can be in the arena and there's going to need to be that live stream that goes out. But there has to be value wrapped around it, incentive like a backstage meet and greet on video, question and answer for the artists after or before the show. All these pieces that first of all, make it something that you can charge for but also make it accessible to more people. So I think hybrid, overall, it's not a trend at all. It's something that's here to stay.  We've talked about office lobbies, building lobbies, that sort of thing, and you also mentioned museums and extended reality for production sets and so on. What kind of applications are you seeing out there? John Steinhauer: The most established application is the Van Gogh tour that's on right now, and that's projection mapping on a large scale. So about 70 to 100 projectors in each location, just a lot of expertise in the mapping side of it. It's just incredible.  I have not been to one yet. I've been invited to an opening and in London in a few weeks, when I go over there with some customers, hopefully, guidelines permitting and that one's called The Impressionists, so it's a different group of artists. But that is quite established. The XR stage stuff, the shooting in front of the video wall is also in the trend stage right now. We speak to a lot of people that are really active in that space and they believe that's here to stay too, but in a more of a hybrid: some location shooting, which is very expensive and some studio shooting around the LED wall. We play a big role in that with our image processing and it's an important sector for us. We feel as though there might be a shift from this pop-up experience out there. There was a need in the community, rose to the occasion, and created these studios and warehouses and all different kinds of locations. We think that trends are going to continue into the actual film studios and the Universals and the Sonys of the world too and that they'd have their own facilities over time. But right now it is in that trend phase, where it's all being outsourced to out of necessity.  Was that purely triggered by COVID or were some production companies starting to do that anyway? John Steinhauer: They were starting to do that and they were on the bleeding edge, when this happened, it became more viable. What about other places like attractions and sports and entertainment venues?  John Steinhauer: Yeah, sports, in particular, has always been good for us. If you're a hockey fan, you're Canadian, so please tell me you're a hockey fan.  I have to say it quietly, or I'll lose my passport, but I'm more into Premier League Football.  John Steinhauer: Okay. Fair enough. You know the playoffs are going on right now. The Canadiens are making it to the Stanley cup. The team they beat, Las Vegas Knights are a customer of ours, and if you watch the openings and I love the difference between the arenas, right? Because Canada has a very limited capacity for the crowd, it is very obvious, and then when you go to Vegas, it's a full house. The Canadian venue doesn't have the same amount of technology built into it, and it's pretty obvious when you watch on TV, but when you watch the Knights, well, it's Vegas too. But man, do they put on a show, and part of their show is our ice mapping. So the ice show you see at the beginning with all the player's names and the flags when the anthems are being sung, that's all our technology up in the rafters and we've had a lot of reference sites where we're doing that in the NHL, a lot of new franchises or some anyway, coming into the league that we're working with. My New York Islanders. I'm a born and raised Long Islander. Hopefully, we'll win tonight and advance. But they're building a new arena in Belmont, New York, which is right by the horse racetrack, and we're working with them on design and things now, too. So yeah, in the sports arenas, mapping is a very good business for us.  These are all-immersive, somewhat specialized things, but there's a long tail in all these kinds of facilities, particularly when you get to sports and entertainment venues where they're putting LED all over the damn place, is it inherent that you have to sell across the whole venue?  Like you can do the LED ribbon boards, you could do the scoreboard, you could do the big, fine pitch displays on the concourse and the whole bed, or can you just do the projection mapping?  John Steinhauer: Yeah, this is where our great partners come into play, and I'll speak about Whitlock, which is no longer around, the expertise that we brought to the table was...  They're part of AVI-SPL, in case anybody's wondering, they didn't just die.  John Steinhauer: No, they didn't die. I exited before that piece of the puzzle came together. So I've never been a part of that team, but yeah, it turned into the big mega guys in the industry and they are very skilled at putting together applications like this, everything from scoreboards and things that you mentioned that we don't do. They have access to that technology, all the audio, which is, a huge part of the venues. They do all that kind of stuff too.  So I'm an architect listening to this, or I'm a designer or end-user potentially, how does one engage with Barco? Is it through your partners or is it direct? How does all that work?  John Steinhauer: Yeah, it's through our partners, and through our sales team here in the Americas. But the best way I would say, because I want to have something concrete to say here at the end, in terms of contacting us, is to contact me, you can contact me directly and I can steer you into any direction you need. John.Steinhauer@Barco.com, and I'd be happy to help anyone who needs more information.  Perfect. That's a great way to end it.  John Steinhauer: Thank you, Dave.  Thank you. I appreciate your time.   

Jerry Schemmel and Troy Renck fill in for the guys on Memorial day. The guys talk about the Avalanche's game 1 drubbing of the Las Vegas Knights.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Evans, Adrian Dater, and Scott Masters joins Orlando and Sandy for The Fan War Room brought to you by Brother's BBQ. Should we expect a Pro Bowl appearance from this player for the Broncos in 2021-2022 season? Is there such a thing as too much rest as the Avalanche wait on the series between the Minnesota Wild and Las Vegas Knights? The guys talk about Nazem Kadri's absence and potentially continued absence throughout these NHL Playoffs. What did the Avalanche learn from their series with the St. Louis Blues? Joe Sakic the player is stuff of legend - how does his executive skills compare? All this and more on The Fan War Room! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Minnesota Wild pulled off a dramatic comeback win over the Las Vegas Knights in a playoff atmosphere; (17:00) random szn recall: 2006-07 Minnesota wild; (24:00) Randy Vikes 69 joins the show!; (31:00) Talkin’ Twins: the Twins win again and Alex Kirilloff continues to impress.

RUNDOWN At the top of the show, the guys giggle about the popcorn-worthy Twitter spat between Ravens linebacker Matthew Judon & ESPN reporter Jamison Hensley and tease Hotshot's latest music release for Patrons. Then, Mitch and Scott assess the state of the M's as they pick up the pieces from last week's PR nightmare, discuss whether or not Tiger Woods is beloved, and remark on the courting of Russell Wilson across the league. Today's featured guest are salary cap expert Joel Corry, former MLB executive Steve Phillips, and co-founder of Concussion Legacy Foundation Dr. Chris Nowinski. The "Other Stuff" segment covers a variety of topics including sponsorship interest by Manscaped, Mitch's strange Randy Johnson encounters, and a concerning voicemail on Scott's phone!  GUESTS Joel Corry | Inside the Cap podcast host Steve Phillips | Former Mets GM Dr. Chris Nowinski | Concussion Legacy Foundation CEO TABLE OF CONTENTS 0:46 | Ravens linebacker Matthew Judon is threatening to release photos of ESPN reporter Jamison Hensley at a strip club if he doesn't apologize for his latest column. 5:21 | If you haven't gotten a chance to listen to Hotshot's latest music episode for Patrons, make sure to check it out! 24:07 | The clock is ticking for Mitch to receive the vaccine before his big European family vacation later this year. 26:45 | Will the Mariners organization bounce back from the latest incident resulting in the Kevin Mather's departure stemming from pointed comments at players and staff? 33:00 | The guys describe their initial reaction when they heard Tiger Woods was involved in a rollover car wreck. 42:57 | New Orleans mayor LaToya Cantrell among others is making a pitch to Russ and Ciara to head on down to the bayou and become the Saints next quarterback. 53:12 | GUEST: Joel Corry is back to discuss the Russell Wilson trade rumors from a business angle based on the Seahawks salary cap situation. 1:18:11 | GUEST: Steve Phillips swings by to provide his general manager perspective on the controversial comments that led to Kevin Mather stepping down as M's president. 1:36:05 | GUEST: Dr. Chris Nowinski checks in to share his personal experience with concussions and the prevalence of CTE among former football players. 1:54:08 | There was too much good storytelling with Matt "Stretch" that we had to break it up into three segments in Episode 131. 1:56:07 | Mike Trout's first game-worn jersey is on sale and expected to go for over a million bucks!   1:56:44 | The Las Vegas Knights backed out of their deal with UpickTrade.com after immediate backlash by fans. 1:59:10 | Lady Gaga's dog-walker deserves a raise after getting shot while taking a stroll in the neighborhood. 2:01:08 | A listener defends the business practice by Michael Schwimer investing in baseball prospects for a cut of future contracts. 2:04:21 | Manscaped is eager to become a sponsor for the podcast, but the guys are reluctant. 2:07:25 | Mitch recalls his two encounters with Randy Johnson, both of which were quite unusual.  2:16:59 | Hotshot plays a voicemail he received which explains what he's been doing in his spare time these days.

We talked about the expectations for the start of the season. Brokedown the issues that the Flyers are facing this season. Eric gives his thoughts about who will be protected and unprotected to get picked by the Seattle Kraken who will be an expansion team next season. Eric analyzed for us the trade values if we decide to explore the trades for Keith Yandle, Vince Dunn, Matt Dumba. Eric mentioned Alec Martinez on Las Vegas Knights about a possibility for the Flyers to pair with Ivan Provorov because Eric mentioned we need home good defensemen and have a 1 and 2 type formula.

From around the globe to out your backdoor, here are the topics to keep you relevant and up-to-date!Regional News: - Mt. Baker has received up to 84 inches (7 feet) of snow in the last 8 days, and another 4-5 feet of snow is forecasted over the next 10 days! Seems like the PNW is the only region benefitting from La Nina- West Virginia was one of the few states without a National Park, but that is expected to change after the COVID-19 relief bill passed in Congress last week. The New River Gorge is the nation’s newest national park. The park is highlighted by the absolutely massive New River Gorge Bridge that spans 3,031 feet, and 876 feet above the New River. The area is extremely popular amongst rock climbers, rafters, and hikers.- The remains of a wooly rhino were discovered in Siberia, and scientists believe that the creature had been preserved by permafrost for more than 20,000 years! The rhino was preserved with its fur, limbs, tusk, and most of its organs. Discoveries, like this rhino, are becoming more common with the thawing of permafrost due to climate change- The Great Gatsby is among a number of classic works copyrighted in 1925 that have entered the public domain. Copyright protection lasts for the life of the author plus an additional 70 years. Sold fewer than 25,000 copies before Fitzgerald died. It has since sold nearly 30 million. Now, there’s chatter of all sorts of remakes of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic. - Planning a trip in 2021? Southwest just launched a fare sale with tickets starting at $29 one way. As with all airline sales, there is fine print galore, but SW has an easy “low fare calculator”- 17% of US restaurants have closed due to the pandemic as of Dec. 1st. That's more than 500K restaurants of every type — from independent, to franchise, and chain — that have gone under.- January is named after the Roman god Janus, whose two faces allowed him to look simultaneously into the past and the future (deep)- Wed. 1/6 = Nat’l Take Down Your Christmas Tree DayLocal News: - Region’s ICU capacity keeps Greater Sacramento region in “Stay at Home Order” - Mellow NYE at Stateline in South Lake and first time Hwy 50 has been open to thru-traffic since 1980s- NHL announces two regular season games will be played outdoors at Edgewood Tahoe in February. Las Vegas Knights vs. Colorado Avalanche and Philadelphia Flyers vs. Boston Bruins- New business, Ladles by the Lake, now serving bread bowl soups - Volunteer opportunities:  Tahoe Institute of Natural Science needs help with their annual eagle survey and a six week B-level movie video shoot in February

Hi Again and welcome back for episode 3. Haven't you always wished to gain a greater understanding of the mysterious and complicated field of plastic surgery? Finally, now you can. Get connected and learn! Tune in and bookmark the “Dr Jeffrey Roth's Looking Good Feeling Great Podcast” with his co-host, Darrell Craig Harris.  Hi Again and welcome back for episode 3. For a start, you will be in no doubt about the love, passion, dedication, and empathy that Dr Roth has for his patients and community. Plus, he always seems to add in a wonderful witty comment when you least expect it! (PS: for Dr Jeffrey Roth's background, Bio, and reason for doing this show check out episode 01) Here's a taster for this episode and more - Las Vegas Knights ice hockey Playoffs, with no fans - wow is that weird - where's the crowd noise??? Dr Roth and Darrell, both are great lovers of sports. In future episodes you'll get to hear how Dr Roth is professionally connected, supporting athletes with associated sports injuries. Darrell asks about CoolSculpting. Dr Roth gives some background and the most common motivations for this choice of procedure. The history behind the procedure is explained by Dr Roth and how the machines work. What it feels like to have the procedure. The most commonly requested areas of the body, and how long the sessions take. Heads up guys, it doesn't hurt...you even get a little tingle… It's just like having your own friendly fat-eating Pacman...easy! And, these two are just getting started...Listen in as they continue to chat and cover more related areas of interest. As this episode and future episodes progress you'll find YOU become more aware and gain a deeper appreciation of the complex world of plastic surgery - essentially a mix of the human body and mind engineering, coupled with great artistry and foresight. Plus, let's not forget ALL the special and helpful products and procedures. This is an industry that truly focuses on helping YOU Look Good and Feel Great... Download and listen in your vehicle or while on an airplane, on your lunch break, or just when you're taking time out for yourself. See You for Episode 04   PS: Check out Dr Jeffrey Roth's Social media, we'd Love You to Like and follow, as it's a great way to keep up to date, or just download the Podcast to listen to offline on your iPhone or Android device.  Check Us Out on our Social Media Channels :)         

Recorded September 4, 2020 Follow us on social media Twitter - @DJ_9one @therealmattlorr @outtahctrl Instagram - @dj9one @therealmattlorr @outtahctrl

Recorded September 4, 2020 Follow us on social media Twitter - @DJ_9one @therealmattlorr @outtahctrl Instagram - @dj9one @therealmattlorr @outtahctrl

It's a Tuesday edition of The Grant Napear show with Doug Christie and the fellas open the show in the first hour speaking about the NBA news of the day, about how some of the star players throughout the league were on a call today and agreed they want to finish the season. Plus friend of the show George McPhee, the General Manager of the Las Vegas Knights joins the show and speaks about what the NHL is going through at the moment and relives some memories of his playing days and how he drafted Alex Ovechkin. 

NHL broadcaster Gord Miller joined Grant and Doug and spoke about his experiences with Wayne Gretzky, including how he broke the news the LA Kings had traded for him and his call of the Las Vegas Knights and San Jose Sharks game 7 last year in the NHL playoffs. Also in the end of the hour the fellas begin the first round of the "greatest sports calls in history" bracket.  

Week one of the 2018/19 playoffs saw more dum dums than the end of an Eastender’s soap opera… How are Clare and Jolon’s heart rates as history repeats itself with Boston and Toronto going to game 7… In part two of the podcast, listen to them as-live watching the final minutes of the game! Elsewhere, we kissed goodbye to the chances of an all-Canadian Stanley Cup final as Winnipeg and Calgary crashed out in the first round with St Louis Blues, Dallas Stars, Columbus Blue Jackets AND Colorado Avalanches all defying the bookies and critics. Dallas Stars and Nashville Predators tied at game six, but the Stars went on to clinch their space in the next round tweeting ‘this is what it feels to be alive’ moments after winning in overtime. They’ve not made the playoffs in a decade, and now the Carolina Hurricanes may end up knocking out last year’s champions out in the first round…with a feisty exit for Alex Ovechkin too! Will Washington Capitals meet their former coach Barry Trotz and the New York Islanders in the second round? San Jose Sharks and Las Vegas Knights had an absolute goal fest in their first round and now (as we record this podcast) sit tied 3 a-piece. Will Las Vegas prove their inaugural season wasn’t just a fluke or will Eric Karlsson’s team get a stab at their first ever Stanley Cup? And a clean sweep left the President Trophy winners’ Tampa Bay Lightning AND Sidney Crosby’s Pittsburgh Penguins saying see ya later?! Destroying all of our NHL brackets in one clean swoop. So will CBJ go all the way? There’s mixed thoughts on our twitter poll! Hosted by Clare Freeman & Jolon Kemp Walker. Featuring Pittsburgh Penguins fan Georgie Hunt and a surprise guest on the phone at the end… Produced by ASFB Productions. To join like-minded folk who love watching the NHL but live outside of North America, email us for an invite to our closed slack workspace: NHLFansFromAfar@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nhlfansfromafar/message

Welcome to the Tony's Take Podcast, episode 62 Sports! We are coming off a big sports week, hence why we delayed our sports episode. We get into the Washington Capitals and winning their first Stanley Cup. While the Las Vegas Knights had a great first season, let's just say their only cap issue is the Capitals... We also got to see a 13th Triple Crown winner over the weekend, Justify! We have some upcoming events including the World Cup which kicks off in Russia this Thursday. We also have the US Open starting this week, will Tiger be in the running? We close with the NBA Finals, Curry, Durant and Co swept LeBron and the Cavs in a less that eventful game four. Will LeBron's future involve a moving truck? Be sure to share, comment and subscribe!

Episode 11 - Friday's Sports Betting Podcast / June 1, 2018 Knox Locks Bettors Guide for your Friday Night / Cavaliers lose to Golden State in the NBA Finals Game 1 recap discussion / Las Vegas Knights versus Washington Capitals in the Stanley Cup Finals Game 3 bettors picks / Johnny Manziel and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats play the Toronto Argonauts in CFL pre-season tonight / Tiger gets his groove back in Memorial Tournament / NCAA Futures Hold the Line is a sports betting podcast for the working man, by the working man. We're working that 9-5 grind during the day and placing our hard-earned cash on the line at night. No sport is left behind here at HTL. We're talking NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, NCAA, Premiere League, PGA, E-League, and literally every sport in between. Pick your favorites, put down a wager and let us help you improve your odds against the wise guys in Vegas with our picks. We're betting you can be a better bettor with our locks. Join our team by listening to our daily sports betting podcast and getting in on the action. Check us out on our website Hold the Line And follow us on Twitter @HoldtheLinePod

Episode 10 / May 31, 2018 The Hold the Line Crew shouts out to the haters / Knox Locks Bettors Guide for your Thursday Night / Cavaliers versus Golden State in the NBA Finals Game 1 bettors picks / Las Vegas Knights beats Washington Capitals in the Stanley Cup Finals Game 2 discussion / Obscure Picks Hold the Line is a sports betting podcast for the working man, by the working man. We're working that 9-5 grind during the day and placing our hard-earned cash on the line at night. No sport is left behind here at HTL. We're talking NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, NCAA, Premiere League, PGA, E-League, and literally every sport in between. Pick your favorites, put down a wager and let us help you improve your odds against the wise guys in Vegas with our picks. We're betting you can be a better bettor with our locks. Join our team by listening to our daily sports betting podcast and getting in on the action. Check us out on our website Hold the Line And follow us on Twitter @HoldtheLinePod

Welcome to the Tony's Take Podcast, this is episode 61 Sports! On today's show we talk about the NBA Conference Finals. LeBron and the Cavs were able to knock out the Boston Celtics, and Curry and the Warriors took out Hardin's Rockets. Will the Cavs even win a game against the Warriors in the NBA Finals? Next we get into the Stanley Cup Finals which began last night. The Las Vegas Knights were looking pretty good but we don't think the Washington Capitals should be worried. Be sure to comment, share and subscribe!

Boston Celtics Cavs Las Vegas knights NHL Bay Area sports talk

EPISODE 346 Segment I: Pro Golfer Attacked BY HIs Wife For Playing Bad in Tournament, NHL Playoffs, Las Vegas Knights making history, Playoff Traditions In Sports, Hockey Fans, and more. Segment II: Guest Joe Arrigo from Inside The Rebels & ESPN Las Vegas joins the show to talk about the explosion of hockey in Sin City, The Raiders relocation, Jon Gruden's plan to for his new team, and much more. Segment III: Shot of the Week, NFL Headlines, NBA Playoffs, Tough Guy Eats Hot Pepper, You Got Knocked The Fuck Out, Viral Videos, WTF News, Woman Throws Poop At Restaurant Employee, Drunks Of The Week, And More.

While the Mets playoff hopes may me going down in flames if you were gambling on the Las Vegas Knights you're coming through in a big way

Today's Topics 1. NBA Playoffs 2. NHL Playoffs --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/swoop-radio/message

We discuss Red Wings Captain Henrik Zetterberg calling out team after poor showing against The Las Vegas Knights We chat about the frenzy of high profile trades in the NFL days before Free Agency officially begins

J'lyn talks with Dale Wishewan, CEO of Booster Juice and shareholders of the Las Vegas Knights

Breaking down and making picks on Alabama vs. Georgia, other college football news, reviewing the first round of the NFL playoffs and making picks on the upcoming games, other NFL news, an update on our Las Vegas Knights, more Lavar Ball drama. 800-392-6344 Twitter: @BackDoorCover, @WRBolen, @DCheverere, @Dan_Regester

Thom welcomes on former longtime Capitals GM George McPhee. They discuss his long tenure in Washington, highlighted by a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals, the Jaromir Jagr acquisition, and the beginning and middle of the Alex Ovechkin Era in DC. Plus, his new role as GM for the expansion Las Vegas Knights, and the excitement it's brought to that city.

Week 14 Recap and Carson Wentz has forced Philadelphia to reach peak sadness (2:12 - 10:30). Quick whip around of the league including snow game in Buffalo, AFC North battle, and Tom Savage had a seizure but hey look also the snow game in Buffalo (10:30 - 17:49). Giancarlo Stanton is a Yankee (17:49 - 22:07). Who Back of the week and an announcement that we are the first official Anti-Bullying podcast (22:07 - 32:01). Hall of Fame Wrestling announcer Jim Ross joins the show to talk about his career, why no one is ever allowed to sneeze around Vince McMahon, Andre the Giant's drinking abilities, and how Undertaker almost killed Mankind (32:01 - 62:26). Segments include Respect the Biz for the Las Vegas Knights twitter account, Jaggin Off with Uncle Chaps, Embrace Debate is Blake Bortles a Top 5 Quarterback in the NFL and a very emotional and personal Thoughts and Prayers. 

David Perron of the Las Vegas Knights joins the show.The post Hockey Sense #2 – David Perron appeared first on insidestl.com.

David Perron of the Las Vegas Knights joins the show.The post Hockey Sense #2 – David Perron appeared first on insidestl.com.

Playoffs Ep.4Download LinkThis is the end, beautiful friend... the end. The end of the 2016-17 NHL season. In this pod I look at the last playoff series - the Stanley Cup Finals. My prediction was either the Penguins in 4 or 5, or the Preds in 6 or 7.Turns out I was wrong; but I don't mind. The team I had all along for the Stanley Cup - dem Pens - did in fact win (even though I doubted their moxy), so that's good. So, I talk about their win.As usual I have a little Canucks news, including the return of Nolan Baumgartner and the signing of @Guddy44 - Erik Gudbranson! I also talk briefly about the NHL Expansion Draft, and the outlook for the NHL's newest member: the Las Vegas Knights. Additionally, I look ahead at the draft and free agency, and note that I will be doing podcasts that cover those events too.So, stay tuned... same Canuck time, same Canuck channel.In any case, until we pod again... keep your stick on the ice!Here's the Twitter - follow for podcast news!Here be Facebook - friend for... er... friendliness 😊 (and podcast news maybe)Here be The Masters of Feng Shui Facebook - by Greg Shaughnessy, the bloke that does the opening and closing theme to the podcast. If you like what you hear, search him up on iTunes - he's got his first album available for download. (I own it... every time I listen to it, it gets better!)

Alex, Greg and Steve chat all things sports. We talk NHL Champs, Las Vegas Knights expansion, NBA offseason, MLB, MMA, The MacGregor/Mayweather super fight, and a whole lot more.

2nd round recap and 3rd round preview, just in time for the start of the Stanley Cup Finals. That’s how we operate around here. Jacob jinxes the Ducks, Joey disparages Lucic and Johansen, and Penn clings to the last active vestiges of Sharks hockey (the Barracuda.) Also on the docket this episode: Milbury vs. Subban, a new player and a new affiliate for the Las Vegas Knights, and (attempted) Murder Aboard the IIHF Express. -Intro: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dave_Depper/Compositions_3/Sportsreel -Outro: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dave_Depper/Compositions_3/Swagger_1 -You can contact us at cahockeytalk@gmail.com or at https://www.facebook.com/cahockeytalk/ if you want to send in questions, topics you want covered, or just write nonsensical manifestos that we’ll probably read anyway. -Listen on stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/cahockeytalk/california-hockey-talk?refid=stpr -Or find us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/california-hockey-talk/id1135318109?mt=2 -Conscussion spotters were unable to take Crosby out of game 6 versus Caps: https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nhl/2017/05/09/concussion-spotters-couldnt-pull-sidney-crosby/101460354/ -Slovenia's Jeglic suspended 2 games for kicking Swiss player in neck IIHFWorlds 2017: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBbW7VdnQqI -Mike Milbury/P.K. Subban incident: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmoqF1IiTfw&app=desktop

Scott Burnside, Joe McDonald, Craig Custance and Pierre LeBrun dish on which teams have enough depth to overcome their serious injuries as well as the most important bits from the GM meetings. Plus, Jets C Mark Scheifele and George McPhee, GM of the Las Vegas expansion franchise join.

On the 80th TCS we are joined by Mark Warner of the Vegas Hockey Podcast to talk all things Sin City Puck. We ask Mark point blank, why should an arrogant Canadian hockey fan be interested in seeing another team in the desert and Mark fires right back with a terrific answer. Later on, what's the buzz around Vegas? How does the arena look and will there be gambling inside and what's the best strategy for Las Vegas going in to the expansion draft when it comes to building a successful team? Tons of ground to cover with a guy who's got boots on the ground in Sin City as this all comes together. facebook.com/tallcanaudio twitter.com/tallcanaudio twitter.com/VegasHockeyPod