Podcast appearances and mentions of Michael DiPietro

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 19, 2022 64:46

Another week, another podcast.Today, we're talking about Michael DiPietro's future with the Vancouver Canucks, and breaking down Faber's decision to wear shorts to a wedding in our Atlas Goods poll question. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

EP 194 | Vancouver Canucks with Dave Hall

Fantasy Hockey Life

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 5, 2022 76:37

The Vancouver Canucks were a tale of two seasons and Dave Hall, Dobber Prospects Managing Editor, breaks them both down for Victor and Jesse. We cover JT Miller, Elias Pettersson, Bo Horvat, Conor Garland, Brock Boeser, Vasili Podkolzin, Nils Hoglander, Quinn Hughes, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Luke Schenn, Tyler Myers, Thatcher Demko, Jaroslav Halak, and Michael DiPietro. Dan Tiffany joins us to chat goalies. In the Dynasty Dig, we cover Jack Rathbone, Linus Karlsson, and Jett Woo. FHL Scouts Tony, Jarno, and Jeremy give their reports along with takes from Victor and Dave. Jesse and Victor break down the results of @NHLRankKing polls of these three prospects vs similarly rostered prospects. Our show is presented by Fantrax.com and proud to be a part of the Dobber Podcast Network. Email fantasyhockeylife@gmail.com and ask to join our free discord. Join our Patreon at Patreon.com/fantasyhockeylife for rankings, bonus podcasts, in-depth prospect reports with video, show notes and more. Listen and subscribe wherever podcasts are posted - and give us 5 stars! We want to be your best place to talk about the game of dynasty fantasy hockey. For an explanation of tiers, check the @fanhockeylife twitter.

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WCS EP 255 - Michael DiPietro

WinCity Sports Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 16, 2022 48:24

Windsor's favorite goaltender, the most decorated goaltender in Spits history, a Memorial Cup Champion and Windsor's own Michael DiPietro joins Drake on the podcast (07:48) to chat about growing up in the Windsor area, playing for the Spitfires, 2017 Memorial Cup, 2019 World Juniors, and so much more. Coming to you just days before the wrap of the AHL regular season. Plus, Drake breaks down local sports news on the Spits, Lakeshore Canadiens & Schmaltz Cup, Clippers lacrosse, Windsor TFC, and more. Support the show

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Canucks vs Blues Post-Game Show (January 23, 2022)

Vancouver Canucks Post-Game Show by ParkersPucks

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2022 32:06

The Vancouver Canucks take on the St Louis Blues while heavily shorthanded. The Canucks are without three players in their top 6, and are left with Michael DiPietro in goal, as they look to make a push closer to a playoff spot.

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Episode 196 "DiPietro steals the show at rookie camp"

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 18, 2021 42:23

Another week, another podcast.Today, we break down Vancouver Canucks rookie camp, and dive deep on Michael DiPietro and Vasily Podkolzin.Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 183 "Harm-IN studio 3.0" ft. Harman Dayal

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 4, 2021 75:35

Another week, another podcast.Today, we were joined by Harman Dayal in studio to talk about a plethora of Vancouver Canucks related topics. Plus, Quads gives a prospect report with some confident words from Michael DiPietro.Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 33: Michael DiPietro

Showbound: The Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 16, 2021 75:49

This week the boys give their take on the third round of the NHL playoffs before being joined by Vancouver Canucks goaltender Michael DiPietro. Mikey talks about his emotional past season and his road to the NHL with an unconventional emergency call up. Mikey also tells some stories from junior and talks about winning the Memorial Cup. After that, Cardsy and Rask talk golf and wrap up the episode with a thank you to the listeners.

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June 10 2021

Sekeres & Price Show

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 11, 2021 166:43

Big show, with a big guest list! The Welcome Matt looks at the Canucks additions to the coaching staff and how after a season that had its challenges, the pressure is still on Travis Green to turn the team around. Canucks goaltending coach Ian Clark follows and explains how excited he is to be back working with the organization and with Thatcher Demko who he has been working with since the young goalie joined the franchise, how he feels about being a fan favourite in the market, his philosophy on teaching the position, Michael DiPietro’s progression, where Arthurs Silovs’ game is at, and if he feels the Canucks need to draft another goaltender. Thomas Drance follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter and gives his insight on how important it was for the Canucks to lock up Clark, how the Canucks want to get Pettersson and Hughes’ contracts done before they do any other business, and that despite it rarely happening, there is always a chance that a team could offer sheet Pettersson this offseason. The Price is Right looks at a trend around the NHL, as teams that have had success have had to make hard decisions along the way, at times having to move on from superstar players to achieve success. Our good friend Kristian Jack joins next and explains his new role with the Canadian Premier League, how important it is for Canada’s national men’s team to qualify for the 2022 World Cup, who he sees as the favourites at Euro 2020, and who could be the country the fans fall in love with at the tourney. Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and gives his thoughts on Ian Clark interview, praises the coaching staff additions the Canucks have made, and how Jim Benning should handle free agency this offseason. Take 5 revolves around a debate on who will get nominated for a major NHL award first. Quinn Hughes for a Norris? Or Thatcher Demko for a Vezina? The show wraps up with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

June 10 2021

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 11, 2021 166:43

Big show, with a big guest list! The Welcome Matt looks at the Canucks additions to the coaching staff and how after a season that had its challenges, the pressure is still on Travis Green to turn the team around. Canucks goaltending coach Ian Clark follows and explains how excited he is to be back working with the organization and with Thatcher Demko who he has been working with since the young goalie joined the franchise, how he feels about being a fan favourite in the market, his philosophy on teaching the position, Michael DiPietro's progression, where Arthurs Silovs' game is at, and if he feels the Canucks need to draft another goaltender. Thomas Drance follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter and gives his insight on how important it was for the Canucks to lock up Clark, how the Canucks want to get Pettersson and Hughes' contracts done before they do any other business, and that despite it rarely happening, there is always a chance that a team could offer sheet Pettersson this offseason. The Price is Right looks at a trend around the NHL, as teams that have had success have had to make hard decisions along the way, at times having to move on from superstar players to achieve success. Our good friend Kristian Jack joins next and explains his new role with the Canadian Premier League, how important it is for Canada's national men's team to qualify for the 2022 World Cup, who he sees as the favourites at Euro 2020, and who could be the country the fans fall in love with at the tourney. Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and gives his thoughts on Ian Clark interview, praises the coaching staff additions the Canucks have made, and how Jim Benning should handle free agency this offseason. Take 5 revolves around a debate on who will get nominated for a major NHL award first. Quinn Hughes for a Norris? Or Thatcher Demko for a Vezina? The show wraps up with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 121 with Michael DiPietro featuring the new Bauer Hyperlite Chest Protector

InGoal Radio Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 28, 2021 102:35

Episode 121 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features an in-depth conversation with Vancouver Canucks top puck-stopping prospect Michael DiPietro.In the feature interview, presented by Sense Arena, and recorded on the eve of DiPietro heading to Latvia with Team Canada for the World Championships, the affable goalie shares his experiences going more than 400 days between playing games because of the pandemic. He shares some great advice from his sports psychologist, Dr. Ashwin Patel, that helped him get through a tough year both on and off the ice. As always, DiPietro is open and engaging with a maturity beyond his 21 years, sharing his experiences on the ice on the Canucks practice squad and working with goaltending coach Ian Clark in ways that can definitely benefit any goalie listening to the interview.All that plus another trip to The Hockey Shop to show off and talk about out the new HyperLite chest protector, and how Bauer somehow managed to improve on the hugely popular 2X Pro model.

May 27: Hour 3 – Canucks and Team Canada goalie Michael DiPietro on the road ahead

The People’s Show

Play Episode Listen Later May 28, 2021 46:58

Canucks and Team Canada goaltender Mikey DiPietro joins Dan, Sat and Randip to discuss his year and his development. He chimes in on the experience with team Canada at the World Hockey Championships, and his goals for next season. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily […]

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Comets Insider 05/04/21

Comets Insider

Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2021 44:38

Tonight Rain and Michael Lehr on for Utica Comets #Insider had on Michael DiPietro and Annika Zalewski!

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The Extension

Sekeres & Price Show

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2021 96:57

Episode 7 opens with a chat with producer Andrew Wadden, followed by the “Price is Right” where Blake wonders if the Thatcher Demko extension means Jim Benning’s job might be safer than some might think. Kevin Woodley from NHL.com and In-Goal Magazine joins the show to discuss the Demko contract and who some of the comparable contracts around the league are. Woodley touches on Michael DiPietro and what this season has meant to the young prospects development, talks about how Braden Holtby’s age is hindering his range of motion, and wonders what Jacob Markstrom would be like if he played behind a good defence. “Hashtags” - the best and worst of Twitter, makes its glorious return, where Matt gives Canucks longtime equipment manager Pat O’Neill a tip of the cap ahead of his 3000th game behind the bench. Jeff Paterson drops in for his daily Canucks hit where J Pat gives his insight on the Demko deal, and how it plays into the teams future plans. The boys ask if Travis Green is tied to goaltender coach Ian Clark, and the interview wraps with a preview of the Canucks and Flames game tonight at Rogers Arena. And finally, Wadden returns to play “Hot Take Wednesday”, where the boys rate and debate the best hot takes submitted from the audience. Thanks for following, rating, and sharing the Sekeres & Price pod - and tell a friend about us. If you are interested in showing your support by sponsoring the show email us at info [at] northbeachagency [dot] comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Extension

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2021 96:57

Episode 7 opens with a chat with producer Andrew Wadden, followed by the “Price is Right” where Blake wonders if the Thatcher Demko extension means Jim Benning’s job might be safer than some might think. Kevin Woodley from NHL.com and In-Goal Magazine joins the show to discuss the Demko contract and who some of the comparable contracts around the league are. Woodley touches on Michael DiPietro and what this season has meant to the young prospects development, talks about how Braden Holtby’s age is hindering his range of motion, and wonders what Jacob Markstrom would be like if he played behind a good defence. “Hashtags” - the best and worst of Twitter, makes its glorious return, where Matt gives Canucks longtime equipment manager Pat O’Neill a tip of the cap ahead of his 3000th game behind the bench. Jeff Paterson drops in for his daily Canucks hit where J Pat gives his insight on the Demko deal, and how it plays into the teams future plans. The boys ask if Travis Green is tied to goaltender coach Ian Clark, and the interview wraps with a preview of the Canucks and Flames game tonight at Rogers Arena. And finally, Wadden returns to play “Hot Take Wednesday”, where the boys rate and debate the best hot takes submitted from the audience. Thanks for following, rating, and sharing the Sekeres & Price pod - and tell a friend about us. If you are interested in showing your support by sponsoring the show email us at info [at] northbeachagency [dot] com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Episode 148 "Podkolzin, DiPietro, and the trade deadline"

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 27, 2021 48:38

Another week, another podcast.This week the boys break down what the new 7-day quarantine rules mean for the Michael DiPietro situation, talk about Vasily Podkolzin in the KHL playoffs, and more!Support the show (http://patreon.com/canucksconvo) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Michael DiPietro

Inside the Barn

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 6, 2020 31:10

Michael DiPietro is a top prospect of the Vancouver Canucks, he won the Memorial Cup with his hometown Windsor Spitfires in 2017 and was the starting goalie for Canada at the 2019 World Juniors. He is currently plays for the Utica Comets in the AHL. Michael discusses growing his game, being a Christmas fanatic, community involvement and always finding the positive in life. Host: Sam Obermyer, @samober

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Dhaliwal: No way Markstrom would be ready for Gm 7; on contract discussions

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 3, 2020 18:16

TSN1040’s Rick Dhaliwal weighs in on the Canucks goaltending situation as Jake Kielly was recalled as Michael DiPietro is unfit to play & Jake Markstrom is not ready to play Game 6 or if necessary Game 7.

Ep 76: Still the Group Soldiered On (2019/12/22)

This Week in Anguish

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 22, 2019 4:00

This week in anguish: - After a grave oversight last week, this week's episode is the Michael Dipietro edition. Like its eponymous tendy, this episode is also a fair bit shorter than you've come to expect. - We couldn't get together to record a regular episode this week, but boy howdy has Ardella ever come through with 1) a festive and timely Canucks poem, 2) another illuminating trip in the Canucks Time Machine, and 3) a footnotes-inclusive edition of How Did I Not Know That? Happy holidays from everyone here at Anguish Industries; you'll hear from us again next week. - The Week that Was ‘Twas the week before Christmas and out on the ice, Canucks were a mixed bag of naughty and nice. A lost weekend concluded in Vegas - no joys, Knights outshone our lads, it was men against boys. Surely, we hoped, losses couldn’t come thrice, But goals proved elusive - that darn Carey Price. At last some redemption from an unlikely source, An overtime winner from TanMan - of course! But we know that for this team, no victory is free, It came at the cost of poor Josh’s right knee. Still the group soldiered on and beat Pittsburgh in style, Maybe Murray puts this one in his “Lotto Luck” file. One more win against Oilers would suit me just right, A Merry Christmas to all if Monday’s a good night. - Canucks Time Machine Dec. 21, 1990 - Canucks recorded a 7:4 win against Edmonton. A young team trying to find its way after several losing seasons and recently recovered from 5 game winless slump extends it winning “streak” to 2 games on the back of an all-star performance from 20 year old Trevor Linden who had a 6 point night - 3G and 3A. Can history repeat itself - please! Dec. 20, 2000 - Brian Burke (how can we forget he was a Harvard Law School grad when it is mentioned almost every time we hear his name) sues BCTV for a report suggesting he did not fully co-operate with Vancouver police department in its investigation of the McSorley - Brashear incident. Tireless research (ok - it was three slight variations on a google search) did not reveal the outcome of this litigation. I was reminded, however, that defending Brian also turned to the courts to defend his reputation in 2013 when he sued anonymous internet posters who made comments that the real reason Burke was terminated by Toronto was an affair with a sports reporter and not his complete inability to steer the Maple Leafs to playoff success. Interesting from a legal perspective as he was allowed to bring an action against defendants known only by their online handles without knowing their real identities and the BC Supreme Court ruled that the defendants could be served with notice of the lawsuit through private messages on a discussion forum. But, as usual, I digress. December 15, 2010 - Ryan Kesler scored his first (of 4) NHL hat trick in a 3:2 OT win against Columbus. He had previously recorded twelve 2-goal performances. 2010-11 was Kesler’s 7th season with the Canucks and, according to Damien Cox in the Toronto Sun his scoring success (10 G in previous 15 games) was due to a maturation in his game and personality. Described as a “less verbose” with “far less silliness and chirping and a more focussed approach”. The same was said to be the case with Burrows and Bieksa - who were “just as fierce” but “just smarter about it.” Shout-out to the Kes and Juice podcast episode 2 where the hosts and guest Alex Burrows once again demonstrated their famous maturity and lack of silliness! How Did I Not Know That?: Here is the short(ish) version of the long and winding road that led to my HDINKT moment this week. Much was made of the fact that Pittsburgh did not muster a single shot on goal in the first period of Saturday night’s game. This was the 5th time in Canucks history that they have held an opponent shotless for an entire period but before we get too cocky about that we need to know that the Canucks recently set an NHL record for shot futility themselves. On January 26, 2017 in a 3:0 loss to Arizona their first shot came almost halfway into the second period - a full 28:12 minutes of shotlessness. (To add insult to injury - one shot was initially recorded in the first period but was subsequently removed by the scorekeepers.) Thoughts naturally turned to other shot stats and I learned that the NHL regular season most shots by a team in a game is held by Boston with 73 against Quebec Nordiques on March 21, 1991. The Canucks regular season record is 62 shots registered in a 3:3 tie against the N.Y. Rangers on January 31, 1991. Apparently 1991 was a very prolific year for shots or the scorekeepers were unusually generous for a few months. Pause for a brief reminder that the NHL record for shots against in any game is also held by our Canucks. Luongo faced 76 shots (and saved 72!) in the quadruple overtime first round playoff win against Dallas in 2007 - his first NHL playoff game to boot. Back to the point - Looking further into the Canucks 62 shot performance against the Rangers I discovered it was a tie at the end of a 1W 7L stretch for a team with an abysmal 19-30-5 record and coach Bob McCammon was fired immediately following that record-setting offensive performance. He was replaced by Pat Quinn who joined the team the next day on their flight to Los Angeles. What I didn’t remember was their plane being nearly (100 meters away) involved in a tragic fatal crash at the Los Angeles airport and the team being so shaken that they, understandably, suffered their worst defeat of the season (9:1) against the Kings. Despite this lengthy post which might indicate otherwise - hockey is really just a game and there are far more important losses to worry about than what goes on in the arena.

Woodley: Canucks have the rare luxury of two good goalies

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 4, 2019 14:27

Kevin Woodley from In Goal Magazine says the Canucks are seeing the benefits of having two good, trustworthy goalies, and Kevin is hearing very good things about Michael DiPietro's transition to pro hockey as well

Michael DiPietro Interview 10.19.19 on 94.9 KROCK

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2019 12:36

Utica Comets goaltender Michael DiPietro joins Rain & Scoop on Comets Gameday Coverage on 94.9 KROCK to talk about his transition from Juniors to the AHL, that night he was called up to play for the Vancouver Canucks, and his mom's marinara.

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Woodley: Canucks still don't have an emergency #3 goalie

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 25, 2019 16:46

Kevin Woodley says Richard Bachman and Michael DiPietro aren't the answers for a #3 goalie, so the Canucks need one...and that need burned them last year. Kevin says the future is clearly now for Canucks, given offseason signings, so Markstrom will play a lot this season

225 - Justin Williams' Fatherly Advice

Pucks On Net

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2019 72:19

The conference finals are here. So are the World Championships. And one of them features a whole lot more Canucks players than the other. Can you guess which one it is? Geeta, P Mac and Ryan sit around the palatial estate to discuss the latest antics from Brad Marchand. They discuss the Boston Bruins' knowing how to play playoff hockey to their advantage almost perfectly. Can their 'school yard bully' like approach to the game have the same affect if they reach the Stanley Cup Final? Or will a big and rugged St. Louis or San Jose team handle them with ease and matched toughness? They also discuss Patrick Maroon's heartfelt trip that brought him back to St. Louis to play for his hometown team and look at just how dominant the San Jose Sharks are playing this postseason. The gang discuss their trip to Langley to watch the Vancouver Giants win game 5 against Prince Albert as well as the collapse of the Ottawa 67's following the injury of Canucks prospect Michael DiPietro. Finally, they scoff at the Jamie Benn to Vancouver trade discussion, talk softball, Geeta's thoughts on Game of Thrones and some other great listener questions. Support the show on Patreon! Pledge a coupla bucks (or $5) and get instant access to all our bonus content. This week the gang discuss their mother's day activities, Ryan and Geeta shared a great dislike for frozen bread, Ryan gives context for his weekly Twitter posts and P Mac talks mispronouncing names during broadcasts. Visit www.patreon.com/pucksonnet Follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook

223 - Professor Chaos & The Sharks' Game 7 Comeback

Pucks On Net

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 28, 2019 70:47

A phantom five minute major penalty results in the greatest third period playoff comebacks in the last decade or two. Ryan, Geeta and P Mac saddle up at the palatial estate to discuss the fallout of game 7 between San Jose and Vegas last Tuesday. From the "botched" call from the referees, to the momentum swing and four power play goals scored by San Jose to what could come in terms of penalty video reviews. Dave skypes in to give his thoughts on the game 7 comeback, his concerns about more video review, the Carolina Hurricanes' big game 1 win over Washington and a great Justin Williams comparison. They also discuss the Vancouver Giants' impressive postseason run, finishing off the Spokane Chiefs in just five games and the even more impressive run by the Ottawa 67's. Canucks' prospect Michael DiPietro is leading the team to an undefeated 12-0 streak in the playoffs. They also make potential yet flaky plans to check out game 1 of the WHL Championship. Finally, the gang discusses the swirling rumours of Mike Gillis' possible return to Vancouver. Ryan believes this could be the best possible situation for the team and unite the fanbase, while P Mac believes he's just trying to create more chaos! Support the show on Patreon! Pledge a coupla bucks (or $5) and get instant access to all our bonus content. This week Paul and Geeta discuss Avengers: Endgame, Ryan encounters a beefcake on the street and they talk about the characters you come across working in an office. Visit www.patreon.com/pucksonnet Follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook

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BONUS: CBC All in a Day Interview - Ottawa 67's Social Media

My Social Life

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 6, 2019 12:34

If you didn't know, my full time job is that I am the digital co-ordinator for a major-junior hockey team in Ottawa, Canada called the Ottawa 67's. I am responsible for all social platforms, email marketing and web content. This year the team is having tremendous success on the ice and as a result our social media has also been going very well and getting a ton of exposure. So much exposure that it caught the eye of CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) and they invited me to be on their afternoon radio show 'All in a Day'. Although this isn't a regular episode of My Social Life I wanted to share it with you to give you a little bit more insight into who I am and what I do. Also be sure to listen to the shoutout to the podcast at the end of the interview! Thanks again to CBC for the interview and the featured article! Read the CBC's article about the 67's social media featuring me: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/ottawa-67s-social-media-1.5077251 Follow me on Instagram: @TheJacobKelly Follw me on Twitter: @TheJacobKelly

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214 - DiPietro & The Islanders (Mikey, Not Rick)

Pucks On Net

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 17, 2019 69:28

We're living in a world where the hottest team in the NHL is the St. Louis Blues and the New York Islanders are leading the Metro division after John Tavares decided to skip town. One week removed the snowiest podcast recording on record, Ryan Geeta and Paul gather at the palatial estate on a sunny Sunday afternoon to discuss an interesting week in the NHL. The Edmonton Oilers shed some cap space and a goaltender as Cam Talbot heads to Philadelphia to backup and mentor his friend IRL, Carter Hart. Dave joins the show to discuss the red hot New York Islanders. They're leading their division and winning by committee without John Tavares. Former Islander and Tavares teammate Rob Schremp chimed in on Twitter to give a less than stellar opinion on Tavares as a teammate. We discuss these comments as well as the positive impact that adding Barry Trotz and Lou Lamoriello can have on a team and organization. They also discuss the unfortunate NHL debut for Michael DiPietro for the Vancouver Canucks in their 7-2 loss to the San Jose Sharks last Monday. They break down how it could have been prevented and just why the 19 year old wound up with the start. Finally, they discuss the Canucks' trading Sam Ganger for Ryan Spooner, discuss possible trade locations for Matt Duchene and Mark Stone and answer a couple questions from Twitter. Support the show on Patreon! Pledge a coupla bucks (or $5) and get instant access to all our bonus content.This week they discuss the transaction that ROCKED the PON Fantasy League and Ryan discusses his trip to the establishment in Vancouver named after a citrus fruit. Visit www.patreon.com/pucksonnet Follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook

Episode 24: James Adopts A Fox

Laced Up: A Hockey Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 14, 2019 99:16

In this week's episode, James prepares for his trip to Toronto by taking Brutes' Arkells quiz! The guys discuss the firing of Randy Carlyle by the Anaheim Ducks, the Evgeni Malkin stick incident with Michael Raffl, as well as a pair of trades by the Montreal Canadiens. In addition, the guys discuss the merit of the Vancouver Canucks starting Michael DiPietro this week, and also debate if the media is a toxic effect on the Edmonton Oilers. The top 10 Best Lead Actress winners since 1979 round off the show! Intro Music: Hand Me Downs - Arkells Other Music: Yakety Sax - Boots Randolph Outro Music: Right Back Where We Started From - Maxine Nightingale

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Paterson: Couldn't help but feel for Michael DiPietro

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 12, 2019 8:29

Jeff Paterson joins Blake Price & Dave Tomlinson the The Post Game Show to break down the Canucks 7-2 loss to San Jose.

To The Point season 2 episode 15

OHL - To The Point

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 31, 2019 51:22

The guys talk about the Todd Gill firing, how many 50 goal scorers will there be in the OHL this year and Michael DiPietro. His numbers aren't what they have been in the past and should the Ottawa 67's be worried.

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Michael DiPietro talks Ottawa 67s, World Juniors and much more!

Popternative

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 20, 2019 14:37

Ottawa 67s goaltender Michael DiPietro joins the show for a chat about his transition with the 67s from the Windsor Spitifires, Representing Canada at the World Juniors and more.

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Where do Canucks stand in the West?

White Towel

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 15, 2019 26:12

Ed Willes joins Paul Chapman for the latest edition of the White Towel Podcast. In the pod the boys get into where the Canucks really stand in the Western Conference. Is a playoff chase an essential part of their development? Ed also believes this is where we will really see what the Canucks are now they finally have their full set of forwards healthy and ready to roll with Brandon Sutter back and Elias Pettersson on the verge of a return. They also get into the state of the blueline, the Canucks prospect group and reflections on other key pieces, Quinn Hughes and Michael DiPietro and what Ed took out of their performances at the World Juniors. Finally, Ed gets into the standing and stature of Roberto Luongo who just visited Rogers Arena, and where he ranks as an all-time Canuck.

Donnie and The Moj January 15 Hour 3

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 15, 2019 39:22

Guests include Michael DiPietro.

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DiPietro: Want to win a Cup in Vancouver, but don't want to rush process

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 15, 2019 13:29

Michael DiPietro says his goal is to win a Cup with the Canucks, and he's excited about the possibility of being a tandem with Thatcher Demko. Mikey discusses the World Juniors, the journey to this point, and his goals in Ottawa this season

McLennan: You can tell with ease that Michael Dipietro is a class kid, and that he really gets it

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 3, 2019 15:52

TSN Hockey Analyst Jamie McLennan joins Moj & Foxman to break down the tough Canadian loss at the World Juniors, including the play of Canucks prospect Michael Dipietro.

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Two Coaches and a Major Trade

Around The OHL Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 6, 2018 34:49

Hosts Jake Jeffrey and Mike Stubbs chat with a pair of OHL coaches as Trevor Letowski (Windsor Spitfires) and Cory Stillman (Sudbury Wolves) join the show. The guys also talk about the trade that sent Michael DiPietro from Windsor to the Ottawa 67's, and Letowski weighs in on how much DiPietro means to organization. They also check in with Alex Formenton as he heads off to Canada's World Junior Selection Camp.

Button: Quinn Hughes has chance to be USA captain at World Juniors

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 5, 2018 14:06

Craig Button suggests, with Brady Tkachuk in the NHL, Quinn Hughes has a chance to be USA's captain at the World Juniors. Craig isn't sure Tyler Madden will keep a roster spot, but suggests Madden can play a number of roles for USA. And Craig says Michael DiPietro has shown he has all the tools needed to handle starting duties for Canada

JHM Season 28: Episode 8 - December 3, 2018

Junior Hockey Magazine

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 3, 2018 42:38

He was one of the final players cut by Team Canada last year. But now, many believe he’ll be Canada’s starting net-minder at the World Junior. We go one on one with Vancouver Canucks prospect, Michael DiPietro. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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LISTEN DiPietro: The guys made it easy in front of me tonight

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 8, 2018 2:23

Michael DiPietro post game audio after the Canucks young stars defeated the Jets young stars 8-2 in Penticton, BC.

Woodley: DiPietro and Demko both very open, willing to make technique changes

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 7, 2018 19:15

Kevin Woodley from InGoal Magazine says both Thatcher Demko and Michael DiPietro have shown a willingness to make positive technique changes, and adapt to them quickly, which is very positive news for Canucks fans

Halford & Brough: July 31 Hour 3

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 31, 2018 41:34

Mike and Jason talk MLB trade deadline with Chris Cwik from Yahoo Sports, and discuss Michael DiPietro, the Summer Showcase, and Beertanen

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Abbott: Canucks well represented at Summer Showcase

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 30, 2018 6:30

Jon Abbott, who has the call of the Summer Showcase this week on BNN Bloomberg 1410am, discusses the Canucks prospects involved, including Quinn Hughes, Jett Woo, Michael DiPietro and, uhhhmmm, Jack Hughes

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DiPietro: My goal is to win gold with Canada in Vancouver

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 4, 2018 3:40

Canucks goalie Michael DiPietro tells Jeff Paterson that his goal is to win gold with Canada at the World Juniors in Vancouver, and the Summer Summit is a way to set the tone for that.

Hunter: DiPietro in the lead to start in goal at World Juniors

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 4, 2018 12:48

Tim Hunter, coach of Canada's World Junior team, says Canucks prospect Michael DiPietro is in the lead to start in goal, but says the other goalies will have a chance to show their stuff. Hunter says Jett Woo plays with a physical edge and absolutely hates to lose

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Woodley: DiPietro is constantly looking for ways to improve

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 7, 2018 12:07

Kevin Woodley breaks down why Washington has had success against Marc-Andre Fleury, and suggests that Vegas – as a team – needs to adjust to what Washington is doing, not just Fleury. Kevin discusses Michael DiPietro’s summer ahead, and likes how much work DiPietro is doing and that he already recognizes what he needs to work on, and is putting the time in

DiPietro: Goal is to make the Canucks and bring a Cup to Vancouver

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 1, 2018 12:09

Canucks prospect Michael DiPietro discusses an impressive year, including a stint on Canada's World Championship team alongside Bo Horvat and Connor McDavid. DiPietro says his goal is to make the Canucks and bring a Cup to Vancouver

Woodley: Not sure Hanifin has offensive upside to justify trading 7th overall

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 1, 2018 13:28

Kevin Woodley isn't sure Noah Hanifin has the offensive upside to justify trading the 7th overall pick. Kev also discusses Michael DiPietro and where his development is at

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 1, 2018 32:59

Guests include Michael DiPietro.

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DiPietro: Goal is to make the Canucks and bring a Cup to Vancouver

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 1, 2018 12:09

Canucks prospect Michael DiPietro discusses an impressive year, including a stint on Canada's World Championship team alongside Bo Horvat and Connor McDavid. DiPietro says his goal is to make the Canucks and bring a Cup to Vancouver

Abbott: World Championship opportunity a sign DiPietro is favourite to start for World Juniors team

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Play Episode Listen Later May 11, 2018 8:01

Jon Abbott says Michael DiPietro is taking advantage of his on-ice opportunity with Canada at the Worlds, and the Canucks have to be thrilled that he's there. Abbs also suggests DiPietro is the favourite to be Canada's starter at the 2019 World Juniors

Paterson: Canucks have to be better in their division

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 24, 2018 9:28

Jeff Paterson points out that, among many issues, the Canucks must be better racking up wins and points against a weakening Pacific Division. Jeff also says, with Bo Horvat, Elias Pettersson, and Michael DiPietro playing, the World Championships will be worth keeping an extra eye on

Prospect Podcast: Detroit's future and an interview with Barrie Colts GM Jason Ford

The Hockey News Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 9, 2018 34:51

THN's Edward Fraser and prospect expert Ryan Kennedy discuss Dick Umile's retirement as coach of University of New Hampshire (0:56), Michael Dipietro's strong year backstopping the Windsor Spitfires (1:40) and Alberta Jr. A's Okatoks Oilers historic win streak (3:18). Plus, they listen to Ryan's interview with Barrie Colts GM Jason Ford (4:40), shine the 2018 draft spotlight on Finnish center Rasmus Kupari (17:40) and break down the Red Wings' prospect pipeline (20:20).

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McKenzie: On Canada's scorers, goalies in World Juniors

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 21, 2017 16:00

Bob McKenzie discusses Canada's world junior outlook with Sekeres and Price, including why he thinks Michael DiPietro missed making the team. TSN1040 has the World Juniors covered, starting Boxing Day with Canada vs Finland

Button: Trickle-down effect of having entire top line out is immense

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 18, 2017 9:20

Craig Button says he can't remember seeing another entire top line lost to injury, and says the trickle-down effect of forcing second-line players to the top line..and third line players to the second..etc will be extremely difficult for the Canucks. Craig was shocked Michael DiPietro was left off Canada's world junior team

Malloy: Sky is the limit for Elias Pettersson

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 13, 2017 10:43

Shane Malloy of Hockey Prospects Radio says Elias Pettersson has elite hockey sense, and an excellent ability to make plays at speed and create space for himself and his teammates. Shane also discusses what Jonah Gadjovich, Kole Lind, and Michael DiPietro are doing well for Canada

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LISTEN @THNRyanKennedy: Canada full of solid players, lacks high-end talent like an Elias Pettersson

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 13, 2017 9:05

Ryan Kennedy of the Hockey News says Canada's World Junior team is full of "very good players", while admitting it lacks the high-end difference makers like an Elias Pettersson. Ryan discusses Michael DiPietro, Kole Lind, and Jonah Gadjovich's chances of making the team

Wheeler: Pettersson has tool set to be elite player in NHL; has had "phenomenal season"

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 8, 2017 13:10

The Athletic's Scott Wheeler says Michael DiPietro is almost a lock to make Team Canada's World Junior roster. Scott says Jonah Gadjovich would add some bite to the roster, adding it would be hard to leave Kole Lind off the roster with the strong season he's having. Scott also has very high praise for Elias Pettersson, suggesting he has the tools to potentially be an elite NHL player

Woodley: Worried DiPietro's style in junior won't translate to pro

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 6, 2017 21:17

Kevin Woodley from In-Goal Magazine admits Canucks prospect Michael DiPietro is tearing up junior, but worries that there are elements of DiPietro's game that won't translate to pro hockey. Kevin says DiPietro is aware of that, but there's work to be done

DiPietro: I'm very impatient and want to play in NHL as soon as I can

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 29, 2017 9:42

Canucks prospect Michael DiPietro admits he's impatient and wants to be in the NHL as quickly as possible, while admitting it's a tough road for goalies. DiPietro discusses his World Junior hopes and his time at Canucks camp, as well

Sekeres & Price Nov 29 Hour 1

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 29, 2017 37:32

Guests include Michael DiPietro.

Price: Gadjovich bull in china shop vs Finland; Pettersson skilled and unafraid

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 3, 2017 13:34

Blake Price, who has the call of World Junior Summer Showcase games, says Jonah Gadjovich was 'a bull in a china shop' against Finland and has a shot to make the WJHC roster. Blake also says Elias Pettersson was very good v USA, unafraid to got to the net, and sturdier than he expected. Blake also thinks Kole Lind is a longshot to make Canada, but sees Michael DiPietro as the backup goalie

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