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In a shocking blockbuster trade, the Avalanche trade Mikko Rantanen to the Hurricanes. Is Eric Tulsky the smartest GM ever? Will we see more big trades well before the deadline? People are dropping out of the 4 Nations Faceoff - is it a trend? Listen Here: Apple Podcasts Direct MP3 iHeart Radio Title Player - Jason Allison - played with Troy Sweet in London/ Chris Longo Portland / / Barry Trotz - coach Portland Pirates - 3 goalies - Byron Dafoe, Rick Tabaracci, Olaf Kolzig / Todd Nelson, Trotz, Andrew Brunette, News Mikko Rantanen, Taylor Hall to Hurricanes for Martin Necas, Jack Drury, 2025 2nd, 2026 4th Rantanen 6th in scoring when traded. Contract up at end of season - $4.625MM- expecting Draisaitl type salary - $14MM Comments from MacKinnon, Bednar Makar due in 27-28 MacFarland must have decided he couldn't live with 3 guys over $12MM Does this change how other GMs look at expiring contracts? Marner? 4 nations players dropping out Heiskenen Pietrangelo - nursing injury but paying 24 min / game Karlsson - “lower body injury” Jacob Markstrom Charlier McAvoy Erik Haula Per Wyshinski - no 1 game suspension for not attending unlike All Star game Will we see more? Captains - Crosby, Hedman, Matthews, Barkov Brandon Saad waived by Blues and is free agent - Leafs and Oilers said to be interested Klingberg to play first game as Oiler tonight. Guess the 5th Standings Update East is tight! We review the standings. Connections Last Week - Claude Julien, Alain Vigneault, Pat Burns, Benoit Groulx This Week Crazy Stat DOPeS - McDavid 3 games / Myers 3 games Lilleberg - 2 games - interference - head contact - https://www.nhl.com/news/topic/player-safety/lightning-emil-lilleberg-suspended-two-games-for-interference Ridiculously lenient.
In a record setting performance, Alex Nedeljkovic scores a goal and adds an assist, the first time an NHL goalie has managed that feat. Meanwhile, did Connor McDavid escape discipline for a sneaky elbow? Mike continues to be flummoxed by the unwillingness of Leafs fans to enjoy this season. Listen Here: Apple Podcasts Direct MP3 iHeart Radio Title Player Don Marcotte News Ndeljkovic scores - 16th goalie to score, 11th to shoot it https://www.nhl.com/news/nhl-goalie-goals-all-time-313758920 Took a hit to make the play! Also had an assist - 1st time ever goal and assist Scored 2 in AHL and 1 in ECHL - 1st ever McDavid chicken wing - no fine or suspension - what do you think? https://youtu.be/NX8P28Fjats?si=b8ALcjbaZgyl7BIX Oilers sign Klingberg - $1.75 AAV - 32 yrs old - gets $1MM - $350k bonus plus salary - hasn't played since Nov 2023 Oilers beat Kings, Wild and Avalanche this week - were done 3-0 to Avs and came back. Matthews continues to score despite Leafs struggles lately Rumours that Marchand might be on the trade block - last year of 8 yr contract - $6MM - 36 yrs - if Bruins fall out of playoffs will they move him? Guess the 5th Columbus Blue Jackets - where did they come from? Last 10 - 8-10-0 6W in a row Currently in 1st wildcard in East Fancies GF% 51% (11) xGF% 48.71% (25) SH% 10.03% (3) SV% (25) Since Dec 1 GF% 51.55% (12) xGF 45% (28) SH% 9.8 (8) SV% 91.12 (17) Since Dec 22 - have scored a PPG per game Have been on a hot streak but nothing to indicate it's real - Schedule has been pretty soft over this span Connections - Last Week - lubes, swing, flase, teardrops - anagrams of NHL team names This Week - Claude Julien, Alain Vigneault, Pat Burns, Benoit Groulx Crazy Stat - DOPeS - Tsyplakov 3 games hit to head https://www.nhl.com/news/new-york-islanders-maxim-tsyplakov-suspended-3-games
Former NHLer Mark Osborne talks about playing with Wayne Gretzky on the Toronto Young Nationals, his wife Madolyn's Hollywood career with John Travolta and Chevy Chase, the surreal experience of a Toronto kid growing up to play for the Maple Leafs, those magical 1993 and 1994 playoff runs [21 games in 42 nights plus 3 straight game 7s during that crazy run in '93!], his ‘GEM' line with Gary Leeman & Eddie Olczyk, his checking line with Bill Berg & Peter Zezel, the dominant playoff performances of Dougie/Wendel/The Cat, playing for the one and only Pat Burns, still working today in hockey as pro scout for the Los Angeles Kings, and his TRUE feelings about the Kerry Fraser ‘non-call' on Wayne Gretzky in overtime of Game Six in '93! TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum at andrew.applebaum@gmail.com All episodes available at https://www.torontolegends.ca/episodes/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dans cet épisode, vous nous racontez vos histoires de cicatrices, voyez comment Pat Burns peut régler un quiz rapidement et on se demande comment ça sonne un orignal du Nouveau-Brunswick! On jase aussi de tatouage avec Claraboo, tatoueuse de la région qui est notre invité dans La jasette du BOOST!
Pat Burns, Tuxedo Golf Course & Jake Ayre, farmer in Minto on the wet weather and how it's affecting them Mayor Scott Gillingham on the Main St. rubble
Est-ce que la direction des Canadiens de Montréal va bien entourer son premier trio qui a démontré cette saison qu'il était prêt à passer à la vitesse supérieure l'an prochain? Cayden Primeau est-il un gardien plus «technique» que Samuel Montembeault? Avec cinq matchs à jouer, on consolide le potentiel 5e choix au repêchage dans le boulier? Ce sont quelques-uns des sujets de ce nouvel épisode de Sortie de zone avec l'animateur Jérémie Rainville et Stéphane Waite, du 98,5 FM, ainsi que Richard Labbé et Guillaume Lefrançois, de La Presse. Sommaire Bloc 1 2:35 - Après une deuxième période difficile face aux Maple Leafs, c’est le troisième engagement qui coule les Canadiens face aux Rangers 10:00 - On parle de la performance de Cayden Primeau. Est-il plus technique que Samuel Montembeault? 16:00 - Pat Burns disait: «Tu ne vais pas à la guerre avec des tire-pois et des couteaux à beurre». Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield et Juraj Slafkovsky prouvent qu’ils sont prêts. Est-ce que la direction leur donnera des munitions? 25:45 - Est-ce que Justin Barron fait partie de votre brigade défensive la saison prochaine? Bloc 2 31:10- Les Canadiens sont au 28e rang du classement général avec cinq matchs à faire. Faut-il consolider le potentiel 5e choix au repêchage dans le boulier? 38:00 - Brady Tkachuk a établi un record de 16 mises en échecs dans la défaite des Sénateurs face aux Devils. Est-ce que la formation d'Ottawa gagnera un jour avec son valeureux capitaine? Bloc 3 44:00 - Ligue professionnelle de hockey féminin: comment maintenir l’intérêt avec des pauses en raison du Championnat mondial de hockey féminin et les matchs de la rivalité Canada-États-UnisVoir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee/fr/ pour notre politique de vie privée
Its inevitable that when the annual St. Paddy's Day game rolls around, our thoughts drift to the history of the team we love, and this year is no exception, so we begin the show remembering Pat Burns. In this episode, the Good the Bad and the Ugly returns and we spotlight the performances of Ilya Samsonov and Pontus Holmberg, critique of Sheldon Keefe's coaching decisions, as well as express our concerns about the penalty kill. Then for the Third Period we welcome Rachel Doerrie to help us analyze the Leafs' performance at the trade deadline. We discuss various topics related to the Leafs' moves, including the impact of not having a second-round pick, the goaltending situation for the playoffs, and the evaluation of Timothy Liljegren. And she pulls no punches with respect to her thoughts on Keefe's adjustments in the wake of Mitch Marner's injury! She is a wealth of knowledge and we appreciated her expert analysis and had fun getting to know her a bit better. To wrap up we preview the upcoming games and discuss the team's playoff positioning. Lots still to iron out before the playoffs begin. Go Leafs Go! Takeaways The Toronto St. Pat's hockey team holds a special place in the hearts of Leafs fans. Reaching 200 subscribers on YouTube is a significant milestone for the show. Ilya Samsonov has been performing exceptionally well for the Leafs. Sheldon Keefe's coaching decisions have been a topic of discussion and critique. The Leafs' penalty kill needs improvement. The Leafs' performance at the trade deadline was disappointing. Not having a second-round pick may have hurt the Leafs at the trade deadline, but the value of draft picks is often overestimated by other teams. The Leafs should consider a rotation between their goaltenders in the playoffs to keep them fresh and maximize their performance. Timothy Liljegren has shown promise and should be given more opportunities to prove himself. While analytics and data analysis are important, it's also important to enjoy watching the game and not get too caught up in the numbers. The Leafs' upcoming games and playoff positioning will be crucial in determining their success in the postseason. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Sponsor 01:18 Discussion about Toronto St. Pat's hockey team 04:41 Acknowledgment of guest and introduction to the show 05:10 Discussion about Ilya Samsonov's performance 08:32 Discussion about Pontus Holmberg's improvement 10:57 Critique of Sheldon Keefe's coaching decisions 15:48 Concerns about the penalty kill 30:05 Analysis of the Thomas Hertl trade rumors 31:34 Impact of not having a second-round pick 36:02 Goaltending situation for the playoffs 41:28 Evaluation of Timothy Liljegren 47:31 Preference for watching the game over analyzing data 56:36 Review of the conversation with Rachel Dory 57:34 Upcoming games and playoff positioning 01:01:06 Call to action and conclusion https://bleav.com/shows/ladies-talkin-leafs/ https://www.ladiestalkinleafs.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@LTL1917 Support the show https://ko-fi.com/ltl1917 https://www.nhl.com/mapleleafs/ https://torontosun.com/sports/hockey/nhl/toronto-maple-leafs/leaf-time-machine-st-michaels-college-keeps-irish-ties-strong https://www.sportsnet.ca/nhl/article/quick-shifts-samsonov-woll-in-tight-battle-for-maple-leafs-playoff-crease/ https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/toronto-maple-leafs/latest-news/im-not-happy-to-be-missing-out-but-i-understand-maple-leafs-simon-benoit-taking-a-positive-approach-after-being-bumped-out-of-the-lineup-following-trade-deadline https://theleafsnation.com/news/brad-treliving-sends-team-clear-message-following-quiet-trade-deadline https://torontosun.com/sports/hockey/nhl/toronto-maple-leafs/identifying-the-four-maple-leafs-areas-of-focus-as-regular-season-winds-down https://thehockeywriters.com/maple-leafs-missed-out-potential-hertl-blockbuster/ https://www.yardbarker.com/nhl/articles/fixing_the_maple_leafs_penalty_kill_leaflets/s1_15332_40117846 https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-staff-and-graph-podcast/id1455926874 https://www.betalytics.com/
This week we have part 2 (of 2) of the live Q&A with Pat Burns & Andy Attar that was recorded during the fireside chat during their recent seminar.Thanks for letting us do this Mr. Burns !!!Check him out at www.eliteretrievers.comSpecial thanks to our sponsors that make this possibleChene Gear https://chenegear.comG&G Motors https://www.gandgtractor.com/Kirk-Sullivan Motors and Accessories https://kirksullivanmotorsandaccessories.com/Soggy Dog Gear https://soggydoggear.com/Campbell's Hillside Kennels https://www.facebook.com/campbellshillsidekennels/Mallard Run Kennels https://www.facebook.com/people/Mallard-Run-Kennels/100039873050738/www.doghousepod.comgoldnuggets@doghousepod.com https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094564418266
Welcome to season 4 of the Doghouse Podcast !!!This week we have part 1 (of 2) of the live Q&A with Pat Burns & Andy Attar that was recorded during the fireside chat during their recent seminar.Thanks for letting us do this Mr. Burns !!!Check him out at www.eliteretrievers.comSpecial thanks to our sponsors that make this possibleChene Gear https://chenegear.comG&G Motors https://www.gandgtractor.com/Kirk-Sullivan Motors and Accessories https://kirksullivanmotorsandaccessories.com/Soggy Dog Gear https://soggydoggear.com/Campbell's Hillside Kennels https://www.facebook.com/campbellshillsidekennels/Mallard Run Kennels https://www.facebook.com/people/Mallard-Run-Kennels/100039873050738/www.doghousepod.comgoldnuggets@doghousepod.com https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094564418266
Tonight we have the pleasure of sitting down to chat with a repeat guest and good buddy, Pat Burns, from Elite Retrievers. We begin the show discussing the SRS and some of the unconventional stuff he saw and found interesting-- it's always great to hear his perspective. Then we dig into a very thorough conversation about handling. We talk all about line mechanics and what he calls "red zone handling" on blinds. Yes, you'll want to listen and relisten to that part of the show, it's super educational. Then we talk with Pat about off season training routines and two drills: the no no drill and the chinese drill. We finish up the show and hear about a new program he is offering starting in December, the Retriever Revolution. We also hear that Bob was featured in a youtube video, so check out Pat's channel here. As always, thank you to Pat for joining our show. Cheers! PS. Santa Bob might need to deck your halls... check out the site for some holiday action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adam & Jimmy spend an evening with retriever training legend Pat Burns.Check out what Mr. Burns has going on at https://www.eliteretrievers.com/Special thanks to our sponsors that make this possibleChene Gear https://chenegear.comG&G Motors https://www.gandgtractor.com/Kirk-Sullivan Motors and Accessories https://kirksullivanmotorsandaccessories.com/Duck Dog clothing https://duckdogclothing.com/collections/the-dog-houseSoggy Dog Gear https://soggydoggear.com/Campbell's Hillside Kennels https://www.facebook.com/campbellshillsidekennels/Mallard Run Kennels https://www.facebook.com/people/Mallard-Run-Kennels/100039873050738/www.doghousepod.comgoldnuggets@doghousepod.com https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094564418266
"If Pat Burns were one of the dogs he trains, he would have put in 261 years on the job by now. If you're doing the math that equates to more than three decades of coaxing canines into champions and helping handlers handle those canine champions. Pat Burns Elite Retriever Training, serving clients both nationally and abroad, was inspired by Burns' love of dogs and hunting from an early age." Read more about Pat here! Don't forget to subscribe to the Youtube channel! Join the Upland Institute for Online Pointing Dog Training direct to you: https://www.uplandinstitute.com/ Full length film series: Behind the Dog Films https://www.behindthedogfilms.com Support the podcast and channel: https://www.patreon.com/huntingdogpodcast Connect with me on Social: Web: https://thehuntingdogpodcast.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/thehuntingdogpodcast
We're back! New look, new name, full steam into hunting season! On this episode I sit down with Pat Burns, Pat Guyette, and Jeremy Ballantine. We talk about Huntstock, western hunting, film festivals, Jeremys moose hunt this fall in Vermont, and more! follow these guys on social media: Instagram: Jason @hunterslife_outdoors Pat Burns @sev_1 Pat Guyette @huntsuburbia @huntstockfest Jeremy Ballantine @inpursuit_365 HUNTSTOCK (huntstockevents.com)
In this week's edition of the Inside the Lines High School Sports Podcast, Jim Powers talks with area officials assignor Pat Burns about the officials shortage, how to become an official and ways to be an outstanding official.
Pat & Pat recap what they've been up to the past 5 months including building out the studio, planning a new YouTube Live show that will utilize the space, securing sponsorships & content creators & seminar speakers for Huntstock 2023, shed hunting Massachusetts & Maine, and doing some traveling. We talk a little about what Pat's post-Electric Buck hunting season was like last year as well. If you are interested in being a producer of the new show, volunteering for Huntstock, sponsoring or getting an exhibitor space at Huntstock, e-mail Pat Guyette at huntsuburbia@gmail.com. GET TICKETS TO HUNTSTOCK at: www.huntstockevents.com
Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee begin with a look back on the Maple Leafs' overtime defeat at the hands of the Panthers last night and breakdown the key moments that led to the loss. Later on, we hear a fiery quote from Florida's Head Coach Paul Maurice on today's "Kyper's Clippers", before looking deeper into Toronto's powerplay alignment and Sheldon Keefe's lineup management. Next up, NHL Network analyst Mike Rupp joins the fellas to add to the Paul Maurice conversation, before chatting about tough love from coaches, the tightly contested Metropolitan Division, and shares a story about Pat Burns from his early days with the Devils (41:20). To wrap up, The Athletic's Joshua Kloke weighs in on if Matthew Knies can make an impact in the Blue and White this season, how the team might deploy him heading into the postseason, and outlines the other prospects in the Leafs' system (01:07:13). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.
For our opening of Season 2, we have as a guest, Fr. Garett's father, Pat Burns. We made it our goal and it happened. A really great conversation. Enjoy listening from the perspective of a parent.
NHL/Toronto Maple Leafs veteran defenseman Todd Gill talks leaving home for hockey after grade 10, his first games as a Toronto Maple Leaf against Montreal [back to back at the Forum & the Gardens!], learning the ropes from The King Borje Salming, the magical playoff run of 1993 [THREE game 7s!], running into the buzzsaw known as ‘Wayne Gretzky with something to prove' in that fateful conference finals game 7, the toughest fighter he ever faced [spoiler: Joey Kocur], why Pat Burns was his favourite coach, that distinctive WinnWell helmet, some crazy Harold Ballard stories, finishing his career in Germany, transitioning from playing to coaching, and why life today is great as a grandpa and chief taster for wife Krista's 23 & Co. Gourmet Cookies! TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum. Krista Gill's '23 & Co. Gourmet Cookies' are available at https://www.23andco.ca/ TORONTO LEGENDS is powered by the Henderson Brewing Company, a locally-owned, award-winning neighbourhood brewery that celebrates Toronto's stories and culture...just like this podcast! Sign up for a subscription box, where every month you will get the special seasonal release plus three other unique tap-room only beers mailed anywhere in Canada. Available in 4, 6 or 12 month subscriptions, these packs are great for any beer lover including, yes, yourself. Order now at HendersonBrewing.com, or visit their taproom & retail store at 128A Sterling Road along the West Toronto rail path. Henderson Brewing and the Toronto Legends podcast....a great local partnership. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2 x World Juniors Gold/'92 Olympics Silver/Toronto Maple Leaf Kent ‘Mandy' Manderville talks about the magical '93 playoffs run, Wendel & Dougie's leadership on AND off the ice, sharing a taxi with Pat Burns after 2 big losses, the Notre Dame Hounds, Cornell University, how he learned he was the 24th overall draft pick in 1989, his unique roommates/landlord living in the Annex, winning double Gold at the World Juniors, the Olympic experience, his ‘welcome to the NHL moment' [spoiler: trade deadline occurring while mid-air on a commercial flight!], finishing his career in Finland & Sweden, helping athletes better manage their finances, and why he still misses browsing The World's Biggest Bookstore! TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum. Photo credit: Sean Sisk TORONTO LEGENDS is powered by the Henderson Brewing Company. a locally-owned, award-winning neighbourhood brewery that celebrates Toronto's stories and culture...just like this podcast! Take in the aromas of brown sugar and savour the blend of pine, citrus and earthy cereal in Henderson Brewing's Escape Art West Coast IPA, available now at their taproom & retail store at 128A Sterling Road along the West Toronto rail path, or order now at HendersonBrewing.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tonight is special because we get to hang out with Pat Burns, we get to pick his brain about how he develops strong, confident dogs by building a bomb-proof training routine andddd hear about his new project he's been working on... Bob and Kevin talk with Pat about his Bomb-Proof Basics course he is launching soon and he is inviting people to a free webinar on 11/01 and 11/02 at 8pm EST. If you're interested in meeting Pat, asking him questions, etc. you can check out their website here and sign up to join the show. We also get to hear about the three dogs Pat took through his training and how each dog learned and progressed. It's very interesting to hear Pat speak about each dog and their owners because he's very meticulous and passionate. Some of our discussion topics include: working dogs through problems determining if your dog is being lazy or misunderstanding creating confident dogs collar conditioning and force fetch training sensitive dogs knowing when to move onto the next building block of training keeping dogs happy Needless to say, this guy knows his stuff. You can also sign up for his bomb-proof basics course, which is open for purchase from Tuesday, 11/01 through Friday, 11/11 @ 3pm. After that, you can't join for a while so don't miss out. Lone Duck's Gun Dog Chronicles is part of the Waypoint Outdoor Crew
In this 1133rd episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike chats with Brian Good from The Good Brothers about The Good Brothers, Tears Are Not Enough, Pat Burns, and his upcoming performances with Whiskey Jack. Banjo Dunc and Brian's wife Susie join the hang to keep us in line. Toronto Mike'd is proudly brought to you by Great Lakes Brewery, Palma Pasta, Yes, We Are Open, The Advantaged Investor, Canna Cabana, StickerYou, Ridley Funeral Home and Electronic Products Recycling Association.
Tonight we have a very special podcast for a few reasons. First, Bob and Blaine host the show together, which is something we haven't done before but also, we had the extreme pleasure of chatting with one of the greatest dog trainers around, Pat Burns of Elite Retrievers. Pat has 3+ decades of training and competing at the highest levels possible. Think about that for a second...because it's wild. He is one of the most knowledgeable trainers currently in the game and boy, do we dig into some awesome training discussions. Bob, Blaine and Pat chat about a variety of training topics that you could apply to your dog (regardless of the level they're currently at). They begin discussing the importance of building trust and challenging dogs, especially with high level dogs. Pat emphasized that each dog should have a strong foundation and he encourages people treat it like an investment in the dog's lifetime, so don't rush the small steps. He also pointed out that most people fail because of the "simple" things at a test like sitting and other obedience things. Then we dig into some topics Pat is meticulous with like whistle sits. We often get questions about how we train for this and Pat explains his process, which begins way before you actually teach a dog to sit on a whistle. Finally, we end the show with some parting advice from Pat. Overall, this show was extremely educational and interesting. Be patient and invest in your dog, it'll be worth it. If you enjoyed listening to Pat, then check him out at Elite Retrievers and catch one of his seminars... you won't be disappointed. Cheers! Lone Duck's Gun Dog Chronicles is part of the Waypoint Outdoor Podcast Gang. If you like our show, then you will sincerely enjoy some of the other awesome shows they have.
In this one, Jim describes his bad car accident this week. We discuss the Stanley Cup playoffs, with only four teams remaining and the excitement level this time of year. Russ gets into his days in Montreal that included a screaming match with Habs coach Pat Burns. There was definitely no love lost there. He also relays the story of tequila shots with Jyrki Lumme. Minnesota tough guy Shayne Churla was the ultimate "chirping wingman" for his teammates. Russ has a great take on why the retiring Jason Spezza is an outstanding hire for the Leafs. The Manson family are on opposite sides in the Edmonton-Colorado series. Russ had dinner with members of the LA Rams this week and Bones McKay, Phil Mickelson's longtime caddy who left NBC to work for Justin Thomas and immediately wins a PGA Championship.
Episode 24 brings you Joshua Rosa shaving his beard and looking like a young Pat Burns! Sebastian hosts Josh and Patrick Lortie as the crew talk history, prospects and a recap of the current Habs situation.Song Credits:Intro: "Bad Boys (Theme From Cops)" by Inner Circle (1993)Prospect Heroes: "Back To The Future" by Alan Silvestri (1985)Outro: "The Ecstacy Of Gold" by Ennio Morricone (1966)
In this week's edition of the 'Inside the Lines' High School Sports Podcast, we do a deep dive into the officiating shortage in high school sports with area assignor, Pat Burns. We discuss the reasons behind the shortage and how people can become involved in officiating.
Warren Weeks sold his first newspaper to his grandmother at the age of five, he was Wayne Gretzky's PR handler for a day in 1998 and over the past two decades, has become one of Canada's most popular and trusted media trainers. Thousands of spokespeople from a wide range of industries have called upon Warren to learn how to take greater control over their media interviews and to improve their media relations outcomes. Warren has established a reputation for providing executives with sound, strategic communications counsel - often under tight timelines and volatile circumstances, such as work disruptions, bankruptcies, mergers and acquisitions, plant closures, food/water contaminations and more. In the summer of 2000, he spent three-and-a-half months in the Town of Walkerton, Ontario during that community's notorious E. coli water contamination crisis.He has worked with a long list of satisfied clients throughout Canada and the United States in both the private and public sectors, including banks, insurance companies, utilities, not-for-profits, health care organizations, social advocacy groups, retailers, municipalities, conservation organizations, global consulting firms, information technology companies, grocery retailers, educational institutions, authors and more.Warren is the principal of Eleven Strategic Communications, Inc., a full-service corporate communications firm he founded in 2003.He also offers his media training clients the perspectives and insights of a reporter, having written more than 1,000 articles for a variety of publications. In the spring of 2010, Warren started an online campaign to get former NHL coach Pat Burns (who was dying of cancer) into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Within a matter of weeks, the campaign attracted 72,000 members and generated more than $2 million in earned media coverage from outlets including Hockey Night in Canada, the New York Times, Globe and Mail, National Post, Montreal Gazette, Fan 590, Team 990, Ottawa Citizen, ESPN, Sports Illustrated, CHCH TV, Toronto Star, Toronto Sun, AM 640, Yahoo Sports and more.Warren holds a Masters of Arts degree in Journalism (1993) from the University of Western Ontario.https://www.municipalworld.com/feature-story/avoiding-interview-landmines/Making Great Presentations https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXpucOX9BB0&feature=emb_rel_pauseWarren Weeks - Crisis CommunicationsContact Warren at 416-238-6361 or send him a confidential email at warren (at) weeksmedia.ca. Sales Bluebird for leaders and go-to-market teams at cyber security startupsTips, tricks, ideas and inspiration from legendary cyber security CEOs and CROsListen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stories and Strategies for Public RelationsCommunication is in every facet of our daily business.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify
Rob has some great stories from his days covering the Montreal Canadiens during the 80's and 90's – the years Russ was there. They talk about the Habs' 1990 "Friendship Tour" of the Soviet Union, including the infamous final game against the Red Army when an ugly brawl broke out. Rob also gets into what it was like being a member of the insatiable Montreal media and the work that went into it. He remembers some of his other career highlights also has some great advice for aspiring young broadcasters. Jim has a funny story about Harry Neale's prank on fellow broadcaster Don Wittman. The OHL's Sudbury Wolves actually had a stuffed, mangy Sudbury wolf to help them celebrate goals? Rob not only covered the Habs but he's still a pretty big Habs' fan today. Russ talks about the good work he and his brothers are doing with the Courtnall Society for Mental Health. Rob is asked about recent allegations that some media members infringe on athlete mental health. The fellas also look at some of the top sports moments in 2021, including Montreal's surprise run to the Cup Final. Russ' daughters are carrying on the Team Canada tradition!
Pat gives a rundown on this giant New England buck, and everything it took to pull it off. From a lucky strike on a giant shed, to the 6-year journey through the North Woods to locate his bed, Pat did everything textbook for a Midwest target buck hunt. The only difference is he did it in an area that is nearly impossible to pull off. Giant mountain laurel, knee deep snow, and heavy outside pressure all lead to a picture-perfect scenario that allowed him to pull it off. You'll want to dive into this one and get a new perspective of hunting the big woods up North. ----------------------------- The Outdoor Drive Podcast Official Website: Theoutdoordrive.com Be Sure to Check Out Our Partners- Gator Outdoors: gatoroutdoors.com Promo Code: Outdoordrive25 for 25% off your entire order Novix Treestands: novixoutdoors.com Promo Code: Outdoordrive15 for 15% off Novix products Zues Broadheads: neweraarchery.com Latitude Outdoors: latitudeoutdoors.com Nor'easter Game Calls: nor-eastergamecalls.com
Guest Host Dan Gibson talks Proposition 410 with Laura Dent and Pat Burns of the Citizens' Commission on Public Service and Compensation. Dan welcomes Erica Yngve, President of Sonoran Stitch Factory (manufacturing), Postcraft Products (branded products including shower curtains, mattress covers), and Bralessly. In between, Dan also talks soccer, specifically FC Tucson's remaining home matches.
Pat Burns was well known all over CBRM. He was painter contractor, running his own business for many years. He was also an active community man, giving generously of his time to individuals and organizations that needed support. He passed away a year ago, August 17, 2020, but his legacy lives on. Today, the Regional Hospital announced, through his daughter, Cheryl Gallagher, and her siblings, Kim Luke, Todd Burns and Stanley Burns. Pat Burns left a donation of $200,000 to the Regional Hospital. $100,000 toward the neonatal intensive care unit and $100,000 toward Cape Breton's new Cancer Centre. Daughter Cheryl Gallagher joined the show.
Dan Kovac and Pat Burns, co-owners and partners of Grandma's Speed Shop in Detroit, Michigan, exchange stories about wrenching together since high school and now rocking the Detroit diesel performance and repair scene. To learn more about the Ford Professional Service Network (PSN), go to https://fordpsn.com/home About Motorcraft® Motorcraft offers a complete line of replacement parts that are recommended by Ford Motor Company. From routine maintenance to underhood repairs, Motorcraft parts offer value with high quality and the right fit at competitive prices. Motorcraft parts are available nationwide at Ford and Lincoln Dealers, independent distributors and automotive-parts retailers, and are backed by the Service Parts Limited Warranty* of Ford Motor Company. For more information, visit www.motorcraft.com. About Ford Motor Company Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) is a global company based in Dearborn, Michigan. The company designs, manufactures, markets and services a full line of Ford cars, trucks, SUVs, electrified vehicles and Lincoln luxury vehicles, provides financial services through Ford Motor Credit Company and is pursuing leadership positions in electrification; mobility solutions, including self-driving services; and connected services. Ford employs approximately 187,000 people worldwide. For more information regarding Ford, its products and Ford Motor Credit Company, please visit corporate.ford.com. *See seller for limited-warranty details. Motorcraft® is a registered trademark of Ford Motor Company.
One of my favorite lines in Kate DiCamillo's Newbery Winning children's story, The Tale of Despereaux, is “Stories are light. Light is precious in a world so dark. Begin at the beginning. Tell a story. Make some light.” Today, Pat Burns, the Executive Director and Co-founder of the Orange County Children's Book Festival, one the largest in North America, joins the Lit Matters podcast to shine a bright light on the importance of reading, story-telling, and the power of the written word for children. Pat discusses not only her own journey to becoming a reader, but also the impressive guests who have graced the festival's main stage: Kobe Bryant, Jamie Lee Curtis, Buzz Aldrin, Kristen Bell and so many more. Many of the highlights of last year's Virtual Festival can be viewed at https://www.kidsbookfestival.com/ along with the interview I did with the Library of Congress' Ambassador for Young Peoples' Literature, Jason Reynolds, the two time Newbery medalist and best-selling author, Kwame Alexander, and U.S. Congresswoman Katie Porter. The link for this interview is found on the Festival Webpage or at https://youtu.be/CejQEtO2zG8 A list of some of the books discussed this episode: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's What Color is My World: The Lost History of African American Inventors Buzz Aldrin's Reaching for the Moon Kwame Alexander's The Crossover, Swing, and The Undefeated Kristen Bell's The World Needs More Purple People Kobe Bryant's The Wizenard Series: Season One and Legacy and the Queen Jamie Lee Curtis' Big Words For Little People and Today I Feel Silly Jason Reynold's Long Way Down, Miles Morales Spiderman, and Look Both Ways Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are
The boys offer up some thoughts on the Montreal Canadiens surprising playoff run so far.Russ spills the goods on Patrick Roy's pre-game good luck charm.The time Bob Gainey lost it on his goalie, Jon CaseyThe best 3 athletes Russ ever sawThe time Russ pulled a fast one on teammate Mark Tinordi who tended to be tight with a buckRuss had a great night with the LA Rams...including his neighbour Andrew Whitworth along with Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp.Talking about the workout regimen of Russ's soon-to-be son-in-law Eric Kendricks, an all-pro with the Minnesota Vikings.Some further thoughts on Naomi Osaka withdrawing from another tournament.Russ feuded with Pat Burns but liked that he allowed the boys to have a couple of beers in the hotel the night before a game.Some classic stories of players breaking curfew
In episode 139 of the Glass and Out Podcast, we welcome Stanley Cup champ and NHL coach Kirk Muller. Ask anyone who has had a chance to meet or be coached by Muller, and they'd likely tell you that he fits the profile of a "modern coach" to a tee. With the shift from a dictatorship style of leadership, to one where the leader seeks to connect with their team, he has made relationship building a priority in every stop he's made throughout his career. Muller had a remarkable NHL playing career of 19 seasons and nearly 1500 games, highlighted by scoring the Stanley Cup clinching goal for Montreal in Game 5 of the 1993 Final. Following retirement, he would get his first shot at coaching with Queen's University in 2005. After just one season, he'd make the jump to the NHL and join his former club in Montreal as an assistant coach. In total, Muller has spent 10 of 15 seasons behind an NHL bench as an assistant with the Canadiens. His lone head coaching gig came with the Carolina Hurricanes for three seasons (2011-2014). During his career, Muller has had the chance to work with and learn from an incredible list of coaches. That includes Lou Lamoriello, Pat Burns, Dave Tippett, Ken Hitchcock, Bob Gainey, Guy Carbonneau, Jim Rutherford, Alain Vigneault, Doug Armstrong, and Claude Julien. After being relieved of his assistant coaching duties with Montreal earlier this season, Muller is currently without a coaching job. But with his resume, knowledge of the game and ability to connect with his players, there's no doubt that he'll find his way back to the NHL sooner rather than later. Find out how he approaches relationship building with his players, what he sees as the pillars to a successful program.
This week the guys talk about social media abuse is rampant and how one sport is taking serious action against it.Russ recalls how it felt getting booed by his home crowd in MontrealThen scoring a Game 7 overtime winner vs Hartford!Dealing with a fluke shoulder injury that changed everything in MontrealJason Spezza led a player initiative to get Leaf players to pool their money to help out lesser paid AHL players in their organization.Russ remembers an amazing act of giving from an unlikely sourceRuss' old teammate, Patrick Roy wants back in the NHL...
The boys talk about the retirement of quarterback Alex Smith and his inspirational comeback from a shattered leg and multiple surgeries.Jim talks about his father's battle with Huntington's Disease.What it meant to Russ to be an NHL player.What Gordie Howe didn't like about the game.They discuss Columbus head coach John Tortorella making Max Domi a healthy scratch. Russ discusses other coaches, the coaching styles that most helped him and the styles that bothered him. The boys also discuss the amazing charity work Tortorella does.Russ used to write down his personal goals as an NHL player and shares a few of them with us.Patrick Marleau breaking Gordie Howe's NHL record for most games playedRuss talks about his embarrassing moment with Patrick MarleauA little golf talk...Jim's story about billeting LPGA star Danielle Kang And Russ's club wouldn't let this superstar become an honorary member?
This episode is a MUST listen for beginner hunters and veterans alike. Pat Burns and Neil Pendleton are an encyclopedia of knowledge on how to kill big bucks. We enjoy a few beers and talk about: - Being in the woods as much as physically possible year round - Trading bad addictions for hunting addiction - Identifying different types of bedding - Mature buck territory succession - Reading sign and questioning everything - Using historical weather apps & data - Wind scenarios - Purposefully hunting a spot to screw it up - Taking the long way in vs the easy way in - Camera placement - Ruining a great deer run - Hunting etiquette & spot encroachment - Don't send pictures of your target bucks! - Purposefully saturating woods with stands - Cell cameras SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS Heron Hill Winery - shop at www.heronhill.com First time buyers use code HS5 for an additional 5% your purchase. Return buyers will still enjoy their volume discounts of 5% off for 3 bottles, 10% off for 6 bottles, and 15% off for 12 bottle orders. All orders 6 bottles or more enjoy FREE SHIPPING! Check their homepage for the states they deliver to! Woodman Arms Muzzleloaders - go to www.woodmanarms.com to build your custom muzzleloader CONNECT WITH HUNT SUBURBIA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/huntsuburbia/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HuntSuburbia/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/HuntSuburbia/ E-mail: huntsuburbia@gmail.com RATINGS & REVIEWS Don't forget to give us a 5 star rating and a written review on iTunes if you enjoy our show and Subscribe to us on YouTube for more content! Theme Song Instrumental produced by Ryini Beats (ryinibeats.com)
We continue in segment three with Tom Chorske and getting traded to the New Jersey Devils. He was having a tough time playing for Pat Burns in Montreal and a fresh start is what he felt would help him. He arrived in New Jersey when the fortunes of the team were changing. Scott Stevens came to the team and the building process was started for the Devils. Tommy McVie was his coach and told him "we are going to teach you how to play the game at the NHL level". He noticed how Lou Lamoriello who was the President and GM of the Devils operated and he learned the system and style that was presented. The culture and environment of the team grew and the team got close. Once that happened success started to gel for the Devils. Tom learned his role with the Devils on being a Penalty Killer and learning about how to battle for the puck along the boards. He was on the top group for penalty killing and played against Lemieux, Messier, Sakic. Learning the system was vital to success. Also, learning where you fit in on the team. He was on the top group We also discuss Patrick Roy and Marty Brodeur. Tom had the pleasure of playing with both of them in his NHL career. One thing that always stuck out to him was they never let pucks stay in their nets during drills in practice. Felt it would show they gave up goals and they wanted a clean net. Here is part three of five with Tom Chorske....
Munich '58 Special - Nik chats to Pat Burns from the Manchester Munich Memorial Foundation about the formation and aims of the foundation. A great story about a group of MUFC fans working to keep a lasting legacy from the darkest day in Man Utd's history.
Zach and longtime Democratic Party operative Pat Burns discuss the resignation of Tucson City Ward 3 councilmember Paul Durham, the suggested appointment of former councilmember Karin Uhlich, and the candidates who may be jumping in to the race. Zach shares a word about the men and women of the Tucson Police Department, and then Devon Underwood comes on to talk about recruiting challenges companies are facing as they try to rebuild their workforce. 1030 The Voice at 9!
The boys review Kirk McLean's great visit to the show last weekRuss is getting ready for his physical for Life Insurance - measuring out his next White ClawParenting, trying to keep kids clear of trouble and Jim's memories of "the strap"Russ and Jim share facts and memories of former Toronto Maple Leafs' captain George Armstrong who passed away this weekRuss is loving the NHL North, the all-Canadian divisionBlockbuster trade Patrik Laine for Pierre-Luc DuboisJohn Tortorella? Russ feels like he's played for tougher coachesHow are NHL players different today in the area of respect?Russ tells us that NHL fame comes with a priceThe Packers strange call at the end of the NFC Championship GameChirping guys can be fun but not everyone is on board with it
Both parties held their state party meeting this past Saturday. Zach caught up with Pat Burns who was with the Democrats, and Bill Beard with the Republicans on what happened and the future of each party in Arizona. Pima County Supervisor Rex Scott visits afterwards. 1030 The Voice at 9!
With the World Juniors wrapping up, this week the boys discuss the Canada-Russia hockey rivalry. You won't believe what happened when Russ and the Montreal Canadiens when they travelled to Russia for an exhibition game. Things got a little out of hand and what Brian Skrudland did to the Russian coach is absolutely wild! Russ isn't a big fan of Mike Milbury and he tells us why. The guys get into Russ' biggest NHL regret; a funny story about Pat Burns and a planned bag skate; Do players have more respect for coaches now or back when Russ played? Also James Duthie's new book, and what they did over the holidays.
NHL super agent Pat Brisson joins Scott and Pierre from his home in California to discuss his son Brendan, a first round draft pick of the Vegas Golden Knights making Team USA at the 2021 World Junior Championships in Edmonton. Pat takes Scott and Pierre for a trip down memory lane, playing with Luc Robitaille, and being coached by Pat Burns in the QMJHL. Plus Pat talks about how he ended up in the agent business, and he provides an update on the negotiations between the Columbus Blue Jackets and Pierre Luc Dubois. Scott and Pierre discuss the ongoing negotiations between the NHL and the Players Association leading up to a return to play, plus Pierre previews his 'who will coach Canada at the 2022 Winter Olympics' column which gets published on Thursday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chantal nous raconte des anecdotes sur Michel Bergeron et Pat Burns.
Dans son apéro Jean-Charles nous parle de Pat Burns, de Victor Wanyama, du match du jeudi soir dans la NFL et de Karim Mané On parle de la LHJMQ avec Louis Jean. JiC discute ensuite avec l'ambassadeur de Procure, Bertrand Godin On rejoint Andy Mailly-Pressoir à Boston en vue du match entre l'Impact et Le Revolution La question du jour : quel est votre personnage de film sportif préféré? On en discute d'ailleurs avec le commissaire Jean-Philippe Bertrand Dans le segment du Colisée, Jean-Michel Dufaux et Éric Hoziel font un retour sur la question du jour avant de commenter la performance de 2 buts de Jesperi Kotkaniemi en Finlande, de la date du 1er janvier dans la LNH et de Karim Mané. Renaud Lavoie nous affirme que la date du 1er janvier devient de moins en moins possible pour le début de la prochaine saison de la LNH. En entrevue, JiC reçoit Marc Bergevin. Une production QUB radio et TVA Sports Novembre 2020 Pour de l’information concernant l’utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr
Il y a 10 ans aujourd'hui, Pat Burns nous quittait. Mathias se souvient de lui et nous parle des coulisses de l'écriture de son livre « Raconte-moi Marie-Ève Dicaire », qui est maintenant disponible.
November is Hockey fights Cancer Month and this week's episode is dedicated to the warriors we have lost to this battle, including Pat Burns, Bryan Murray, Ed Snider, Dale Hawerchuk and Trudy Daley just to name a few. We also celebrate those who have fought this terrible disease. Eddie Olczyk joins us to talk about his early career in hockey, being apart of the Stanley Cup Champion 1994 New York Rangers, and his journey battling stage 3 colon cancer. He shares his inspirational story for all to hear and learn from. Joining Eddie is his Oncologist Dr Mary Mulcahy. She joins the conversation to share key information on how we can all stay on top of our health. Before Edzo, Owen Brady joins the crew. Brady is a young man who fought to overcome cancer and get back on the ice despite the Doctors saying he would never play again. Remember to get 20% off and free shipping from manscaped.com using the promo code SOUL for the Perfect Package 3.0 kit built for every man and his grooming needs.
Russ and Jimmy are joined in this episode by 10 time Stanley Cup winner Larry Robinson! The boys discuss:Larry's grass roots in hockey growing up just outside Ottawa.The time Larry CRUSHED Russ in a game.What is was like playing for Scotty Bowman?The 3 on 3 overtimes and the one rule change that would make the NHL better and safer!Some of the best fights and bench clearing brawls Larry was ever involved inHaving a second job to make ends meet...WHILE PLAYING FOR THE MONTREAL CANADIENS!!The Montreal teammate who was, by far, the biggest prankster.Who was Montreal's greatest rival during Larry's time there?Why winning a Cup as a head coach was as satisfying as winning as a player.He also gives us an update on his friend and teammate Guy LaFleur, who's battling cancer.
Todd Warriner was initially best known as an NHL player, but now many recognize him as broadcaster and analyst with Sportsnet. At the OHL level, Todd was a force. After a fantastic rookie campaign at 16 years old, he netted 41 goals in only 50 games for the Windsor Spitfires in his draft year. His stat line, excellent skating ability and competitive nature earned him the 4th overall selection by the Quebec Nordiques, in the 1992 entry draft. However, many thought (including Todd and his agent) that he going to go 1st. We get into that incredible story on the episode. Todd would never play a game for the Nords though as he was a piece of a blockbuster trade in 1994 that sent Mats Sundin to the Leafs in return for Wendal Clark. But before he got traded to the Leafs, Quebec management suggested he play with the Canadian Men’s Olympic team. It was the 1993-94 season and the Olympics were being held in Lillehamer. Todd made the choice to join the team, and he chronicles that teams rise to an Olymypic silver medal. Warriner went on to play for 6 NHL teams (Leafs, Ligthning, Coyotes, Canucks, Flyers, Predators) racking up 453 games. Todd also spent time in Europe, experiencing time in Finland, Switzerland and Germany. We hear some great stories in this episode, including how he got his nickname “One-touch” in his rookie year in the NHL and also some stern advice from coach Pat Burns. Todd had some tech problems so we had to cut this interview short, so consider it Part 1. Please enjoy, Todd Warriner.
This week, the guys welcomed the legendary Shayne Corson to the podcast. [32:00] Shayne took us down memory lane from his time with the Habs, Leafs, Oilers and Blues. We reminisced about his experience playing in Montreal in two different eras, playing with The Great One, the 1998 Winter Olympics, one of the best Pat Burns stories ever told, and, his involvement in mental health awareness. Mike, John and Mo spoke of the newly acquired Joel Edmundson signing with the Habs, they covered Bergevin’s media tour and some of the highlights including his comments on Price, Domi and Gallagher. They mused as to whether this is the golden age of Bergevin’s tenure given all of our cap space, draft picks and strong prospect pool.
Rusty may have a dilemma. He played for Dallas and Tampa coach Jon Cooper is a friend but what an interesting story he is.What are guys like come playoffs?Russ used to hang with a First Lady.Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians blames Tom Brady for some mistakes during their opening game loss… Did he do the right thing?Serge Savard had something to say about behaviour during the anthem.How is the NHL going to handle social injustice in months and years to come.There are lap dances that happened in the locker room? What!!!!
The boys talk about the impenetrable bond that hockey players have and when the chips are down they’ll do anything for a guy.Russ read his own press clippings one day and then took on the the poor reporter who wrote the story.There are 2 days in Courtnall’s life that completely changed the course of his future.If you could pick, what sport would you want your kid to play?What’s the hardest thing a pro athlete has to deal with when he makes the big leagues ?A bar...a pool table...lots of drinks...what could possibly go wrong ?Rusty weighs in on dirty hits...you’ll learn something here.Jimmy tries to high roll it at a bar in LA.Other names that come up on the show...Wayne Gretzky, Wendel Clark, Kevin Lowe, Edmonton Oilers, White Claw, Matthew Tkachuk, Johnny Gaudreau, Sean Monahan, Calgary Flames, LA Kings, Pat Burns, Mackenzie Hughes, Fed Ex Cup, PGA Golf, Guy Carbonneau, Montreal Canadiens
They don't produce a ton of hockey talent out of Vermont, but when they do....look out! John LeClair, one of the most lethal goal scorers of his era drops by the Cam and Strick Podcast to talk about his incredible career in the game. From winning a Stanley Cup in Montreal to helping form the "Legion of Doom" in Philly, LeClair is one of a handful of players to score at least 50 goals in three consecutive seasons. He along with Eric Lindros and Mikael Renberg formed one of the most famous lines in hockey history with the Flyers. From Pat Burns, to Jacques Dermers, to Ken Hitchcock, Leclair played for some great coaches in addition to having some Hall of Fame teammates. What were his impressions of these guys? You might be surprised what he had to say. Plus his thoughts on playing with a young Sidney Crosby in addition to Lindros who he has mad respect for. How did they handle a young mouthy Crosby? What did he think of the Scott Stevens hit on Lindros and how did that hit impact the Flyers potential of creating a dynasty? Not to mention he's an American hero who helped USA hockey take a giant leap in international play. Lohn LeClair, he doesn't say much but when he does people listen. Check him out of this addition of the Cam and Strick Podcast.
Kyle and James sit down with former Maple Leaf Todd Warriner and chat about the Maple Leafs first round so far against the Blue Jackets, the Muzzin hit and injury and how to beat Torts and the Jackets. We also dive into his playing career a d we talk some Pat Burns and Pat Quinn this is one you dont want to miss.
What’s with all the coaches behind the bench? Russ isn’t sure what they do. What happens inside the room when a player is off his game? Slow down rookie or it’ll cost you! Playoffs aren’t quite up to speed yet with enough grit. Russ talks about growing up without a father. Jimmy and Russ both think sports shouldn’t be used as a platform for social injustice.
The story of the fastest 180 degree turn-around in franchise history; of how Cliff Fletcher re-built the Leafs in a year and brought the team within a missed call of a Stanley Cup Final.CREDITS: Leafs Forever is hosted by Scott Willats & written by Paul Matthews. This episode was produced by Katie Jensen & Vocal Fry Studios for Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment. Special thanks to everyone who sat down with us to help us tell this story. First and foremost, Mr. Cliff Fletcher, Doug Gilmour, Wendel Clark, Felix Potvin, Nikolay Borshevsky, Joe Bowen, and Andi Petrillo. You can catch Andi on Leafs Lunch every week day. Further thanks to Nick Konarowski for all the story consulting, research and interview help, and Mike Zemaitis and his team for the intensive archive pulls. We owe you guys huge. Subscribe to Leafs Forever on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Russ describes an incredible story about a Habs teammate who showed to practice badly hungover. You won't believe what Pat Burns did about it.The boys talk NHL coaching and Russ tells some great stories about run-ins with 3 of his former NHL head coaches, saying that one of them was a jerk to him. Another one actually slashed his players when they were slacking at practice.Russ remembers the feeling of being just 2 victories away winning the Stanley Cup.Why Russ wasn't exactly at his best when he played his first NHL gameA great, hilarious add-on to Russ' story about the family having a picnic on the 13th green at his home course.
NBC's Pierre McGuire on this day in 1992 won his second straight Stanley Cup, protests in the Boston area, family discussions, Evander Kane, exceptional status in Junior Hockey and Pat Burns.
On Episode 2 of The Voice & The Coach, Dan and Mark chat with two-time NHL Stanley Cup champion Scott Gomez. Mark Holick and Scott Gomez have a history that spans over 20 years and during this highly entertaining conversation, Scott touches on a number of key events that helped shape his NHL career that lasted over 1000 games. Learn more about his interactions with Larry Robinson, Pat Burns, Lou Lamoriello and hear stories from his time with the New York Rangers and Montreal Canadiens. Scott Gomez holds the distinction of being the first Alaskan-born NHL player, and it's very clear from this conversation that he takes an enormous amount of pride in that fact. This is a conversation that any hockey fan won't want to miss.
Russ and Jim get former NHL enforcer Kelly Chase on the line and give him the floor for 90 minutes. You’re about to get speed-bagged by absolute hilarity from start to finish: An incredible story about meeting Gordie Howe.Rooming with Bobby Hull one evening after a night out.Dressing room gags and so much more.Enjoy!
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Where Bob and Matt discuss the top 5 hockey coaches of all time. Where does Scotty Bowman rank? What does Ken Dryden think of Bowman as coach? His players? Why did he always have a contract dispute and leave - yet have continued success. Lather, rinse, repeat.+++The Rink Stories podcast is produced by Matt Hopf. Theme and background tunes adapted from music by Ken Klein. "Far Above Cayuga’s Waters" performed by Bob Winter. Dramatic readings extracted from Ken Dryden’s book, The Game.If you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to subscribe, follow, rate, review, comment and share with like-minded friends. Follow @RinkStories on Twitter and Instagram.
Michael Farber, longtime hockey writer for Sports Illustrated and the Montreal Gazette joins the podcast to discuss the art of storytelling and some of his most memorable articles over the years, including speaking with the catalysts of the Golden Goal from the 2010 Olympics, profiling Brian Burke following the tragic death of his son, Brendan, visiting the childhood homes of Pat Burns and Jacques Demers, and many more. Plus, Michael discusses how he got his start at SI, and some of the more personal moments in his life including undergoing heart bypass surgery, travelling to Israel to cover a hockey school, and passing the writing gene onto his daughter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Today's Under the Radar topic is ‘the professions'—with a twist. It's about professionals with whom we come in contact regularly, but professionals we really don't know much about. I can't think of a job that has been more in the spotlight since 9/11 than U.S. Customs. My guest, Pat Burns, demystifies what's involved in being a Customs Officer, including talking about the many challenges associated with the job.
He might be hockey's most interesting man. Episode 62 of the Pro Hockey Alumni Podcast features Robin Burns — one of the most entertaining and impactful people to ever play in the NHL. As a left wing for the Pittsburgh Penguins and Kansas City Scouts in the 1970s, Burns was know as a fun guy, a natural comedian and the life of the party. But Robin was also a visionary, who would eventually pioneer one of the most important hockey equipment innovations: the visor. After rising to president of Micron skate company, Robin founded a long shot startup called ITECH in the basement of his Montreal home. ITECH would grow into one of the three biggest hockey companies in the world. This was just one of many successful business endeavors for Robin, who, in his spare time, would also become an agent for several NHL coaches, including his cousin Pat Burns. We'll follow Robin's incredible journey from his youth in Montreal and the Montreal Junior Canadiens, to the American Southwest, Hershey, Pittsburgh and Kansas City and right through his inspirational rise to the top of the hockey business mountain. Despite his entrepreneurial success, Robin remains a humble self-effacing guy and one of the best storytellers in hockey. Inspiration for the Robin Burns episode courtesy of upcoming show guest Troy Treasure, author of "Icing on the Plains" ... "The rough ride of the NHL Kansas City Scouts." Host: Mark Willand ITunes/Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Stitcher Twitter Facebook Instagram Google Play Mark Willand Pro Hockey Alumni WHA Hockey Boston Bruins Alumni You Tube
One of the best stories on our show so far… Russ gets in a fight with his coach Pat Burns… Award-winning ..He was involved in one of the most lopsided trades in hockey .... the demise of the leafs… And some final thoughts on the Don Cherry firing.. plus tons more !
Welcome back for our first episode of season 2 of Snapshots In Hockey History! No better way to kick things off than with one of most popular guests Mike Lalor!! Mike joins us to relive his final days as a Hab and what it was like to play with Brett Hull and the St Louis Blues during the 1988-89 regular season. Mike shares with us stories about Pat Burns, Brett Hull, Rod Brind'Amour and more! He walks us through his trade from Montreal to St Louis in great detail and how it impacted him. Finally he wraps up the interview with a great story about fighting Steve Yzerman in Detroit in the process becoming public enemy number 1 at the old Joe Louis Arena!This interview was done on location at Mikes gym Teammates Fitness. As a result unfortunately the audio is a little rough during this interview (Sorry about that). Thanks for joining us for season 2 of Snapshots in Hockey History and don't forget new episodes are uploaded every Monday morning! Twitter: SnapshotsIn Facebook: Snapshots In Hockey History
Books offer endless visions and dreams, individually different to each reader. Reading can be the secret to a happy and successful life for people of all ages. That's why the OC Children's Book Festival is looking to take people on an adventure of exploration. Co-founder and executive director Pat Burns joined us on the Critical Mass Radio Show with more.
Former New Jersey Devil and 2 X time Stanley Cup Champion Grant Marshall joined the Sam Woo, Beer Baron, and Scotty with some insight on what's going on with the current New Jersey Devils team. His experiences of getting traded and other stories of Jeff Friesen and the late Pat Burns.
Former New Jersey Devil and 2 X time Stanley Cup Champion Grant Marshall joined the Sam Woo, Beer Baron, and Scotty with some insight on what's going on with the current New Jersey Devils team. His experiences of getting traded and other stories of Jeff Friesen and the late Pat Burns.
The 1992-93 Campbell Conference Final was riveting. 7 games in all, the series between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Los Angeles Kings had all the elements of high drama. In his new book, The Last Good Year (Viking / Penguin Random House), veteran sportswriter Damien Cox (Toronto Star, Sportsnet) revisits the events that took place on and off the ice a quarter-century after he covered them as a beat writer. Marty McSorley slugging it out with Wendel Clark. Pat Burns’ hot pursuit toward Barry Melrose. Don Cherry kissing Doug Gilmour on the cheek. Glenn Anderson’s OT winner. Game 6, Kerry Fraser, a high stick and a non-call, followed by “the best game” of Wayne Gretzky’s career two nights later at Maple Leaf Gardens. It’s all there, presented under the overarching theme that what transpired eventually marked a dividing line. The game was about to change under a newly hired commissioner and those 13 nights in May, define a now by-gone era. Lend us your ears for a conversation with Cox about what unfolded 25 years ago, that for so many, is as vivid as yesterday.
Cette semaine Julien ne peut être des nôtres, mais ce n'est pas grave, car Stéphane Chagrin lui est là! Il a interprété le monstre de boue dans un épisode de Goosebump, et ne semble pas crouler sous les contrats depuis, ce qui l'affecte un peu... Si ce n'était pas assez, on a aussi le célèbre Pat Burn qui revient des morts pour nous raconter de supebes anecdotes de ses années de coach! Aussi Nicolas se trompe sur le box office, Linda nous démystifie la friendzone, et Étienne nous amène un autre chapitre de sa bd incompréhensible sur les cerveaux dans l'espace!
Cette semaine Julien ne peut être des nôtres, mais ce n'est pas grave, car Stéphane Chagrin lui est là! Il a interprété le monstre de boue dans un épisode de Goosebump, et ne semble pas crouler sous les contrats depuis, ce qui l'affecte un peu... Si ce n'était pas assez, on a aussi le célèbre Pat Burn qui revient des morts pour nous raconter de supebes anecdotes de ses années de coach! Aussi Nicolas se trompe sur le box office, Linda nous démystifie la friendzone, et Étienne nous amène un autre chapitre de sa bd incompréhensible sur les cerveaux dans l'espace!
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This week in the NHL as Luke Witkowski, Matthew Tkachuk and Radko Gudas, to name a few, were gifted with suspensions. Were they fair and justified? Should they have gotten more? Carey Price's injury has reared it's ugly head again. What should the Montreal Canadiens do with their star goaltender? Carl and Joel are then joined by Dan Robson, author of Killer: My Life in Hockey, to discuss the book co-authored by Joel's favorite hockey player: Doug Gilmour. What was it like getting to know Dougie better? And how exactly did Gilmour meet Pat Burns when he came to Toronto? The guys touch on the announcement of new outdoor games and question why we even care. The New York Islanders had a busy week beating the two best teams in the NHL (and splitting a series against the Carolina Hurricanes). Are the Islanders a threat the rest of the way? Lastly, a new batch of Must Watch Pavel Bure's of the Week are picked. The4thLinePodcast.com Twitter: twitter.com/4thLinePodcast Facebook: facebook.com/the4thlinepodcast Patreon: patreon.com/4thLinePodcast Email: mail@the4thlinepodcast.com Intro music by Erik Hall of Shoot the Shred podcast shredpod.simplecast.fm Part of the Alberta Podcast Network powered by ATB Financial
In this edition of the TSN Hockey Bobcast, TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie discusses how good the Tampa Bay Lightning really are, shares a story about Pat Burns, answers your hockey related questions, and explains why he received a six-game suspension from men’s league hockey.
Don Robertson joins Scott to discuss all these topics and more.
General Pat Burns of the USAF on the countries he's seen and the things he's built. His rise to General.
Mark “Oz” Osborne, former Leaf and host of “Leafs TV” joins Chuck’s World at 8 pm ET to talk truculence and the NHL Draft! So, the Leafs kept their coach, but added Brendan Shanahan and rumours abound that they will dump some bodies and replace them with some new blood, perhaps Joe Thornton?! And what of Nazem Kadri, Phil Kessel and Dion Phaneuf? Tune in to hear all of Mark’s predictions, as well has his review of what went wrong last year. Mark also talks about how great it was to play for Pat Burns, recently elected to the Hockey Hall Of Fame. No holds barred, no punches pulled radio, the way it should be! And, if you miss the show tonight, it will be On Demand Thursday right here or on iTunes podcast! Catch up with Mark here at Leafs TV: http://mapleleafs.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=73836 Hear “Chuck's World Of Infinite Mojo” with Chuck Bastie, at 8p ET every Tuesday, but if you miss it, it will be on demand Wednesday, right here or on iTunes podcast! Find us on Twitter @ListenUpTalk or on Facebook at Facebook.com/ListenUpTalkRadio, and please send us your comments on this topic, any of our past topics or a suggestion for a future show!
Mack Rosenberg & Nolan Silbernagel Mack and Nolan jump right in to the chaotic sports day that was December 6th, which included the firing of Texans' head coach Gary Kubiak. The guys discussed what the Texans need to do to get back on track. Mack and Nolan then previewed the potential playoff picture in both leagues as the season heads toward the end. Mack adamantly stated that the Giants would not be in the playoffs, but Nolan offered some reasons as to why the G-Men still have a shot. They then previewed their upcoming matchup with the San Diego Chargers. The guys were then joined by Seth Walder of the New York Daily News to break down the Jets and their recent disappointments. Walder offered his opinion as to what Rex Ryan needs to do at the quarterback position and how Gang Green will fare against Oakland. Eric Mollo and Kris Venezia contributed their weekly Giants and Jets reports, before Bobby Gubin joined the guys to give his fantasy recommendations and preview the WFUV fantasy league. Staff Pick Standings: Bobby Gubin: (36-16)Pat Burns: (15-12)Kenny Ducey: (26-22)Mack Rosenberg: (22-20)Julian Atienza: (29-34)Matt Moro: (21-26)Kelly Kultys: (20-26)Nolan Silbernagel (15-23) Not Enough to Quality (15 picks): Nick Logerfo: (3-2)DJ Sixsmith: (4-7)Shaun Cohen: (4-7)
Mack Rosenberg & Nolan Silbernagel Mack and Nolan jump right in to the chaotic sports day that was December 6th, which included the firing of Texans' head coach Gary Kubiak. The guys discussed what the Texans need to do to get back on track. Mack and Nolan then previewed the potential playoff picture in both leagues as the season heads toward the end. Mack adamantly stated that the Giants would not be in the playoffs, but Nolan offered some reasons as to why the G-Men still have a shot. They then previewed their upcoming matchup with the San Diego Chargers. The guys were then joined by Seth Walder of the New York Daily News to break down the Jets and their recent disappointments. Walder offered his opinion as to what Rex Ryan needs to do at the quarterback position and how Gang Green will fare against Oakland. Eric Mollo and Kris Venezia contributed their weekly Giants and Jets reports, before Bobby Gubin joined the guys to give his fantasy recommendations and preview the WFUV fantasy league. Staff Pick Standings: Bobby Gubin: (36-16)Pat Burns: (15-12)Kenny Ducey: (26-22)Mack Rosenberg: (22-20)Julian Atienza: (29-34)Matt Moro: (21-26)Kelly Kultys: (20-26)Nolan Silbernagel (15-23) Not Enough to Quality (15 picks): Nick Logerfo: (3-2)DJ Sixsmith: (4-7)Shaun Cohen: (4-7)
Yesterday was Thanksgiving, so that means triple the Thursday Night football to cover on this post-turkey edition of One on One's NFL Friday. Mack Rosenberg and Shaun Cohen take a look at all three of yesterday's Thanksgiving matchups, including a big win in Detroit, a Dallas comeback, and an exciting nightcap between the Steelers and Ravens in Baltimore. The guys then move on to some local football, as both the Jets and Giants look to rebound from tough Week 12 losses on Sunday. Eric Mollo brings us his weekly Giants report, as Mack and Shaun discuss how monumental the Giants loss to the Cowboys was, and how now even running the table may not be enough for the G-Men to make it to the postseason. Kris Venezia then brings us his weekly Jets report, and the guys look at how even though Gang Green has looked miserable lately, they're still in the AFC Playoff hunt as a matchup with AFC Rival Miami looms, who also sit at 5-6. Speaking of the playoffs, Mack and Shaun then take a look at that crowded AFC Wild Card chase, as well as things on the NFc side, where San Fran and Arizona look to be destined for a fight to the finish for the 6 spot. The guys then also discuss the losing situation in Washington, and whether or not RGIII should be playing this season. Bobby Gubin joins the fun with his Believe it or Not Segment along with his start ems and sit ems, and last but certainly not least, stays in for the always exciting staff picks. We've got some changes to the leaderboard heading into Week 13, as Pat Burns has surged up the leaderboard with his 4-1 week 12 and now sits dangerous close behind Bobby for first place and just ahead of Kenny for third. Nolan Silbernagel's 1-4 performance last week has broke Kelly Kultys out of the basement as Nolan now sits alone in last place. Staff Pick Standings: Bobby Gubin: (32-14)Pat Burns: (15-12)Kenny Ducey: (26-22)Mack Rosenberg: (18-18)Matt Moro: (18-23)Julian Atienza: (25-32)Kelly Kultys: (20-26)Nolan Silbernagel (15-23) Not Enough to Quality (15 picks): Nick Logerfo: (3-2)DJ Sixsmith: (4-7)Shaun Cohen: (1-4)
Yesterday was Thanksgiving, so that means triple the Thursday Night football to cover on this post-turkey edition of One on One's NFL Friday. Mack Rosenberg and Shaun Cohen take a look at all three of yesterday's Thanksgiving matchups, including a big win in Detroit, a Dallas comeback, and an exciting nightcap between the Steelers and Ravens in Baltimore. The guys then move on to some local football, as both the Jets and Giants look to rebound from tough Week 12 losses on Sunday. Eric Mollo brings us his weekly Giants report, as Mack and Shaun discuss how monumental the Giants loss to the Cowboys was, and how now even running the table may not be enough for the G-Men to make it to the postseason. Kris Venezia then brings us his weekly Jets report, and the guys look at how even though Gang Green has looked miserable lately, they're still in the AFC Playoff hunt as a matchup with AFC Rival Miami looms, who also sit at 5-6. Speaking of the playoffs, Mack and Shaun then take a look at that crowded AFC Wild Card chase, as well as things on the NFc side, where San Fran and Arizona look to be destined for a fight to the finish for the 6 spot. The guys then also discuss the losing situation in Washington, and whether or not RGIII should be playing this season. Bobby Gubin joins the fun with his Believe it or Not Segment along with his start ems and sit ems, and last but certainly not least, stays in for the always exciting staff picks. We've got some changes to the leaderboard heading into Week 13, as Pat Burns has surged up the leaderboard with his 4-1 week 12 and now sits dangerous close behind Bobby for first place and just ahead of Kenny for third. Nolan Silbernagel's 1-4 performance last week has broke Kelly Kultys out of the basement as Nolan now sits alone in last place. Staff Pick Standings: Bobby Gubin: (32-14)Pat Burns: (15-12)Kenny Ducey: (26-22)Mack Rosenberg: (18-18)Matt Moro: (18-23)Julian Atienza: (25-32)Kelly Kultys: (20-26)Nolan Silbernagel (15-23) Not Enough to Quality (15 picks): Nick Logerfo: (3-2)DJ Sixsmith: (4-7)Shaun Cohen: (1-4)
We're back for the latest edition of the Breakout! Hockey Program with plenty of news to discuss. After we talk about the sad passing of Pat Burns, topics for this week's show include: Alex X2 + Ilya = fail, loving to win vs. hating to lose, Goal-fest 2010, Stamkos chasing history, Barnaby in Buffalo controversy shocker, Iginla's resurgence, listener questions, and the Breakout! and Breakdown! teams of the week. All that and much more - to contact the show with a comment or question, you can always send us an e-mail at breakouthockey@radiostar.com.
Ahead this week on AFITC, the Toronto Maple Leafs got back on track after an eight game losing streak, winning two of three games. We'll take you through the details of wins over the Nashville Predators and the New Jersey Devils along with a loss to the Montreal Canadiens to begin the Redline Report. The Revolving Door updates three injured Leafs before Quick Hits features news on a coaching change, a trade and the very dicey situation that NHL VP Colin Campbell found himself in last week. Back Checking turns to the listeners as we feature more great tweets and three solid emails from Richard, Alan and Aaron. The Junior Hockey Report covers the lone St. Michael's Buzzers game from the past week. As well, we'll play you back a brief interview with Team Canada East silver medalist Jesse Beamish where he recalls his experience at the World Junior A Challenge. The Gong Banger stops by as well to ring in another Troubling Fact of the Week. And finally in rigamarole, we wrap the show on a somber note with a look at the impact that the late Pat Burns had on hockey in Toronto. All that coming your way on Episode 6.9 of AFITC.
This week Dave is back and the sound quality of our show improves dramatically! What important things do we have to talk about? Oh, you listen and see, you listen and see......not much really. The 2 more suspensions, Pundy wasting hundreds of dollars on a tow, the trade of Ian White and Wayne's wacky thoughts from last weeks show. We get 590 legend Stormin' Norman Rumack on and he reminisces about his good friend Pat Burns who passed away this week. We also get his thoughts on the Leafs and Brian Burke. Then we discuss the games of the week, finally some wins to speak of. Dave was there in person saturday versus the Canucks so we get his thoughts and then we review the whirlwind versus Nashville and the snoozer versus The Devils. As always we wrap up the show with Wayne's Word.Rest in Peace Pat Burns, you gave us the most exciting Leaf moments in the last 25 years.From the grieving members of Leafs Central... at Lunch!
On this week’s show we’ll talk about the passing of Pat Burns, Colin Campbell’s e-mail scandal and our first coaching change of the season. We’ll also talk about Sean Avery’s sucker-punch and the most exciting game of the NHL season so far. We’ve got an interview with Aaron Portzline of the Columbus Dispatch to talk about the Columbus Blue Jackets and we’ll read your always intelligent e-mails and more on this edition of the Puck Podcast.
In a culture obsessed with youth, our grandparents' value is often overlooked. Today's guests challenge the stereotype of 'granny'. Pat Burns is the co-founder of the Orange County Children's Book Festival and the author of Grandparents Rock: The Grandparenting Guide for the Rock-n-Roll Generation. And Sylvia Lieberman (Dr. Carole's mom) is the author of the new children's book, Archibald's Swiss Cheese Mountain.
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