Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Maurice

On Friday's Mix Bag - Malik Reneau Following the win over Louisville in ACC quarterfinals - Paul Maurice on Bobrovsky and the win over Columbus - Erik Spoelstra on the media talking about ethics - Kyler Murray on joining the Minnesota Vikings

The Panthers realize the season is coming to an end but make a few moves at trade deadline and want to finish strong and get ready for a great year next season.

On this Best of edition, Alain Poupart breaks down the Miami Dolphins' offseason approach and the biggest questions still facing the franchise. Mike Florio joins to recap the NFL Combine, dive into league-wide storylines, and weigh in on the Dolphins' quarterback situation. Bo stops by to share classic stories with Joe while talking more Fins football, and things take a wild turn when Channing Crowder challenges Omar Kelly to a boxing match. Plus, Paul Maurice discusses the Olympics and what's ahead for the Florida Panthers this season

Ít tháng sau khi đắc cử năm 2017, tổng thống Pháp Emmanuel Macron đã quyết định cùng Đức thúc đẩy dự án phát triển hệ thống chiến đấu cơ đời mới SCAF, với mục tiêu nâng cao năng lực quốc phòng tự chủ của châu Âu, trong bối cảnh quan hệ với đồng minh truyền thống Hoa Kỳ thời Donald Trump hứa hẹn những sóng gió chưa từng có với châu Âu. Tám năm sau, cuối 2025, đầu năm 2026, bất đồng chồng chất giữa hai tập đoàn Dassault và Airbus Defence and Space, hai cơ sở đặc trách thực thi dự án, khiến SCAF nay bên bờ tan vỡ. Theo giới chuyên gia, nếu xảy ra, đây sẽ là một tổn thất vô cùng lớn không chỉ cho hợp tác Pháp – Đức, bởi dự án hệ thống chiến đấu cơ SCAF của Pháp và Đức, với sự tham gia của Tây Ban Nha sau đó, được kỳ vọng sẽ trở thành một trụ cột của nền quốc phòng tự chủ của Liên Âu trong tương lai. Liệu Paris và Berlin có vượt qua được các thách thức đó? SCAF: Dự án trọng tâm của nền công nghiệp quốc phòng châu Âu Kế hoạch phát triển chiến đấu cơ tối tân thế hệ thứ 6 (NGF), thuộc dự án mang tên Hệ thống Tác chiến Trên không Tương lai (SCAF - Système de combat aérien du futur), được tổng thống Pháp Emmanuel Macron và thủ tướng Đức Angela Merkel khởi xướng vào năm 2017, với vốn đầu tư ước tính 100 tỉ đô la. Tây Ban Nha tham gia dự án hai năm sau. Phi cơ SCAF được kỳ vọng ​​sẽ thay thế các chiến đấu cơ Rafale (Pháp) và Eurofighter (Anh, Ý, Đức và Tây Ban Nha hợp tác chế tạo) từ năm 2040. Theo thỏa thuận, Pháp chủ trì dự án chung, Đức và Tây Ban Nha mỗi bên dự kiến đóng góp một phần ba kinh phí. Các căng thẳng ngày càng gia tăng với chính quyền Trump nhiệm kỳ 2, trong bối cảnh lực lượng không quân của châu Âu nhìn chung phụ thuộc nặng nề vào chiến đấu cơ Mỹ, cho thấy về nguyên tắc, kế hoạch độc lập phát triển hệ thống chiến đấu cơ đời mới để châu Âu hướng đến tự chủ về quốc phòng là cần thiết. Tuy nhiên, từ nhiều tháng nay, dự án dẫm chân tại chỗ. Ngày 18/02/2026, chính quyền Đức lần đầu chính thức thừa nhận nhiều bất đồng song phương về tiêu chuẩn kỹ thuật không thể vượt qua, đồng thời gợi ý, để có thể duy trì, dự án Hệ thống Tác chiến Trên không Tương lai SCAF cần được điều chỉnh, để mỗi bên hướng đến độc lập chế tạo riêng một chiến đấu cơ, bởi nhu cầu của Pháp khác với Đức. Pháp dự trù phi cơ này được sử dụng với vũ khí hạt nhân, trong lúc với Đức thì đây chỉ thuộc lĩnh vực vũ khí quy ước. Dassault muốn giữ bí mật công nghệ, Airbus muốn tham gia sâu rộng Tuyên bố của thủ tướng Đức Frederic Merz, trên thực tế, đã phơi bày bất đồng sâu sắc giữa hai tập đoàn Dassault (đại diện cho Pháp) và Airbus (đại diện cho Đức và Tây Ban Nha) tồn đọng từ lâu. Căng thẳng lên đến đỉnh điểm hồi cuối năm ngoái, khi Dassault khẳng định có thể một mình hoàn tất việc chế tạo chiến đấu cơ SCAF, còn Airbus cho biết Dassault, nếu muốn, có thể rời bỏ dự án Hệ thống Tác chiến Trên không Tương lai. Trả lời truyền thông Pháp, chủ tịch tập đoàn Dassault, Eric Trappier, nhấn mạnh : « Chúng tôi có đủ năng lực để làm điều đó. Nếu họ muốn tự làm, thì hãy cứ để họ tự làm ! Chúng tôi chỉ yêu cầu có một điều nhỏ thôi ! Hãy cho chúng tôi quyền quản lý chương trình. Nói một cách khác, về mặt quản trị, tôi sẽ không chấp nhận việc đại diện của ba bên ngồi quanh bàn quyết định tất cả các khía cạnh kỹ thuật cần thiết để vận hành một chiếc phi cơ tối tân như vậy ! » Ông Xavier Tytelman, cố vấn về hàng không và không gian, coi bí mật công nghệ là bất đồng chủ yếu, không thể vượt qua được giữa hai tập đoàn Pháp và Đức: « Vấn đề là ba quốc gia này không có cùng một loại năng lực chuyên môn. Pháp, với máy bay Rafale, là quốc gia châu Âu duy nhất thực sự tự phát triển được một loại máy bay, hoàn toàn từ A đến Z. Trong khi đó, Đức chỉ nắm được khoảng 1/3 công nghệ chế tạo phi cơ Eurofighter, cùng với Anh, Tây Ban Nha và Ý. Đức muốn tham gia phát triển 30% máy bay chiến đấu thế hệ thứ 6 SCAF này. Nhưng khi ta nói với họ về 30% công việc, thì không phải chỉ là với lĩnh vực tác chiến điện tử và trí tuệ nhân tạo, mà họ muốn nắm 30% của mọi thứ. Ví dụ như hệ thống điều khiển bay, lĩnh vực mà Dassault đã là nhà sản xuất hàng đầu thế giới, kết quả của hàng chục năm tìm tòi, nghiên cứu. Phía Đức muốn tham gia 30%, nhưng điều đó đồng nghĩa với việc họ có quyền truy cập vào toàn bộ mã nguồn và về mặt logic, điều đó sẽ dẫn đến việc bí mật công nghiệp bị tước đoạt, gây thiệt hại cho Pháp và Dassault. Vì vậy, có sự bất đồng giữa Pháp, quốc gia không muốn đánh mất công nghệ, cùng Dassault, công ty đang bảo vệ một cách quyết liệt thành quả công nghiệp nửa thế kỷ của mình, và phía bên kia là Đức, tin rằng bất luận thế nào, Pháp không thể làm được nếu thiếu Đức, vì vậy sẽ buộc phải nhân nhượng các bí mật công nghiệp. » Thay đổi lớn mới đây trong « tương quan lực lượng » Pháp – Đức Những thách thức trong việc duy trì hợp tác Pháp – Đức trong dự án công nghệ quốc phòng này không chỉ liên quan đến các bất đồng về bí mật công nghệ giữa hai tập đoàn Dassault và Airbus, mà còn liên quan đến bối cảnh chung rộng lớn hơn. Đó là nước Đức đang trên đường nhanh chóng trở thành một cường quốc quân sự, trong lúc cho đến gần đây, Berlin vẫn tự khẳng định chỉ là « một cường quốc tế kinh tế » và Paris mới là « một cường quốc ngoại giao và quân sự ». Bên cạnh đó, lĩnh vực công nghiệp của nước Đức cũng đang trải qua những khó khăn chồng chất gây nhiều căng thẳng trong nước. Đọc thêm : SCAF - “Chiến đấu cơ tương lai” vẫn là tàu bay giấy vì bất đồng Pháp-Đức Ông Paul Maurice, chuyên gia về quan hệ Pháp – Đức, thuộc Viện Pháp về quan hệ quốc tế IFRI, trong bài trả lời phỏng vấn báo La Croix, đăng ngày 23/02/2026, nhấn mạnh những thay đổi nói trên đang làm chuyển dịch « tương quan lực lượng » (rapport de force) giữa hai nước. Các bất đồng Pháp – Đức trong dự án SCAF vốn đã không ít, trong bối cảnh này lại càng trở nên các chủ đề nhạy cảm hơn trong quan hệ song phương. Nguyên nhân căn bản nhất : Các bất đồng về « nhu cầu chiến lược » Tuy nhiên, các bất đồng về « các nhu cầu chiến lược » dường như là lý do căn bản có thể khiến dự án SCAF đổ vỡ hoàn toàn. Chuyên gia Paul Maurice, Viện IFRI, nêu bật vấn đề này : « Đó là một dự án phức tạp ngay từ đầu. Vì nhiều lý do. Các nhu cầu về chiến lược (besoins stratégiques) dường như đã chưa được xác định rõ ràng. Sự tham gia của Tây Ban Nha vào dự án năm 2019 đã không giải quyết được vấn đề phân chia nhiệm vụ. Tập đoàn Dassault rõ ràng không phải là một đối tác dễ chơi, nhưng phía Đức cũng phản ứng quá nặng nề với Dassault. Tất cả những điều này đều phức tạp, nhưng không phải là mới. Điều mới hiện nay là dự án hiện đang bị chỉ trích ở cấp độ chính trị. Mà Hệ thống Tác chiến Trên không Tương lai này (SCAF) trước hết và trên hết là một dự án chính trị. Cho đến gần đây, hai bộ trưởng quốc phòng Đức và Pháp, ông Boris Pistorius và ông Sébastien Lecornu, nay là thủ tướng, vẫn ủng hộ và thúc đẩy dự án, bất chấp những khó khăn về hành chính và công nghiệp. Nhưng một khi đồng thuận về chính trị mất đi, mọi việc sẽ trở nên khó khăn hơn nhiều. » Pháp và Đức từng vượt qua những khó khăn tưởng chừng bất khả Ông Guillaume Faury, giám đốc điều hành của tập đoàn Airbus, đại diện cho Đức và Tây Ban Nha, trong cuộc trả lời phỏng vấn đài Pháp BFM Business, đăng tải ngày 20/02/2026, ít ngày sau tuyên bố của thủ tướng Đức, đã ghi nhận tình trạng bế tắc khó khai thông hiện nay của dự án SCAF. Nhưng lãnh đạo Airbus cũng bày tỏ hy vọng các trở ngại rút cục sẽ phải được vượt qua, bởi đây là một dự án hết sức quan trọng đối với chiến lược quốc phòng của châu Âu : « Chắc chắn là chúng ta đang chật vật trong việc tìm hướng đi phía trước. Nhiều mối quan hệ đã bị phá vỡ. Sự phức tạp về mặt quản trị gia tăng theo thời gian, trong một chương trình rất lớn phục vụ Đức, Pháp và Tây Ban Nha, với những kỳ vọng nhiều khi mang tính cạnh tranh, hoặc liên quan đến mục đích sử dụng khác nhau. Ví dụ như một máy bay chiến đấu sẽ có thể được mỗi bên sửa đổi khi muốn bổ sung các hệ thống hoặc vũ khí cụ thể. Điều này tạo ra một mức độ bó buộc rất lớn. Hiện tại chúng ta đang chật vật để chuyển từ giai đoạn 1B (tức giai đoạn tiền khả thi trước khi chuyển sang thiết kế các mô hình / travaux préliminaires sur de futurs démonstrateurs) sang giai đoạn 2 (tức giai đoạn thiết kế mô hình, dự kiến từ 2026 đến 2029), để có thể đáp ứng được kỳ vọng của chính phủ các nước. Tuy nhiên, chúng ta cũng cần nhớ rằng ba hoặc bốn năm trước, chúng ta cũng đã gặp khó khăn khi bắt đầu giai đoạn 1B. Một số người nói rằng điều đó sẽ không bao giờ xảy ra, nhưng cuối cùng chúng ta cũng đã tìm ra được giải pháp. Cá nhân tôi hy vọng cuối cùng chúng ta sẽ tìm ra những giải pháp, có thể không phải là những giải pháp được hình dung một năm trước, nhưng là những giải pháp cho phép có được một chương trình quốc phòng châu Âu với hệ thống rất toàn diện này. Tôi cho rằng hệ thống này vô cùng quan trọng đối với chiến lược quốc phòng của châu Âu. » Paris và Berlin có dung hòa được lợi ích quốc gia với quốc phòng châu Âu ? Hiện tại dự án SCAF chưa đổ vỡ. Pháp và Tây Ban Nha vẫn tỏ ra tin tưởng. Phía Đức đề xuất làm riêng rẽ hai phi cơ, thay vì một. Để duy trì được dự án, trong trường hợp phương án hai phi cơ được chấp thuận, các bên phải tìm được thỏa hiệp trong hai mảng lớn khác của SCAF là drone và mạng lưới thông tin liên lạc nối kết các phương tiện tham gia (thường gọi là « cloud de combat »). Cho đến nay, Pháp được coi là bên chủ trương xây dựng một hệ thống không chiến của châu Âu độc lập cao, trong lúc Đức muốn hệ thống này có thể liên kết dễ dàng với các phương tiện của các lực lượng thuộc NATO. Đọc thêm : Một nước Đức dân tộc chủ nghĩa hùng mạnh về quân sự là hiểm họa lớn với châu Âu Khủng hoảng trong dự án Hệ thống Tác chiến Trên không Tương lai SCAF đặt ra một câu hỏi lớn về việc liệu châu Âu có thể phát triển một ngành công nghiệp quốc phòng thực sự chung của châu lục hay chủ quyền quốc gia trong lĩnh vực quốc phòng sẽ vẫn là một trở ngại không thể vượt qua ? Theo nhiều chuyên gia, như ông Paul Maurice, Viện IFRI, câu trả lời « phụ thuộc vào khả năng của các quốc gia thành viên dung hòa lợi ích công nghiệp của mình với tầm nhìn chiến lược chung ».

Wednesday's show starts with the Miami Dolphins' new front office at the NFL Combine. GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and HC Jeff Hafley emphasized that “everything is on the table” with Tua Tagovailoa, and Joe reacts to the difficult financial and roster situation the team inherits, while also discussing the buzz around Malik Willis and whether adding him makes sense. Kyle Crabbs joins live to weigh in on draft prospects, Minkah Fitzpatrick trade rumors, and the challenges Sullivan faces jumping into a new organization mid-offseason. Paul Maurice also joins and highlights the Florida Panthers returning from the Olympics, where Team USA won gold, including standout performances by Connor Hellebuyck, and contrasts the personalities of Barkov and Tkachuk. The show wraps with thoughts on new sports rules, the Miami Heat blowing a late-game lead, Hurricanes basketball beating FSU, and a promotion for the Dolphins Cancer Challenge charity event happening this weekend.

Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice joins to discuss the excitement of the Winter Olympics, where Team USA won gold in both men's and women's hockey. He shares what it's like for players to return to the Panthers after facing off against each other internationally, praises Connor Hellebuyck's standout performance, and talks about how this Olympics helped elevate the sport of hockey. Maurice jokes about the idea of coaching Team Finland before shutting it down, discusses the challenges of practicing with so many players away at the Olympics, and provides an update on Panthers injuries, including Alexsander Barkov and his off-ice contributions to the community and charity work.

Hour 3 kicks off with Kyle Crabbs joining live from the NFL Combine to break down the Miami Dolphins' front office comments and offseason outlook. He weighs in on the draft, saying he'd be surprised if the Dolphins select Ty Simpson at pick 11 while expecting Francis Mauigoa and Rueben Bain Jr. to both go in the top ten, and discusses the likelihood of Minkah Fitzpatrick being traded. Crabbs also highlights the challenge GM Jon-Eric Sullivan faces jumping into a new organization mid-offseason and getting up to speed with scouts and staff. The conversation then shifts to the Florida Panthers as head coach Paul Maurice reflects on Team USA's gold medal wins at the Winter Olympics, praises standout players like Connor Hellebuyck, and discusses the unusual challenges of practicing with so many Olympians away. Maurice also provides updates on injuries, including Aleksander Barkov's return, and shares insight on Barkov's off-ice contributions to the community and charity work.

L'émission 28 minutes du 19/02/2026 Macron-Merz : l'heure du divorce pour le couple franco-allemand ? Depuis quelque temps, le relation entre le président français et le chancelier allemand semble se dégrader. Le 18 février, Friedrich Merz a signalé un possible désengagement de son pays du SCAF, le projet du système de combat aérien du futur, lancé par la France en 2017, puis rejoint par l'Espagne. Ce “système” comprend un avion de combat couplé à des drones reliés entre eux. Le chancelier a affirmé que son pays n'avait pas besoin du même avion que la France. Ce désaccord s'ajoute à d'autres déjà nombreux : dissuasion nucléaire, compétitivité européenne ou encore Mercosur… En parallèle, l'Allemagne se rapproche de l'Italie avec qui elle a des intérêts communs, notamment sur les questions d'immigration. Fin janvier, Friedrich Merz et Giorgia Meloni ont signé un “plan d'action” italo-allemand. On en débat avec Paul Maurice, secrétaire général du Comité d'études des relations franco-allemandes (Cerfa), Britta Sandberg, correspondante pour l'Europe du journal "Der Spiegel", et Bernard de Montferrand, ambassadeur de France en Allemagne de 2007 à 2011. 28 minutes est le magazine d'actualité d'ARTE, présenté par Élisabeth Quin du lundi au jeudi à 20h05. Renaud Dély est aux commandes de l'émission le vendredi et le samedi. Ce podcast est coproduit par KM et ARTE Radio. Enregistrement 19 février 2026 Présentation Élisabeth Quin Production KM, ARTE Radio

L'émission 28 minutes du 19/02/2026 Youn Sun Nah : la voix sud-coréenne qui envoûte le jazz La Coréenne "Made in France" Youn Sun Nah sort son treizième album studio "Lost pieces". Voyageant entre les aigus et les graves, l'artiste sud-coréenne dévoile son projet le plus personnel qu'elle a composé, écrit et arrangé elle-même. Elle sera en tournée dans plusieurs villes de France pendant le mois de mars et dans la capitale, aux Bouffes du Nord, du 27 au 29 mars. Macron-Merz : l'heure du divorce pour le couple franco-allemand ? Depuis quelque temps, le relation entre le président français et le chancelier allemand semble se dégrader. Le 18 février, Friedrich Merz a signalé un possible désengagement de son pays du SCAF, le projet du système de combat aérien du futur, lancé par la France en 2017, puis rejoint par l'Espagne. Ce “système” comprend un avion de combat couplé à des drones reliés entre eux. Le chancelier a affirmé que son pays n'avait pas besoin du même avion que la France. Ce désaccord s'ajoute à d'autres déjà nombreux : dissuasion nucléaire, compétitivité européenne ou encore Mercosur… En parallèle, l'Allemagne se rapproche de l'Italie avec qui elle a des intérêts communs, notamment sur les questions d'immigration. Fin janvier, Friedrich Merz et Giorgia Meloni ont signé un “plan d'action” italo-allemand. On en débat avec Paul Maurice, secrétaire général du Comité d'études des relations franco-allemandes (Cerfa), Britta Sandberg, correspondante pour l'Europe du journal "Der Spiegel", et Bernard de Montferrand, ambassadeur de France en Allemagne de 2007 à 2011. Alors que la tempête Pedro s'abat sur l'ouest de la France, Xavier Mauduit plonge dans l'histoire pour nous raconter la grande crue de 1875 qui ravagea Toulouse. Marjorie Adelson regrette l'effondrement de la célèbre "arche des amoureux" en Italie, le jour de la Saint-Valentin. 28 minutes est le magazine d'actualité d'ARTE, présenté par Élisabeth Quin du lundi au jeudi à 20h05. Renaud Dély est aux commandes de l'émission le vendredi et le samedi. Ce podcast est coproduit par KM et ARTE Radio. Enregistrement 19 février Présentation Élisabeth Quin Production KM, ARTE Radio

Vendredi 13 février 2026, s'ouvre à Munich la 62è Conférence sur la sécurité. C'est dans ce cadre que le vice-président américain J.D. Vance avait livré, il y a un an, un plaidoyer anti-européen. Un discours vécu comme une claque en Allemagne dont l'identité s'est forgée -après la Seconde Guerre mondiale- sur le partenariat avec les États-Unis. Depuis, la politique du président Donald Trump n'a cessé d'accroître la défiance, même si le chancelier allemand Friedrich Merz tente d'adopter le ton le plus conciliant possible. Quelle est la spécificité de la relation entre l'Allemagne et les États-Unis ? Survivra-t-elle au mandat de Donald Trump ? Quelle réponse de Berlin ?   Pour en débattre : - Guillaume Duval, conseiller à l'Institut Jacques Delors, ancien conseiller de Josep Borrell lorsqu'il dirigeait la diplomatie de l'UE - Anne Salles, maîtresse de conférences à l'Université de la Sorbonne Université, spécialiste de civilisation contemporaine allemande - Paul Maurice, secrétaire général du Comité d'études des relations franco-allemandes (Cerfa) à l'Institut français des Relations internationales. Auteur d'une étude à l'IFRi Trente-cinq ans après la chute du mur de Berlin : à l'Est, quoi de nouveau ?

Vendredi 13 février 2026, s'ouvre à Munich la 62è Conférence sur la sécurité. C'est dans ce cadre que le vice-président américain J.D. Vance avait livré, il y a un an, un plaidoyer anti-européen. Un discours vécu comme une claque en Allemagne dont l'identité s'est forgée -après la Seconde Guerre mondiale- sur le partenariat avec les États-Unis. Depuis, la politique du président Donald Trump n'a cessé d'accroître la défiance, même si le chancelier allemand Friedrich Merz tente d'adopter le ton le plus conciliant possible. Quelle est la spécificité de la relation entre l'Allemagne et les États-Unis ? Survivra-t-elle au mandat de Donald Trump ? Quelle réponse de Berlin ?   Pour en débattre : - Guillaume Duval, conseiller à l'Institut Jacques Delors, ancien conseiller de Josep Borrell lorsqu'il dirigeait la diplomatie de l'UE - Anne Salles, maîtresse de conférences à l'Université de la Sorbonne Université, spécialiste de civilisation contemporaine allemande - Paul Maurice, secrétaire général du Comité d'études des relations franco-allemandes (Cerfa) à l'Institut français des Relations internationales. Auteur d'une étude à l'IFRi Trente-cinq ans après la chute du mur de Berlin : à l'Est, quoi de nouveau ?

Tobin tries to look for the positives in the upcoming Heat schedule after no moves were made by the team before the trade deadline yesterday… the chances are looking rather bleak to say the least. The gang discusses the status of who will be at QB for the Dolphins next season, do the Dolphins try to move Tua now or let him play this year out? We then dip into our mixed bag as we hear from Paul Maurice as the Cats go into the winter break in a terrible position in the playoff standings; as well as Shams on why the Grizzlies were not able to move Ja before the trade deadline!

Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up Wednesday by chatting with Sportsnet NHL analyst David Amber! They discuss their relief over Sidney Crosby's health, excitement for the upcoming Olympics, and what wearing the Canadian jersey means for Connor McDavid. Is there added pressure for the team? They also consider whether McDavid's openness contrasts with Auston Matthews' style and what that reveals. Following the Leafs' three-game winning streak, they debate potential moves at the trade deadline. Later, they hear from Paul Maurice about the Panthers' status in the Eastern Conference. After the break, ESPN NFL analyst Herm Edwards (27:08) joins to preview the Super Bowl, discussing expectations for the Patriots and Seahawks and the impact of the halftime show. Ben and Brent share their initial thoughts on the game and the possibility of another Patriots Super Bowl.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 affiliate.

Columbus Blue Jackets Senior Advisor John Davidson joins Neil Smith and Vic Morren to discuss the young core emerging (Adam Fantilli, Marchenko, Mateychuk, Kent Johnson all popping at same time), Johnny Gaudreau's tragic legacy galvanizing team identity, Sean Monahan's underrated leadership, and why Columbus is positioned for genuine optimism despite missing playoffs. Hear JD's heartfelt tribute to Sam Rosen's 40-year Rangers career and charity work raising tens of millions, the white-knuckle 1994 police car ride to Canyon of Heroes with million people and zero arrests, Rangers implosion analysis with best players falling backward simultaneously, Mike Sullivan's unrelenting coaching impact, Will Cuylle smart business from Lias Andersson trade, Alexei Kovalev Mike Keenan shift story, Rangers not built for playoffs playing east-west, and comprehensive playoff predictions. Plus Doug Armstrong planting trees quote, Gabriel Landeskog's remarkable Masterton Trophy comeback from cartilage transplant, Connor Hellebuyck inexplicable struggles, goaltending lineage from Giacomin through Shesterkin, Lundqvist's first practice impact, and why NHL playoffs are completely unpredictable making them fantastic theater.IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00] - Welcome: From Blue to Blueshirt to Blue Jacket with John Davidson[01:00] - Three Things: UBS Financial Services, playoff updates[02:00] - JD back on NHL Wraparound: 1994 special with Glen Healy cathartic[03:00] - Jogging memory: very special time, makes your day[04:00] - Paul Maurice: trade deadline podcast, called away for Toffoli trade mid-show[05:00] - Happy for Paul: looked out of gas Winnipeg, revived in Florida[06:00] - Life expectancy with coach in certain city: runs out, doesn't mean bad coach[07:00] - St. Louis Blues: JD president years ago, Doug Armstrong hire by Larry Pleau[08:00] - Doug's edge: nice man, understands business, no fear making decisions[09:00] - 2019 Cup: 10 of 20 players JD brought in when with Blues[10:00] - Doug quote: "Somebody plants trees, somebody else enjoys shade"[11:00] - Draft and develop takes time: 2-3-4 years battle, everybody loses minds[12:00] - Columbus same thing: team coming, gonna be good, well coached[13:00] - Young players JD drafted: Marchenko, Fantilli, Mateychuk, Kent Johnson[14:00] - All popping primarily at same time: self-satisfaction seeing them succeed[15:00] - Montreal nosing out Columbus: frustrating not getting there[16:00] - Week or two prior: weren't scoring, weren't very good[17:00] - Analyzing after disappointment: Columbus in good position, good shape[18:00] - Scoring talent: two or three areas need shoring up, Don Waddell working[19:00] - Genuine room for optimism: Fabbro picked up waivers, fit with Werenski[20:00] - Werenski best season: top three defenseman in game for sure[21:00] - Sean Monahan: tutored Fantilli, underrated very good hockey player[22:00] - Jeff Gorton: when Monahan healthy, we were much better hockey club[23:00] - Missing Monahan with wrist: when in, leadership with young players[24:00] - Boone Jenner leadership group: fought through tragedy and adversity[25:00] - Washington series: skill versus grit and grime, would've given very good battle[26:00] - Not a chance they would've intimidated us: toughness when needed[27:00] - 2024-25 behind, Johnny Gaudreau tragedy: spinning forward to next year[28:00] - Not taking anybody by surprise: how work this forward into mindset?[29:00] - Young players know they're pretty good NHL players now[30:00] - Understand how much stronger they have to get: summer to work on it[31:00] - Instead of shocking feeling after Gaudreau tragedy: team galvanized[32:00] - Johnny's wife spends time in Columbus: team rallies around her, very...

We roll right into the second hour as Tobin tries to figure out why candidates keep turning down the Cleveland Browns head coaching job. That discussion quickly spirals out of control and turns into a hypothetical scenario where Leroy becomes the next Browns head coach, sending the silly sauce overflowing. The guys recap a win-filled weekend for the Cats, including sound from Panthers head coach Paul Maurice. The hour wraps up with one of our favorite Monday games, as Leroy hands out his Game Balls and Game Bums from the weekend.

After a weekend of Football we are back at this Monday morning as the guys are ready to breakdown the Super Bowl matchup between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks. Tobin can't help but be frustrated with the Dolphins when he sees these teams succeeding, while Leroy just thinks they do things right. The Miami Dolphins promoted their passing game specialist from last season to be their new Offensive Coordinator, and the guys have their thoughts and opinions. Tobin and Leroy rehash Brittney's wounds as we are one week removed from the National Championship and she is still sad. Tobin tries to figure out why they are turning down the Cleveland Browns Head Coaching job, which spirals into a hypothetical situation of Leroy being the next coach for the Browns and the silly sauce overflows. We recap the Cat win filled weekend with sound from Panthers head coach Paul Maurice, dive into 15 Min of Heat with a breakdown of the West Coast road trip, and hear Game Balls and Game Bums from the weekend. Tobin and Leroy argue about Mike McCarthy, debate the future of Tua and the Dolphins at quarterback, dip into the mixed bag, and wrap up this tension-filled Monday with our favorite Monday games, Alright! Oh No!, throwing shade at the Patriots and giving flowers to the Panthers' cat and the Heat.

On today's Mix Bag: - Erik Spolestra talks about Nikola Jovic struggles - Paul Maurice on the Panthers win in Winnipeg - Swedish Euro Basketball - Intangible Claims

In this episode of the Wheeler and Tyler Podcast, the boys ask the hard-hitting questions: Are we past the era of Jackass-style entertainment, or do we still secretly love watching people launch themselves into shopping carts? Wheeler and Tyler debate the longevity of stunt culture and whether it still holds up in 2026. The show kicks off with high-stakes brainstorming as they try to conceptualize their very own Super Bowl commercial. Stand Up Comic "Emmanuel" from Rumors joins the show to promote his headlining slot tonight.  Later, things get weird with a "Wait, What?" segment featuring audio from the He-Man and Darth Maul trailers. Plus, Tyler delivers a fresh "U Putz Review" on date-night with Mitch, the guys fawn over the creative chaos on Aberdeen Avenue.  It's a big game day as the Winnipeg Jets face former bench boss Paul Maurice—nothing says "closure" like seeing an ex who immediately won the lottery. @TylerCarrfm @Wheelerj28 @Energy106fm Tyler Carr on Tik Tok

In hour 3 of the Tobin & Leroy : - It's Tyler Herro's Birthday but Heat fans are sending him hate instead of gifts. - Are the Dolphins turning into the Miam Packers - Mix Bag we hear sound form UM head coach Mario Cristobal Panthers head coach Paul Maurice

The Panthers visit The White House again and have great pride in it plus extension on players and winning.

In episode 324 of the Glass and Out Podcast we're heading over to Kassel, Germany to catch up with Todd Woodcroft, Head Coach of the Huskies.  Currently in his second season in the DEL2, Germany's second division, Woodcroft has his squad competing for a second consecutive regular season Championship. Woodcroft is no stranger to members of The Coaches Site, as he is a five-time presenter at TCS Live and one of the best pure teachers of the game. His attention to detail and ability to break big challenges down into small, actionable steps is remarkable. You can follow him on The Coaches Site and check out his presentations here. The native of Toronto got his start as the video coach for the Minnesota Wild. Since then he's enjoyed a wide-ranging career, which has included scouting roles with the Wild, Washington Capitals, Los Angeles Kings, and Calgary Flames. From 2017-2020 Todd was on Paul Maurice's staff with the Winnipeg Jets before making the move to Burlington to lead the University of Vermont's men's hockey program. Internationally he's been on the staff of Belarus, Switzerland and Sweden at various events, including the World Juniors, World Championships, and World Cup. Listen as he shares why coaches need to prioritize principles over tactics, managing the game by managing the puck, and the gratitude he has for being a hockey coach. Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/YS4kq9i8s60 Learn more about our presenting sponsors: Biosteel: BioSteelTeams.com/Glassandout Hudl: hudl.com/tcs

Former Maple Leaf Kyle Wellwood joined Nick Alberga & Jay Rosehill for a wide-ranging chat. Wellwood opened up about life after hockey, including living in Vancouver, his love for writing/reading, and spending time in the kitchen. From there, the conversation shifted to his memories of playing in Toronto — what it was like skating alongside Mats Sundin, and what stands out to him most about Auston Matthews. Wellwood also compared playing under Pat Quinn versus Paul Maurice, and explained how the pressure and spotlight in Toronto differed from every other market he played in. To wrap things up, he weighed in on the Leafs' surge since firing Marc Savard (7-0-2), offering insight into why the team has taken off and what may have changed behind the scenes.#LeafsForever #LeafsMorningTake

Nick Kypreos, Justin Bourne and Sam McKee begin the hour with a new segment, 'NHL Would You Rather...', asking if they would start a new franchise with Macklin Celebrini or Matthew Schaefer, the Montreal Canadiens' or San Jose Sharks' future, Jon Cooper or Paul Maurice to be your first coach, Sidney Crosby's or Alexander Ovechkin's career, having which pair of brothers on your roster between the Tkachuks and Hughes, and to expand the Stanley Cup Playoffs like the NBA's Play-In format or shrink the amount of teams. Then, NHL Network analyst Mike Rupp stops by (22:35) to discuss the New Jersey Devils' drop off from their early-season expectations, why their game against the Pittsburgh Penguins could tilt their future this season, if the fanbase is turning on Luke Hughes, and why the situation with the New York Rangers isn't as dire compared to the Devils.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.

Just past the halfway point of the 2025-26 season, the Florida Panthers sit at 22-17-3 and find themselves two points out of a wild-card spot in a very competitive Eastern Conference. On this episode of Territory Talk, co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive discuss how the team has performed through 42 games while weathering a storm of injuries and adversity. Plus, the duo also takes an early look at the Olympics, breaks down the importance of Florida's current road trip, and looks ahead to the possible return of Matthew Tkachuk. Highlights include: • The Panthers are in the thick of the fight in the East. (1:30) • Hear from Carter Verhaeghe and Paul Maurice on the first half. (12:05). • Matthew Tkachuk takes another big step toward his return. (17:30) • An initial look at Panthers competing in the Olympics. (28:00)

Ce jeudi 18 décembre, Paul Maurice, secrétaire général du Comité d'études des relations franco-allemandes à l'Ifri, était l'invité d'Annalisa Cappellini dans Le monde qui bouge - L'Interview, de l'émission Good Morning Business, présentée par Laure Closier. Il s'est penché sur la relation entre la France et l'Allemagne, la manifestation des agriculteurs contre le Mercosur, et la stratégie adoptée face à la Chine. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

The Florida Panthers found their groove on the road. Picking up six out of a possible eight points over their four-game trip with stops in Utah, Colorado, Dallas and Tampa, the defending Stanley Cup champions have now gone 5-1-1 over their last seven games and sit just outside of a playoff spot with a record of 17-13-2. On this episode of Territory Talk, co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive recap the team's successful road trip, discuss Anton Lundell's continue improvement as the team's top-line center, and also look ahead to some very big games at Amerant Bank Arena. Plus, hear from head coach Paul Maurice after Monday's win over the Lightning. Highlights include: • Panthers pick up impressive wins on the road. (0:30) • Lundell continues to step up on the top line. (10:00) • Hear from Coach following Monday's win in Tampa. (14:00) • Two tough games coming up against Carolina. (26:00)

Former NHL head coach, GM and President Doug MacLean (2:22) returns with Nick Kypreos and Justin Bourne to weigh in on the Edmonton Oilers trading away Stuart Skinner to the Pittsburgh Penguins for Tristan Jarry in the main part of the deal, if the Oilers could've afforded to wait a bit longer and if one or both of Sidney Crosby and Connor McDavid would've approved before the move. Then, Mac discusses why the Vancouver Canucks also can't afford to let their Quinn Hughes saga drag on through another season, and which teams in the West and East conferences he has written to make the playoffs. Later, Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice joins the guys (27:42) to chat about the difficulties of returning to the 'Cats' identity, how he's changed as a two-time Stanley Cup-winning coach, Brad Marchand's presence in the locker room stepping up with Aleksander Barkov out, navigating the Winter Olympic schedule, and the state of the Atlantic Division.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.

The legendary Scotty Bowman, the winningest coach in NHL history, joins Neil and Vic for the inaugural episode of NHL Wraparound Hall of Fame Edition. At 91 years old, Bowman shares remarkable stories from his seven-decade journey through hockey, from his childhood in Verdun to building dynasties in Montreal, Pittsburgh, and Detroit. He discusses his mentorship under Sam Pollock, the evolution of the game, coaching superstars, and the challenges facing teams trying to rebuild in today's NHL.IN THIS EPISODE:[00:00] - Launching NHL Wraparound Hall of Fame Edition franchise with hockey's greatest coach, Scotty Bowman.[03:00] - Bowman's Scottish immigrant father arriving in Montreal in 1929 as a blacksmith for the CNR railway, and growing up in Verdun.[06:00] - Learning French naturally on the streets of Verdun and perfecting bilingual skills coaching French-Canadian players in Ottawa.[08:00] - Growing up as a Boston Bruins fan, not a Canadiens fan, listening to games on radio with his father writing down scores.[11:00] - How his father worked on building the Verdun Auditorium in 1939 - the same building later named after Scotty and his brother.[13:00] - Transitioning from playing to coaching after injury, and the pivotal mentorship of Sam Pollock beginning in junior hockey.[14:00] - Sam Pollock's genius as a GM: learning the business from the ground up in Ottawa, selling ads, arranging housing, and understanding hockey operations.[16:00] - The evolution from coaching junior hockey to scouting, and how Sam Pollock brought Bowman into the Canadiens organization.[19:00] - Sam Pollock's brilliance: 8 Stanley Cups in 13 seasons as GM, master of trading draft picks with expansion teams, and later success with the Toronto Blue Jays.[21:00] - Why there should be a Sam Pollock Trophy for GMs - the greatest general manager in hockey history.[23:00] - Pollock's draft pick wizardry: how he acquired picks that became Guy Lafleur, Steve Shutt, and Bob Gainey.[25:00] - The challenge of coaching today's entitled generation versus the players of previous eras.[26:00] - How Florida's Bill Zito works closely with Paul Maurice to get specific types of players - size, strength, and physicality over soft skill players.[28:00] - The difficulty of complete rebuilds: why stripping teams down to the girders (Chicago, San Jose) makes competing nearly impossible.[30:00] - The problem with half the league missing playoffs - how can you sell tickets when fans know their team has no shot?[32:00] - The infiltration of European hockey into NHL systems, and how taking a gamble on Russian players changed everything.[34:00] - Acquiring the Russian Five: Sergei Fedorov's defensive brilliance, Vladimir Konstantinov's tragic injury, and the Lou Lamoriello connection that brought Slava Fetisov to Detroit.[36:00] - Adding Viacheslav Kozlov and Larry Murphy to complete the puzzle - parallels to Neil's Edmonton Oilers acquisitions for the 1994 Rangers.[38:00] - The entitlement problem with today's young stars drafted 1-8: they feel they've already made it before proving anything.[40:00] - Communication with superstars: never sugarcoating, always telling the truth even when players don't want to hear it.[43:00] - Buffalo's 13-year playoff drought and the challenge of selling tickets when your team can't compete.[44:00] - Guy Lafleur's difficult start: the pressure of being ordained as the next Jean Beliveau and transitioning from center to wing.[46:00] - Steve Yzerman's transformation: convincing a 150-point scorer to sacrifice offense, become a checker, and embrace defense to win championships.[48:00] - Florida's threepeat chances: the importance of the Seth Jones and Sam Bennett additions, and managing goaltending with 37-year-old Sergei Bobrovsky.[50:00] - The challenge of defending...

Panthers get points but are ready to start winning.

The Florida Panthers are trying to get over the hump during their homestand. After picking up wins in five of seven games, the back-to-back Stanley Cup champions have lost their last three games, including a 4-1 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday. Sitting at 12-12-1, the Panthers will close their homestand with three games in four days. On this episode, co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive discuss what's gone on during the team's current losing streak, while also looking at what could turn things around. Plus, hear from head coach Paul Maurice following Wednesday's practice. Highlights include: • The margin between winning and losing. (0:45) • Maurice's current assessment of the Panthers. (14:00) • Sam Reinhart isn't slowing down at 800 games. (23:00)

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Hour 1 opens with Joe sounding off on Jimmy Butler and Stephen Curry sitting out against the Heat, blasting the NBA's load-management era and reminding listeners that Michael Jordan never would've done it. Joe says the Warriors essentially threw in the towel and then pivots to praising South Florida coaching giants Erik Spoelstra and Paul Maurice. We preview Bills–Texans on Thursday Night Football, including Gabe Davis stepping in as WR1 and rookie Keon Coleman being a healthy scratch for missing team meetings. The hour closes with Albert Breer's report tying Brandon Shore to the Dolphins' GM search, as Joe breaks down Shore's growing influence, the potential three-headed front office model, and why Miami must prioritize paying Devon Achane

We take a full look around South Florida sports, starting with the “Spo and Mo Show” as Erik Spoelstra and Paul Maurice continue steering the Heat and Panthers in the right direction. Joe highlights Kelel Ware's strong play and why the Heat should comfortably finish above .500. On the football side, the Dolphins enter a stretch where they'll have a real chance to stack wins, boosted by Devon Achane's explosive offensive production and Jordyn Brooks' elite defensive play as he leads the NFL in tackles

Hour 2 opens with Joe going off on the origins of NBA load management, pointing to Gregg Popovich and later Steve Kerr for normalizing the trend under the guise of “sports science” and player mileage. He blasts the modern reality where stars can't play back-to-backs, teams hide healthy scratches behind minor “injuries,” and paying families miss out on seeing players like Steph Curry. Then we shift to the “Spo and Mo Show,” highlighting Erik Spoelstra and Paul Maurice's strong work across South Florida sports, Kelel Ware's impressive play, and why the Heat should finish above .500. Joe also breaks down the Dolphins' chance to stack wins, driven by Devon Achane's offensive burst and Jordyn Brooks leading the NFL in tackles. Hollywood's Headlines wraps the hour with load-management talk, Cam Skattebo's WWE fallout, Kim Bokamper's wrestling past, Bill Belichick's viral appearance, and Steve Cohen's $12.1M gold toilet.

On today's show, Joe dives into the NBA's load-management era, calling out Jimmy Butler and Steph Curry for sitting out against the Heat and reflecting on how Michael Jordan never played that way. We take a full look around South Florida sports with coaches Erik Spoelstra and Paul Maurice. Plus we highlight some standout performances from Dolphins' Devon Achane and Jordyn Brooks. Kim Bokamper joins live in studio to weigh in on the Dolphins' GM search and highlight key players, while Pete Prisco breaks down Miami's playoff outlook and calls Mike McDaniel's late-game decisions “coaching malpractice.” Joe and Bokamper also discuss whether the Dolphins can turn things around and make a late-season push, and Chef Andre joins to talk Patriots and his Catch and Cut restaurant. Plus, Hollywood's Headlines covers Cam Skattebo, load management, Bill Belichick, and more.

It is time for our favorite Thursday game, as the gang hears from Paul Maurice, Erik Spoelstra, and Aaron Rodger much to Leroy's chagrin.

South Florida sports take center stage as we cover the latest in the NBA, NFL, and college football. We preview tonight's Heat–Warriors matchup amid the NBA's load-management era, with Jimmy Butler and Stephen Curry both questionable and the Warriors feeling the effects of Father Time. Joe breaks down the Miami Hurricanes' College Football Playoff chances, the growing trend of stars sitting out bowl games, and whether the CFP should expand. Dolphins insights include Alain Poupart on Tua Tagovailoa, the team's schedule, and offseason direction, while Panthers head coach Paul Maurice discusses injuries, home success, and veteran impact. Plus, Brian Baldinger joins to recap the Dolphins' win in Madrid, AFC playoff races, and NFL storylines, with a mix of wild headlines like Cam Skattebo's WWE adventure and Roger Federer's Hall of Fame induction.

Panthers head coach Paul Maurice joins to discuss the team's strong performance at home and the challenges brought on by recent injuries. He provides an update on Matthew Tkachuk's injury timeline and shares his thoughts on the impact of veteran presence, including players like Brad Marchand playing like a kid again. The conversation offers insight into how the Panthers are navigating adversity and staying competitive

Hour 3 features an in-depth Dolphins check-in with Alain Poupart, who discusses the team leaning toward keeping Tua Tagovailoa next season, moving on from Chris Grier, and how a softening schedule could spark a late-season surge. Panthers head coach Paul Maurice joins to talk about the team's strong home performance, injury challenges, Matthew Tkachuk's timeline, and the impact of veterans like Brad Marchand. We also dive into Bum Wednesday, covering Cam Skattebo's surprising WWE adventure, the latest College Football Playoff Committee decisions, and chatter around Jimmy Butler ahead of tonight's Heat–Warriors matchup.

Riley Cote and Derek Settlemyre start the show discussing their men's league game, our recent tailgate, and the Flyers Warriors Gala. They also dive into the Flyers recent stretch of games, Trevor Zegras performing above expectations, Owen Tippett's slump, and Deslauriers' fight against Xhekaj. Before our interview, we discuss the crazy no-goal call between the Predators and Wild, The Swede of Philadelphia documentary, and Alex Ovechkin scoring his 900th career goal and Jordan Binnington trying to keep the puck. Current Buffalo Sabres goalie and former Flyer Alex Lyon joined us! Alex gives us his thoughts on the skill in today's game, the wake up call changing teams provides, dealing with pressure as a goalie and facing adversity as a young player. We go on to talk about how he's enjoying playing in Buffalo, playing for Lindy Ruff, and the young core of the Sabres. Moving along we discuss his first NHL win and starting his NHL career with the Flyers, Michal Neuvirth's injury history and how good he was when he was healthy, making 94 saves in the legendary Phantoms 2018 5 overtime game *longest game in AHL history*, and winning the Calder Cup, flipping off the camera, and getting suspended from the incident. Wrapping up we talk about his 2023 Stanley Cup Finals run with Florida losing to Vegas, playing with Sergei Bobrovsky, playing for Paul Maurice, playing in Detroit, being teammates with Patrick Kane, and Dominik Hasek being Lyon's favorite player growing up. Go to gt-wholesale.com and use coupon code "nasty" for 15% off. Nasty Knuckles is a Baller Sports Network production, created by co-hosts, Riley Cote and Derek "Nasty" Settlemyre. The show features a mix of interviews, never before heard story-telling, hockey-talk, and maybe some pranks... The guys bring in some of the biggest names in the hockey world for your enjoyment! Make sure to check back every week as the guys release a new episode weekly!►Click here to shop our latest merch: nastyknuckles.com/shop► Follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NastyKnuckles► Follow Riley Cote on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rileycote32► Follow Riley Cote on Instagram: https://instagram.com/rileycote32► Follow Derek Settlemyre on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dnastyworld► Follow Derek Settlemyre on Instagram: https://instagram.com/dnastyworld Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We Raid the Algorithm to listen to Janelle Monae claim she time traveled to see Bowie in concert, Bruins head coach Paul Maurice talk about Brad Marchand's first game playing in Boston, and the guy who cuts Tomlin's yard gets called out.

We Raid the Algorithm to listen to Janelle Monae claim she time traveled to see Bowie in concert, Bruins head coach Paul Maurice talk about Brad Marchand's first game playing in Boston, and the guy who cuts Tomlin's yard gets called out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Dwork The Hockey Hornet joined the show at the top of the final hour, and naturally Tobin had to ask him if Leroy would be a good Deli Manager at Publix. They finally pivot to hockey and the Panthers struggles as of recent, he tries to ease the minds of the fans to practice patience.

In this third hour, Tobin & Leroy talk about the struggles of the Florida Panthers as they have lost their 3rd straight game on the road in New Jersey to the Devils 3-1. We hear comments from Paul Maurice who is frustrated with the lack of offense the Cats have. Tobin believes the loss of captain Aleksander Barkov to the knew injury is showing up. We hear sound from Dolphins WR Jaylen Waddle and head coach Mike McDaniel about the trading rumors surrounding the team and how they won't allow them to affect their preparation for their Sunday's matchup vs the Cleveland Brown. Lastly, we dip into the mix bag and hear comments from some of the most important figures in sports.

Kim Bokamper joins and talks all things Miami Dolphins ahead of their week 6 matchup with Justin Herbert and the Chargers. With the Ravens and Chiefs both under .500, it'll be tough for them to make the playoffs. Panthers head coach Paul Maurice joins after the Panthers banner ceremony and 2-0 start to the season.

Joe weighs in on Tua Tagovailoa's most recent comments and breaks down the Dolphins' Week 6 matchup with the Chargers. The Panthers stay hot and the NHL season kicks off with a 2–0 start. Thursday Night Football saw the Giants upset the Eagles behind three TDs from rookie RB Cam Skattebo. Guests joining the show include Larry Blustein, Ron Magill, Kim Bokamper, Paul Maurice, and Mike Florio.

Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice joins as the Panthers are off to a hot start once again. Maurice thinks the Panthers are in a better spot now than they were at this point last season.

The guys are pumped this morning after the home opener last night for the reigning Stanley Cup Champions, as they defeated the Chicago Blackhawks. We hear from the Championship head coach Paul Maurice, as he reflects on the banner going up and Aaron Ekblad. Are the Dolphins dumpster fires… Jaelan Phillips doesn't seem to think so. The Miami Heat face off against the Spurs today in their 3rd Preseason game, can Kel'el Ware put a masterclass up against Wemby again… Tobin sure hopes so. We lose Leroy to Cleveland and of course Tobin must let him know about it. Tobin and Brittney get into the Mixed Bag as we hear from; Bam Adebayo, Deon Sander, and Minkah Fitzpatrick. It is hour 3 and we get Leroy back, and we talk about the Heat and how Tobin's show poniness is left at the door when he goes to the Heat games. Tobin shares reports that the word coming from the Dolphins is that it doesn't look like we will be getting firings anytime soon. We play our favorite Wednesday game Rats Off A Ship! Cardinals head coach, Minkah on Kenneth Grant, and Lebron James. It came out yesterday that Odell Beckham Jr. will have to serve a 6 game suspension if/when he signs with a team for PED usage, this makes the gang spiral into funny moments of people denying they took any PEDs. Jerry Jones gets fined for giving the finger to Giants fans and the guys go on a hilarious rant. Then we talk about HOCKEY injuries … Those guys are insane.

The guys are pumped this morning after the home opener last night for the reigning Stanley Cup Champions, as they defeated the Chicago Blackhawks. We hear from the Championship head coach Paul Maurice, as he reflects on the banner going up and Aaron Ekblad. Are the Dolphins dumpster fires… Jaelan Phillips doesn't seem to think so.

" You guys don't freshwater fish, do you?" It's time to revisit what might be Chris Cote's worst sports take of all-time and discuss Bill Belichick's blowout loss at UCF over the weekend, but first, Paul Maurice graces the show with his presence as Zaslow and the Shipping Container have a hard time keeping it together. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices