Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan biech

We received a lot of positive feedback from episode 59 on the "So You Want To Be A Scout" Segment. Peter opens this show with a follow up to that with some examples of people that have made the jump from the hockey blogging community to a hockey job. There are several examples from recent hirings of friends of the show such as Gus Katsaros, Ryan Biech and JD Burke to DobberProspects alumni such as Brendan Ross and Dave McDonald. Pete gives more feedback on how to make the jump. DobberProspects Calgary Flames and long time contributor and Editor Joel Henderson guests on the show to discuss several WHL prospects leading up to the coming season and some Calgary Flames prospects before recapping his DPFHL Fantasy Draft. Thanks for listening

We talk about Micheal Ferland and how his contract affects the Canucks' ability to sign Boeser, read the /r/Canucks thread from the day Loui Eriksson was signed, and talk about the offseason brain worms of a pair of radio personalities. We also get into Ryan Biech and how his hiring managed to turn into an argument about the Vancouver Media.

Ryan Biech from The Athletic joins Ian Tulloch this week to break down Toronto's 2019 Draft.Music by Punch DeckLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ryan Biech from The Athletic joins Ian Tulloch this week to break down their favourite draft targets for Toronto at picks 53 and 84 in the upcoming NHL Draft. Here's a timestamped list of prospects we discussed:2:45 – Antonni Honka (RD)8:40 – Jordan Spence (RD)13:49 – Mikko Kokkonen (LD)17:15 – Alibn Grewe (LW)21:30 – Samuel Fagemo (LW/RW)25:35 – Patrik Puistola (LW)29:21 – Pavel Dorofeyev (LW/RW)36:53 – Henry Thrun and Domenick Fensore (LD)40:55 – Why we don't love tall, immobile defencemen like Alex Vlasic.45:45 – Mads Sogaard (6'8 G)50:01 – Shane Pinto (F)52:57 – Lightning round (going through a few guys we forgot to mention)Music by Punch DeckLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In part two of Draft Debaters, Will Scouch and Ryan Biech join the show to discuss some of this year's most interesting draft prospects. Those players are: -Bobby Brink -Samuel Poulin -Albin Grewe -Kaedan Korczak If you like the show, don't forget to rate and review it on iTunes! itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/cost-…d1128633602?mt=2 You can also follow the podcast on Twitter @CPPointcast for updates and listener questions. As always, thanks for listening. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ryan Biech joins the show to get into all of this year's draft day debates. We discuss the prospects with the biggest potential impact, the teams that face the toughest decisions, and the most interesting questions that need to be answered.3:00 Jack Hughes vs. Kaapo Kakko21:00 Blackhawks, Byram, and draft starting at number 331:00 The next tier of top forwards42:30 The risk vs. reward of Vasili Podkolzin53:15 Translating Cole Caufield’s scoring to next level1:00:00 How high will the first goalie go off the board?1:04:00 Prospects with red flags to stay away from1:07:00 Prospects we’re higher on than most1:10:00 Changing draft philosophies over the yearsSee acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the show that’s still grieving, I reflect a bit on the takeaway lessons of Jason Botchford’s friendship and incredible professional impact, and how I feel changed personally and professionally since his passing. I wanted to put together a tribute show this week collecting stories from people who knew him like I did, and people who knew him better than me. But the timing didn’t feel quite right to do that. I couldn’t bring myself to do it, anyway. Not yet. But I did share my own stories of the man and the way he helped me with CHRIS FABER of CanucksArmy on his podcast, and with his permission have republished that conversation in full with my own introduction. I strongly recommend Faber’s full podcast, talking with Georgia Twiss, myself, Jackson McDonald, J.D. Burke, Harman Dayal, Clay Imoo, Cory Hergott and Ryan Biech. It runs over 5 hours and is as cathartic as it is heart-wrenching. You can find it by searching for Canucks Conversation wherever you get your podcasts. I want to thank Chris for getting me going and allowing me to spill these stories at a time when I did not feel up to talking to anyone about anything. The kid can interview. Find Chris on Twitter: @ChrisFaber39 Outro Music: “Sample in a Jar”, by Phish

Joined by Ryan Biech to breakdown if Quinn Hughes can have a Pettersson-type impact in his rookie season, other Canucks prospects at World Juniors, Virtanen’s development and more

Chase Thomas is joined by Sportsnet and Canucks Army's Ryan Biech to talk about the Vancouver Canucks odd start to the 2018-19 NHL season, their negative-13 point differential, Elias Pettersson's ROTY chances, the Quinn Hughes hype, what happened with Petrus Palmu, the departure of the Sedin brothers, and Seattle vs. Vancouver going forward (1:00). Then, Chase's longtime friend Not That Ryan Adams joins the podcast to talk about the disappointing Detroit Lions, Auburn's hiring of former Memphis OC Kenny Dillingham, the future of Gus Malzahn at Auburn, Miami losing Manny Diaz to Temple, Mel Tucker taking the Colorado job, and their College Football Playoff predictions (26:00). To wrap up, RBR Wrestling's William R. Washington joins the podcast to talk about the sad state of Monday Night Raw, where Drew McIntyre can go without Roman Reigns, a potential Undisputed Era debut, the New Daniel Bryan, and why Asuka has to win the Smackdown Women's title at TLC against Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair (70:00). You can follow Chase on Twitter, like him on Facebook, read him on his website, and even email him at chasethomaspodcast@gmail.com if that is something you would like to do, too.

In episode two, Nam and Tanbir dive deeper into the Canucks prospect pool and discuss which youngster may make the Canucks line up straight out of camp, and tell us their top 10 Canucks prospects. They also get a feel for the expectations surrounding these players from prospect guru Ryan Biech (15:30). Also, talk about the major trade in the NHL ahead of the season, Erik Karlsson to San Jose, and #NamStats talks about a new trend among leadership in dressing rooms.

Ryan Biech from Canucks Army & The Athletic joins us this week to break down some of our favourite players in the 2018 NHL Draft using both video & statistical analysis (combining 'the eye test' with 'the numbers')4:47 – Ryan Merkley (RHD, Guelph, OHL)7:36 – Isac Lundestrom (C/LW, Lulea, SHL) and “The 51% Rule”11:27 – Jonatan Berggren (C/RW, Skelleftea J20, SuperElit) and Dominik Bokk (RW, Vaxjo J20, SuperElit)14:13 – Grigori Denisenko (LW, Lokomotiv J20, MHL)15:47 – Ty Dellandrea (C, Flint, OHL), Ryan McLeod (C, Mississauga, OHL), and Akil Thomas (C, Niagara, OHL)20:11 – Alexander Alexeyev (LHD, Red Deer, WHL)22:08 – Bode Wilde (LHD, USNDTP) and K'Andre Miller (RHD, USNTDP)24:49 – Nils Lundkvist (RHD, Lulea J20, SuperElit) and Calen Addison (RHD, Lethbridge, WHL)29:26 – Jonny Tychonick (LHD, Penticton, BCHL) and Nicolas Beaudin (LHD, Drummondville, QMJHL)35:05 – Filip Hallander (C/W, Timra, Allsvenskan) and Jacob Oloffson (C, Timra, Allsvenskan)37:23 – Jake Wise (C, USNTDP) and Cam Hillis (C, Guelph, OHL)39:14 – Sean Durzi (RHD, Owen Sound, OHL)41:18 – Undervalued 2nd Round targets: David Gustafsson (C, HV71, SHL), Aidan Dudas (C, Owen Sound, OHL), Jake Drury (C, Waterloo, USHL), Albin Eriksson (RW/LW, Skelleftea J20, SuperElit)43:29 – Allan McShane (C, Oshawa, OHL)44:59 – Cole Fonstad (C/LW, Prince Albert, WHL)46:57 – Jerry Turkulainen (RW/LW, JYP, Liiga)48:13 – Jan Jenik (C, HC Benatky, Czech2), Milos Roman (C, Vancouver, WHL), Linus Karlsson (C, Karlskrona J20, SuperElit)50:34 – Marcus Westfalt (C/LW, Brynas, SHL)52:39 – Bulat Shafigullan (F, Reaktor, MHL)57:16 – The numbers not doing Cam Hillis justice.1:00:45 – Jett Woo (RHD, Moose Jaw, WHL)1:01:34 – What's happening with Adam Mascherin (LW, Kitchener, OHL)1:02:50 – Jay O'Brien (C, Thayer Academy, US High School)1:04:59 – Jack McBain (C, Toronto, OJHL)1:06:43 – Wrapping things up.If you want to help support the podcast, here's the link to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/iantulloch$5 Per Month gets you access to my weekly Patreon Mailbag Podcasts.$10 Per Month gets you the Mailbag Podcasts AND my weekly Player Profile Podcasts.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ryan Biech is in the house! Or rather, I'm in Ryan Biech's house. The point is, I am joined on the PITB Podcast by Ryan Biech, prospect analyst for Sportsnet 650 and Canucks writer for Canucks Army, The Athletic, and Canucks.com. We delve into the Canucks' prospect pool, particularly their lack of depth on defence. We talk about the potential of Olli Juolevi, the abundance of prospects with a third-pairing ceiling, and wild cards like Jack Rathbone and Matt Brassard. One thing is clear: the Canucks need more high-end talent on defence. That likely means taking a defenceman with the seventh overall pick in the 2018 draft. Who might the Canucks take? I ask Biech about several defencemen that will potentially be available for the Canucks, including Quinn Hughes, Adam Boqvist, Evan Bouchard, and Noah Dobson. Who do you think the Canucks should pick seventh overall?

Ryan Biech joins the show to discuss the results of the draft lottery, help preview this year's class of eligible prospects, and try to figure out what makes certain teams better at drafting and developing than others. 1:35 The top two picks 6:15 The next tier 14:15 Ottawa's big decision 18:20 Ways for the Blackhawks to squeeze value out of their pick 25:30 Under the radar prospects that could soar up the board 42:30 Red flag prospects that could wind up dropping 50:00 What makes certain teams better at drafting than others Sponsoring today’s show is SeatGeek, which is making it easier than ever before to buy and sell sports and concert tickets. They’re giving our listeners a $20 rebate off of their first purchase. All you have to do is download the free SeatGeek app and enter the promo code PDO to get started. Every episode of the podcast is available on iTunes, Soundcloud, Google Play, and Stitcher. Make sure to subscribe to the show so that you don’t miss out on any new episodes as they’re released. All ratings and reviews are also greatly appreciated. Thanks for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ryan Biech from Sportsnet650, The Athletic, and CanucksArmy joins us this week to break down our favourite players from the World Juniors. Here's a list of the prospects we discuss:2:47 - Timothy Liljegren (Sweden, TOR)9:08 - Elias Pettersson (Sweden, VAN)12:34 - Alex Nylander (Sweden, BUF)14:19 - Cale Makar (Canada, COL)16:44 - Jordan Kyrou (Canada, STL)22:08 - Sam Steel (Canada, ANA)23:24 - Taylor Raddysh (Canada, TB)30:14 - Joseph Woll (USA, TOR)31:33 - Casey Mittlestadt (USA, BUF)36:43 - Filip Zadina (Czech, 2018 eligible)39:26 - Philipp Kurashev (Switzerland, 2018 eligible)41:32 - Valentin Nussbaumer (Switzerland, 2019 eligible)45:14 - Samuel Bucek (Slovakia, 2018 overager)52:07 - Closing Thoughts on the WJC.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ryan Biech from Canucks Army suggests the Canucks can still trade Chris Tanev and reap the young assets that would bring along with the boost in consumer confidence that the Canucks so desperately need

Former Canucks Assistant GM Laurence Gillman, Ryan Biech of Canucks Army and Ravi Baichwal from ABC 7 Chicago joined the show.

Former Canucks Assistant GM Laurence Gilman, Ryan Biech of Canucks Army and Ravi Baichwal of ABC 7 Chicago joined the show.

Garret Hohl and Ryan Biech join the show to unpack the NHL entry draft and all of the important discussion points surrounding it.  Topics include drafting for need vs. taking the best player available (1:46), why it's so difficult to properly evaluate young defensemen (7:16), the pros and cons of moving the age cut-off (14:05), personal preferences for certain developmental leagues (20:00), sneaky off-the-board picks vs. red flag players (39:30), and all of the layers to the debate about Kris Russell and his infamous microstats (48:45).  Every episode of the podcast is available on iTunes, Soundcloud, Google Play, and Stitcher. Make sure to subscribe to the show so that you don’t miss out on any new episodes as they’re released. All ratings and reviews are also greatly appreciated. Thanks for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TWIST! TWIST! TWIST! M. Night Shymalan makes his (last?) entry on "ATM10" as we watch and review the controversial "film" The Village. Ryan Biech (@ryanbiech) joins me once again as he sets his sights on defending the movie... sort of. I attack the movie... sort of. It's a weird episode as we discuss the auteur's license, twist endings, Bryce Dallas Howard's hotness, Ripley's hotness and the proper term for Adrian Brody's issue. All that plus IMDB parent's guide, fun facts and awards. (NEXT WEEK: "Collateral")

What happens when a rugged climatologist predicts a new ice age will happen in a hundred years or so? Well if it's a Roland Emmerich movie, chances are he's WAY wrong and it happens several days later. Ryan Biech from the "Game Time Decision" podcast (@GTDpod) joins me this week as we discuss CGI wolves, outrunning cold, Sela Ward's cougish hotness, proper character development, hypothermia and what day "The Day After Tomorrow" actually was. All that plus a trip through the IMDB parent's guide, Fun Facts and Awards. (Next Week: "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban"