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Slava Malamud - Russian Journalist | Meaghan Johnson - TSN

Russian hockey writer, Slava Malamud, joined Matt and Blake to talk about the situation in Ukraine. He doesn’t agree that Russian players should be suspended. Says that teams should be punished but not individual players. FIFA, who are in the pockets of Russians, had no choice. They could award RUS a world cup spot by forfeit IIHF, also in the pocket of Russia, had no choice. Thinks that Canadians in the KHL needs to be concerned about their financial wellbeing. The ruble is tanking. Talked about how Putin utilizes sport. Sports is an integral part of foreign policy. Sports were governed by the propaganda ministry. When they underperformed, that department had to answer for the struggles. People in Russia will be scratching their heads when there is no more international sport. They will wonder where their soccer team is. Talked about the freedom to speak freely of Russian athletes. Talked about Mogilny’s defection. His family was not hurt despite all the threats against him personally. Talked about Ovechkin and the statement he made. Slava says there is no regret on Ovi’s part about Putin’s actions. Talked about how it’s tough to sanction individual players who represent themselves or the corporate teams they play for. John Shannon, Co-Host of the Bob McCown Podcast. Started off by saying he thinks the Canucks are back in the playoff chase. When you go into MSG and beat the Rangers the way they did, that isn’t easy. Game vs the Devils isn’t easy but it will be easier. Thinks that Rutherford will be swayed by these recent results. Too much money at stake, now that they are at full arenas. Thinks that Halak will get moved out of town. Talked about Anaheim and their tactic of saying they will move UFA’s if not signed by deadline. Says Pat Verbeek has nothing to lose.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Russian hockey writer, Slava Malamud, joined Matt and Blake to talk about the situation in Ukraine. He doesn't agree that Russian players should be suspended. Says that teams should be punished but not individual players. FIFA, who are in the pockets of Russians, had no choice. They could award RUS a world cup spot by forfeit IIHF, also in the pocket of Russia, had no choice. Thinks that Canadians in the KHL needs to be concerned about their financial wellbeing. The ruble is tanking. Talked about how Putin utilizes sport. Sports is an integral part of foreign policy. Sports were governed by the propaganda ministry. When they underperformed, that department had to answer for the struggles. People in Russia will be scratching their heads when there is no more international sport. They will wonder where their soccer team is. Talked about the freedom to speak freely of Russian athletes. Talked about Mogilny's defection. His family was not hurt despite all the threats against him personally. Talked about Ovechkin and the statement he made. Slava says there is no regret on Ovi's part about Putin's actions. Talked about how it's tough to sanction individual players who represent themselves or the corporate teams they play for.  John Shannon, Co-Host of the Bob McCown Podcast. Started off by saying he thinks the Canucks are back in the playoff chase. When you go into MSG and beat the Rangers the way they did, that isn't easy. Game vs the Devils isn't easy but it will be easier. Thinks that Rutherford will be swayed by these recent results. Too much money at stake, now that they are at full arenas. Thinks that Halak will get moved out of town. Talked about Anaheim and their tactic of saying they will move UFA's if not signed by deadline. Says Pat Verbeek has nothing to lose. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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With Stephen away, Ben hosts alongside Arash Madani to chat about the tensions in baseball today after labour talks made little progress again, before taking a quick look at Troy Aikman possibly leaving FOX for ESPN. Afterwards, they are joined by Slava Malamud, a journalist reporting on Russia's invasion of Ukraine. He describes his personal history with Alex Ovechkin, why they are not on speaking terms, Ovechkin's immense influence in Russia and the power he has to enact change (26:18). 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.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The custom intro for Season 17 of The Pipeline Show [1:31] - Guy begins the episode with updates from the CHL, CJHL, USHL, NAHL and NCAA plus the guest list. [11:45] - Edmonton based sports journalist Jouni Nieminen is my guest to preview Finland ahead of the 2022 WJC. [33:16] - The defending gold medalists are from USA and EP Rinkside's Julie Robenhymer is on board to look closer at the team looking to repeat. [56:57] - Rounding out the 2022 WJC team previews is Slava Malamud who looks at the always powerful Russians. [1:21:40] - Prediction time to close out the episode for the week and for 2021.

After talking big on Tuesday, Al Dukes has conferred with loved ones and isn't so sure he wants to bare it all on 'Fans Only', even if he scores him $100k, (13:05) speaking of Al, we hear of a new podcast that the Morning Show Executive Producer is sure not to listen to, all while Jerry Recco's luck continues to elude him, (15:05) an update to consume, (22:59) Boomer hatches the idea for a 'Celebrity Temptation Island', then imagined all of the possibilities and finally, (27:29) a Russian sports writer based in Baltimore named, Slava Malamud, joined Boomer & Gio to discuss the Rangers, Aretmi Panarin, Vladimir Putin situation.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Slava Malamud and Mikhail Iossel join Yuri Rashkin for a conversation on similarities and differences between Russia, politics, and sports.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The intro the Season 16 of The Pipeline Show [1:25] - Guy begins the show with the Question of the Week some NCAA News and CHL Notes plus the guest list. [15:25] - Team Russia is previewed by Russian ex-pat Slava Malamud who provides a lot of opinions on the strengths and concerns for the perennial contender. [39:21] - Broadcaster Peter Loubardias takes on the the task of looking at Team Canada ahead of the 2021 WJC in great detail. [1:11:52] - When it comes to Finland, it's great to rely on a Finn to handle those names. Thankfully, Jouni Nieminen is here to do that and more. [1:33:10] - Former Red Deer Rebels forward Brandon Hagel discusses last year, his first as a pro, which included making his NHL debut. Also playing in Switzerland the last couple of months and his time in the WHL. [1:50:20] - Guy closes out the episode for the week.

Save Meduza!https://support.meduza.io/enIn a world engulfed by the coronavirus pandemic, “The Naked Pravda” travels back in time to the carefree 1980s, when Americans and Russians worried about simpler things like World War III. Fears in U.S. popular culture that the Cold War might turn hot culminated in 1984 with the film “Red Dawn,” starring Patrick Swayze and Charlie Sheen, about a group of high school students resisting occupation by invading Soviet, Cuban, and Nicaraguan troops. Even if you haven't seen the movie, you've probably seen people on the Internet shouting “Wolverines!” at each other — a reference to the name Red Dawn's protagonists adopt for their guerrilla group.  Soviet-born journalist Slava Malamud joins this discussion about Cold War cinema. Last year, his tweets about the HBO miniseries “Chernobyl” gained enormous popularity, attracting thousands of likes and reposts, including from Craig Mazin, the show's creator. In May 2019, Meduza published a story from Slava about his stepfather's experience as a liquidator at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in 1986. “The Naked Pravda” comes out on Fridays. Catch every new episode by subscribing at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or other platforms. If you have a question or comment about the show, please write to Kevin Rothrock at kevin@meduza.io with the subject line: “The Naked Pravda.”

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - Season 15 intro for The Pipeline Show [1:08] - Guy begins the show with the Question of the Day, news and notes and the guest list in Coming Down the Pipe [16:37] - The 2020 WJC Preview for Sweden is done with the help of Christoffer Hedlund of Elite Prospects and EP Rinkside. [34:50] - NHL.com writer Adam Kimelman is my guest to preview the 2020 WJC for the United States. [54:19] - Always a threat to medal, Russia is poised to contend once again. Slava Malamud helps preview the 2020 WJC team from Russia. [1:12:32] - Get to know the 2020 WJC entry from Finland with the help of Jouni Nieminen. [1:3036] - Guy looks at Team Canada and then gets into his predictions for the 2020 WJC before closing out the show for the rest of 2019.

Guest 3 - Always a threat to medal, Russia is poised to contend once again. Slava Malamud helps preview the 2020 WJC team from Russia.

O Podcast Bacon busca trazer uma boa conversa sobre assuntos variados da cultura Pop e Nerd, recheado de conteúdo sobre cinema, literatura, quadrinhos, séries... numa linguagem informal, divertida, porém, que agregue valores conservadores e cristãos. Junto com Lucas, Fernanda, Bruno e convidados venha participar dessa bagunça mais conservadora da internet! Nesse segundo episódio, abordamos a série aclamada Chernobyl, trazendo o contexto histórico e a grande influência comunista nessa nesse que foi o pior acidente nuclear da história. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9GQtvUKtHA - Vídeo compara imagens reais com cenas da série https://twitter.com/SlavaMalamud/status/1132029943297265664 - Twitter de Slava Malamud

Russian sports journalist Slava Malamud joined Gord and Steve to chat about Panarin's comments about Putin, what that could mean for his future association with his country, and just how rare it is for athletes to speak out against the Russian government

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - Season 14 intro for The Pipeline Show [1:04] - Guy begins the 2019 WJC Preview episode with the Question of the Day, some brief news and notes plus the guest list in Coming Down the Pipe [9;21] - Julie Robenhymer from EP-Rinkside tackles the job of previewing Team USA ahead of the 2019 WJC [32:29] - Team Canada is hosting the 2019 WJC and they are the team previewed in this segment with the help of Steve Ewen from The Province in Vancouver. [48:55] - Uffe Bodin from EP-Rinkside and HockeyProspect.com is our guide for this preview of Team Sweden [1:07:45] - The always competitive squad from Russia is the next team to get previewed and handling that job is Slava Malamud. [1:29:07] - Last but not least, Finland is previewed with the help of old TPS friend Jouni Nieminen. [1:48:05] - Guy wraps up the WJC preview and the 2018 year for The Pipeline Show. Talk to you in 2019!

Guest 4 - The always competitive squad from Russia is the next team to get previewed and handling that job is Slava Malamud.

On March 7, following the controversial overtime defeat of the ice hockey team Severstal Cherepovets by SKA St. Petersburg in the KHL conference quarterfinals, sports writer Slava Malamud penned a 21-tweet thread arguing that not just the game or the series, but the whole KHL season has essentially been rigged by Vladimir Putin's cronies to ensure that his hometown team wins this year's Gagarin Cup championship.In this episode of The Russia Guy, Kevin spoke to Malamud to learn more about this year's “fixed” KHL season.Follow Slava Malamud on Twitter:https://twitter.com/SlavaMalamudAnd send me money here. All of it:https://www.patreon.com/kevinrothrockSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/kevinrothrock)

Andi Petrillo, Gord Miller and Mike Johnson hosting today. Russian journalist Slava Malamud joins the show to discuss the feelings in Russia after the IOC's decision and Pierre LeBrun circles around the latest news in the NHL

Russian sports writer Slava Malamud says with the Russian election shortly after the Olympics, it doesn't benefit Vladamir Putin politically to boycott the games because this way, he comes off as the good guy. Slava doesn't think this ban will change anything in Russia in regards to doping or cheating, expect for the fact they will try to cover their tracks better.

Mike and Jason recap the Canucks win over Carolina, talk Russia Olympic ban with Slava Malamud, and are joined by Russell Teibert, fresh off his new three-year contract with the Whitecaps

We continue with our discussion regarding the IOC's decision to suspend Russia from the 2018 Winter Olympics. Gord Miller, Andi Petrillo, and Slava Malamud all join Scotty Mac. Also, Alex Marvez discusses the suspensions after a violent Monday night football game

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Slava Malamud discusses more intrigue and franchise issues in the KHL, suggesting Dynamo is hardly the only KHL club in financial trouble, suggesting the entire league is built on quicksand. Slava expects Alex Ovechkin will play in the Olympics, unless Gary Bettman steps in and says no

Slava Malamud joined the show to discuss Ilya Kovalchuk staying in the KHL.

In hour 1, Scotty Mac talks Blue Jays and the comeback win against the Indians and an important 8 games coming up and Russian sports writer Slava Malamud joins the show to discuss Alex Ovechkin's legacy and whats next after another disappointing playoff run.

We preview both the World Cup and the upcoming Puck Talks Live! Joe & Josh sit down with Slava Malamud (@SlavaMalamud - "Twitter's Official Russian Sports Writer"). We all see Canada as the favourite - in this episode we look at what this tournament means for the other teams, and in particular, Russia. Follow along @PuckTalksLive

Mike speaks with Sports Express writer Slava Malamud about the Capitals' Russian-born players and the upcoming World Championships.