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Talk about a road trip. After winning Game 7 in Toronto to advance to the Eastern Conference Final, the Panthers raced out to an early 2-0 series lead with two dominant wins over the Hurricanes in Raleigh. Following a 5-2 win in Game 1, they enjoyed a 5-0 drubbing in Game 2. Trying to punch a third straight ticket to the Stanley Cup Final, the Panthers will now head home and try to get an even tighter stranglehold on the series in Games 3 and 4 in Sunrise. On this episode, co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive break down how Games 1 and 2 against the Hurricanes unfolded, including hot starts, hot sticks and a little “Playoff Bob.” Plus, hear postgame sound from Matthew Tkachuk and Carter Verhaeghe. Highlights include: • The Panthers storm out to a 2-0 lead in the ECF. (1:30) • Hear from Verhaeghe and Tkachuk after Game 2. (7:30) • Hurricanes trying to get physical with Florida. (20:50) • Heading home up 2-0, the Panthers know the job's not done. (27:45)

One win down, three to go. Carrying some hot sticks into Raleigh, the Florida Panthers erupted for five goals in a 5-2 win over the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final on Tuesday. In Round 2, the Hurricanes had surrendered just seven total goals. On this episode, co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive share their thoughts on how Game 1 unfolded, including a big opening goal, success on special teams and more. Plus, hear postgame sound from Sergei Bobrovsky and Carter Verhaeghe. Highlights include: • The Panthers were on a mission in Game 1 of the ECF. (0:45) • How big is the first goal? (4:55) • Hear from Verhaeghe and Bobrovsky after Game 1. (10:15) • Aaron Ekblad has been on another level. (20:50) • Looking ahead to Game 2 on Thursday. (24:30)

There goes that man again. On fire since the playoffs got underway, Brad Marchand found the back of the net in overtime to lift the Panthers to a huge 5-4 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Friday. With Game 4 coming up on Sunday at Amerant Bank Arena, the Panthers, who trail the Maple Leafs 2-1, have a great opportunity to even the series before it shifts back to Toronto. On this episode, co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive reflect on the back-and-forth chaos of Game 3, Marchand's immense impact on the Panthers, key moments and more. Plus, hear from Carter Verhaeghe. Highlights include: • The Panthers get back into the series with Toronto. (0:55) • Marchand showed his experience in overtime of Game 3. (5:00) • Hear from Verhaeghe. (6:20) • A gamble on the fourth line pays off. (8:30) • Florida found the blueprint for success in the second period. (15:00) • Looking ahead to Game 4. (18:00)

Paul Verhaeghe is doctor in de klinische psychologie en emeritus hoogleraar aan de Universiteit Gent. Daarnaast is hij praktiserend psychoanalyticus en auteur van verschillende boeken over mens en maatschappij, waaronder ‘Liefde in tijden van eenzaamheid', ‘Identiteit', ‘Autoriteit' en ‘Intimiteit'. In zijn nieuwste boek 'Wijsheid' onderzoekt Verhaeghe hoe kennis en wijsheid ons helpen te verhouden tot de werkelijkheid. Femke van der Laan gaat met Paul Verhaeghe in gesprek.

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Niet de zoveelste overwinning van Union in de Brusselse derby, niet het gelijkspel van leider Racing Genk en zelfs niet de overwinning van Standard op het veld van Club Brugge was het onderwerp van het afgelopen voetbalweekend in ons land. Wél de uitbarsting na de wedstrijd van Club Brugge-voorzitter Bart Verhaeghe tegenover scheidsrechter Lawrence Visser. De man die Club terug naar de top van het Belgische voetbal bracht reageert voor het eerst bij Sporza Daily.

Sam Wallace and Sam Driscoll first talk about Shesterkin turning down an offer worth 8 years $88M contract being reported by Kevin Weekes (4:00). Then they talk about the extensions that's been happening around the league with Daccord and Verhaeghe (6:10). Then they discuss the Hurricanes releasing the PTOs of Gagner and Grimaldi along with Blake officially making the team (7:32). For the last half of the episode they discuss the lost against Tampa Bay on Opening Night (15:19). If you have any questions or just want to contact us please email us at: thecaniacreport@gmail.com DraftKings Promo Code: THPN GameTime Promo Code: THPN Our Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheCaniacReport Our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecaniacreport/ Donation Link: https://paypal.me/sgwallace917?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/@TheCaniacReport

This week: the season is underway: Oilers are bad, Utah is good, Georgiev is bad, Montembeault is good, and new deals for Ullmark, Daccord, Wallstedt, and Verhaeghe. Instagram: fusionanhockeypodcast

So here we are, one week into the season and to have Mike tell it, we now know how the standings will shake out at the end of the season.  Chris isn't so sure, but it does tell us some things and we discuss them during this week's episode.  Here is the lineup… FLA v BOS & Verhaeghe Locked Up:  0:00 – 26:23 Igor Rebuffs Rangers' Offer:  26:23 – 38:13 Carey Price Declines Habs Job Offer:  38:13 – 44:35 Celebrini On the Shelf:  44:35 – 50:15 NCAA D1 Council Preenrollment Rule Changes:  50:15 – 59:22 Dylan Guenther & the Utah Hockey Club:  59:22 – 1:13:05 NHL Top 5 List on X:  1:13:05 – 1:25:22 X Poll Questions This Week:  1:25:22 – 1:31:24 Bruins' First Impressions:  1:31:24 – 1:43:53 Here is the poll question for next week regarding the standings now and on November 1:  https://x.com/pucksage/status/1845503253041078649 We hope that everyone is enjoying the start to the new NHL Season.  Our thoughts and prayers go out to those affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton.  We wish for everyone to be safe!  Thank you for a little of your time to listen to us rant…Enjoy the Show!

Day 2 of the NHL season is upon us and players are getting paid!Colby Cohen joins the show to discuss the recent extensions for Linus Ullmark, Joey Daccord and Carter Verhaeghe.They also discuss the debut of the Utah Hockey Club, the Stanley Cup banner raising in Florida and the upcoming season for the current cup favorite Edmonton Oilers.Want to watch the show live every day? Find us on YouTube: / @daily_faceoff Follow us on Instagram/Twitter/Facebook/TikTok @dailyfaceoff SHOUTOUT TO OUR SPONSORS!!

Yes, we may be a month late to the podcast party in celebrating the Panthers title, but we have good reasons for it, which we explain in detail! 1:00: Tommy is a Dad! 5:45: Reliving the Final 49:25: How did they manage the offseason (signings at 1:01:10) 1:10:40: On Lundell's contract 1:12:30: Three burning questions for training camp 1:21:45: Bennett, Verhaeghe and Ekblad's future 1:30:25 Panthers draft recap 1:42:30: What do the Flyers look like with Michkov in tow? 1:56:50: Steven Stamkos to Nashville 2:00:30: The Oilers hiring Stan Bowman Thanks for being patient with us, enjoy the show! Make sure to give us a five star review on iTunes and Spotify! Check out the WhyHockey substack: https://whyhockey.substack.com/ Follow us on Twitter: Matt L is @MattsMusings1 WhyHockey is @WhyHockey Intro and outro music is "Arcade Montage" by Lee Rosevere from his album "Music for Podcasts 3", which you can find here: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lee_Rosevere/Music_For_Podcasts_3

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Vandaag bespreken we het boek Borderline Times van Dirk de Wachter. Ondertitel: Het einde van de normaliteit Dirk de Wachter is psychiater-psychotherapeut en diensthoofd systeem- en gezinstherapie aan het Universitair Psychiatrisch Centrum van de KU Leuven. Een interessant boek dat ik zelf niet zou hebben uitgezocht. Het boek geeft veel van onze mentale, maatschappelijke, onze relationele problemen en onze drang naar maakbaarheid van het leven en succes weer. Het laatste hoofdstuk, hoop, gaf mij zicht op de mogelijkheden om het te doorbreken, na ruim 10 jaar nog steeds passend en waardevol. De hoofdstukken: Criterium 1: Verlatingsangst Criterium 2: instabiele en intense relaties Criterium 3: Onaangepaste agressie Criterium 4: Indentiteitsstoornissen Criterium 5: Affectlabiliteit Criterium 6: Impulsvitieit Criterium 7: Voorbijgaande, stressgebonden paranoide / dissociatiesymptomen Criterium 8: automutilatie en suicidaliteit Criterium 9: Zinloosheid en leegte Hoop Epiloog: ‘La petite Bonté van Emmanuel Levinas In de proloog beschrijft De Wachter vijf of meer situaties waaruit blijkt dat je een borderline personality disorder hebt. Volgens De Wachter lijden we allemaal in meerdere of mindere mate aan BPD. De sociale angst in het Westen is enorm gestegen, terwijl we in het veiligste gebied op aarde leven. - Verhaeghe. Psychiatrie is de spiegel van de wereld waarin we leven. Criterium 1: Verlatingsangst We hebben allemaal verlatingsangst. Het continu in contact blijven en delen via social media. De individuele beslissingsvrijheid en de druk die dat met zich meebrengt. Als het je niet lukt om succesvol te worden, dan is dat je eigen schuld. We leven met steeds meer mensen dicht op elkaar (steden), en vereenzamen. Wat scheiden doet met de verlatingsangst van kinderen. Hechting is het probleem van onze samenleving op dit moment. (Alles moet leuk zijn, als iets niet leuk is snel verder naar iets dat wel leuk is) Criterium 2: instabiele en intense relaties We hebben allemaal instabiele en intense relaties. Een huwelijk duurt gemiddeld 12,5 jaar, niet door huwelijk gebonden relaties houden het minder lang vol, stedelingen ook (7,5 jaar). De consumtiemaatschappij draagt hier aan bij. Als een relatie niet leuk is gaan we op zoek naar iets nieuws in plaats van samen er doorheen komen, trager of minder. Het neoliberalisme zit diep in onze hersenen. Alles is een investering (Lieven de Cauter). Zo ook de farma-industrie die iedereen ziek probeert te verklaren om zo meer medicijnen te kunnenn verkopen, continue groei. Criterium 3: Onaangepaste agressie In dit hoofdstuk gaat het onder andere over de hoeveelheid geweld waar we mee in aanraking komen, al op jonge leeftijd via televisie en games. We kennen de beelden waarin vele mensen tegelijk worden vermoord, in de VS, en in Europa. Hier wordt ook gekeken naar dat er geen mannen meer op de basisschool zijn die jongens steviger kunnen aanpakken. Criterium 4: Indentiteitsstoornissen Op zoek naar de zin van het leven, naar je eigen identiteit. Je bent zelf verantwoordelijk voor je geluk en succes. In het verleden lag je identiteit grotendeels vast bij je geboorte. Je gaat doen wat je ouders deden. Via de (social) media krijgen we ook allerlei beelden voorgeschoteld hoe we zouden moeten zijn, welke kleding we moeten dragen en hoe we er uit moeten zien. Er is een illusie van vrijheid zolang je kunt consumeren en meegaan met de trends. Criterium 5: Affectlabiliteit Wanneer er geen diepte is in je leven, geen fundament waar je op terug kunt vallen, en alles gericht op onmiddelijk genot dan lijden we aan affectlabiliteit. De hang naar het vluchtig, naar het nieuwe. Het moet steeds extremer. Heb jeen marathon gelopen, dan moet het verder of sneller. Eerst was genot zondig, toen werd het toegelaten, en nu is het verplicht. Criterium 6: Impulsvitieit We leven op de top van onze driften.

David Dwork joins Game Play to chat about how the Panthers matchup against the Oilers, if he's surprised that Florida returned to the Stanley Cup Final, Alexander Barkov's impact, why special teams could determine the series winner, Verhaeghe's changing role, how McDavid matches up against Barkov and Tkachuk and more.

           In hour 3, Joe Rose and the Sun -Sentinel Dave Hyde: talk NFL draft as Joe is getting questioned by everyone former players, former coaches and fans about Dolphins first round pick Chop Robinson. His numbers from his senior season didn't impress many people. Miami Heat  are on the brink of elimination and look so futile on offense. Can they go to Boson and get a win to bring it back to Miami for Game 6 with the Celtics may be playing without C Kristaps Porzingis who injured his calf in Game 4. Go Cats! Go! As the Florida Panthers move on in the Stanley Cup playoffs as they beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 6-1 in Game 5 to take the series 4-1. The stars came out to play as Barkov, Verhaeghe scored 2 goals each and Matthew Tkachuk had assists on 2 of the 6 goals. Things should get more physical in the next round where they may face their other rival the Boston bruins 

In hour one, recapping last night's magical Panthers victory and the greatest save we've ever seen from Sergei Bobrovsky. Sixto Sanchez will make his first start for the Marlins in over 4 seasons and Hoch and Crowder have an idea of how they'll celebrate. Crowder has zero belief in the Heat winning  a game this series. Plus, Zach Gelb of the Infinity Sports Network joins the show to discuss the best food at Madison Square Garden and the only two QBs he expects to be franchise caliber in the draft. 

The Panthers prevail after wasting a 2-0 lead. Correspondent Gethin Coolbaugh reports.

On today's edition of the Locked On FLORIDA Panthers Podcast, Armando Velez(@Mandoman12) welcomes in Jacob Winans(@JacobWinans8) for another edition of Winans Wednesday. The two break down the Panthers' 5-2 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs in a game where the Panthers came out sloppy. With Paul Maurice not being satisfied with how the team came out. After, the Panthers tilted the ice putting up 31 shots in the second period, a franchise record and the most in a period by any team this season. That included three goals in 3:10 to break it open. Panthers power play didn't score but had 17 shots on 6 opportunities. The Panthers 5-on-5 scoring has been on fire lately as they now finish their home schedule with the same amount of wins as on the road with 26. Maurice took a gamble with playing Verhaeghe in one regular season game before the postseason, and it paid off with him getting his 34th of the season. Sam Reinhart got two goals on the night to finish the regular season with 57 goals. The two discuss their early impressions of the series and when they think game 1 will happen. We discuss this and more on today's edition of the Locked On FLORIDA Panthers Podcast: Your Team, Every Day. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 

De economie, wat iets kost en wat het ons oplevert, komt tegenwoordig in bijna elk onderwerp terug. We berekenen van bijna alles wat het ons kost, zelfs tot zelfdodingen aan toe. Dat zegt veel over onze tijd vindt de Vlaamse psychoanalyticus Paul Verhaeghe. Volgens hem zitten we vast in een wereldbeeld waarbinnen we alles door een economische lens bekijken - en dat heeft dramatische gevolgen. Verhaeghe schreef er verschillende boeken over, met als meest recente toevoeging het vorig jaar verschenen Onbehagen.

On today's edition of the Locked On FLORIDA Panthers Podcast, Armando Velez(@Mandoman12) is joined by Parkland Florida Native Jackson Holzer(@JacksonH_52) and as well as the Host of Locked On Syracuse to recap the Panthers' 4-3(SO) victory over the Montreal Canadiens to clinch the season series at 3-0-0 with one game left. Anthony Stolarz was between the pipes playing in his 100th NHL game. The Panthers would have multiple leads on the night thanks to Aleksander Barkov and Sam Reinhart getting on the scoreboard, which now has Sam Reinhart at 40 goals after breaking his seven-game goal drought. He is the 4th Panther to score 40 (Bure, Tkachuk, Verhaeghe). Although the Panthers dominated the second period, they would give up the tying goal late in the frame off a faceoff which Canadiens 2022 number one overall pick Juraj Slofkovsky scored on a redirection. With how battle tested the group is and playing in their fifth straight one-goal game, this situation isn't new for the Cats. Even with an early power play goal by Alex Newhook saw the Panthers have a lot of time to at least get a point. Despite going to the box at 12:43 of the third on a penalty by Oliver Ekman-Larsson, the Panthers knew they had to be aggressive if they were going to get out in transition on the penalty kill. Guess who? Sam Reinhart on a sharp angle shot off a give-and-go with Barkov. Reinhart is now tied for the league lead in short-handed goals with Travis Konecny(PHI) and Simon Holstrom(NYI). After an exciting OT that resulted in nobody scoring, Florida would end it in a shootout with Anton Lundell clinching it where he drew Sam Montembault out of his net on a backhand, only to bring it back to his forehand and hit the open net. Florida sweeps the homestand 3-0-0 and now has an identical home and road record at 20-8-2. The guys discuss their three stars, when they thought the game was won, and look ahead to a big road trip starting this weekend in Detroit. We discuss this and more on today's edition of the Locked On FLORIDA Panthers Podcast: Your Team, Every Day. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 

On today's episode of the Locked On FLORIDA Panthers Podcast, Armando Velez(@Mandoman12) brings in Jacob Winans(@JacobWinans8) for another edition of Winans Wednesday. The Panthers welcomed in the Buffalo Sabres to town in the middle of their longest wining streak of the season at three. After giving up the first goal, the Panthers would score three unanswered, including two in the first thanks to Sam Bennett and Matthew Tkachuk(PPG). Tkachuk was back after missing Saturday's game against Washington. Florida would stifle the Sabres offense, especially in the second period where after the ice was tilted after a double minor from Jordan Greenway. Despite not scoring, the Panthers were in the Buffalo zone for a good portion of the second frame. This one got to 3-1 when Buffalo was called for a trip and bench minor for unsportsmanlike conduct, giving the Cats a 5-on-3. Brandon Montour would score on a one-timer to ice this game as he got his 10th point in the last 5 games (3,7). Florida would most importantly keep star Tage Thompson in check, but he could only be contained. Thompson would cut the Sabres deficit to one after heading to the net on a facecoff and redirecting Rasmus Dahlin's shot from the point and past Sergei Bobrovsky. Florida's defense would give their fans one of the most exciting closing sequences this season where very little space was given to put the extra attacker on. Panthers closed this out without forward Carter Verhaeghe, who was last seen on the ice with about nine minutes to go in the third. It was too little too late before the Sabres can do any cycling of the puck. The guys give their three stars, when they thought this game was won, and the different script the Panthers had to follow in this one, and an injury update on Verhaeghe. We discuss this and more on today's edition of the Locked On FLORIDA Panthers Podcast: Your Team, Every Day. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 

On today's edition of the Locked On FLORIDA Panthers Podcast, Armando Velez(@Mandoman12) brings in Jacob Winans(@JacobWinans8) for another edition of Winans Wednesday. The guys break down the Panthers' 5-1 victory over St. Louis at Enterprise Center for their first win since Mar. 9th 2020. The fourth line set the tone for the Cats as they brought the tenacity early. Although the Blues scored first, the fourth line responded after a defensive zone win, and Kevin Stenlund finishes it off after Jonah Gadjovich and William Lockwood created a scoring opportunity on the rush. The Panthers scored once again on the play in familiar fashion as Sam Reinhart got his 29th goal of the season. Although the first 20 minutes for the top 9 was underwhelming, Matthew Tkachuk showed out in the final frame. After a key penalty kill, Matthew Tkachuk scores on a one-timer on a give-and-go with Verhaeghe to give the Cats a 3-1, and they never looked back. Tkachuk would get two more goals to get his first hat trick of the season, and his third as a Panther. He is now at 11 goals, six in the month of January. The guys give their Three Stars, When They Thought The Game Was Won, And the latest Kevin Weekes tweet about possible extension. The guys discuss, what does a Kevin Stenlund extension look like?Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

On today's edition of the Locked On FLORIDA Panthers Podcast, Armando Velez(@Mandoman12) brings in Jacob Winans(@JacobWinans8) for another edition of Winans Wednesday. The guys break down the Panthers' 5-1 victory over St. Louis at Enterprise Center for their first win since Mar. 9th 2020. The fourth line set the tone for the Cats as they brought the tenacity early. Although the Blues scored first, the fourth line responded after a defensive zone win, and Kevin Stenlund finishes it off after Jonah Gadjovich and William Lockwood created a scoring opportunity on the rush. The Panthers scored once again on the play in familiar fashion as Sam Reinhart got his 29th goal of the season. Although the first 20 minutes for the top 9 was underwhelming, Matthew Tkachuk showed out in the final frame. After a key penalty kill, Matthew Tkachuk scores on a one-timer on a give-and-go with Verhaeghe to give the Cats a 3-1, and they never looked back. Tkachuk would get two more goals to get his first hat trick of the season, and his third as a Panther. He is now at 11 goals, six in the month of January. The guys give their Three Stars, When They Thought The Game Was Won, And the latest Kevin Weekes tweet about possible extension. The guys discuss, what does a Kevin Stenlund extension look like? Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Obsesyonel nevroz dosyamızın bu bölümünde obsesyonel özneyle ilişkili olarak ego, bilinçdışı, arzu gibi kavramları ele aldık. Obsesyonelin Öteki'yle ve kastrasyonla olan ilişkisine odaklanarak obsesif semptomların hangi bağlamlarda ortaya çıktığını tartışıtık. Keyifli dinlemeler. Bu bölümde sözü geçen eserler şunlardır: Caroz, G. The Obsessional and The Ego, Lacanian Compass içinde, Cilt 5, Sayı 5, 2021. Lacan, J. Anxiety - Seminar X çev. A. R. Price, Polity Press, 2016. Miller, J. A. Suture in Obsessionality: https://www.lacan.com/suture.htm Verhaeghe, P. Obsessional Neurosis, Beyond Gender içinde, New York: Other Press, 2001, s. 147-163. Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/psikanalizsohbetleri/ ⁠⁠⁠⁠ Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/PsikanalizS ⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.oguzhannacak.com/

On this week's episode of Territory Talk, co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive ring in the New Year and look back on an unforgettable 2023 for the Florida Panthers. Plus, forward Carter Verhaeghe joins the show to share his top moments of the year. Highlights include: • The Panthers are preparing for their last long road trip of the season. (1:30) • Carter Verhaeghe chats with Doug about his favorite moments from 2023. (5:35) • The Panthers established their new blueprint for success in 2023. (13:20) • Doug and Jameson share their favorite memories from 2023. (15:30)

The fun came to a crashing halt for the Edmonton Oilers. After winning eight games in a row, the Oilers now find themselves on a two-game losing streak after falling 5-1 to the Florida Panthers on Saturday night. Saturday wasn't a pretty one for Edmonton. Things were looking okay for the Oilers heading towards the first intermission; they were down only 1-0 thanks to a Carter Verhaeghe. However, two quick goals to close the opening frame gave the Panthers breathing room. Zach Hyman scored to make it 3-1, but the Panthers continued to press, getting goals from Sam Bennett and Verhaeghe again. If you have thoughts from the weekend of the Oilers' action, join Tyler Yaremchuk and Liam Horrobin live at noon on the Oilersnation YouTube channel. Leave your questions, comments and concerns in the Finning/CAT live chat, where they will be welcomed throughout the show. Also on the show, former NHL goaltender Carter Hutton will join Tyler and Liam live at around 12:20. With Hutton, the three of them will talk about the Oilers goaltending tandem of Stuart Skinner and Calvin Pickard, the organization handling of young goaltenders, and future trade options for Ken Holland. Finally, towards the end of the show, they will discuss the Betway wrap, their Alberta Blue Cross moment of the weekend, and then participate in the Wendy's Daily Faceoff Survivor Pool.You can expect all of that and more on today's edition of Oilersnation Everyday with Tyler Yaremchuk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joined by their friend Arthur Staple of The Athletic, Mike and Dan remember a rare NHL five-for-one trade that didn't really work out for either the Islanders or Maple Leafs. Just before training camp 2015, the Islanders sent winger Michael Grabner, an impending free agent coming off a couple of down years, to Toronto for five prospects: forwards Taylor Beck and Carter Verhaeghe, defenders Matt Finn and Tom Nilsson and goalie Christopher Gibson. In a very buttoned-up sport, trading one player for almost an entire starting lineup should be notable. But in this case, the results were mixed at best. Staple, who covered the Islanders at the time and is back on the beat now, tells us about Gibson's intelligence and intermittent excellence, Beck's missed potential, Grabner's short stay with the Leafs (and why he gave Staple the cold shoulder for a while), and how everyone missed on Verhaeghe before his recent breakout seasons. Time to look back on what seemed like a wild trade that just got sucked into the ether. Thanks again to Art for coming on. It's always great catching up with him and we're thankful to have him back covering the Islanders again. Subscribe to our Patreon! Plans start as low as $2 a month and patrons get ad-free episodes of the shows, bonus podcasts, written posts, discounts and much more. Our theme is "Knuckles" by Björn Falk. Hear more of his music on Spotify and at Bandcamp. Visit our friends: Vintage Ice Hockey for t-shirts, hoodies and jerseys with hundreds of classic hockey logos, and our Al Arbour and The Island merch which benefit dementia research. If you spend $50 or more, use the code FOURCUPS to get a free The Island coffee mug or pint glass or an Islanders Anxiety puck. The Pinot Project has a Rosé, a Pinot Grigio and a Wine Enthusiast Best Buy Pinot Noir, all under $15 a bottle. Available at local wine stores and UBS Arena. Visit Lighthousehockey.com for the most up-to-date Islanders news and discussion. Islanders Anxiety podcasts are part of the Fans First Sports Network (@FansFirstSN). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In hour three we are joined by Carter Verhaeghe and Don Bailey Jr. and Joe is getting set for Halloween

The Panthers winger joins Joe to talk about the Cats start to the season

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Arda Öcal and Greg Wyshynski are joined by Panthers Winger Carter Verhaeghe on The Drop to reflect on the sweet victory of winning a Stanley Cup Final and the bitter pain of losing. Carter also gives his thoughts on Kuznetsov's controversial shootout move. The guys also respond to backlash surrounding the release of ESPN's NHL Top-100 Players list and pull back the curtain on the ins and outs of ranking the best in hockey. Finally, Arda celebrates the anniversary of Blades of Steel with a few facts you probably didn't know about the classic video game.  0:00 Welcome to The Drop! 0:30 Reactions to ESPN's NHL Rank 5:00 Most Controversial rankings— Jack Hughes rated too high?  5:50 Seth Jones' rank based on reputation?  7:30 Arda thinks Nazem Kadri deserves a higher rank 8:30 Jaccob Slavin too far behind Seth Jones? 9:30 Devon Toews underrated? 10:47 Sidney Crosby is still a top player  11:22 Greg thinks ranking Quinn Hughes' 60th is a BIT egregious 12:12 Arda is most surprised by this snub  14:22 Evgeni Malkin: The NHL's most snubbed player of our generation 20:40 Panthers' Carter Verhaeghe talks Stanley Cup Finals and shootout goals  30:58 Blades of Steel anniversary: 3 things you didn't know Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Ian and Julian are back on this Monday edition of The Athletic Hockey Show to discuss whether preseason hockey needs a mercy rule after the Flames 10-0 beatdown of the Canucks, in light of Taylor Swift dating Travis Kelce, Ian shares his experience of Carrie Underwood dating Mike Fisher in Ottawa, and the guys praise the fashion of hockey jerseys.  Plus, The Athletic's own Shayna Goldman joins the show to defend Carter Verhaeghe's placement in this year's NHL Player Tiers in the potential new segment “Explain Yourself!”, and Ian talks about the immaculate vibes around the Senators with Michael Andlauer at the helm. Subscribe to The Athletic Hockey Show on YouTube: http://youtube.com/@theathletichockeyshow You'll be amazed at what you can do with Grammarly. Go to http://grammarly.com/GO to download for FREE today. Head to http://factormeals.com/nhlshow50 and use code nhlshow50 to get 50% off. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We've got four guests on this week's episode of the Territory Talk podcast.After cleaning out their lockers at FLA Live Arena earlier this month, Carter Verhaeghe, Zac Dalpe, Anton Lundell and Brandon Montour all joined the show to talk about a wild season for the Florida Panthers, their personal goals for the shortened offseason and much, much more.Plus, co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive look ahead to the 2023 NHL Draft.Highlights include:Carter Verhaeghe talks “crazy memories,” big goals and more. (5:45)Zac Dalpe talks achieving lifelong dreams, lawncare and more. (21:30)Anton Lundell talks second-year growth, getting physical and more. (39:00)Brandon Montour talks milestones, fatherhood and more. (56:30)Doug and Jameson look ahead to the upcoming 2023 NHL Draft. (105:00)

The Panthers took down the Golden Knights in OT in Game 3, and Dan, Stu, Amin, and the Shipping Container break it all down. After discussing the goal horn as the greatest sound in sports, Chris describes his emotions during the 2nd intermission, and we explain why Roy was on his way to the worst professional day of his life before the win. Then, Tkachuk and Verhaeghe are incredibly clutch, the Meadowlark crew had bad press box seats, and we're keepin' an eye on the rest of South Florida sports. Plus, Eddie Olczyk is here straight from the Stanley Cup broadcast to tell us an incredible story of being traded while his wife was in labor, the Panthers success, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Longtime NY Times Tennis Correspondent Christopher Clarey joins the show from the French Open in Paris | Matthew Tkachuk plays hero again; Verhaeghe ends it in OT | We got a yodeling pickle in the mail.

Big O talks Herro and Verhaeghe

Big O talks Herro and Verhaeghe

Highlights include:The Panthers steal two games in Toronto to start Round 2. (1:30)Playoff hero Carter Verhaeghe joins the show! (7:20)Verhaeghe talks about the lack of panic from the Panthers in the playoffs. (11:15)Verhaeghe talks about Matthew Tkachuk and Sam Bennett's impact. (14:20)Who's got the best playoff beard? Verhaeghe weighs in. (15:30)Playing the underdog card, a look at Toronto's star players and more. (18:00)

In hour two, Verhaeghe does something only two other Panthers legends have ever accomplished. Refs screw the Heat last night in a big way late. Then, Doug Plagens joins the show to recap Game 1 in Toronto - but more importantly, we find out what the Radio Voice is eating in Canada. 

In hour three, we listen to every call of Carter Verhaeghe eliminating the Bruins. Crowder isn't afraid of the New York Knicks. Then, we get to today's Make it Count Moment ... spoiler alert, the Heat and Panthers were front and center. 

Big O asks who is the better third wheel.

Big O asks who is the better third wheel.

Fresh off netting a pair of goals in a win over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Monday, Florida Panthers sniper Carter Verhaeghe joins this week's episode of the Territory Talk podcast to discuss his career-high goal total, recent vacation, playing with Matthew Tkachuk and more!Plus, co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive recap the 2023 NHL All-Star Weekend.Highlights of the episode include:Doug and Jameson recap All-Star Weekend in South Florida. (1:30)Carter Verhaeghe joins the show! (8:30)Verhaeghe talks about scoring goals, playing with Matthew Tkachuk and more. (14:00)Verhaeghe talks about seeing more and more No. 23 jerseys in South Florida. (18:00)Verhaeghe talks about Eric Staal, the upcoming schedule and more. (22:00)Eagles or Chiefs? Verhaeghe makes his Super Bowl pick. (25:30)Looking at the upcoming slate of games for the Panthers. (31:00)

In hour four, we try to figure out what happened with Dolphins 4th round pick Erik Ezukanma. Hoch and Crowder think Solana is lying about having ridden the Tri-Rail. Plus, our excitement for some Panthers hockey tonight.