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KRAKEN THIS MORNING: Returning home for the Blue Jackets (11/11) · Seattle Kraken Audio Network

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Speaker 1: Welcome to Cracking this morning, a presentation of the Kraken
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Speaker 1: Audio Network, Ken Sports Radio ninety three point three kjr FM.
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Speaker 1: Here's Mike Benton.
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Speaker 2: New beginnings and a new homestand on the horizon. Mike
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Speaker 2: Betton with you for Cracking this morning on a Tuesday,
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Speaker 2: November eleventh. We wish you as well a safe and
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Speaker 2: pleasant Veterans Day holiday today and a big thanks to
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Speaker 2: those of service well with a cracking take on the
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Speaker 2: Columbus Bluejackets this evening seven o'clock Pacific puck drop to
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Speaker 2: open a three game homestand and climbing Pledge arena. We're
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Speaker 2: can pick up into relation. This evening, we're gonna hear
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Speaker 2: from Dylan Tyra, radio host for the Columbus Blue Jackets,
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Speaker 2: and Justin bit as the Kraken face Columbus for their
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Speaker 2: first matchup of the season, and learn more about Kail
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Speaker 2: Markshenko the expectations for him and Zach Brensky, a big
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Speaker 2: name who is making a big case right now for
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Speaker 2: Team USA on their Olympic roster. A couple of names
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Speaker 2: that we'll talk about among others here with Dylan Tyer
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Speaker 2: as the Blue Jackets heading into climbent Pledgerina on the
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Speaker 2: second game up back to beck after the Blue Jackets
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Speaker 2: went to ot and lost to Edmonton. Currently in the
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Speaker 2: midst of a tough stretch, facing nine of twelve games
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Speaker 2: right now on the road. Well, the Kraken coming home
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Speaker 2: with a silver lining after they lost to Dallas two
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Speaker 2: nights ago score of two to one. Jayden Schwartz had
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Speaker 2: the only goal in period one, but the Kraken refusing
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Speaker 2: to wilt, going right down to the wire and highlights
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Speaker 2: that you'll hear from here with the calls from Eva
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Speaker 2: Fitzu and Al Koniski at American Airlines centers.
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Speaker 3: Off left side, Seattle wins it. Schwartz to the line
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Speaker 3: done here side, Adam Larsen shoots ten storess. Adam Larson
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Speaker 3: from the right.
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Speaker 4: Side, ripped it toward the goal, hit something or someone
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Speaker 4: in front. Jaden Schwartz will lead the handshake line.
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Speaker 3: It's a one nothing Seeattle krack and lead well.
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Speaker 5: It starts with the face off winning the offensive end
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Speaker 5: of the ice. Matty Eveneer is getting that puck back.
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Speaker 3: It goes over to.
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Speaker 5: Adam Larsen to this head up hard wrist shut on
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Speaker 5: the ice that Jayden Schwartz gets the piece of beats
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Speaker 5: Casey the Smith top shelf glove side one nothing cracking.
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Speaker 4: Here's Hasten it to robertson left wing, pitches it in.
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Speaker 3: Front, scores Whyot Johnston passed.
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Speaker 4: The diving Matt Murray and the Dallas Stars on the
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Speaker 4: power plane tie the game fifteen.
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Speaker 3: Thirty six to go one one.
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Speaker 4: Herel Haskin in far side up the boards Ropey hints
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Speaker 4: now for.
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Speaker 3: Saging down the slot backhand on he scores want a move.
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Speaker 4: Tyler Sagan bottled the puck in tight was able.
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Speaker 3: To get a piece.
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Speaker 4: Of it on the backhand. He got Matt Murray to
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Speaker 4: go down and it's a two to one. Dallas Leeve
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Speaker 4: thirty two point two left in the second aced Marshman
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Speaker 4: walks in right side, cuts in the middle of the
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Speaker 4: ice and puts a shot on Casey the Smith. He'll
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Speaker 4: knock that puck down and holds the annals and i'd
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Speaker 4: zone entry.
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Speaker 3: He're saging out in front.
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Speaker 4: Ropey hens on goal and Matt Murray shuts it down.
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Speaker 3: Crack and pick up the rebound and Copocacko.
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Speaker 5: Futters it out to center and a puck was loosing
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Speaker 5: from the blue paint there.
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Speaker 3: Ranting left circle, Branton.
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Speaker 4: In backhand the front stone cold by Matt Murray.
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Speaker 3: Big save there, that could be a game saver.
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Speaker 4: Matt Murray down on his belly, stayed with Ranton in
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Speaker 4: the hallway. Man able to get their left leg to
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Speaker 4: kick that puck out of the loop paint. Here's march
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Speaker 4: Bett far wing blue line. Doun kept it in marshmitt
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Speaker 4: left side now Beniers Montour fires turned aside by Casey
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Speaker 4: the Smith, drone down the ice retton and bouncing a
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Speaker 4: puck to the near corner, icing gets waved off ten
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Speaker 4: seconds to play.
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Speaker 3: In the third.
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Speaker 4: Montour huff the far side, Vince dun knocks it down,
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Speaker 4: saying right, do the slut shot that one just lied.
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Speaker 4: Cocko cocko in the corner. Try the center, just on
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Speaker 4: the reach love fence. Done and there is your final horn.
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Speaker 2: The Krack in earning a split in back to back
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Speaker 2: games on the road improving, Sometimes you play well enough
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Speaker 2: to win and just get goalid. That was one of
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Speaker 2: those instances on Sunday when the Kraken failed to Dallas
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Speaker 2: two to one, all the offense coming in period one
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Speaker 2: when Jayden Schwartz his game opening goal was answered by
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Speaker 2: back to back Dallas goals from Wayan Johnston and Tyler Sagan.
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Speaker 2: Matt Murray, aiming for his first win in a Crack
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Speaker 2: in Jersey, was terrific twenty two saves on twenty four shots,
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Speaker 2: but out duel by Casey de Smith and net, earning
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Speaker 2: first Star honors admittedly deserved for him thirty saves out
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Speaker 2: of thirty one shots as well, with a krake in
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Speaker 2: coming away out shooting Dallas thirty one twenty four while
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Speaker 2: getting a solid performance in net from goaltender Matt Murray,
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Speaker 2: who unfortunately fell just short of his first career win
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Speaker 2: with the krack in. Here's the reaction from Jayden Schwartz
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Speaker 2: after the game beginning on Murray, who kept the Kraken
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Speaker 2: in the game all night long.
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Speaker 6: Made it two to one, and then he's made some
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Speaker 6: big saves to keep it two to one, keep us
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Speaker 6: in the game. So he's very happy for him. He's
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Speaker 6: been working hard. Both him and Ruby have been you know,
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Speaker 6: dialed in, and both played really well, battled hard and
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Speaker 6: need some big saves.
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Speaker 7: I know it's not in your position, but how hard
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Speaker 7: is it not to see shots for two to three
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Speaker 7: weeks and then play a game tonight.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean credit to them.
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Speaker 6: They've been working hard and staying dialed in and doing
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Speaker 6: what they need to do, and it's not easy when
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Speaker 6: you're you know, not not in game one, I guess.
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Speaker 6: So they did a great job. You're happy for both
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Speaker 6: of them. They played excellent.
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Speaker 7: No consolation, But you guys want to be in close games,
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Speaker 7: right You want to make sure you have a chance
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Speaker 7: to go way out and you don't get it tonight.
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Speaker 7: But at the same time, you're you don't go down.
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Speaker 7: You got to go in with the second period, you
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Speaker 7: stay in the game.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean we played good, a lot of chances.
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Speaker 6: It was a tight checking game, was fast. You know,
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Speaker 6: it's a battle every time you play these guys. So
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Speaker 6: we had our looks, had our chances.
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Speaker 3: You know.
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Speaker 6: Our goalie and their goalie both played good.
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Speaker 2: All right, Moving ahead here to what's up next to
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Speaker 2: the seating the Crack and take on the Columbus Blue
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Speaker 2: Jackets for the first matchup of the season, home stand
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Speaker 2: opening up as well, joining us Dylan Tyer, our friend
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Speaker 2: here of Cracking this morning, also radio host for the
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Speaker 2: Blue Jackets ninety seven point one FM. The fan in
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Speaker 2: Columbus is where you can hear him and the rest. Dylan,
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Speaker 2: thank you again for doing this. We're getting into the
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Speaker 2: colder months. Has the first snowfall reached Columbus.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, we actually just got our first snowfall a night ago.
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Speaker 9: So I woke up and it was all white outside,
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Speaker 9: So it was pretty funny to see that. I was
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Speaker 9: actually up in Cleveland over the weekend, so we were
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Speaker 9: driving back in a little bit of a snowstorm back
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Speaker 9: to Columbus. But yes, we are here. Winter has arrived.
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Speaker 8: Yes, Ohio, no longer is it. Winter is coming.
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Speaker 2: I certainly understand that I can empathize where I was
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Speaker 2: born nearly in a snowstorm in Cleveland, Ohio, on a
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Speaker 2: way to the hospital, so I can.
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Speaker 8: Certainly relate on that note.
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Speaker 2: Here the first big stretcher for the Blue Jackets coming
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Speaker 2: up Dylan nine of twelve games on the road. How
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Speaker 2: much does this stretch have the potential to impact their season?
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Speaker 9: Oh, I mean, I think it's huge. You just look
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Speaker 9: at the Blue Jackets last year and they fell just
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Speaker 9: short of making the playoffs. And I think you can
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Speaker 9: look at what they did on the road last season.
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Speaker 9: I mean a lot of that is the reason they
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Speaker 9: fell short. The Blue Jackets were not very good away
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Speaker 9: from Nationwide Arena last year. They're hoping to change that
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Speaker 9: this year. The Blue Jackets started really, really nice on
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Speaker 9: the road this season. They've been playing good hockey. Faltered
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Speaker 9: a little bit on the start of their current road trip,
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Speaker 9: but they of course want to get back on track.
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Speaker 9: It's a tough schedule the rest of this month. Frankly,
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Speaker 9: all season long. It's going to be tough just because
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Speaker 9: of the Olympics and the way that everything is compacted,
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Speaker 9: but everybody has to deal with that. It's not just
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Speaker 9: the Blue Jacket. The way that I talked about it
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Speaker 9: though at the beginning of this road trip is the
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Speaker 9: Blue Jackets need to come away with points this month
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Speaker 9: in particular because just look at how tightly things are
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Speaker 9: packed right now in the Eastern Conference. The league across
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Speaker 9: the board is just so competitive right now, which is good.
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Speaker 9: The parody is awesome, but you've got to come away
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Speaker 9: with points because it is a sprint. Everybody's thinking, oh,
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Speaker 9: it's an eighty two game season, it's a marathon. I
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Speaker 9: kind of call it a sprinting marathon, like you got
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Speaker 9: to be on your p's and q's from the start.
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Speaker 9: The Blue Jackets know that they've been very, very motivated
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Speaker 9: from the start of the season because they don't want
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Speaker 9: to be in the position they were in last year
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Speaker 9: on the outside looking in when it comes down to it.
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Speaker 9: So you know, the sense of urgency is high right now.
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Speaker 9: This is a pivotal, pivotal stretch in their season.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's early, but you're starting to see
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Speaker 2: some top end teams make their move, especially in the
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Speaker 2: metro with Carolina, New Jersey, Pittsburgh. How they're hanging around
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Speaker 2: is a million dollar question here at this point. On
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Speaker 2: top of that, but you're also looking here at what
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Speaker 2: Dean Evson can do. What's the read on how he's
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Speaker 2: handled things here with this group in his second season.
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Speaker 9: Well, I mean there's a there's a good mutual respect,
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Speaker 9: I would say, between coach and players, and players and coach.
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Speaker 9: He's an interesting guy in that, you know, I would
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Speaker 9: call him a players coach in some regards, but he's
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Speaker 9: also he's also demanding and tough on these guys. I
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Speaker 9: think a big thing for the Blue Jackets coming into
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Speaker 9: training camp and going into the regular season really is that, Yeah,
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Speaker 9: it is year two with Dean Edison. The Blue Jackets
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Speaker 9: have had lots of turnover when it comes to the
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Speaker 9: head coach for the past few seasons, so the fact
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Speaker 9: that they've got continuity with the coaching staff. Also, not
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Speaker 9: very many changes to the Blue Jackets loster this offseason,
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Speaker 9: so a lot of the same guys back. It's just
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Speaker 9: more comfortability. And Emerson talked about it a lot throughout
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Speaker 9: training camps that there's not as much coaching or teaching
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Speaker 9: going on. Necessarily, it's a lot of let's get better
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Speaker 9: at the stuff that we did last season. When it
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Speaker 9: comes to the systems and things like that. For the
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Speaker 9: new guys, it's a reliance on the guys that were
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Speaker 9: here last year. You know, it's not necessarily teaching from
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Speaker 9: the coaching staff. It's instead, hey, I'm going to ask
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Speaker 9: Zach Warnsky what I need to do, or hey, Boon
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Speaker 9: Jenner is going to help me out and he's going
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Speaker 9: to guide the way. So I think he really likes
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Speaker 9: that that the team can kind of handle it, delf.
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Speaker 9: But when it comes down to it, you know, Dean
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Speaker 9: is the man in charge as well, and early this
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Speaker 9: season he's been doing some tinkering. You know, the Blue
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Speaker 9: Jackets they could stand a four more goals, so he's
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Speaker 9: been tinkering with the lines a bit. But I think
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Speaker 9: they've got a good thing going on right now at
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Speaker 9: the coaching staff and the team.
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Speaker 2: Seattle is going to going to look at Kreil Marchenko
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Speaker 2: twenty one goals for us cy young numbers he had
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Speaker 2: three years ago at the thirty goal plateau last season
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Speaker 2: and that pretty much showed that he has arrived, and
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Speaker 2: he may hit that again here for this year, Dylan,
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Speaker 2: how much more are the Blue Jackets asking out of
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Speaker 2: Marchenko in his fourth NHL season.
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Speaker 9: Well, I don't know how much it is that they're
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Speaker 9: asking from Marchenko, because if you saw the roster last
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Speaker 9: year and the way that it statistically broke down, the
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Speaker 9: Blue Jackets got contributions from up and down their lineup.
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Speaker 9: They had the most fifteen goal scorers of any team
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Speaker 9: in the NHL, so pretty good depth. I think the
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Speaker 9: hope is that there's more of the same for the
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Speaker 9: Blue Jackets this year. But early on it has been
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Speaker 9: Carol Marchenko carrying a load to Matri Verronkov has been
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Speaker 9: part of that too, and of course zak Larensky on
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Speaker 9: the Blue Jackets blue line. I will say, though you
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Speaker 9: look at some of the underlying numbers for Peral Marchenko analytically,
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Speaker 9: I think he's a top fifteen, top twenty player in
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Speaker 9: the NHL, and he certainly looks like that on a
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Speaker 9: night to night basis that, I'm not sure how underrated
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Speaker 9: Marchenko it still is, because he did break out last
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Speaker 9: year with the thirty goals and seventy plus points, but
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Speaker 9: it seems like there's still more in the tank for
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Speaker 9: the guy. He's very, very talented. He affects the game
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Speaker 9: whenever he's on the ice, so I've really enjoyed watching him,
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Speaker 9: and I think a lot of that has to do
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Speaker 9: with the battles and his compete. He's not necessarily a
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Speaker 9: physical player in the sense that he's gonna kill guys
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Speaker 9: out there, but if you watch him, he wins lots
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Speaker 9: of battles and he makes it difficult to play again.
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Speaker 9: So he has the puck a lot of course to
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Speaker 9: his playmaking and the shot terrific.
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Speaker 2: Dylan Tyer joining us here on Kracken this morning ahead
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Speaker 2: of the Crack and the Columbus Bluejackets a climbate pledge arena.
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Speaker 2: We'll get to Zachrensky here in a bid Dylan, of course,
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Speaker 2: he's a hot topic on that blue line, but more
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Speaker 2: uprunt Adam Fantili and Matty Beniers will be linked in
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Speaker 2: their careers as the guys who just narrowly missed each
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Speaker 2: other at Michigan and Fantilly picked third overall in the
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty three draft. By the time that ben Hear
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Speaker 2: has already had established himself here with the Crack, and roster.
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Speaker 2: Fantilly hit thirty one goals last season, and by most
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Speaker 2: accounts yet he's been snaking for much of this season.
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Speaker 2: So what's the challenge for him to get back to
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Speaker 2: where he needs to get to.
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Speaker 9: I just think for Fantilly it's not a matter of
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Speaker 9: necessarily scoring goals, because that's going to come. If you
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Speaker 9: recall last year, he started a little bit slow in
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Speaker 9: the first half and then completely exploded when it came
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Speaker 9: to the production and the goal scoring in the second
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Speaker 9: half last year. I think for Adam the challenge is
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Speaker 9: positively affecting the game that he's on the ice. Every
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Speaker 9: time he's on the ice, right, you want to have
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Speaker 9: an impact out there, and you want to be not
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Speaker 9: necessarily just contributing, but when it comes to the I
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Speaker 9: test and the analytics behind that, you want to prove
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Speaker 9: and you want to show that you were affecting the
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Speaker 9: hockey game when you were on the ice. So I
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Speaker 9: think just more meaningful shifts for Adam Fantilly is going
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Speaker 9: to start that and the points will come. And of course,
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Speaker 9: like I talked about in incidet Dean Edison is tinkered
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Speaker 9: with the lines a little bit. We've seen Adam Fantilly
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Speaker 9: get an opportunity to play in between Kerl Marshenko and
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Speaker 9: Dimitri Barankov, and when he did that, he looked good.
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Speaker 9: He looked better. So we'll see what the Blue Jackets
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Speaker 9: do going forward with where they play Fantilly and who
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Speaker 9: they play him with. But I think that is the
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Speaker 9: number one thing, is just positively affecting the hockey game
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Speaker 9: when you were on the ice, whether that defensively, whether
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Speaker 9: that's contributing in the offensive end. But I think that
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Speaker 9: goal scoring is going to come. He's too good of
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Speaker 9: a player, and he showed that he was too good
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Speaker 9: of a player last season to keep being staked fit
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Speaker 9: in the way that he's did.
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Speaker 2: Zach Wrensky time talk about him. He's got a great
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Speaker 2: shot to make Team US, say for the Olympics.
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Speaker 8: This winner.
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Speaker 2: His numbers just absolutely exploded this last season.
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Speaker 8: Villain.
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Speaker 2: If there was anything that you saw what may be
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Speaker 2: surprised you the most about his game and the next
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Speaker 2: level that he found.
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Speaker 9: Man, it's tough for me to be surprised, given that
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Speaker 9: I've watched Zach Warenski's entire career here in Columbus. Maybe
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Speaker 9: the one thing that I would say though, is just
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Speaker 9: the year that he reached last season without necessarily seeming tired.
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Speaker 9: You know, Zach played the most minutes in the NHL
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Speaker 9: per game last year. He's right up there again this season.
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Speaker 9: And a guy just doesn't seem to get tired. He's
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Speaker 9: always got something extra in the tank. And remember last
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Speaker 9: year he didn't get a break when it came to
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Speaker 9: the Floor Nations face off. He was te USA's leading
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Speaker 9: scorer at the Floor Nations face off. So this is
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Speaker 9: a guy that for some reason and somehow he's just
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Speaker 9: able to keep digging and keep finding energy. He really
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Speaker 9: credits it to the way that he trains in the
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Speaker 9: off season, and Adam Vantilly actually started to train with
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Speaker 9: Zach Warenski. So I'm curious to see what he looks
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Speaker 9: like too as the season goes on. But you know,
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Speaker 9: Zach has put in a lot of work. He's dealt
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Speaker 9: with injury in the past in his career, and last
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Speaker 9: season he stayed mostly healthy and you know, obviously, so far,
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Speaker 9: so good this year. But I would say that's just
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Speaker 9: if I had to take one thing that surprises me
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Speaker 9: about Zach Warenski that he somehow continues to find more
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Speaker 9: when you know, he has proven that he's one of
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Speaker 9: the best defense in the NHL, and last season we
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Speaker 9: saw that he was, you know, a top three, top
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Speaker 9: five defense in the NHL, and he hasn't really slowed
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Speaker 9: down this season. So he is a very underrated and
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Speaker 9: fun player to watch.
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Speaker 2: Twenty three goals, eighty two points last season on that
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Speaker 2: blue line.
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Speaker 8: He's a special talent.
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Speaker 2: The Blue Jackets a plenty of those also in the
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Speaker 2: youthful category, and they're coming.
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Speaker 8: Here for the second of back to back. Dylan, Hey,
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Speaker 8: appreciate this, Thanks so much.
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Speaker 2: I know it's going to be a bit late for
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Speaker 2: you on the Eastern time zone part of this. So
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Speaker 2: whether it's coffee, a cup of tea, diet soda, whatever
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Speaker 2: it is, I raised you a coup Hey for the
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Speaker 2: broadcast to saving Thank you man.
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Speaker 9: All right, thank you, Mike, I appreciate it. That's the
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Speaker 9: left for the crack in this season.
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Speaker 1: All right.
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Speaker 8: That's Dill and Tyra joining us. Dill and thank you
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Speaker 8: very much.
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Speaker 2: Wishing you a great show here for this evening, ending
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Speaker 2: back to back on your side, the Kraken trying to
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Speaker 2: get matters going this evening on a winning note against
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Speaker 2: the Blue Jackets. Where the Cracking have been terrific on
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Speaker 2: home ice this season, with a record of four to
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Speaker 2: one and two, allowing just eighteen goals in seven home
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Speaker 2: games this season. That amids top ten defensively in the NHL.
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Speaker 2: For this campaign, want to again invite you to be
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Speaker 2: Big thanks again to Dylan Tyer and for kracking this morning.
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Speaker 2: I'm Mike Benton. Enjoy the game and have a happy Tuesday.
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