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Oilers or Panthers? Who will win the Stanley Cup rematch? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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www.worldwidesportsradio.com. The Oilers and Panthers will
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face off in a Stanley Cup finals rematch from last year, a series
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the Panthers won in seven games. It is the 12th time in NHL
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history that there is a Stanley Cup rematch and that the first
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time since 2008 and 2009 when the Penguins faced off against
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the Red Wings. Placed in back-to-back years.
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Connor McDavid leads the NHL playoffs with 26 points, six
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goals, 12 assists, including nine points in five games in the
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Western Conference finals. The Oilers have seven different
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players with 10 or more points in this postseason and nine
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different players who have scored four or more goals.
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The Panthers have two players, Alexander Barkoff and Sam
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Reinhart that have that are Selkie Trophy finalists this
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year. The Panthers have the best
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penalty kill in the playoffs at 87.9% and lead the team or lead
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all teams in the playoffs with 812 hits over 100 more than the
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Oilers have had. The Oilers will have home ice
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advantage in the series and are the betting favorites at -130 to
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win the Stanley Cup. Obviously they're going to
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Edmonton the the little nudge because Edmonton last year fell
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short in seven games. And you look at it and I want to
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say something about the Florida Panthers.
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They're built to win championships.
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They had a Brad Marshant at the trade deadline.
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Now you have a healthy Matthew Kachuk.
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They have one of the best old, older veteran goaltenders and
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Bob Rodski. I mean, this team is built and
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then you just mentioned you have Bark Off and you have Reinhart.
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Reinhart, who was one of the best goal scorers last year and
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was a really big time goal scorer this year, and Barkhoff
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is the captain of the Florida Panthers and one of the more
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underrated centers in all of hockey.
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This is a stack team with a tremendous amount of talent and
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they have one of the best defensive players in all of
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hockey. So it's not like you sit here
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and you say, well, the Florida Panthers don't deserve to be
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here. They absolutely deserve to be
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here. But as good and as talented as
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the Florida Panthers stand out to be, the best player in the
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world is Connor McDavid. It's not even an argument.
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He's he's the fastest, he's the strongest, He's the more, he's
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one of the most talented players all around we've seen in the
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NHL. Reminds me of a faster Mario
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Lemieux. That's the type of player he is.
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Strong upper body strength, can put the puck in many different
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ways in the net. Uses his speed to really a
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block, you know, block defenseman or block defensive
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offensive players to get to the puck.
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He's a sensational player. Dry Sidle, I think is one of the
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top three top four players in all of hockey as well.
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He is a sensational player and obviously one of the best German
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players we've ever seen come out in NHL history.
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He is a sensational talent. The, the, the team, the Edmonton
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Oilers with, with Knobloch as a young coach in the league.
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He's been sensational since he's taken over for Edmonton
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back-to-back championship games and, and, and yeah, obviously
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Western Conference championships and Stanley Cup championships
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and, and this team is so good up and down, offensive intensively.
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And if skinners playing the way he has been playing throughout
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the Dallas series, they're going to be a hard get.
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I, I really think Edmonton is going to play a lot better than
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he did last. And how could you play a lot
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better than you did? We're going to a Game 7, but I
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think Skinner was not as good last year as he has been this
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year. He's been sensational and I
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think the Florida Panthers are just loaded.
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They're absolutely loaded, even more loaded than they were last
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year. Maybe a little bit less
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defensively. But when you have Bob Rotsky,
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who's 100% healthy and he's playing as well as he's played,
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especially against Carolina, they're going to be a hard out
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too. This is probably the last time
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we're going to see Edmonton and Florida here and the reason why
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is there's going to be a lot of Panthers that are going to be
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free agents at the end of the season.
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And Edmonton, as good as they are talent wise, if they don't
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get over the hump this time this year, I could see dry side.
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Although one of these these other players not, I think it's
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what what's his? Ryan Newton Hopkins.
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Yes, who could be traded in the offseason?
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Quite a few players that could be moving to other teams and
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other organizations if they can't get out of the hump, get
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over the hump this year. So there could be a lot of
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movement but for both of these teams and, and again, Florida
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has a tremendous farm system as well as Edmonton.
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So both organizations are set up very, very good in the future.
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But this might be the last time we see these two teams face off
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and and probably the next 5 to 10 years.
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Yeah, there was also a fatigue factor that's going to set in
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Florida. Three straight cups, Edmonton,
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two straight cups. That'll eventually, especially
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with the veteran players where I'm at.
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What's interesting with this matchup, I think, I think
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Edmonton in terms of the depth types that they have are built a
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lot differently than they have been in years past.
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Now the a lot of the players are the same, but they actually have
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their own physical wingers of their own too.
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Obviously Evander Kane's been there a while, but you have a
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guy like Victor Arvis and you like Johnny was mentioning last
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week, Corey Perry coming back to Corey Perry's played in a lot of
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Stanley Cups recently, including including one with Tampa.
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Ended up winning he. Needs to keep his hands away
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from women. That's what he needs to be.
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True. And I think that kind of veteran
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leadership again, how? Does he have another job?
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I was very surprised any organization took him.
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Off I I don't think they were able to find enough of the
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charges. A badger came too.
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He's a. Crazy manner came.
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Yeah, he got involved in that whole gambling scandal.
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I was in 22. Yeah, but what he does on the
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ice and what he does off the ice, he's crazy.
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And it's interesting because I think that's the match if you're
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going to have to play against when you're playing as these
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bigger wingers with Florida too. And they I'm curious to see with
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Noblock especially too, if he's going to be able to rotate that
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the way he is, because I think obviously McDavid and dry settle
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are going to play a lot in terms of the ice time.
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But rotating which wings go on Kachuk is going to be a very
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interesting match up or men Marshand as well, because they
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could play physical in their own rights too.
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And that's why I think this this Edmonton team is a little bit
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different than last year. They're not as power play and
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finesse reliant as they have to be.
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And they still have really good center depth like you're saying
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when Nugent Hopkins and defensive depth too is a lot
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better as well. Darnell Nurse is kind of a
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second pair defenseman now. And let's talk about at Coleman.
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Save your tears too. These are good depth pieces that
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I don't think they had as much of last year to a higher level.
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So I think this is going to be a very interesting series and the
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reason I didn't. Pick any last year.
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Yeah, last year was weird because it was Florida won the
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first three that Edmondson won the.
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Next, Bob Brodsky did not play well in the finals last year,
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and if he doesn't show up in the finals this year, it could be a
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long, long series for the Florida Panthers.
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They have tremendous amount of talent, they really do.
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And Matthew could Chuck, who's been up and down throughout the
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playoffs. Last year he was sensational.
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This year he's been up and down. He hasn't been as good.
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I think Matthew Kuchuk has to show up in this series.
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He's going to have to hit. He's going to have to put
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pressure on Conor McDavid. And we saw what Conor McDavid
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did to Team USA in that Frozen 4 or whatever the hell they
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played, Four Nations that they played.
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He was upset at Conor McDavid scoring the game-winning goal
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against Team USA. And I think he's got a lot to
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prove right now. United States hockey is growing
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as we've been speaking about, and Conor McDavid and Matthew
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could Chuck, you can argue the two best players from their
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nation, so it's going to be fun to watch.
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The other match up that I think Edmonton has to figure out is
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Zach Hyman's injury, obviously. So who's going to take over that
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kind of role? I think he was second or third
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on the team in in points this postseason as well.
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So if they can, if they can't get that depth scoring, it'll be
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very easy for Florida to be able to win this.
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But the second and third lines are really going to define this
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game because Florida could play many different combinations on
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the line, especially with the versatility too with a lot of
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guys that can play forward and center and wing.
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So Edmonton has to get those match ups to work, but I think
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they have a much deeper built team.
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They're not finessed. Like it's a lot like Tampa.
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Like Tampa used to be all finessed and then it took a
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while to get those death pieces, then they got them, they won a
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Cup and I think Edmonton is in that same kind of boat.
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Yeah. So, Speedy, why don't you give
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yourself a breath, OK? I don't know why you have to go
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with like 1,000,000 words a minute.
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That's why you always lose breath because you're like, I'm
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sorry, go ahead. That's that's Speedy.
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Guys, ladies and gentlemen, the one I know.
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OK, I'm sorry. I just had to do that.
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I had to add that. Go ahead.
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Yeah, for like guys, for me, the depth of the Panthers, it might
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be better this year than it was last year with Marsh.
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And as a third line winger, you realize that's what he is for
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them. Like that's that's crazy.
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And obviously a penalty killer. They're they're defensive lines.
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Eckblatt and Forsling. We don't talk about Forsling a
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lot. He's not a big points getter
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necessarily, but that guy is incredible.
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He is great on the puck. He's great moving the puck.
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And then you have these assassins on the other side.
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Whoever they put with him, whether it's an even strength or
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the power play, I'm really impressed with them defensively.
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Now The thing is you have the highest elite talent with
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McDavid and Dry Seidel on the other side, and last year they
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didn't have enough depth to stay with Florida.
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I don't think they have enough depth this year.
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I really don't without hymen, I don't think they have enough
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depth. Again, I think that's the
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problem. They don't, they can't unless
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they have, you know, McDavid and Dry Sidle just take over and
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Babrofsky has another bad series.
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I don't. I don't see it.
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I just don't. I think Florida is the better
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team overall, but you never know when you have these superior.
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So was Dallas. Dallas They.
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Do special things. Dallas had the the best team
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throughout the season besides Winnipeg with the talent that
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they have from the first line to the fourth line.
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I was shocked that Edmonton threw him around like a rag
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doll. It really kind of McDavid, when
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he takes over games, it's it doesn't matter how much more
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talented the other team is. He stands out from everybody
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else. And and that's the thing about
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Florida. Florida has a tremendous amount
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of talent. We forget about Alexander
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Barkoff or Sam Reinhart. These two guys are great
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offensive, talented players. But you forget Matthew Kuchuk's
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there, Brad Marshant's there. This is this is a loaded, loaded
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hockey team. But that's how much better
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Connor McDavid is to everybody else on that team.
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And again, this is really, I think Matthew Kuchuk is going to
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be matched up against Connor McDavid and you're going to see
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that a lot. This match up is going to be
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connected because we saw that in the the, the frozen, whatever
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the hell it is. I don't care about what it calls
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it. I call it Frozen 4.
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It doesn't really matter. The fact is, is that Matthew
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Kachuk really was upset about losing to Connor McDavid and
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Team Canada in the overtime. They were so close to winning
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that game and they choked. And I think this is more
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important than that. And we have the Olympics, the
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Winter Olympics next year. I think if if Matthew Kachuk
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wants to prove himself, he comes out a winner and beats Conor
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McDavid and out plays Conor McDavid and takes Conor McDavid
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out in some of this series. If he does that, Conor McDavid
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showed you why he's the best player in the world.
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Dallas is a good defensive team. They have one of the best
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goalies in the league and the guy scored six goals in that
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series. If you let Conor McDavid, you
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know, sees that sees the series and play as fast as he played
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against Dallas, you don't stand a chance against Conor McDavid
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and Dry saddle because Dry Saddle and Conor McDavid are two
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of the best power play players in the league.
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So. You said it right there, power
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play players, right? And and that's going to be the
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story of this series. Can Florida stay out-of-the-box?
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They have guys that like to mix it up.
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Could Chuck likes to go in the box.
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We know that about him. Panthers are 87.9% throughout
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the playoffs, so defensively I know.
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I know Look there. It's it's look.
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They're two best teams, right? This is what you want to see.
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This is gonna. Be I thought.
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Fireworks just like. I thought it was last year.
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I would have probably would have liked to see Dallas versus
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Florida because I think Dallas has the talent that can compete.
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I mean, Dallas has the talent that can compete on all four
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lines against Florida. I just think that you look at
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Dry Sidling and McDavid, they plan 2 separate lines.
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They only play together on a power play.
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Sometimes they move them and they rotate them on on the line.
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If they're down by significant amount of points, you'll see Dry
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Sidle and McDavid play together very rare on A5 on five.
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But the problem with them is, is they're limited offensively
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after the first two lines and they get tired.
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You see it later in the game. Connor McDavid, if you look at
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his scoring, he scores in the 1st and the second more than he
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does in the third, because he's playing a lot of minutes.
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Yeah, he's playing tons and tons of minutes.
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And now you're playing against Florida.
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They have guys that are going to beat the hell out of you.
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And you're going to have to, you're going to have to
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withstand that beat. And Brad Marshant, he is a pain
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in the ass. He's like a flea.
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So, you know, he's going to get under their their noses.
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And I, I think it's going to be a hard task to beat a Florida
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Panther team that's better than they were last year.
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Better. They are better than they were
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last year. And the thing that made them so
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good? So last year they knocked the
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Rangers out on the way over to the cup and they the Rangers had
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a similar problem where their first two lines were really
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good, but then they had to face those third and 4th lines of
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Florida and they got just destroyed by the depth of
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Florida. Now the Rangers aren't anywhere
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close to what Edmonton is. And they're also bad in five on
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five compared to like most other good teams teams.
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We don't need to talk about the Rangers more than the one.
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Men, yeah, let's get off that. We got a lot more to get into.
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I don't want to talk about the Rangers.
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But that's what I'm saying is that kind of grinded out with
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all four lines over seven games. That's a lot to put up with if
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you're doing so many minutes like McDavid and Dry Settle are
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going to be doing. It's it's just a lot.
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The two of them are going to be, you know, double shifting all
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the time just to be able to be competent.
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And then we get laid in the series.
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We're going to see them kind of fade and that that's what
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happened. And I think it's going to.
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Happen. I'm not going to count out on
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Connor McDavid, but I think Florida is a heavy.
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Heavy. I think 6.
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I think 6. I think it goes 7 again, I think
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it goes 7 again. I just think Florida has the
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more depth and I think it's going to eventually catch up to
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Connor McDavid. But I'm not going to count on
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Connor McDavid. And don't be surprised if
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Tricidal has a better series than Connor McDavid.
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I wouldn't be. 1990 Last Cup for Edmonton, Marc Messier.
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By the way, if you look at Edmonton, you look at Dry
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Saddle. Dry Saddle has more goals in the
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playoffs than any player in the last six years.
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So that's all I'm going to say about that.
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And we haven't seen Dry Saddle yet explode in the playoffs.
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Lost his father a couple of weeks ago.
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Yes, he did. Yes, he did.
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And scored the game-winning goal like that night.
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This is one of the greatest players in the world I don't
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think enough people know about. Him German.
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And he's German, that's the crazy thing.
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He's not even. Canadian, he gets overshadowed a
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little bit obviously with McDavid there, but I mean, he's,
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I mean, what would you say top five?
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Easy top five top three you can argue top three you can argue
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top three so you. Could so this is a team with two
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like this is like back in the day with Malkin and Crosby.
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I think I was arguing with Jeff today.
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The three best players in the league right now, and you can
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argue it, it's Connor McDavid, Austin Matthews, and then I
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would say dry sidle. So I would say those are the
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three best players in the league.
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Austin Matthews is special, so big, strong, fast and you can
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argue even though Austin Matthews was the captain of
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United States team, I think Keith Kachuk, I mean Keith
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Kachuk, Matthew Kachuk is the the leader of that United States
17:48
team. You can see that.
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Anyways, ladies and gentlemen, we call the new segment, I mean
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new segment, next segment, Tic Tac, no Tic.
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Tac Morris right in the butt. We get the prizes cheap because
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they've stolen. No.
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No, no, no, no, no. Now here's your hose.
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Fish wears panties. Fish wears panties.
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That's a good one. Not true.
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But do you wear panties? Briefs bro, Are you sure?
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Boxer briefs every time. You know, because Speedy caught
18:29
you wearing panties. No, I didn't.
18:31
And we were out at the, you know, the Super Bowl.
18:33
He so excited you were. Wearing panties fish.
18:35
I wouldn't stare at your that flat.
18:36
What are you? Talking about you fell asleep.
18:38
You were. Felling.
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To be fair, he did fall asleep like Frank.
18:41
I was about to sit in bed. Yeah, he did.
18:43
Yes, she did. So you saw him on dressing, did
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you not? Saw his panties.
18:47
He saw his panties. No, I didn't.
18:48
He was downstairs. Don't lie.
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You were looking for Job. You were.
18:52
You were. You were annoyed that the three
18:53
of them were yapping all night. No.
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First of all, I fell asleep before everybody because
18:57
everybody was just yapping. It wasn't me.
18:59
I wasn't there. You were down.
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Where was it? Where was?
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Yeah, I was. I was in.
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I went to bed pretty quick. I went to bed at like I think it
19:08
was 11:00 because I was tired because I, I did a lot of the
19:10
interviewing and then I went to bed.
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And then you were downstairs yapping.
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I heard you. I was not talking really much
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at. All Yes, you were.
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You all were yapping about carpeting.
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The Goody, mostly, and Tommy. The Goody and Tommy.
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But Speedy was involved in the conversation.
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A great conversations, you just missed out.
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On it, no I I don't need. To we got Speedy here to take us
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on Tic Tac No for a ride speedy we have to defeat you once again
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but. Blow my back out.
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What you. Got tonight.
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All right, so we got Speedy. We'll start in the NBA Finals.
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Is that your cucumber or are you happy to see me?
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So the obviously the OKC Thunder are in the Finals, obviously
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going by a different name, the Seattle SuperSonics.
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Back then in the 1970s, they played back to another team,
19:52
back-to-back in the NBA Finals that also now has a different
19:56
name in their current team. So who did they play?
19:59
Say that one more time. So it's so it's another team
20:02
that changed their name. It was a different name when
20:06
they played in the 70s and now they go by.
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It's the same city, different name.
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The bullets. It is the Bullets that's
20:12
correct. So they they those are their
20:14
only two championships for both teams.
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The Bullets won the first round in 1970.
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I think I was watching the the Celtic, the Celtic city and and
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that was brought up about nobody even remembers who was in the
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finals those those years, the SuperSonics and the Bullets
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because they were the NBA wasn't even that popular at that time.
20:35
So they didn't even air the finals?
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Yes, like until like a few days. Later, Yeah, I was watch.
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That's what I that's what they said.
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That's that's probably where you got that, didn't you Coach Fish?
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Actually, no, I haven't watched. It Oh, it's great.
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I'm not done. I'm watching.
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I'm in. I think I'm in episode 5.
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It's really good. I ate the Celtics too, but it's
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fantastic. It's really, really good.
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So just let you guys know. All right, let's go to some
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hockey. Well, I took the center.
20:59
Go ahead, Speedy. Yep, so we'll go to some hockey.
21:02
One of our interns was mentioning Conor McDavid being a
21:04
con Smythe winner on a losing team.
21:06
There's also been over the last 40 years 2 goaltenders that have
21:10
been the con Smythe winners on losing teams.
21:12
Name one of them. One guess, right?
21:16
Yep, or. 2 guesses. You you each can get 2 guesses
21:19
all. Right.
21:21
So a goaltender. A goal.
21:22
There were two goal tenders. Was Dominic Hashek one of?
21:26
Them. Nope.
21:26
Damn Brodeur. Nope.
21:30
Grand Fjor. Nope, I don't even know any
21:35
goalies. There.
21:37
I got one. Yeah.
21:38
Patrick Wah. No, I'm done.
21:42
How about I want to say something that's stupid?
21:49
It's probably you're probably not wrong fish, I know.
21:54
I've got one, I've got one. I'll say 1 before.
21:57
You've already, you already said.
21:58
It, I know, but after you're done.
21:59
Guesses. I I'll say it after you guys are
22:01
done and we lose. Price.
22:05
Nope. Java.
22:06
I'm out and you get it. Mark, Andre Flurry.
22:32
Nope. Hold on.
22:33
Hold on. Eddie Belfort.
22:34
No. All right.
22:35
So one of them, one of them was Ron Hextall in 1987 and the
22:39
other one, this was the more random one is for Anaheim, John
22:42
Sebastian Gaguerre. That's what I remember.
22:44
I remember him. He took them.
22:46
He took them to the finals. 2003 they lost against Martin, Brodor
22:50
and the Devils. I remember.
22:52
That That's right. All right, so Speedy, you get
22:53
this one. All right, let's go bottom left
22:58
all. Right here we are.
23:05
All right. Next question.
23:06
All right, so you guys I will shift to some football.
23:08
You guys were talking about the golf clap with the Madden and
23:11
Saquon on the cover. They had John Madden on the
23:14
cover for the 1st 10 years of that game or more.
23:17
Madden O One was the first year they had a player on the cover
23:20
who wasn't. Was it Eddie George?
23:24
It is Eddie George. Oh.
23:25
Yeah, that's right. Oh, fish is hot now, all right.
23:31
Play with yourself, he's heating up.
23:32
Play with yourself. He's off a goo Doo.
23:37
All right, I'm. Going.
23:39
My dog wants your Pussycat. I'll.
23:45
Go down here. All right, let's go.
23:48
All right, so we'll shift to some baseball now.
23:50
So Kyle Rally is on a pace to hit over 40 home runs on the
23:53
season right now. So it's the question is not who
23:57
has the most for a guy that played catcher, that's Salvador
23:59
Perez, but he was mostly at DH that year.
24:01
So while playing the majority of his games at catcher, who has
24:06
the record doing it with 42 home runs in 2003?
24:14
42 home runs in 2003. Yes.
24:18
So wait, what's what's the so we're saying record for catcher
24:21
home? Run for for catcher if you
24:23
played most of the year at catcher.
24:25
So like Perez didn't. Perez technically has the
24:27
record, but he played most of the year as a DH when he hit 48
24:30
in 2021. Three.
24:32
Yes, this guy did it in 2003, hitting 42 home runs while
24:35
playing the majority of games at catcher I think.
24:38
I'm going to guess, yeah. Pause, Rodriguez.
24:40
No. Was Piazza done yet?
24:43
No, he was still. He was still playing.
24:46
He's still playing, so I don't think this is the right year.
24:48
But didn't Todd Hundley hit 440 homers?
24:52
He did. It was not that year, though.
24:54
Damn it. I think he had 41.
24:58
I'm just going to say it might be Otza.
24:59
Nope, no, not. Go it was it's.
25:03
Meeting No. Jabba's got to guess.
25:04
Oh, he's got to go. 2003 that's a year graduated high school
25:22
wasn't Javi Lopez. He's done.
25:26
He's trying to think of power hitting catchers in 2003. 2003,
25:33
everyone was on the yeah on the banned substance list
25:37
eventually, right? So it could have been anybody
25:39
really. Would it have been God?
25:48
I'm a brave. I think it's Javi Lopez.
25:51
It is very good Java. I was like, it's.
25:56
Your team, You're a Braves fan. I was.
25:58
Seeing I know that's why it immediately came to my head
26:01
after, like you said, pugs and I was like, well, you know what?
26:04
There was a year where he hit like 41 and he's like 40. 343
26:08
home runs, 109 RBIs hit 328 that year.
26:12
All right. And we win with that clinching
26:15
answer, Java, great job. Java was trying to second guess
26:19
himself at the talk to. Himself a hundred 100% because I
26:22
was like, OK, Beyoncé, if he's still playing then Scoops did
26:26
it. I was like, OK, well that here,
26:27
like I remember towards the end of Javi's career, he somehow,
26:34
whether we know it or not, but I was like, man, he I remember he
26:37
hit a bunch of, I was like, was just talking about this the
26:40
other day and I was like, I'm thinking, I tried to talk myself
26:43
out of it though. You're right.
26:44
You were awfully close. I was like, is he going to
26:46
second guess his own team? You're you're a Braves fan, Like
26:49
you're going to second guess your own team.
26:51
All right, we call this a call to the pen.
26:54
It's. Done.
26:56
You can throw a strike on this pitch.
26:57
It's not going to be my John. I was like jello right now.
27:00
Just get it over the plate. I want him to swing.
27:02
Last time I did that the guy hit one that hasn't landed yet.
27:04
For a call to the pen. All right, so here we go with a
27:10
call. Couch.
27:12
This is our game, not in a game, but more like kind of a inside
27:17
baseball as far as the experience of it.
27:21
You know, not very few people were lucky enough to play
27:24
professionally, even fewer for the Yankees.
27:26
Even fewer got to share the bullpen with Mariano Rivera.
27:30
So, Jabba, I don't know how it hasn't come up yet, but I've
27:33
never asked you for any Mariano Rivera stories.
27:35
And you can also throw in some stories from other great
27:37
relievers you've shared the pen with.
27:39
Let's hear some, Bud. Oh, MO.
27:42
It was MO was just, it was interesting because you've seen
27:46
it from afar. And you know, we always as as
27:50
Yankees fans, we always knew there would be like one stretch
27:54
of the season where he would blow like one or two saves and
27:56
everybody was like, oh, he's done.
27:58
He's done right. And I'll never forget because he
28:02
was a catch partner of mine as well.
28:04
And playing catch. It was, you know, hit you right
28:08
in the chest. It was fine, like nothing.
28:11
And then I'll never forget, Hark pulls me over and he's like,
28:15
hey, stand in. And Hark was our bullpen coach
28:17
at the time and who's still there to this day.
28:22
Mind you, he was supposed to be taken number one overall, and
28:26
they took a dude named Ken Griffey Junior.
28:28
So I love you, Hark, but I think they made the right decision.
28:34
And so like, I'm, I'm literally like I'm standing in because MO
28:38
never threw like flat rounds when we played catch.
28:40
Usually we would spin some stuff afterwards, but MO never did
28:45
because he didn't really spin anything.
28:47
And so I stood in one time and I finally realized, like people
28:53
don't understand. You see it on TV.
28:54
But then when you're actually standing 60 feet 6 from him,
28:58
like the ball gets to you like this and then just goes boop and
29:03
it's it's like it's literally coming at you right.
29:07
And then it just makes like it just a left hand.
29:10
And I stood in right-handed and left-handed.
29:13
And it just amazes me. I mean, the only dude that ever
29:17
owned MO was Marco Scudero. We all have that one dude and
29:22
Marco owned him. And so this was, we were, it was
29:27
a Tigers series and Victor Martinez took him deep, then
29:32
Miggy took him or Miggy took him deep, then Victor took him deep
29:35
and he blew 2 saves in a row. And so everybody thought, oh,
29:39
he's done, He's done. And then finally being able to
29:42
just stand in and see like how his ball moves when he does it.
29:49
I was like, I don't know how he gives up a hit, but now I know
29:53
because you know, you get to see it from afar and as a fan.
29:57
And now you're like, oh, this makes sense because there's no
30:01
chance. And he would just it was, it was
30:03
crazy how he did it because wasn't a huge workout guy.
30:07
What you know, his, his workouts were like basically his running
30:10
was BP catching fly balls. He loved to play center field.
30:14
That's how he blew out his ACL in Kansas City.
30:18
And that's why he came back because he didn't want to go out
30:20
on that because he was going to go out that year.
30:22
And he was like, Nope, I'm not going to do it.
30:24
And you know, it, it, it was funny too, because MO wasn't
30:28
like the get together and me and MO, like there's a famous
30:33
squabble between US and that people went crazy about, which
30:38
is fine. I don't care.
30:39
Like I'm always going to be me. I'm a grown ass man.
30:41
Don't shush me as I'm talking to my family.
30:45
Don't do that. I don't care if you're doing
30:47
your farewell interview. I don't care.
30:49
I'm talking to my family. Yeah, don't do it.
30:53
I'm just going to tell you. And I was like, that's fine.
30:55
I was like, I just told MO this is exactly what's happening.
30:58
Afterwards, everybody blew it up and it is what it is because it
31:01
happened in front of the media, which is fine, I don't care.
31:04
But it it was. Cool to like.
31:06
Towards the end, MO finally, like he was like, hey, let's get
31:12
together and let's, let's do a dinner.
31:15
First time he's ever done it. First time he's ever done it.
31:18
And I was like, all right, yeah. What do you want me to do?
31:23
And he was like, we'll get everybody together.
31:26
I go, MO, that's your job. Like you're the leader of this
31:29
bullpen. I go, I'm here just trying to
31:34
get the ball to you. That's what I'm doing.
31:36
And we'd had great guys with us. You know, we obviously had the
31:39
Dini himself and David Robertson.
31:41
We had Carrie Wood come over with us, you know, so we had we
31:46
had a lot of great guys in in the bullpen and Marte and we
31:52
even had Chan hope Park. It was one of the nasty.
31:54
That'll be my next one, by the way.
31:58
And so we're at the Westin Saint Francis in San Francisco and I
32:04
know most paying for it. And so I'm like perfect.
32:08
So we get we get in and the restaurants are I think it's a a
32:13
Bobby Flay restaurant or one of those famous chefs.
32:16
And so we're sitting in there and I'm like, all right, this is
32:19
great, Like this is awesome. I love this.
32:21
And it was like Japanese A5 Wagyu or whatever it's called.
32:28
It was like $180 an ounce. I'm like, I'll have some of
32:33
that. Boone Logan was on our team.
32:35
I was in his wedding. Shout out to Boone.
32:37
He's one of my favorite teammates I've ever had.
32:40
And we're like, hey, we're not paying for it.
32:45
So we we fired out 8 ounces of Japanese A5 Wagyu and I was just
32:50
like, here you go. So $185 to Mariano Rivera.
32:54
I mean $1000 steak. Yeah, it was $1000 steak.
32:57
That don't mean anything to him. That guy was making millions and
33:00
millions. I mean, at one point Mariano
33:02
was. Making Dollars Steaks $1000
33:04
Steak. Dude.
33:05
Hey, and and then I be I became like the old guy and then it was
33:10
like I took everybody out. I I think the, the biggest 1 I
33:14
had that I took out with our bullpen guys.
33:18
It was in Arizona and I think it was like 9800 bucks because
33:27
they're just ordering whatever. And at the same time you're the
33:30
old guy, right? Like you're the guy that's
33:31
played for 10 years and you know, I Fogo de Chao, they got
33:35
me a couple times, 7 in Minnesota.
33:38
They got me a couple times, but that's one thing too, that like
33:42
is, is a rite of passage and an honor for us in the bullpen is
33:47
to take those guys out. And like a Rob bought my first
33:51
suits and then when I would get young guys in in the bullpen,
33:55
I'd be like, hey, I'm going to buy your first two suits.
33:58
And it was just something that was passed on and it was
34:01
something that I love about the game and how everybody asked me,
34:05
do you miss it? I go, I don't miss the game per
34:08
SE. I don't miss the game.
34:11
I miss the camaraderie and the things that you do for one
34:13
another and being able to, you know, make a difference and and
34:18
know that that that means something to those kids.
34:21
And you know, every, every former athlete that you hear
34:24
that, you know, they all say I miss being in the locker room.
34:26
I miss being with the guys. Yep.
34:28
It's not that I miss the game like Tom Brady.
34:31
Even Tom Brady just famously goes, you know, I just miss
34:34
being around the guys when he when he talks about it.
34:37
Of course, he probably could come back and still be better
34:39
than half the quarterbacks in the league.
34:41
Stop. You know, stop.
34:43
Don't you think? Don't you think?
34:44
No, I don't think he could come back.
34:45
He'd be better than. No, not anymore.
34:48
When you step away from football for this amount of time, I don't
34:51
think you can come back and. Do well, I mean, Michael Jordan
34:54
used to kill. Michael Jordan.
34:56
Why does everybody keep stop comparing Michael Jordan to
34:59
anybody? Michael Jordan is a different.
35:04
Is the guy you would say for football?
35:06
I I just think quarterback is different than playing the game
35:09
of basketball. And Michael Jordan is a specific
35:13
person, player, you know, that dominated his sport.
35:16
It's like saying Muhammad Ali if he remember when he left.
35:20
Michael Jordan couldn't play baseball.
35:21
Just remember this. Muhammad Ali stepped away from
35:23
boxing for five years. Remember that.
35:25
He came back. He wasn't the same boxer.
35:28
He really wasn't. He wasn't the same.
35:30
You've seen a lot of guys play baseball that went to the
35:32
military, come back and still do the same thing that they did.
35:34
Well, I mean, I mean, I, it's, I mean, you want to argue that.
35:40
We can argue that, but I, and I don't think you're wrong, but I,
35:43
I just think when you look at the fact of Michael Jordan and
35:47
you're comparing Michael Jordan to Tom Brady, I, I would never
35:49
do that. And Tom Brady and Tom Brady is
35:52
also 40 something. But how?
35:54
How can you even compare that though honestly Because they're
35:58
2 multi facet sports right in in different skill sets.
36:02
That's the same reason Michael Jordan is the greatest
36:05
basketball player but then you put him on a baseball field.
36:08
Look what happened. Well, I you said.
36:13
I'm sorry we got Nick Goody just getting struggling to get in
36:15
with a little bit of connection. He's going to be in here in a
36:17
second to comment back on it. But Jabba, quickly you had
36:22
something about Shanho Park you wanted to get off.
36:23
Your channel, this nasty human being.
36:28
He would legitimately it was. It was gross, but great, great
36:34
teammate. What did he eat his own snot or
36:35
something? And I've heard.
36:36
No, he would literally like, so Goody will know this like in the
36:40
back of like in the backside of our bullpen in the new stadium.
36:44
They would always stack the Gatorade towels and like the gum
36:48
and all the other stuff. Chan Ho would literally get in
36:52
there early, would blow his nose in a towel and wait for somebody
36:58
to like try and warm up and like grab a towel.
37:02
Oh, that's. Disgusting.
37:02
And they would like his and he would do it.
37:05
He would snot rocket it. That's how COVID started, yeah.
37:09
It's Korean, not Chinese. Stupid didn't.
37:13
Say a little different. And then he would like, he had
37:17
this, like it was like before Invisalign, but like this little
37:21
chomper that he had and he would like eat with it.
37:26
Then he would take it out, then eat more and then put it back
37:30
in, like didn't brush his teeth, didn't do anything.
37:32
It'd be like in the pen. And then, oh God, Roman, our
37:38
bullpen catcher, he, he's, he's the best.
37:43
Love him. He's awesome.
37:44
He's a scout now, but literally, Chan Ho would throw.
37:50
He would snot rock it on his hand and rub up the baseball.
37:53
Oh, disgusting. And then he would try to throw
37:55
it to Roman and Roman would just lean out of the way and he'd be
38:00
like, need a new one, need a new one.
38:03
He wouldn't catch it. Chan Ho was he was, he was like,
38:06
like if you ever look up. I don't ever want to meet him or
38:10
shake his hands because he probably.
38:11
I had no idea it was going to be that disgusting.
38:14
Fish look up like Chan. This is Chan Ho to AT look up
38:20
the interview of him at Fenway and why he missed because he
38:26
literally is doing an interview and he goes I have a lot of
38:28
diarrhea and I am laughing in the background.
38:32
You see MO's face in the background laughing because he
38:36
doesn't say it just once he says it like 3 times.
38:39
I am I'm the one in the back horse laughing and it is the
38:43
funniest. I was like, did he just say
38:45
that? Like he just said he had
38:47
diarrhea three times. Like, and George King, who I
38:51
love, wrote for the post forever and was like, yeah, they said
38:56
you had a stomach ache. And he goes, yeah, yeah, yeah, I
38:59
had a lot of diarrhea. And I'm like, did he just say
39:02
that? Hold on.
39:04
And I'm like 3 lockers away and Fenway, let's just say Fenway
39:08
you're nuts to the lockers are very small.
39:12
They're very close. So you're all right there.
39:14
It's been pulled it out of my ass.
39:17
And then he literally keeps saying it.
39:20
And if you watch it on YouTube, it is.
39:23
I horse laugh in the background and they're like, who is?
39:27
Could you give me your horse laugh?
39:29
Could I hear your horse laugh? No.
39:31
Watch. You'll watch it because it has
39:33
to be authentic. It can't be.
39:35
It can't be fake. This makes my pecker hard but no
39:39
he was great Other one. I want to go before Goody does
39:43
that I I have to give a shout out to of of being one of the
39:46
best I've ever. Woody is 1.
39:48
Carrie Wood and Joe Nathan. Joe Nathan was very
39:51
underappreciated for the run that he had just because he was
39:54
with the Twins and he can never beat the Yankees.
39:56
But if you look at a 10 year run that Joe Nathan had compared to
40:00
Moe's, it's a very, very similar.
40:02
And he, he, he deserves to be in the Hall of Fame.
40:05
I don't know if he's going to get in because he doesn't have
40:08
enough saves, but man, he's he. He's a, he's a Hall of Famer to
40:11
me and my family and one of the best people that you could.
40:16
Ride or die with in every aspect.
40:21
All right, so let's move on, goody.
40:22
Welcome back bro. Got vacation in?
40:25
Dr. Heard your coaching? You just made my nipples right
40:28
now. I just got my first, my first
40:31
coaching win. Oh, you got the first dub?
40:34
First dub as a coach, 17 strikeouts, four walks.
40:37
What a three? Sig it's pretty good.
40:41
Hey first, but before we get into it though, how was how was
40:44
vacation dawg? Awesome, I'm with.
40:48
Didn't come back. I farted you.
40:51
Said damn, damn, these kids were out.
40:54
Yeah, yeah. And then on my way back, my pet,
40:56
my, my boarding pass got flagged with like 4 s s, which is like
41:00
selective security search or something.
41:02
And I was like, damn, I'm really not coming back.
41:06
Smell my ass. And then after the cavity
41:08
search, it was all good. They didn't find anything.
41:10
I felt great after that and now I'm back home.
41:13
Smell my ass, here we are. They rub, they rubber gloved you
41:17
butt plug. I told him no loop Yum Yum get
41:21
in there. Bagel hole, that's it, said.
41:25
Wow, this. Guy's might have happened on.
41:27
Goody has no woody. Analytics.
41:32
Oh yeah, I'm sure I missed it. I wasn't.
41:34
I had a nose sack. So goody, just call it a pen.
41:38
We're just going to wrap it up with your story.
41:40
If you have any Mariano Rivera stories, we're going to share
41:44
some of those, or any other great relievers you shared the
41:47
pen with just for tonight. I have no sack.
41:51
Yeah, that one, he was good. Yeah, he was.
41:53
All right. Yeah, my first spring training
41:57
with Mariana. Let's see, I just had gotten
42:01
drafted. I never went to my league camp,
42:03
Went straight to Major League camp, no big.
42:07
Yeah, because they did that back then.
42:09
I didn't get to go. They didn't do that.
42:12
I was like the only guy to do that in our draft class because
42:15
I went. I jumped 3 levels in like a
42:16
month. And.
42:18
The world Baseball class, it was happening around that time so a
42:21
lot of our players went to go play in it.
42:23
So I ended up getting put on Long story short before like the
42:28
first game, I get in a car accident, shred my ankle up.
42:30
This is what Mariano was coming back from his knee injury.
42:32
So we spent a lot of time rehabbing together and got to
42:35
know him pretty well. Awesome guy.
42:39
Like 2 years later, I was in AA, he had already retired and he
42:46
came out to throw the first pitch in Trenton.
42:49
And I remember walking up to him after, like after the game or
42:52
before the game or something. And I was like, hey MO.
42:55
I was like, I don't, I don't know if you Remember Me.
42:58
And he's like, oh, Nick, what's up?
43:00
Nick Cody? Yeah, he's like, how's your
43:02
ankle doing? And I'm like, dude, what?
43:05
And like just left an impression on me.
43:07
I'm like, this guy is an absolute legend.
43:09
Like just like I was some minor league guy who was rehabbing at
43:13
my ankle and he just happened to Remember Me two years later when
43:17
I hadn't seen him and I couldn't tell you how long.
43:20
Jeter was the same way though. Jeter was the same way.
43:22
Like, they just knew guys and they like they got it.
43:25
They really did. Who was The Who was the first
43:28
big leader to say hi to you? That's a good question.
43:35
I don't remember, it was probably Jeter.
43:40
Probably Jeter. Mine was when I was when I was
43:43
signing and it's not a super popular name by any means, but
43:47
had a great career. Miguel Cairo.
43:50
Oh wow. OK.
43:53
Who was the Mexican pitcher that pitched for the Yankees and for
43:57
Boston? Crazy dude.
44:01
You're telling crazy stories. I can't remember his name.
44:04
I got a girl back off now. Alfredo Aceves.
44:07
Aceves. Yeah, I remember.
44:08
That. Name bro, You weren't.
44:11
I'm rehabbing my elbow. No, nobody sweats more than that
44:14
guy. It's.
44:15
You know why? You would have it literally
44:17
dripping. It's unbelievable.
44:21
Bartolo. Bartolo had his had his pinky
44:24
nail. Yeah, well, Alfredo Savis, I
44:27
remember their life. He was a mercenary too, by the
44:31
way. Yeah, Yeah, that's what I'm
44:32
saying. Like he killed people for sure.
44:34
Probably not, actually. I don't know if I can say that
44:36
or not. Don't know, but whatever.
44:39
But I remember coming in spring training, he was down there
44:44
either signing or rehabbing or doing something.
44:46
And I walk into the food room and he's the only one in there.
44:49
And I'm like, like, this is questionable.
44:54
So I walk in, get my food. He's sitting there.
44:58
He has his cereal, which is like those pops, those pops pops, you
45:04
know, like nobody eats those. They're disgusting.
45:07
They're like just all filled with all the bullshit.
45:10
And he's sitting there eating his pops, and he has a carton of
45:14
egg whites, and he's dumping the egg whites into his pops and
45:18
eating them like that. Yeah, of course poops would like
45:21
that because it's whatever. But I'm like, dude, I'm like,
45:25
hey, man, those are huevos. He's like, he just kind of like
45:31
looks at me. And he's like, I'm like, Oh my
45:35
God, I got to get out of this place.
45:36
This guy's psycho. He was a he was a different
45:40
human. Psycho that.
45:43
That's the kind of stories we learn.
45:45
I have some of this pen. Business here and a call to the
45:48
pen. Another great rendition.
45:52
Some inside baseball. Stories.
45:54
I like anal. Oh man, it's been a crazy one.
46:00
All right. Ladies and gentlemen, we call
46:02
this segment sounded out. Jake Roll here.
46:05
Jake Quelin. Where's Jake Quelin at?
46:06
No Jake Quelin here. Do you mean Jacqueline?
46:09
Let's. Sound it out.
46:10
What you call? Me.
46:12
Sound it out. Out how?
46:15
Wonderful. I can't wait for this.
46:17
We're back, Errol, for your favorite segment.
46:19
Yeah, that's great. Makes me look like a fool.
46:21
Let's go. No, you've been doing pretty
46:24
well recently. I I would say your batting
46:26
average in this is over 300. That's All Star caliber.
46:30
What are you eating, goody? What are you eating over there?
46:32
I think you went from a bowl of cereal.
46:34
To crushing food. A bowl of cereal to what?
46:36
What are you having over Laffy Taffy over there?
46:38
What is it? One thing I didn't know in this
46:41
league is there's no visitors clubhouses and there's no post
46:44
game spread. So you know, 10:00 I'm crushing
46:47
up or 11:00 and 40 I'm crushing my wife's rice and sausage.
46:55
Oh. Yeah, there it is.
46:57
Speedy likes the sausage, right? Speedy that.
46:58
Does sound good Rice and. Sausage.
47:00
What it is Good sausage. Speedster.
47:02
The best thing your wife cooks goody.
47:04
Is she a Baker? Oregon a cooker.
47:06
Who'd she? When I met her, she could do a
47:07
mean bowl of cereal. Now she can whip up anything Bro
47:10
A. Mean.
47:11
Bowl with rice and like occasion is like a Cajun like a Cajun
47:15
sausage pasta. She does like chicken and like
47:19
roasted vegetables really really good like clean.
47:22
She cooks clean. That's why I'm shredded.
47:25
Yeah, there's like two things, but she sticks to the baking
47:28
side. Like I'll cook, but there's a
47:30
couple things. That's OK.
47:32
Yeah, well, when I met her she never had steak.
47:36
Now she eat steak. Crazy, I know.
47:39
How about that? Where are.
47:40
You from 5 minutes from my house.
47:45
Ohio. We grew up 8 minutes apart.
47:49
Spank that ass. Sprank that ass.
47:52
Huh. You'd never met before.
47:55
Yeah, we're high school sweethearts, Flap Daddy.
47:57
We went to the same date there. Flap that ass spanking.
48:02
Right, so we get we're going to stay in this baseball theme,
48:05
Meryl for sounded out. This is the one where we give
48:07
some. Heart I am a disturbing person.
48:08
Athletes names to Errol and he's got a.
48:11
Sound amount you stick a finger and so here.
48:13
We go Errol first one. We're staying baseball the whole
48:16
time. Here we go, sound.
48:20
Ow Corey Lubecky, that's really close loop key and going.
48:29
To give you credit for it, Lubecky is more like what it is,
48:38
but we'll give you Corey Lubecky.
48:40
Lubecky one for one arrow marks. Nice start.
48:45
Not. Bad.
48:45
I think you're going to do well on this one tonight.
48:48
I don't. Know about that?
48:49
So we got them all right. Here we go, going on to our
48:52
second one. Let's see if you can keep the
48:54
streak alive. Sound it out.
49:00
Justin Doucher. Oh, we knew it.
49:04
He's. Right.
49:05
Two in a row. Oh.
49:07
Man doucher. Not doucherer, no doucher.
49:10
Have you ever sniffed I? Thought I thought you'd
49:13
appreciate the way it's pronounced.
49:15
Douche, I want you to trim fish. That's two for two, Errol.
49:19
Oh man, I'm I'm this might be the best.
49:21
You've done ever. Can you sweep sound it out for
49:25
the first time ever? Here we go.
49:28
I want to do the last one. And it's this is one of my all
49:32
time favorites. Errol.
49:34
He's a Kansas City coach now. Sound it out.
49:41
I was with him, by the way, Rusty.
49:43
Koontz hey. The clean.
49:49
Sweep for Errol. It's a miracle.
49:53
Are you a meat Bender? What?
49:55
A job? Yes, Rusty Koontz spelled
49:58
slightly differently than how it sounds.
50:00
Pulled it out of my ass you get. A kick out of that.
50:02
A perfect. As long as she's using dude
50:04
wipes and taking care of my 2 hole I'm good.
50:08
He he by far. Is is is one of one of my
50:12
favorite coaches. Rusty was awesome.
50:14
Rusty. I saw him in the news.
50:16
I know what you thought I was going to say.
50:18
Jack Hagley. I know.
50:19
I know what. You thought I was going to?
50:20
Say on his way up, so teaching them outfield.
50:23
So guys, that's been sounded out.
50:25
Wow, 3 for three. I'm in.
50:27
That's the first time ever. I'm hitting, I'm hitting over
50:30
1000, baby. Next week will probably be 1000.
50:33
Yeah. They can go over 1000. 1001,
50:37
how's that? I'd like to thank all the fans
50:39
that are following us on obviously Blue Wire.
50:42
We're not on Blue Wire yet guys. So I know a lot of fans probably
50:46
have gone on Blue Wire and trying to look for us.
50:48
Blue Wire is working on it. I did speak to Blue Wire they it
50:51
should be up in the next week or so.
50:53
It usually takes a little while for it to go up on their you
50:56
know, on their website. So just relax.
50:59
It'll be up there again. Thank you to all the fans on all
51:03
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51:13
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51:15
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51:18
YouTube channel growing as well and, and, and we're going to be
51:21
working on more of the YouTube channel over the next couple of
51:25
weeks. So thank you to all the fans
51:27
and, and by the way, who do we have on on Thursday?
51:28
All right, joining the show, 915 Hall of Fame safety Leroy
51:33
Butler, also the guy who invented the Lambo leap.
51:35
He was a 2022 Hall of Fame inductee.
51:39
And yes, the guy who invented the Lambo leap in the late 90s?
51:42
Super Bowl champion, A four time Pro Bowl.
51:44
Safety. And that was the I was actually
51:47
going to go to Ohio to watch Revis be inducted that year and
51:52
we were going to go with Josh. Remember that.
51:54
Yeah, I remember that. We were going to go to that that
51:57
Hall of Fame and Kleco, Joe Kleco and Revis went in that
52:02
year. But Leroy was one of the more
52:04
underrated, one of the greatest safeties ever played the game.
52:07
So it's cool. It's kind of cool getting him on
52:09
the show. It's going to be a great
52:11
interview and he doesn't really interview a lot.
52:13
He doesn't really go on a lot of shows.
52:15
So it's pretty cool that he wants to come on the show and
52:17
talk about his career and being inducted to the Hall of Fame.
52:21
I think there's only been like 6 safeties ever been inducted into
52:24
the Hall of Fame and he's one of them.
52:26
It's a pretty cool story, so it's great to have him on.
52:29
I'm looking forward to getting Leroy on the show.
52:31
I'm sure job is, I'm sure all of you guys will be very intrigued
52:35
to hear some of the stories that he has in his past and what he's
52:38
doing in the future with all the different organizations he's
52:41
working with. All right, that's it.
52:43
Thank you, Nick. By the way, congratulations to
52:45
Nick winning his first coaching job.
52:48
Oh, by the way, so Golf Club for old Nicky, 17 strikeouts for the
52:53
old Nick boy. It wasn't him throwing the ball.
52:55
That's true. Are you surprised?
52:58
No, I'm not surprised. You're always trying to find a
53:00
way to, you know, stand out and you're going to be a good coach.
53:03
You're a good you're a good dude.
53:05
So I, I, I know I don't expect anything but greatness for the
53:09
old wood boy as we Hold on, hold on.
53:12
I'm going to figure. Breaking news Goody has no
53:15
Woody. All right, that's it for our
53:17
show. Ladies and gentlemen.
53:19
Good night. We'll talk to you Thursday it.
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