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Hi, this is Chico Resch. You are listening to the
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Let's Go Devils podcast on the Primetime Radio Network. Happy
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Devils Thursday. This is Devils After Dark, coming to you live,
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live from the Primetime Radio Studios inside the bunker. Undisclosed
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location in beautiful New Jersey. Cross-continent to the Michael J.
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Fox Studios in beautiful Beverly Hills, California, where Scotty was
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showing somebody who's number one. It's got to use your
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liquid metal as streaming live on Facebook, live YouTube, live X,
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live Twitch, and on Instagram, live on the let's go
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devil's network as the devils beat the capitals with great
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probability five to two tonight. Wish I was at American
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whiskey right now. Yes. Yes.
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I'm sure the party is going on. Our man, Frank,
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the tank is holding it down at American whiskey and
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which is the place to be before and after every
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New Jersey Devils home game. Now, usually Sam Wu is there,
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but he's got some big-time work going on that he's
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busy with. And we all have those late nights every
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now and then. So we have to give Sam Wu.
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You know, he's got a little scratch tonight. That's all.
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He got scratched. That's all right. It happens every now
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and then. You know what? real soon because that's what
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a true hockey podcast producer does over there. Yeah. Yeah.
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I was, um, I was scratched when my, when I
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realized my name wasn't called, uh, you know, started to watch,
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watch the game from, from the couch.
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That's the definition of I got nothing. Right there, from
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Sam Wu. That was how you define the term, I
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got nothing. And we got to give a shout out already. Woo!
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To Joseph McCauley with the Super Chat. Thank you, thank you, sir.
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We beat the Caps. What a game.
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Yes, it was.
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Welcome to this rip-roaring edition of Devils After Dark. And
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we got the New York Football Giants. We got the
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New Jersey Hockey Devils and the New York Football Giants
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playing at the same time. It had been great. If
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the Devils were in the remixed jerseys, because the Giants
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are in their remixed jerseys right now, these beautiful all-white.
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Playing the same city, too. Playing the same city.
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I know. Yeah.
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In the same state.
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In the same state. They used to play in the
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same city, in the same venue. But I love the
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old Giants unis here, the 86 throwbacks there.
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I was talking about Washington and Washington. Oh, I get you.
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I get you. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay.
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All right.
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I thought you meant Giants and Devils, which did used
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to play in the same city. Yeah. And in the
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same venue over there. But either way, we got a
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big Devils victory. Welcome into Devils After Dark. Let's talk
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about this bad boy. And then we'll get to all
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of your reactions as well. Yaddy the baddie. What's going up?
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The Utica hat trick. That's right. Suki. Suka. Suka, I
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can't remember. But the comments come through.
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Seagat. Oh, my goodness. Eddie.
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Dubs. John Heaton. Just Roadie. What's going on? Serve. Steven Tortoise. Tom.
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The Strike Eagle Trucker. How about them call-ups? That's done
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in my bad Jimmy Johnson voice right there. The South
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Fork Yeti. What's going on? Steve and Herschel Walker Golf.
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What is up, sir? Corbin, Max, beam me up. Robert Isaacson,
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little bubs. Everyone is rolling. Lynn Mars over there. AJ Visco,
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what's going on? C. Styles, Corbin. Yeah, a bunch of
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people chirping away over here in the chat. So get
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your reactions in and we're going to get to you.
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Here after this quick recap. And if you didn't hear,
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a bunch of call-ups on the ice. Pollock, what's going on?
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What is this? Nicoletian? Last OV game at the Rock.
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There you go. Yeah, lots of call-ups. Devils with some
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unfortunate injury news with Anthony Mantha going on LTIR. But,
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you know, Lenny
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Hamanajo coming up. Stefan Nason back in
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the fold. And hang on. I had to write it down. Koliachonok. Man. Literally,
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Sam Wu and I were just practicing that name. And
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I was like, that's one of those names where you
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say it. And then like two seconds later, you completely
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forget how to say it again. Koliachonok. Defenseman on the ice.
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And another, oh, we got a Giants touchdown as well. Excellent.
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I didn't even see that in the background. Joseph McCauley.
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Is it wrong to call this dude Covey? He's Coley. Coley.
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Coley a Chonuk. But thank you again for yet another
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super chat. G-Man TD 6-0 with Helly.
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In the net.
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That's right, John Heaton. Yes, Lynn Mars. hockey player names
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can be quite difficult. You know, where's the Jones, the Smith,
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you know, Carter. How about some nice easy names over here?
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Coley and Chonuk. Jesus Christmas. But either way. Yeah. Bad news, though,
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about Anthony Manta being out for a little bit. Helly
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back in net. You know, welcome back to Lenny. And Nace, please, everyone,
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stay out of Chikorin's way so you don't get flattened
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like Nick Cousins did. That was a hell of a hit, though.
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I'm sure everyone has had to see the highlight of
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that hit by now. That was so, so brutal. But
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clean-ass hit. So, you know, that's part of the game.
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And by the way, we forgot to mention it the
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other day. Nico Heischer got his 500th point. I had
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it written down, and I think we kind of glanced
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over it during our recap when we were talking about
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a lot of things. So I want to give a
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shout-out to the captain as well for his 500th.
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Point.
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But let's get going over here. First period, it starts
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out with Erod. PPG power play goal early on in
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the first period. Two minutes and 20 seconds into it
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on a nice little snapper. Great pass across ice. from
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Timo Meier as Erod is creeping in from the point,
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and he's able to rip one far
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into the back of the net for his fourth goal
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of the year. That's Timo Time's fifth assist. So we
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get the give it fuel, give it fire, give me
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assist from Timo Meier. Ooh, yeah. And Gritschuk gets his seventh.
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And by the way, how good is Gritsch and Jack
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looking out there on the ice? Like that chemistry. I
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know Don LaGreca said it too. It really seems like
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they're starting to be able to anticipate where each other
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is going to be on the ice. The best example
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of that in Devils history will always be Patrick Elias
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and Peter Sikora. If Jack Hughes and Gritz can get
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into that sort of level, baby, look out. One-nothing Devils.
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220 into the game, but the Caps do strike back
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with their own power play goal from Ryan Leonard at
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1410 of the first period. This was a backhand off
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the rush in there. You know, one that, you know, whatever. Maybe,
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you know, this might be the one time out of
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the 99 out of 100 that Helly doesn't snatch that one,
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but it's okay. It happens on the power play. You know,
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what can you say? 1-1, tied up, going into the
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second period. And then Pierre-Luc Dubois puts the Capitals up
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2-1 with a sneaky quick shot far side past Connor Hellebug.
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He tried to kick that leg out there, but just
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could not find the puck. And yeah, into the back
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of the net it goes, and the Capitals go up 2-1.
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But rest assured, These are the current New Jersey Devils,
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not the New Jersey Devils from three, four, five years ago,
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who would then just, you know, kind of melt like
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soft butter whenever the Capitals took the ice. And we
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still have to thank, you know, Tom Wilson for the
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greatest day in the history of New York Rangers hockey
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when he single-handedly demolished the team about three years ago.
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But either way, the Caps used to do this to
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the Devils. They would just freight train them and run
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them over. But now, Caps are still a big team,
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and they still play really physical, but the Devils are
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able to punch back, and punch back they do with
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a former Capitol and one of our favorites here on
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the show, Dylan, you son of a bitch. Brendan Dillon
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gets his first point of the year. How about that?
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With a shot, long-range shot from the point, and it
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just happens to go in. Deflect off of who? Letty Hamanaho.
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He gets his first in his first game back as
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a New Jersey Devil. Currently not a Utica comment, but
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either way, I love seeing Lenny out there getting this goal.
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I think it deflected in off of his hand. Whatever.
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He was driving the net like he should be. He
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was in the place on the ice where he should
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be to get those dirty goals, which against teams like
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the Caps, you're going to have to score. And that
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tied it up at 951 of the second period. Good
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old Lenny gets his first. Dilly gets his first assist.
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And Cody Glass gets his third assist on the season.
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And then after that, man, the Devils hit like two
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or three posts. No, I think they had two posts.
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And then there was another opportunity. Oh, boy. Commanders just scored.
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There was another opportunity by Jack Hughes where he was
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trying to put the puck to his backhand, to the forehand,
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to go around Thompson. And then the puck just kind
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of rolled off his stick, and he wasn't able to
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get a good opportunity in. But Jack Hughes hit the
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post on a shot, and I can't remember. Someone correct
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me in the YouTube chat. Someone else hit the post
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as well during that time. Get to the chopper! That's right,
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Mark Schwab. Damn it, I can't remember who else hit
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the post. But two posts after that second goal and
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then that opportunity. by Jack Hughes. So we're going into
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the third now, tied up 2-2. And hang on, let
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me get to my, where's my pronunciation over here?
Koliachonuk.
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That is hard to remember how to say right there.
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But he gets his first of the year in his
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first game as a New Jersey hockey devil, getting assist
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from the man who started it all off, Erod Evan Rodriguez.
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And this is just a shot Long range from the
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point from Koliachonok, who, by the way, is more of
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a defensive defenseman. Just putting it net. And what do
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you know? It finds its way into the back of
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the goal. I mean, in the box, like Keith Hernandez
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always says, if you ever watch a Mets game, you know,
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a little dink hit. He's like, it's a line drive
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in the paper tomorrow. Well, this was a big blast
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from the point tomorrow in the paper from Koliachonok. But really,
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it was kind of a half-speeder that went to net
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and somehow found its way. And good for him. First
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game over here, getting the goal. Him and Lenny. But oh, wait.
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The new kid's on the block. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Sorry,
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I don't know why I did that. It's just hanging tough. Oh, wow.
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See what I did there? See what I did there? No,
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not good? I know.
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The right stuff. Stefan Nason, our.
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Thank you, Sam Wu. Thank you. Wow, he knew that reference.
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He doesn't know the references from Goodfellas, but he knows
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New Kids on the Block. But either way, that's why
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we love Sam Wu. Our old buddy, Stefan Nason, back
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with the team, called up out of Salary Cap Purgatory
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with Anthony Manta back on LTIR. Get some cap space going.
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And Steph and Mason get sprung on the breakaway, or
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you want to call it a partial break, whatever, because
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he had a defenseman all over him.
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And Steph roofs a backhand over the shoulder of Thompson,
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hits the back bar of the goal, and then pops
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back out.
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Wow. What a shot right there. Koliachonuk puts the Devils up.
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3-2 at 627, and then 10 minutes later, Stefan Nason
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definitely steals the deal with the fourth goal for the
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New Jersey Devils on a beautiful backhand, like we said,
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right over the shoulder. Check out the NHL Tonight highlights
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on the NHL Network, because I guarantee that one will
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be on there. Who knows what SportsCenter is going to do,
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but it should be on there. But what a beauty
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of a backhand by Nace to put the Devils up 4-2, 17-07.
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And the icing on the top, jumping Jack Flash gets
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his 10th of the year empty net goal at 19-15
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for a 5-2 Devils victory. Assists going to Arsini Gritsiuk and...
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Jesper Brat, shots on goal for the Devils. 13-7-9 for
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a total of 29 for the Caps. 12-8-8. Hey, look
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at that for Alex Ovechkin. A total of 28 as well.
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Devils lost a face-off battle again today. 28 wins to
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the Capitals, 32. Caps won for two on the power play.
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Devils won for three. Devils 16 hits to the Caps, 22.
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10 block shots, only 12 giveaways. Look at that, caps
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21 giveaways. So lots of improvement over there for these Devils,
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even with some of those, you know, more common names
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not in the lineup at the moment. And this is
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the depth that we have talked about, you know, coming
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through for this team. I know I was a little
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concerned about it, but hey, all three guys gets a goal.
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In their first game back from Utica, that's got to
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make you feel pretty damn good. Let's check out the
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standings here real quick. After 20 games on the season,
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actually 20 games for the Rags, the Devils, and the
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Carolina Hurricanes, the Devils are still sitting pretty in second
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place with a record of 14-6 for a total of
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28 points.
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The Rags are 11-8-1.
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With 23 points on the season, and the Canes 15-3-2,
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32 points on the season. Are they still? No, Minnesota's
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got 32. Edmonton's got 31. All right, some other teams
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are closing in on them right now. Where's that? Oh,
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Tampa Bay's only
got 28. Okay, so there you go.
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There you go. Great game by these New Jersey Devils.
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Off of the road trip, back at home. They start
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the home-and-home with the Washington Caps. uh, for, uh, some
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of the final games here, uh, New Jersey devils against
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the great date, Alexander Ovechkin. So let's hear what you
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have to say about it. Chirp away, chirp away. If
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you haven't already, uh, in the chat, um, and then, Hey,
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what's up devil heaven. How's it going? And, um, let's
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bring in the man of the hour, the tower of
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power to sweet to be sour. Uh, Sam, by God, whoo,
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I know, is going to tell you about Connor Hellebuck
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being 6-0 as the goaltender for the New Jersey Hockey Devils.
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You just stole my line. I was just about to
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come on and be like, Scotty, he's 6-0. What a
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great start. I'm just kidding around.
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Well, John Heaton's been talking about it for a while,
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so he actually stole your thunder. And then I was
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kind of borrowing it. from him as well. So there
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you go.
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So I think, do you know who deserves a big
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fat raise right now?
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You?
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Besides me, but within the New Jersey Devils organization.
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How many Woo Bucks do you make a podcast?
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That's an undisclosed sum.
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Okay.
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Ask Joseph McCauley.
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Okay, yes. Yes.
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Go ahead.
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Who deserves a.
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Braden Burch.
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Who deserves a grace?
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Braden Burch. Sonny made a... Brought him over from Florida
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to take over Utica.
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And....
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Utica is back on track of being that pipeline for
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the New Jersey Devils. Early on. Because Utica was in shambles. Like,
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last season, like, and the season before, Utica... had been
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in shambles. I mean, after Kevin Dineen had to leave and,
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you know, just, it was not the pipeline, that farm
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system that we wanted that used to be.
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Did he have to leave or was he asked to leave?
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Health reasons. Oh, really? Yeah.
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I don't mind not remembering that. I thought he got
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let go, but either way, go ahead. Sorry about that.
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My apologies. Yeah, it's.
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I thought he got let go.
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It's a very serious health issue. Oh, I'm sorry.
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I did not. Why is that an escaping moment? I'm
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going to look that up. I'm sorry, but go ahead.
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So, but here comes Brandon Burch coming from the Florida
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Panthers to, to, basically just rebuild rebuild the Unica Comets
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the pipeline to bring the Devils to what it's supposed
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to be I did not think that wow just one
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hire can turn things around and then when the Devils
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need that depth and Roman texted me during the game
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depth depth depth just to bring up The Utica Comets
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up because of injuries, illness, whatever. They contribute. The next
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man up mentality. That's a winning formula, folks. That is
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winning probability if you want to bring that storyline into it.
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That's what I'm talking about. Stefan Nason sent to Utica.
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And then coming up, scoring a goal. Pretty sweet goal,
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if you ask me. Lenny Amanojo. I wish I was
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at the game tonight so I could do my little
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Lenny song. Scoring. That's depth. That is one of those
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signs that this team is coming together. The organization finally.
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taking that big step forward. Beating the Washington Capitals in regulation,
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two solid points, four-point swing. All these divisional games are
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four-point swings. Devils did that. They got the first half
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of that back-to-back. Game two, Saturday, in Washington, guess who's
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starting in goal? Connor Hellebuck. And if they can finish
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them off, And sweep this home and home. Devils get
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plenty of rest with some practice in between. And then
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they play the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday at the Rock.
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This thing is working out for Sonny Maynard. I know
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the Devils lost to the Jets. That was one of
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those things. They have a terrible time in Winnipeg for
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whatever reason. But this was a much better effort. And
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they came out fast. They came out not lethargic, trying
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to make their special teams special on that first goal.
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And, yeah, so my apology. Well, Kevin didn't even let
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go before the diagnosis came through. Yeah, it was. But still,
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that's no joking manner, of course. And we wish him
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all the best. That's probably why it didn't register in
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my brain, you know, what was going on with him. So, yeah,
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we always give our strength and support out to anyone,
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you know, battling cancer like that. So and I do
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see over here Utica was in shambles. It wasn't Kevin
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Dineen's fault. That was given to us by a new
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chat member over here. Oh, Buttsalad82. Might be related to
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fart cards. I don't know, Sam Wu. I'm just throwing
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that out there. Possible, you know, maybe they're cousins.
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It could be.
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Could be.
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Don't mess with fart cards.
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No, no. Don't mess with fart cards. Max is saying
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it was Riddich. Riddich to 6-0 and 1. Malik is 4-0-1. Okay.
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Yeah, I mean, they're teaching these kids how to win.
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And that's what a farm system is.
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I like that.
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And, you know, with Salahev down there, keep him down
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there for an entire year. Teach him how to win
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at this level. And this is what building a farm
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system is. Not like under the Fitzgerald era. Oh, yeah.
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I sign all these guys and they're hurt. Hey, Nemech,
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I know you're only, what, four games into your professional
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career in North America. We need to put you in there.
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So he gets a big head.
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Well, I think he thought he was supposed to be
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playing in juniors, you know, back in the NHL level. So,
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you know, but that's neither here nor there. Yeah, I mean,
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it's great to see that the team can on calling
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some guys up like this. Now, obviously, Stefan Nason is
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not just an AHL player. He's been an everyday NHL
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player for the vast majority of his career, save for
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maybe this year.
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Actually, I'm going to stop you there. You're correct, but
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I look at it at a different angle. We redeveloped him.
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Well, yeah, no. Yeah, I'm saying that's part of it, though,
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is like having those veterans like Riddich as well down
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there at the AHL level to help teach these guys
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how to play hockey the right way. That's what's up.
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Max is saying... Salayev threw some big hits in this
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past game. Man, I would love to see that on
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this team. I would love to see... Big Russian bruiser
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on that blue line. Just laying some people out. I
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know that would make Sam Wu very happy as well.
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It's very.
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Dawson Mercer got two more goals tonight?
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Yeah. See, now I have a problem. I have some
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beef with Mercer now. You couldn't do that. You couldn't
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do that with New Jersey. All of a sudden, you
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face us. You learn how to do a one-timer. Every
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single one-timer attempt he did with New Jersey, he fanned
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on it. And if he didn't fan on it, he
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probably either hit his own player or it went wide.
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Now you score.
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Feeling the breeze in the crowd from the missed one-timer,
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you know?
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Yeah, the only thing I... Every game. And the worst part,
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he was an Ironman. So every game he had to
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see that. And then you get traded to the Winnipeg
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Jets and suddenly you're like freaking Alexander Ovechkin, a gold scorer.
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Where did that come from?
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Oh my goodness is saying that December 1st is the
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earliest that Mantha is eligible to return. So yeah, if
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you missed it, he got a stick to the throat. Um,
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was it, I
think it was in the Islanders game, right?
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Pellick was trying to lift his stick. Yeah. And like
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the blade, like, you know, the, the blade like went
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right up, like flat. Yeah. Like it's not, there's no
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guard this way.
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Yeah.
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Not this, like the point of the stick, like, like
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went right there, uh, underneath his chin. So, I mean,
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I was, that's a scary kind of dangerous thing. Near
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the old larynx and everything. Well, it's not like Clint.
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McGlarchuk, you know, not with the skate blade, but just
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it's such a vulnerable area, you know, on the body.
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Yeah. But even so, that can completely mess up your voice.
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I mean, you got to be able to talk out there, too.
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I mean, like, communication is huge when you're on the ice. So, yeah,
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it's a scary kind of injury that happened to him.
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But hopefully, you know, he'll be up. Yes, he has
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an upper throat injury. The UTI, which we know Sam Wu,
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is the king of the UTIs.
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Yeah. Not lately.
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Just wait to the next. Well, I don't know.
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Didn't you blow your voice.
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Out on not the last football call, but I think
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the one prior to that.
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Yeah, well, my voice is fine. My voice is fine.
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A slight UTI.
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It was like a.
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It was like a day to day, you know, UTI.
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It wasn't like a week to week, you know, like
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it was like a day to day UTI for Sam.
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Well, no, it's been, it's really because I'm sleeping on
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the couch since the season started. Maybe that's why we're
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14 and six, you know, sleeping on the couch.
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It could be Sam. Woo's just got to sleep on
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the couch for the rest of the season. Playoffs come.
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Put him on the floor, you know? Like, that's just
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how it's going to be. Take the couch away, Mrs. Wu. Mrs.
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Wu likes peace and quiet.
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Do it for the team. Do it for the team.
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But good old Dawson.
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Yeah, good for Dawson Mercer. I mean, I wish nothing
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but the best for him. DM was a good guy. Yeah,
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he was highly inconsistent goal scoring wise, but he was
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out there on the ice every single game. And as
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we all noted before, in a team that was so
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injury-prone like the Devils, it was good having someone you
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could actually rely on to be out there all 82
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games every season. Just wish that there was a little
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more consistency with the goal scoring. Saul Goodman.
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Isn't that.
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Is that the thing from Seinfeld? Or is it Saul Bass, right?
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When Kramer meets him in the steam? Nah, never mind.
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Seabass?
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Seabass. Dumb and Dumber. Okay, there you go. Sam's got
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that reference. Well, we know Sam loves Dumb and Dumber.
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But overall, really good game here. And Hellebuck, impressive again.
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Making some big saves later on in the game when
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the Devils needed it. You know, 5-2 victory. I mean,
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that's pretty damn good. 6-0? I mean, I'll take that.
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You know, I love you, Nico Dawes. Good luck in Winnipeg,
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but I'm going to take old Helly on this one.
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I don't know about you, Sam, but I think I
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might have to go with old Helly on this one.
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Yeah, I just don't know. Well, I mean, I would
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do this trade 15,000 times over, but I wasn't expecting
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Dawson Mercer to all of a sudden become a goal-scoring machine.
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But he'll go 41 games without a goal. It just
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depends which Dawson Mercer shows up. But anyway, enough of him.
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Sal Bass. That's right, Johnny. Max is blaming me. It
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was the Dawson Mercer voice that pissed him off and
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made him score two goals against the Devils.
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Hey, guys!
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I'm 21 now. How about you buy me a beer?
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Maybe a hand crew brew of American whiskey.
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Well, he'll be back on November 28th.
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Come on, Nico.
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He'll be back.
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Are they playing? Yeah. I mean, yeah. So they're going
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to be good. Oh, and Frank Neal is sleeping on
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the couch, too. Good job, Frank. You and Sam Wu.
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Maybe we can get you guys bunk couches instead of
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bunk beds. We get you bunk couches.
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Bunk couches. Never heard such a thing.
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Bunk couches. Well, we're going to make it, Sam. You
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got to do it for the team. Right? For the
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love of the team, Sam.
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Insane Pollock says, Sam, you are on the couch because
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you keep drawing fart cards? Uh-oh.
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Is fart cards, is that Pollock's burner account? Oh, fart cards?
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Fart cards? Where is fart cards?
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I don't know.
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Was that a one-time thing? Fart cards?
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I don't know. I've seen fart cards a couple times.
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We'll see if they pop back in here. Joseph McCauley,
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he's on the futon. Oh, boy. Man. The impression is
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great and well worth the annoyance of his temporary goal scoring. Yeah.
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Good for Dawson. Happy for him. I don't have any
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ill will against Dawson Mercer. Also, we should send our
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well wishes out to Kevin. I've got big balls who
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is going to be done, is done for the season
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now up there in Calgary. And, you know, after all
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these years, he is kind of developing into, you know,
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type of type of player. That's got the a on
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their shoulder and everything up there in Calgary. I know
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we all had high hopes for Kevin ball. And then,
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The Jacob Markstrom thing happened. But what did he rupture?
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Is Achilles or something like that? I can't remember what
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it was.
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I think it was that. You got our ACL. I
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think it's Achilles. I think it's Achilles.
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Yeah, something like that. I feel bad for him. You know,
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he's another guy, too, that we had some high hopes for.
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And again, the development wasn't there. The development wasn't there,
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Sam
Wu. Yep. But now we're starting to see. Some
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New Jersey Devils. Max confirms it was the Achilles. Yep. Oh,
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there's old butt salad. Butt salad's back. We need fart
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cards back. What's the skinny on this Kucherov to New
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Jersey rumor on Yahoo Sports News? Probably a whole lot
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of nothing. But if I was Kucherov, I mean... the
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first person I would want to play with would be
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Arseny Gritsyuk. So, I mean, it makes perfect sense to me. But,
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I don't know. We'll see what happens over there. Will
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Tampa Bay come around and make good with Kucherov and
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keep him there? I mean, they really should try. I mean,
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the dude is still producing points and everything. It's not
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like he's Turned into a 40-point-a-year kind of player. I
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get he wants a lot of money.
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I don't know how you can fit him under the cap.
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He's making some pretty good dough right now.
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Yeah. Pollock says he can't take credit for that name.
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Nick Adams, Larkin is way more likely.
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No, please.
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No, no, no.
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No, Larkin.
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No, we don't need any of that. It's funny, I
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was just talking to a friend of mine from Detroit,
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huge Wings fan, and she could not shut up about
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how much she hates Dylan Larkin.
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Which is probably the sentiment.
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Of the entire city over there. But yeah, no, that
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one I'm going to pass on. Quinn Hughes, yes. Kucherov, yes.
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I'll go those two, definitely. How that would work, I'm
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not really sure. But, yeah, I don't know. Larkin, that
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just seems like way too much drama. And we already
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got a guy. I don't know if you know this.
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His name is Nico Heischer, who plays the exact same
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game as Dylan Larkin. Would it be good to have
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two of the same? I guess, but, you know, I.
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Don't know.
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Jack Hughes is looking pretty good with grits and Jesper Bratt.
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You're going to put him there.
Then you're going to
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break that up. Well, you never know. You know what?
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I'm going to trust in what Sonny does because so
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far it's been, it's always been sunny in, in Newark,
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New Jersey this season. And if Sonny Mena thinks it's
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a great idea and he's got himself a good trade
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that is not, we're not getting taken advantage of. And
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he thinks that that would be a good thing and not,
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a complete and utter issue in the locker room, I'm
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going to trust Sonny. Because he's been pushing all the
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right buttons now. Lynn Mars, raising my hand right here,
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as a person who thinks Dylan Larkin would mess up
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the chemistry on the team. And I could be wrong.
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I'll be the first one to admit it if I
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am wrong, if that sort of thing happens. But I
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would be extremely, extremely cautious about about going down that route,
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especially because, I mean, he didn't even have the devils
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on his list to begin with. And the teams that
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really could use him, he, he hasn't put them on there.
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If he wants out that bad, he needs to just
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adjust his list and he can get out of Detroit. Yeah.
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But he doesn't do that. So, yeah, I mean, he's
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kind of screwed himself over there, but I, I don't know. Um,
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Talking about your captain. Oh, butt salad. No, please.
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Where are you finding these names?
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In the YouTube chat.
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I'm not getting it.
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At least that's what it says on my side over here.
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Is my YouTube chat, like, I don't know, censored?
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I don't know. In between, oh my goodness, we need
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Larkin to complete. Our ascent to the most hated team
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in the NHL. And then whoever's got the next one
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trying to talk some smack on Nico. I don't know. Sorry,
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but can't back you on that one. I do love
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that the Devils are the current, you know, Ric Flair
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heel of the NHL. Not going to lie about that.
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That makes it even more
fun.
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Yeah. But, yeah.
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We can have a lot of good times with that. 100%.
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But yeah. Wait, who's 8-3 right now?
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Dallas is losing.
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8-3? Scores? Oh, I hit media, not scores. Devils win.
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Blackhawks-Sabres tied up.
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Jets.
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Oh, it's the Jets. Wow. There's Kyle Conner. Yeah, there's
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Dawson Mercer. Five goals on the year now. Damn. Damn!
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At least Connor has more wins than Dawson has goals.
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There you go. It's getting close now, though. The DM
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is putting them in. Yeah, Max, 8-3. Woof. Woof against Dallas, too. Damn. Well,
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rest assured, we're going to be talking more New Jersey
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Devils hockey over this weekend because guess what? We got
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another game against those Washington Caps coming up on Saturday.
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This time down in D.C., the old home and home.
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And yes, you can fully expect that Connor Hellebuck will
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be back in net for the New Jersey Devils. Will
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there be any other lineup changes? Who knows? That we'll
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have to see. Um, as we go along, but you know,
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we're going to be talking about it here. Um, I, I,
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Vinny is Vinny around for game day live on Saturday, Sam.
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I don't think so.
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Okay. Someone is possibly filling in for Vinny on game
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day live on Saturday. Um, but potentially me have to
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see timing wise, but I do believe our good friend
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beer Baron, uh, will be filling in for me Saturday
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night here at Devils After Dark. I will be attending
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the Slayer Rain and Blood 40th Anniversary shows at the
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Los Angeles Forum. Cannot wait for that. I'll give you
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guys a quick review.
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I love how you get into these events.
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Well, it's, you know, perks of the gig. That's all.
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That's all. But I will definitely have a little review
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of that action Sunday night when we do the big show.
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But our good buddy Beer Baron is going to be
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filling in and doing some Devils After Dark on Saturday night.
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So get all your sarcastic chirps ready for Beer Baron
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when he's in here on Saturday.
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He's already preparing for his monologue. I'm like, Beer Baron,
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they haven't played the game yet.
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Oh, man. Yeah, that's right. Robert Ossingson and John Heaton.
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Pretty psyched. It's going to be a great show. I
624
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was there for their final ones a couple years back,
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and now I was there playing another one. But always
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good seeing the almighty Slayer up there on stage. And
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I think the Cavaliers are going to be there too.
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Max and Igor. I think they're doing Chaos AD? Or
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are they doing Roots? I can't remember. So that'll be
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really awesome too. Cannibal Corpse. And the southern sludge of crowbar.
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So we'll talk a little music, but mainly we're going
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to be talking hockey. Specifically, New Jersey Devils hockey here
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at the Let's Go Devils podcast network. Saturday, game day live.
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Devils after dark. Maybe a cup of morning woo as well.
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And of course, the Sunday big show edition right here
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on the network. Yeah.
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And like an idiot, my finger was not on the trigger.
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Were you waiting for that? I was waiting for it.
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All right.
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Well, thank you to everybody tuning in. Dropping the podcast
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at midnight. Devils win 5-2. 14-6 on the season as
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they keep on rolling. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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Until next time, let's go Devils.