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Hey, Flat Sands, Welcome to another special episode of Flames
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and Filter Glayer hosts Kyle Lewison Brad Bird, and today
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we are talking about remarkable special Flames and goals. Epic, epic,
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that's the word, That's what it is. So it's even
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better like it's like the top of the top tier.
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I wish, I wish we had more of them for
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this franchise.
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Well maybe that's why I did the intro the way
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I did, because there's there's so few, you know, that's
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actually true. There's that's a pretty amazing ones. And we
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didn't prep this at all, so I know we both
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gave it some thought. But it's gonna be fun to.
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Wrote. I wrote some notes so I could have. Yeah,
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I mean there's some. I mean, I think when you
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will look at this franchise and you say, okay, what
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goal does everybody remembered the most? I think you got
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to bring up the nineteen any nine down the Cup
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final game six Landy McDonald insurance. You know, I mean,
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I this this goal at the Montreal Forum was a
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huge goal, right, Well.
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It's the first. It's the only team that ever won
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a Cup on Forum ice that wasn't the habs themselves and.
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It's the only cup that we can celebrate as Flames fans.
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So I think that's the most epic goal in Flames history.
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Was it the best one? No? Was it the one
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that I was the most excited about? No, I was
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pretty young Australia, I remember it, you know. But there's
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been a lot of them that really have stood the
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test of time, right, Yeah, for sure.
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I mean that nothing in terms of importance, like nothing, well, yeah,
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there's nothing, well that's gonna top that, But there's been
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a lot. We kind of take that for granted because
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you know, the years go by and obviously the team
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hasn't really won anything of any consequence since then. So
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I mean, because really all there is to win is
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the cop at the end of the day. You can
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talk about presidents trophy or division titles or whatever, but yeah,
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that one kind of stands alone.
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I think a couple other ones that stand out. Is
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kind of like a barrage of them, and that's what
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what I call the eliminator goals. The Martin Jellen of
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the two thousand and four playoffs, you know, he had
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the Game six game winner versus San Jose that sent
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this Flame to the Stanley Cup Finals. He had the
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Game six o t winner Troit first Detroit the end
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of that series that was late, you know, that was
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an overtime. And then in Game seven of the Vancouver
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series he had the ot winner of that one that
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clinched that first round. I mean that's boom, boom, boom.
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Three rounds in a row like this is a big
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time clutch goalscoring and quite and many people argue scored
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the goal that would have won another cup that is arguable.
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Did it go in? Did it not? With Nika Hobby
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Boulin of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
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Yeah, I don't think that's debatable. But if I don't
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tread carefully here, that's gonna become the whole episodes. So yes,
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the selling the goals, I mean all of them. The
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one against Detroit especially is the one that stands out
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the most to me.
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Really.
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I remember the one against the back off in San
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Jose though as well, but it doesn't seem to anywhere.
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Well, it wasn't an overtime, right, you know that San Jose,
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that San Jose goal when he scored that, I remember
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I was living on my own, I had I had
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bought a house by myself and I was living there
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and I would come home from work because that San
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Jose series, for you, it had to been mind blowingly late.
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But I would come home. I'd come home from work
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at six o'clock, which is and the game would be
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at nine o'clock my time, eight o'clock time in Calgary.
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But I remember I would come home and I would
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be like, all right, it's going to be late because
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I would be so loaded up on mccardi rum and
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and whatnot that I would be up late watching listening
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to the postgame radio. It was harder, much harder back
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then than it is now. But I you know, it
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was just it was that big of a deal. I
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remember coming home, setting my alarm, sleeping for a couple hours,
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and then getting up for the night order and pizza whatever.
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It was just a time in my life that was
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just wonderful. And gosh was that. I remember when he
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scored that I jumped off the couch and like, pore
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my my shoulders so bad. I couldn't lift my arm
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for like a week. Just ah, just I and sent
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me to the ground and cry, and I just I was.
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And I remember that night I had had. I had
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a fair amount to drink that day. I remember getting
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on my computer and ordering that remember the I know
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you have one that khaki colored Western Conference champions hatted
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again the war. Yeah, I remember ordering it that night. Yeah.
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Fun fact, I talked to one of the editors the
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Hockey News not that long ago, and he was going
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to try and send me all of the articles they'd
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written had the Flames won. But when the company was sold,
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I think all that stuff just got deleted or lost
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or whatever. But anyway, he was never able to recover
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any of it. But yeah, another epic, epic, epic goal
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from that run because of it was an overtime because
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I how he saw it was Steve Monitor. Oh yeah,
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like that, oh wait, the pass, the way that he
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just strode in like just and just shot top corner,
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the way he ran on the ice. He played for
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the Saint John Flames two for a while, huge part
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of that Cup run. He was the piece we traded
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to get Christian Eucilius. But that goal was just oh man,
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that was so cool. It was like, oh God, probably
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two am here. I was in high school, I was
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sixteen years old, and I was I was wearing one
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flames jersey to school every day and the second one
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is a cape. During that whole run, it was I
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had a little flag too, and I just like, wait,
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I asked my history teacher him, like, is it okay
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if I waived this flag periodically throughout the class as
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a gag go ahead? It's fine.
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I remember that was some good times, some good good times.
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And then we know we went we'll do a special
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episode just on that run. We will do that one
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of these ones.
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We're gonna have to. We're gonna have to.
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We'll do that.
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But in terms of other goals expends, I know you're
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ranked him to because we know about the importance of them.
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So I go back to being in attendance for Johnny
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Gudrou's game tired against Anaheim in twenty fifteen. Yep uh
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and the and the call deft, delicate, deadly Johnny Gudrou,
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you know, like that was that was really cool?
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How about is how about Johnny Goodrou's twenty twenty two
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Playoff Round one game seven over the time Dallas. I mean,
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that's got to be up there in this franchise as
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top goals. A goal that really should have never went
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in because of the angle he was at. Oh it
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was wild over your shoulders is beyond me, but especially
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on how well he had played in that series. But
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I mean, that's gotta be one of the top fives too, right, that.
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Goal, I remember, I can't remember if Jim Goodrow called
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me or I called him, and like it was like
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one thirty or two in the morning here and he
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was just screaming, losing his mind and so was I. Like,
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in that's actual. We agreed to meet in Calgary later
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that week for the series against Sooilers. I honestly, I
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don't exaggerate when I say that's that was one of
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the happiest nights of my life. I was so tired
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at work the next day. I was just exhausted. But
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it was so so cool.
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Yeah, that was a fun run. That was a really
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fun run.
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Yeah, and actually now we're talking about it, we're doing
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epic goals. We'll have to do an episode sometimes on
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the nicest goals. Oh yeah, no, whether it's like the
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Faribe won the PRAC one the other night, the cadre Ones.
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Over the years, some of it again, LA was like,
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but yeah, in terms of epic, like there's actually more
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than I probably would have previously thought.
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We're forgetting one, and I have one right on the
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tip of my tongue.
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The flurry Nights to ninety one. Is that the one.
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Game six, first round nineteen. Think about this, though, as
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many highlight shows that you'll see the Landie McDonald goal,
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I will argue anybody that this goal is the second
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most or even the most viewed Calgary Flame intro highlight ever.
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Was theo Flury's sliding down the ice on his back.
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I mean it's on highlights on everything, It's on Game.
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Hockey Canada forever. Yes, I think that goal. Actually, I've
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seen it more than i've seen the McDonald one of
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him being honest, I.
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this This is a goal. This may be the most
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viewed Flames goal ever.
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Yeah, yeah, it likely is. The other one. Uh the
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shift with again Law where Spriking scored in Game six,
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sorry game five against Tampa. I actually ran downstairs in
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my underwear five five my dad. I was just I
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was laying in bed watching it and I've just lost
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my fucking mind. But yeah, that's and people kind of
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forget it was to pricking that scored it, and he
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was actually a really good Flame for the brief time
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that he was in golfge I like, yeah, and he
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was part of the trade along with any got to
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bring in Damon Lanco, who became one of the better
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centers we had. So there's some more history for you.
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But yeah, that goal up there with in terms of
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importance with every other one except for you know, obviously McDonald's.
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And I think Gilmore had another one in that Game
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six against Montreal as well, I'm not mistaken.
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Yeah, the Flames went on to lose that series in
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Game seven, but that Game six goal, man, it just it.
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It stands at test of time. There's a picture of
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it hanging. I got an a canvas of that one
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on in my bathroom. Actually nice, really really really really
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fun moment, A one that often gets forgotten, but the
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importance was huge. Round one, Game six, twenty fifteen, Matt
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stage In scores a game winning goal to clinch a
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series first game back after the death of his son.
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How does this not I mean, I remember.
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He scored a penalty shock goal in the regular season
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though wh the sun died.
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He did, he did, But this, but I mean, this
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was this first.
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It was the same season, I believe, and yeah, and
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you're probably right.
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It was the first season back after the death of
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the right Okay, okay, yeah, So that series that goal.
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I had told my girlfriend at the time, Karen, I
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had said, if the Flames win this series, I have to.
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Yeah, it's usually nice too. She liked horses though, which
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is just anyway, it's expensive. Yeah, that's only one of
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the problems anyway. But I had told her, I said,
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if the Flames win, I have to go to calgree
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What do you mean you have to go. I'm like, well,
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I just decided I have to go. So that's how
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I wound up in the series against the Ducks, right.
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But yeah, that I remember that so so well because
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he was on the line with Michael Ferlin and David Jones. Yeah,
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one of the biggest and you know, for a guy
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much maligned because he's part of the p enough trade
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luckily for us, not so much for on his play
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fell off a cliff after he left Calgary, but stage
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and you know, wasn't going to be that number one center.
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That first game he played against Carolina when he was
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acquired with a Gimla, it looked good, you know, and
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it was never to be and he kind of got
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that jokey moniker of Maddie franchise. But he became a
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super important mentor, faced off specialist, penalty killer, chipped in
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the occasional offense, and then he scored one of the
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biggest goals in Flames history.
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He was a key player for this franchise for quite
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some time.
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I always remembered as the guy that didn't work out
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on the Pino trade. Yeah, you're right, but like he
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we forget how important he was.
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But that was, you know, without going to get into
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that too much of that trade, but like that was
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like there was so many spare parts thrown in there.
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There was showers room. Keith Aldy went the other way
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as well. Who was a world junior standout at the time. Yeah,
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Freddie Schastram was of all, Jamal Mayers, Nicholas Hagman. Yeah,
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like it was just it was just kind of pogulous. Yeah,
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Toronto as they often seem to do with cal greend
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of taking a key part of our team, we get
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a much as fair parts back, but Matt Stage and
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actually made that trade pretty palpable, you know in retrospect. Yeah,
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but yeah, that goal was absolutely huge and the patience
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he showed to roof that and Ryan Miller like I've
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gone back and watched that many many times as well, Like,
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on prior episodes without the mediocre to the Flames, Like
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it's easy to take some of those moments for granted
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but what more do you have in life than moments
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that mean something to you? Right, and when you can
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think back on you know, where you were when a
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goal was scored or if you're at a certain game
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and that happened, like you, that's what it's all about.
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There's a ton of goals that I see highlights for you,
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we all have other face teams, whether it be junior hockey,
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college hockey. You know, we all have other favorite hockey
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teams too, So I remember moments where I mean I
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tell you right where I was at, what I was doing,
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and the second that went in, and and a lot
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of them. Yeah, because I'm such a huge Flames fan.
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Most of them are Flames. But it holds true with
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every team, and that's what makes sports so damn fun
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Right when we were when I was doing my little
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bit of research on this getting ready for this show,
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it's kind of funny because like, if I said to
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you right now, who are the top five Flames goal
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scorers in the history of the Flames, could you name
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all five? I mean I would have been wrong.
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I would have been wrong. Like againlands leads it. Aarren
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Flurry is second, Joan Nuwendyke, which he's so forgotten in
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this franchise. How good he was? Uh, He's third, Gary
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Roberts was fourth, and Kent Nielsen Wilson was it was fifth.
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None of those are recent players, which is sad, but man,
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but you know, you look though, like Jerome mcgala doesn't
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have one of the epic goals, but scored so many
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goals that were so important to this franchise.
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goals he scored in that two thousand and four playoff run.
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I remember, I remember his fiftieth against Joscelyn Tebo in
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the Blackhawks.
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And I could have bought that jersey for like two
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grand ten years ago. I don't know why the hell
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I didn't, but wow, and that's worth now. Yeah, there's
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still like some huge goals, but in terms of like
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importance and epic moment, yeah, there wasn't. Again, there's some
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there's some of that in those playing that playoff run,
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but other than that, not a not a ton of
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the big ones were his.
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What was the most epic goal you saw in person?
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Obviously it's not going to be an epic in the franchise,
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but what was the.
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One Almos like the Johnny gudro won a good Sanahim
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where he tied the game nineteen seconds left, top of
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the circle, roofed on Freddie Anderson.
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Who you know, why is this one? Why does this
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one stand out to me? Remember a couple of years
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ago when you were in Calgary and Sharon Govich scored
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that one goal against Pittsburgh.
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that was just, I.
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Mean epic in very different terms, but that night that
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was epic.
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Yeah. My dad was with me and I had a
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good friend of my Brittany, and yeah, that was nuts.
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That was actually that's crazy. That's when that was the
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worst game I ever saw Chrys Latang play professionally. He
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was a minus three. He got a kadre burned and
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real bad and the goal he scored went end to end,
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just went right around like as a pylon. But yeah,
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Sharon Govic at the game Winter the night was that
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was wild. And that's the thing, like you think about
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certain ones that were just really fun to be a
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part of, even if they're kind of meaningless in the end.
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Like remember that the fourteen fifteen season, all those comeback wins,
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those last minute game time goals and overtime winners. I mean,
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how many of those that Sean Monahan have.
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How many times did we jump off the couch that year? Oh?
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I think that's why I needed a new couch.
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Just wor It's crazy when you think back to that
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season like that, that was mind blowing. We we were I
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was off the charts a lot of nights. You know,
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it was a fun season.
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Mike Camillary he scored some pretty big goals, you know,
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he scored a lot of them for for Calgary. Thirty nine,
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that one that first season. He had the Flames that
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one off season until he was reacquired years later. Trying
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to think of some others.
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Like trying to think of which one in person that
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I remember the most. I know this sounds crazy, but
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it was probably ninety two, were nine three? What yeared at? No? No,
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it was later. What year did Winnipeg leave the first time?
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Ninety four? So it was the ninety five ninety six season.
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I went up to Winnipeg to watch the Flames and
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that was the game that Theo Fleury took a puck
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in the bench in the face and had to leave
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in the third period. But I remember I remember Steve
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Chas on Rest in Peace, he fired a slap shot
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that went right in the upper corner on Nikolai Hobbiboolin
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for the Big Jets, they put the Flames out one
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to nothing. In that game, Flames extended the lead to
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a four to four to one, and Keith Kachuk rattled
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off three straight goals and.
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Beatus, as was common with Keith Chuck in the middle nineties.
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Yes, I got a question for you. I've been talking
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about epic goals that we remember for the flames. What's
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an epic goal that an opponent scored on us? It
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still makes you cringe because I have one that I
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will never forget, the exact place I was sitting, what
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I was doing, and how shitty I felt for weeks.
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The Marty San Luis Game six overtime wonder that killed me?
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That that killed me, And that's when I was like, fuck,
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it's over right.
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You know which one sticks out in my mind? Nineteen
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ninety four, Game seven, Western Conference Quarterfinals, A pass from
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Jeff Brown to the Russian Rocket goes out. Yeah, beats
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Vernon four to three victory. They came back from a
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three to one deficit, and I can still I just
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remember the deflated feeling I felt.
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The I don't I don't know that we'll ever see
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a more explosive hockey player than Pavel Burrey?
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Is it sad to say that? If you asked said Brad,
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like I want to know your favorite five hockey players
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of all time, he's probably number two and he's a
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Vancouver Canuck. You know how much I hate the Canucks.
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Yep, he was that exciting. Yep, that'd be Actually that's
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another good episode. Idea is another good episode just just
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for you know, to reference that era of hockey, the
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Dead Pock era, where those guys meant so much more.
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One of, if not my favorite Alckey player ever, probably
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number two. Like you said about Rays Paul Korea, Oh
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really man, he was just so so skilled.
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I think I think we do need to sit down
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and do our top five because I got some odd ones,
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like I was a big dean with Cicarelli fan.
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Yeah, that's cool.
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We should do that. We should. That's a good episode.
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Yeah, I think my I'll just mention this because it's funny.
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But like I was at the Western Conference final between
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Vegas and Edmonton in twenty twenty five and Edmonton and
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I was at the game where the puck went off
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Drysels skating into their own net and they lost like
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four to three with like a minute left, and it
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just sucked the life right out of the building, like
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the first time I'd been in that building. Beautiful, I'm
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like the rest of Edmonton, but yeah, it was, it
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was like hall Man like just brutal.
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Anyway, for a team that's only won one Stanley Cup,
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we have a we have a handful of good goals
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that we've talked about today, and I just hope and
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pray that when we do this episode again ten years
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from now, we've got a handful because with some of
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the talent we have coming up right now, boy, I
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feel like, uh, we could have some more epic ones in.
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The Do you have that DVD set ten Greatest playoff Games?
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Got it right?
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Do you know how hard that must have been to
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put that together?
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Yeah? No one else is hard. He's like, I wanted
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to watch it the other day and I'm like, I
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don't even have a DVD player.
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I have my Xbox, So that was.
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What is this world coming?
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Too?
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Well? Thanks for joining Kyle and I on this special
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episode of Flames Unfiltered. Fun talking about the non typical
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flames stuff, the history stuff, the stuff that made us
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flame stuff right, Yeah, it's fun. You'll see a collage
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of these throughout the off season this year, and yeah,
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I hope you enjoy them as much as Kyle and
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I enjoy putting out these special episodes. And make sure
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you join us next week for another episode of Flames
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Can't wait, So elsas don't fling twice before the rough
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Hey, Flat Sands, Welcome to another special episode of Flames
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and Filter Glayer hosts Kyle Lewison Brad Bird, and today
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we are talking about remarkable special Flames and goals. Epic, epic,
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that's the word, That's what it is. So it's even
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better like it's like the top of the top tier.
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I wish, I wish we had more of them for
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this franchise.
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Well maybe that's why I did the intro the way
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I did, because there's there's so few, you know, that's
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actually true. There's that's a pretty amazing ones. And we
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didn't prep this at all, so I know we both
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gave it some thought. But it's gonna be fun to.
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Wrote. I wrote some notes so I could have. Yeah,
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I mean there's some. I mean, I think when you
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will look at this franchise and you say, okay, what
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goal does everybody remembered the most? I think you got
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to bring up the nineteen any nine down the Cup
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final game six Landy McDonald insurance. You know, I mean,
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I this this goal at the Montreal Forum was a
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huge goal, right, Well.
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It's the first. It's the only team that ever won
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a Cup on Forum ice that wasn't the habs themselves and.
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So I think that's the most epic goal in Flames history.
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Was it the best one? No? Was it the one
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that I was the most excited about? No, I was
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pretty young Australia, I remember it, you know. But there's
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been a lot of them that really have stood the
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test of time, right, Yeah, for sure.
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a lot. We kind of take that for granted because
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you know, the years go by and obviously the team
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hasn't really won anything of any consequence since then. So
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the cop at the end of the day. You can
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that one kind of stands alone.
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kind of like a barrage of them, and that's what
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what I call the eliminator goals. The Martin Jellen of
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the two thousand and four playoffs, you know, he had
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the Game six game winner versus San Jose that sent
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this Flame to the Stanley Cup Finals. He had the
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Game six o t winner Troit first Detroit the end
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of that series that was late, you know, that was
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an overtime. And then in Game seven of the Vancouver
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series he had the ot winner of that one that
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clinched that first round. I mean that's boom, boom, boom.
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time clutch goalscoring and quite and many people argue scored
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the goal that would have won another cup that is arguable.
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Did it go in? Did it not? With Nika Hobby
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tread carefully here, that's gonna become the whole episodes. So yes,
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the selling the goals, I mean all of them. The
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one against Detroit especially is the one that stands out
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I remember the one against the back off in San
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Jose though as well, but it doesn't seem to anywhere.
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that San Jose goal when he scored that, I remember
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Jose series, for you, it had to been mind blowingly late.
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at nine o'clock my time, eight o'clock time in Calgary.
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and whatnot that I would be up late watching listening
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to the postgame radio. It was harder, much harder back
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then than it is now. But I you know, it
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just wonderful. And gosh was that. I remember when he
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scored that I jumped off the couch and like, pore
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my my shoulders so bad. I couldn't lift my arm
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for like a week. Just ah, just I and sent
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on my computer and ordering that remember the I know
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you have one that khaki colored Western Conference champions hatted
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again the war. Yeah, I remember ordering it that night. Yeah.
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Hockey News not that long ago, and he was going
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to try and send me all of the articles they'd
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I think all that stuff just got deleted or lost
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or whatever. But anyway, he was never able to recover
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any of it. But yeah, another epic, epic, epic goal
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from that run because of it was an overtime because
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I how he saw it was Steve Monitor. Oh yeah,
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like that, oh wait, the pass, the way that he
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just strode in like just and just shot top corner,
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the way he ran on the ice. He played for
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the Saint John Flames two for a while, huge part
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of that Cup run. He was the piece we traded
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to get Christian Eucilius. But that goal was just oh man,
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that was so cool. It was like, oh God, probably
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two am here. I was in high school, I was
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sixteen years old, and I was I was wearing one
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flames jersey to school every day and the second one
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is a cape. During that whole run, it was I
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had a little flag too, and I just like, wait,
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I asked my history teacher him, like, is it okay
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if I waived this flag periodically throughout the class as
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a gag go ahead? It's fine.
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I remember that was some good times, some good good times.
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episode just on that run. We will do that one
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of these ones.
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So I go back to being in attendance for Johnny
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Gudrou's game tired against Anaheim in twenty fifteen. Yep uh
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and the and the call deft, delicate, deadly Johnny Gudrou,
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you know, like that was that was really cool?
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How about is how about Johnny Goodrou's twenty twenty two
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Playoff Round one game seven over the time Dallas. I mean,
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that's got to be up there in this franchise as
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top goals. A goal that really should have never went
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in because of the angle he was at. Oh it
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was wild over your shoulders is beyond me, but especially
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on how well he had played in that series. But
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me or I called him, and like it was like
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one thirty or two in the morning here and he
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in that's actual. We agreed to meet in Calgary later
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that week for the series against Sooilers. I honestly, I
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don't exaggerate when I say that's that was one of
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the happiest nights of my life. I was so tired
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at work the next day. I was just exhausted. But
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it was so so cool.
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fun run.
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epic goals. We'll have to do an episode sometimes on
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the nicest goals. Oh yeah, no, whether it's like the
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Faribe won the PRAC one the other night, the cadre Ones.
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tip of my tongue.
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The flurry Nights to ninety one. Is that the one.
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Game six, first round nineteen. Think about this, though, as
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many highlight shows that you'll see the Landie McDonald goal,
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I will argue anybody that this goal is the second
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most or even the most viewed Calgary Flame intro highlight ever.
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Was theo Flury's sliding down the ice on his back.
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I mean it's on highlights on everything, It's on Game.
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Hockey Canada forever. Yes, I think that goal. Actually, I've
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seen it more than i've seen the McDonald one of
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him being honest, I.
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this This is a goal. This may be the most
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viewed Flames goal ever.
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shift with again Law where Spriking scored in Game six,
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sorry game five against Tampa. I actually ran downstairs in
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my underwear five five my dad. I was just I
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was laying in bed watching it and I've just lost
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my fucking mind. But yeah, that's and people kind of
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forget it was to pricking that scored it, and he
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was actually a really good Flame for the brief time
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that he was in golfge I like, yeah, and he
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was part of the trade along with any got to
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bring in Damon Lanco, who became one of the better
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centers we had. So there's some more history for you.
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importance with every other one except for you know, obviously McDonald's.
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Game seven, but that Game six goal, man, it just it.
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It stands at test of time. There's a picture of
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it hanging. I got an a canvas of that one
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on in my bathroom. Actually nice, really really really really
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fun moment, A one that often gets forgotten, but the
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importance was huge. Round one, Game six, twenty fifteen, Matt
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stage In scores a game winning goal to clinch a
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series first game back after the death of his son.
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How does this not I mean, I remember.
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though wh the sun died.
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the right Okay, okay, yeah, So that series that goal.
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I had told my girlfriend at the time, Karen, I
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had said, if the Flames win this series, I have to.
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is just anyway, it's expensive. Yeah, that's only one of
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the problems anyway. But I had told her, I said,
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What do you mean you have to go. I'm like, well,
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I just decided I have to go. So that's how
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I wound up in the series against the Ducks, right.
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he was on the line with Michael Ferlin and David Jones. Yeah,
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one of the biggest and you know, for a guy
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much maligned because he's part of the p enough trade
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luckily for us, not so much for on his play
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fell off a cliff after he left Calgary, but stage
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acquired with a Gimla, it looked good, you know, and
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it was never to be and he kind of got
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that jokey moniker of Maddie franchise. But he became a
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super important mentor, faced off specialist, penalty killer, chipped in
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the occasional offense, and then he scored one of the
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biggest goals in Flames history.
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we forget how important he was.
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that too much of that trade, but like that was
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like there was so many spare parts thrown in there.
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Toronto as they often seem to do with cal greend
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of taking a key part of our team, we get
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a much as fair parts back, but Matt Stage and
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actually made that trade pretty palpable, you know in retrospect. Yeah,
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but yeah, that goal was absolutely huge and the patience
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he showed to roof that and Ryan Miller like I've
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on prior episodes without the mediocre to the Flames, Like
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it's easy to take some of those moments for granted
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but what more do you have in life than moments
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that mean something to you? Right, and when you can
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think back on you know, where you were when a
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goal was scored or if you're at a certain game
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and that happened, like you, that's what it's all about.
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college hockey. You know, we all have other favorite hockey
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teams too, So I remember moments where I mean I
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of them. Yeah, because I'm such a huge Flames fan.
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every team, and that's what makes sports so damn fun
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it's kind of funny because like, if I said to
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you right now, who are the top five Flames goal
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scorers in the history of the Flames, could you name
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all five? I mean I would have been wrong.
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I would have been wrong. Like againlands leads it. Aarren
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this franchise. How good he was? Uh, He's third, Gary
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have one of the epic goals, but scored so many
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goals that were so important to this franchise.
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goals he scored in that two thousand and four playoff run.
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I remember, I remember his fiftieth against Joscelyn Tebo in
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the Blackhawks.
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grand ten years ago. I don't know why the hell
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I didn't, but wow, and that's worth now. Yeah, there's
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still like some huge goals, but in terms of like
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importance and epic moment, yeah, there wasn't. Again, there's some
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there's some of that in those playing that playoff run,
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but other than that, not a not a ton of
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the big ones were his.
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What was the most epic goal you saw in person?
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Obviously it's not going to be an epic in the franchise,
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but what was the.
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One Almos like the Johnny gudro won a good Sanahim
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where he tied the game nineteen seconds left, top of
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the circle, roofed on Freddie Anderson.
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Who you know, why is this one? Why does this
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one stand out to me? Remember a couple of years
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ago when you were in Calgary and Sharon Govich scored
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that one goal against Pittsburgh.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, Well that was a crazy comeback game
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that was just, I.
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Mean epic in very different terms, but that night that
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was epic.
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Yeah. My dad was with me and I had a
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good friend of my Brittany, and yeah, that was nuts.
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That was actually that's crazy. That's when that was the
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worst game I ever saw Chrys Latang play professionally. He
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was a minus three. He got a kadre burned and
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real bad and the goal he scored went end to end,
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just went right around like as a pylon. But yeah,
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Sharon Govic at the game Winter the night was that
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was wild. And that's the thing, like you think about
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certain ones that were just really fun to be a
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part of, even if they're kind of meaningless in the end.
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Like remember that the fourteen fifteen season, all those comeback wins,
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those last minute game time goals and overtime winners. I mean,
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how many of those that Sean Monahan have.
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How many times did we jump off the couch that year? Oh?
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I think that's why I needed a new couch.
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Just wor It's crazy when you think back to that
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season like that, that was mind blowing. We we were I
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was off the charts a lot of nights. You know,
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it was a fun season.
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Mike Camillary he scored some pretty big goals, you know,
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he scored a lot of them for for Calgary. Thirty nine,
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that one that first season. He had the Flames that
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one off season until he was reacquired years later. Trying
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to think of some others.
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Like trying to think of which one in person that
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I remember the most. I know this sounds crazy, but
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it was probably ninety two, were nine three? What yeared at? No? No,
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it was later. What year did Winnipeg leave the first time?
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Ninety four? So it was the ninety five ninety six season.
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I went up to Winnipeg to watch the Flames and
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that was the game that Theo Fleury took a puck
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in the bench in the face and had to leave
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in the third period. But I remember I remember Steve
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Chas on Rest in Peace, he fired a slap shot
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that went right in the upper corner on Nikolai Hobbiboolin
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for the Big Jets, they put the Flames out one
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to nothing. In that game, Flames extended the lead to
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a four to four to one, and Keith Kachuk rattled
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off three straight goals and.
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Beatus, as was common with Keith Chuck in the middle nineties.
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Yes, I got a question for you. I've been talking
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about epic goals that we remember for the flames. What's
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an epic goal that an opponent scored on us? It
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still makes you cringe because I have one that I
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will never forget, the exact place I was sitting, what
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I was doing, and how shitty I felt for weeks.
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The Marty San Luis Game six overtime wonder that killed me?
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That that killed me, And that's when I was like, fuck,
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it's over right.
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You know which one sticks out in my mind? Nineteen
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ninety four, Game seven, Western Conference Quarterfinals, A pass from
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Jeff Brown to the Russian Rocket goes out. Yeah, beats
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Vernon four to three victory. They came back from a
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three to one deficit, and I can still I just
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remember the deflated feeling I felt.
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The I don't I don't know that we'll ever see
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a more explosive hockey player than Pavel Burrey?
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Is it sad to say that? If you asked said Brad,
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like I want to know your favorite five hockey players
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of all time, he's probably number two and he's a
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Vancouver Canuck. You know how much I hate the Canucks.
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Yep, he was that exciting. Yep, that'd be Actually that's
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another good episode. Idea is another good episode just just
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for you know, to reference that era of hockey, the
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Dead Pock era, where those guys meant so much more.
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One of, if not my favorite Alckey player ever, probably
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number two. Like you said about Rays Paul Korea, Oh
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really man, he was just so so skilled.
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I think I think we do need to sit down
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and do our top five because I got some odd ones,
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like I was a big dean with Cicarelli fan.
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Yeah, that's cool.
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We should do that. We should. That's a good episode.
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Yeah, I think my I'll just mention this because it's funny.
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But like I was at the Western Conference final between
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Vegas and Edmonton in twenty twenty five and Edmonton and
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I was at the game where the puck went off
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Drysels skating into their own net and they lost like
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four to three with like a minute left, and it
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just sucked the life right out of the building, like
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the first time I'd been in that building. Beautiful, I'm
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like the rest of Edmonton, but yeah, it was, it
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was like hall Man like just brutal.
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Anyway, for a team that's only won one Stanley Cup,
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we have a we have a handful of good goals
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that we've talked about today, and I just hope and
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pray that when we do this episode again ten years
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from now, we've got a handful because with some of
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the talent we have coming up right now, boy, I
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feel like, uh, we could have some more epic ones in.
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The Do you have that DVD set ten Greatest playoff Games?
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Got it right?
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Do you know how hard that must have been to
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put that together?
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Yeah? No one else is hard. He's like, I wanted
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to watch it the other day and I'm like, I
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don't even have a DVD player.
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I have my Xbox, So that was.
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What is this world coming?
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Too?
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Well? Thanks for joining Kyle and I on this special
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episode of Flames Unfiltered. Fun talking about the non typical
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flames stuff, the history stuff, the stuff that made us
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flame stuff right, Yeah, it's fun. You'll see a collage
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of these throughout the off season this year, and yeah,
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I hope you enjoy them as much as Kyle and
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I enjoy putting out these special episodes. And make sure
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you join us next week for another episode of Flames
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Can't wait, So elsas don't fling twice before the rough
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du well the cut of check that's not man, check
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that's gen everyone side listen.
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