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and Joshua LIPPA. Hey Josh Hey
Massimo, when was the last time you
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no way. I was like,
there's no fucking way. What a guy
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gots gets me all. You didn't
hear that voice right? Please tell me,
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didn't you? Please tell me did
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careers, my my careers over.
We would love to have anyone. It's
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we'll get there eventually. Welcome back, Lads and gentlemen. It's been
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a long time. Haven't talk to
you guys since March thirteen. That's on
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us, guys. We Are we're
all students with very busy lives, you
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know, trying to find a time
where all four of us are free to
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chord. It's quite a mission and
hopefully, you know, going forward we're
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able to find some more consistency,
especially as las schedule starts to pick up
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here in the second half. Okay, so, without further ADO, the
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first game we're to talk about was
played March nineteen. It was Calgary Flames
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Games in each Toronto, Saint Pat's
save time and happiness. We're not going
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to talk about much about this game, just going to go over the score.
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At least lost his game for three
Brendan. Who Do you have?
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Is Relief of the game. I
Have Jason Spetzas my leaf of the game,
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starting off his his goal streak,
which will get into. But yeah,
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I have Jason Spets rupple. Who
Do you have? It's through Marner,
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and there go cheeky goal. You
know he was a pretty use kind
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of a stud that game as well. So just got a toss him in.
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Luca Buddy, all right, flip
flop between the two of them,
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but I'm gonna go Mitch Mariner.
All right, and for me I'm taking
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Justin Hall, which was the game
where he had three separate fights. He
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played pretty well. Just play with
a bunch of heart. Justin Hall's a
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leaf of the game for me.
He also had like, wait, a
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ton of penalty minutes that game.
Justin Hall got in three fights. Okay,
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well, three actile classified as a
fight. The other two were scraps
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after the whistle. That lric yeah, yeah, which, here's the thing.
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I love that because it shows he's
got heart. But like he had
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like a good was it? He
was either seven or nine penalty minutes this
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game, like it's gotta take it
easy. Well then, I mean,
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I don't really mind it, because
they're of there are else offsetting penalties and
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we did punish for it acause you
take someone else with you, it's good.
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Yeah, I guess true. All
right, so that was that game.
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We're going to head into the next
Calgary versus Toronto game. This is
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Campbell versus Riddick and Sheldon Keith through
the blender. For this lineup. He's
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Got Simmons, Matthews, Marner,
deal China, Tavarsni, lander, Thornton,
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Kerfoot Spezza and the fourth line of
Mackay, of Anglol and Hyman.
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And what I learned after this game
is there's no numbers on our lines anymore,
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like everyone plays everywhere. Usually the
older guys they there, their lifest
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time will be the diminished and hymen
will end up anywhere around seventeen to twenty,
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no matter what line he'll be on. So I don't think you can
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just be look at the least and
be like that's their fourth line, that's
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their third line. I don't think
that's a thing true, because, I
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mean, we've talked about a million
times. But Keith, he loves changing
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the lines up. If he doesn't
like something, he loves switching it up,
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and that's something that I like that
he does. And you did it
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again this game. And what do
you guys think about that? All Center
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line with Spetziport and third foot sptz
Uh oh, I really get is gets
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spent some more ice time. Like
at first glance it was a little odd
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looking, but I mean it kind
of I don't know. Do you think
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it works? If I'm honest,
I sorry. Go for Luca. I
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don't want spots on Forton on the
same line. I feel like it's it's
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kind of a waste of veteran experience. Marines. Yeah, I don't know
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about that. I mean look at
Spetza. Guys on a gold streak right
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now. Well, like, yeah, of course I'm saying keep him,
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but like, I don't really know
where Joe Thornton fits into this lineup.
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And I don't either, really don't. It's a it's a sad day for
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for good old jumbo over there.
I think he's a fourth liner in the
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playoffs. If I'm honest, yeah, he's got I mean he might be
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even in the press box. If
he's not, no, but honestly he
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might be. See, the thing
with Thorne is he's more of an impact
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player off the ice and on the
ice, and you can't be an impact
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player if you're not on the bad
see, if you're, if your role
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of the team is a good impact
player off the ice, you know that's
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layer. Well, yeah, you
should not be in playoffs. We can
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pay you to be in the locker
room and just know. But those are
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the guys you want in playoffs.
Those the guys. Yeah, I mean
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he's got a time. He's got
a time of this. has a killed
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for Stanley Cup? No, so, I mean it's not like he's Got
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Stanley Cup experience. That's wrong,
dare. He has made he has made
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it to the finals. He has
made it to the finals but never got
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a right say. Those are the
LINEUPS. First period. Muzn't holds the
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PUCK. He chips it in for
Spetza. He said it was the pocket.
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Snipes far side over riddick's shoulder.
Beautiful Snipe from Jason. Spetza breat
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slearly, covering the entire side of
the net and then he realizes the other
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side of the that is wide open
and Spezzi just knipes it there. Guy
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Still got it. Man Like I've
been loving the watch that's his shops while
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season. This whole season looking unreal, like he aged backwards. I don't
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know about that, but like last
year, he was not this good.
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Yeah, it is not better,
but in one of those what? But
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he also wasn't, I don't,
think, played as much as he was
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last year. Not so I think
that might be one of the lease most
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valuable signings, especially when it comes
to getting ready for a four hundred percent
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second period. Three minutes remaining,
hyman takes it on his own around the
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net and snipes leaves up to nothing. Doesn't matter what line he's on,
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he's still effective, always an impact
wherever he is in the lineup, for
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sure, and yeah, that's that's
the game. They went to nothing.
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Brendon leaf of the game, Buddy. I'M gonna give mine to Alex Kel
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Chen Yuc or right first, came
in there on to the one of the
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team. He's has been here for
too long. Got Up on that second
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line there, and yeah, you
played well. I am going to give
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mine to adjust our sorry Jack Campbell. He had a shut out this game.
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He made a some great desperation stage
stacking the pads. Just Jack Campbell,
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great performance. Look, who do
you have? And I couldn't have
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said it's better myself. Also going
to give it to Jack Campbell. Made
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A ton of crucial saves to keep
the lease in the game. And Yeah,
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buddy, got a shut out.
So and looking kind of cant,
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went off there and I wasn't very
nice. He's but it's all good,
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all right, well, good.
I'M gonna give it to Zon Khim and
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obviously Jock Campbell played a great game. Himan led the team with six shots.
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No one else had higher than three. Yep, and he's he's really
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earning his spot to be signed at
the end of this year, for sure.
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I've been loving him and and with
that we head into the game that
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ended yesterday Toronto at Ottawa. Before
the game was announced Fredy will be out
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in to the next seven to ten
days. Per Sheldon Keith. It's Campbell's
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net now. Simon still on the
top leftwinger, first line, gut still
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the second leftwinger, and we head
into the game. First period. Eight
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minutes in, Matthews gets a break
in tight for his break. Makes the
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Save, but matthews gets hooked as
it goes to the back hand. Pretty
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good opportunity there by Matthews, but
for his break with that great stretch save,
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getting the leg out and Tom Foresburg
he was yeah, three. I
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just want to mention. Who the
fuck is this guy? Let me talk.
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I don't know. I'd never heard
of him. Sorry, Messi,
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but I just I had never heard
of him before today. Like I don't
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understand what it is. Go ahead, can we talk about the fact that
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Ottawa paid Marie four million for five
years to be their fifth best goalie.
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I know, bro and that he's
injured as well. Fifth Best? You
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really think I mean and Tony's easy
though? No, no, what's exaggerating.
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He's exaggerating is just like, if
you look at the stats, he
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has been their fifth best goalie,
but obviously reading over, fine, what
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we're gonna pay the rest of their
goalies that? If murriey got that?
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Yeah, belaves go to the power
play. The sends kill it, but
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the leaves dominate on that power play
too. Bars gets an interference penalty.
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Sends Power Play, the leafs kill
it. Brown gets a hooking called.
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Leaves go to the power play.
Someone steps on Matthew Sticks, so he
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gets interference penalty, and it's just
back and forth penalties. You noticing the
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trend here? All you notice in
a trend here when these are even yeah,
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I mean, we'll go over it
once. You know it's coming.
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The whole McKay of breaking shorthanded and
Chapat slashes him. The hype mccav's like
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thirty breakaway shorthanded. Man, dude, this guy gets in like so many
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opportunities on the on the Pek.
If his hands were just a bit better,
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he'd beasts. If you gave him
the hands of like you know how
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to hit the neck. Yeah,
if you gave him like the hands of
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like a mediocre, like average player, he could have like forty points by
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now. Oh, for sure,
for sure. See, yeah, Shabat
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Slash mcaev on that breakaway. So
least go back to the powerplay. Campbell
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gets stuck behind his net tyranny pressures
him and forces a turnover. Brown scores
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the empty netter sends up one nothing, just like that whole crudele move.
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Yeah, I was unfortunate on Campbell. I mean like the think the thing
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that I was thinking about in that
situation was if that was Freddy there that
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did that, he would have gotten
absolutely seward by everyone. Like I said,
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that exact thing the mathma would not
happen. Okay, if you were
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not, if you want to seven
different videos. You want to get into
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it now, Freddy, if Reddy
did that, yeah, I would have
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sewed him. But Campbell did that. Yes, he made the mistakes,
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but in this game he made safe
to keep his team in the game.
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Also, do want to say the
difference between Campbell and Freddy is when Freddy
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makes a mistake like that, he
lets it get on, he lets it
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affect his game. Thing with Campbell. Thing with Campbell is like even after
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to like I don't know if you
saw, but after that he let that
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kind of bone headed play insavirus kind
of went up to him and said Hey,
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get it back, and I feel
like you, he did get it
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back. In that game. You
made a lot of weeks. Again,
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yeah, and I mean made a
lot of really good saves following that place.
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Sure, you made another bone head
of play, but like you gotta,
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you gotta account for the fact that
he made he had a pretty good
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game. Aside from that. The
thing with Campbell this game is he made
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the mistakes, yes, but he
also made up for it by keeping his
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team in the game and winning that
game for sure. So at least turn
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the puck over. It's Auano and
Campbell gets across and makes the save.
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As I was talking about, with
five minutes or mating in the second hyman
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is busting down the wing. He
throws it on brody tips, it goes
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off the crossbar, bounces off mckayov's
chest and it's tied out of one.
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I actually died of laughter watching that
goal because, like the cavs, so,
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it inadvertently hit the PUP. He's
trying to avoid the bus. It's
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just kind of like bounced off him
and he was completely motionless as well.
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Like you, didn't, he didn't
even mean to do it that at all
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that was like the most like Joe
Thornton goal I ever seen. Yeah,
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and the reps are going under review, like, what are you? What
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are you doing here? It didn't
go off of his skate, it didn't
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go off his glove. What are
you reviewing here? Yeah, and then
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I'm glad they took the only like
thirty seconds three. Yeah, because I
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was most certainly a goal, I
think. Honestly, on that play though,
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I thought it hit his stick like
when it first happened, but then
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when I saw the videos, okay, that's a goal. Yeah. So,
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going into halfway through the second period, Riley Cross checks could truck in
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front of the net. He goes
to the box, which confuses me because
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I thought cross checks in front of
the net don't get called anyway. Sends
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go to the power play. Could
chucks in alone on Campbell and Jack Campbelt
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stretches across, gets the pad out, he makes the save and the leafs
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kill off the power play. Period
ends leaves out shooting the Sends Two Thousand
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Nine hundred and twenty four heading into
the third. Here, nine minutes in,
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Kerfoot to Spezza. He wires a
slapshot on and it goes off as
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it says, leg pass fors Burg. They align the line with a combined
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age of a hundred and four strikes
and they've got two all. Why did
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you? Why did you feel the
need to do the math on that?
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I didn't. They play byplay guys
did did it for me. I'm like,
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this has to be brought up.
That's hilarious. Hanks, I time
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screw him, honest honestly. Honestly, though, since that guy's gone to
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Ottawa, he's been a different player. Sites of yeah, because he's not
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on the top pair. Well,
yeah, but he's. I'm what I'm
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saying is he's been a lot better
on Ottawa than he has been on the
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leaves. I don't know. I
talked to some sense fans are not very
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impressed with him, I mean with
that contract, specially on that contract.
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What is it? What even is
this contract? Sites of R? I
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known you on just googling. Yes, involved here. That was the most
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unenthusiastic thing of every seen. Like
yes, yeah, seven years, thirty
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one point five million. Oh,
I was going there, man. Well,
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and then you just steal a spotlight. Anyway. What a guy.
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He's going it. which the Cape? Is it? Five? Just through
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something, because Becau said the thirty
one point five. I'm see, here's
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thirty one and five. So that's
the mouths one. Let's see, let's
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see. Can Mess like two five, isn't it? What? It's not.
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It's like four points something old fuck, Oh, quit your day job.
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But it's for four point, four
point five around. Okay, okay,
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still the term is I've led stupid. Why would you sign the keys
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side set to a seven year contract? Yeah, six million years talking.
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He is seven year, forty two
million. Cry. Let's yeah, Nassy,
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that's pretty brutal, meth, but
anyway, it's too UN leaves anyway,
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and about two minutes, let it
later, Campbell plays it behind the
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net and the sends get it back
for me. Inton shovels that five hole
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and it's to to. I don't
think Campbell has enough confidence to be playing
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the Puckett gave. Yeah, Oh, definitely not. This guy's gonna be
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d just leave it. Oh yeah, he's gonna be tying himself to the
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net. Thanks came. The thing
I was saying with to Luca is,
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yes, he made those mistakes,
but he didn't have any pluck support,
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and that's what keeps said after the
game. He said Campbell made the right
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play on both. The guys were
not there to make the pass. Like
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camel, I don't know. I
don't know about the second one. Like,
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as a goalie you have to know
who's around you. Yeah, it's
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not your job to go play it
on park. I'd rather you stay in
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the net and let them do try
and dual cheeky wrap around. You're in
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the net. See, he played
that because there was two cents go.
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We're going to be straight onto the
pluck because there's three, three leafs behind
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those two sens. yeah, Campbell
in that position, you're playing that puck.
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Not the end of the day,
though, it's either that to on
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Oh when he's in the net,
or this. I think it's a goal
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anyway. Either way, man,
that's a cross creaser. Yeah, but
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I mean, I don't know.
You give yourself more of a shot the
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other way though. Yeah, for
sure. Look at where we're going to
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say. So I don't remember.
Okay, so it's tied too, too
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and we head into overtime and I'm
sure me and LIPP are having heart palpitations.
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Yeah, so I started off with
our brandon and I just not having
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heart palpitations, is it? I
don't know. His last episode he said
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he gets hard puplitations when we get
into overtime, and you guys didn't say
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anything. You'RE gonna say yeah,
me too, heart competitions in daytoday life.
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So I was probably having the mother
she's look at we're having palpitations.
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I mean, I wasn't like in
our chances, because the the leaves for
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pretty much a coin toss and ots. So, but I think gave it
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wasn't on the other team. Anything
is literally a coin toss and it would
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I like our chances gainst the sens
and three on tree. Yeah, Hey,
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the moment you say that is the
moment we get swept in the first
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round the playoffs. All right,
also the moments and all besides. Turning
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to a old Oh okay, I
remember. I was going to say no.
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So back to the foremanton goal.
What is it with the leafs and
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letting these guys get their fucking first
goal of thenestly, honestly, like Foremanton,
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who the hell are you, buddy? I've heard, I've definitely heard
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that I had never heard of him, but like the first school of the
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year, like how many times are
we going to let this happen. And
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also, the sends best player that
game was by far Clark Bishop, who
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I've never heard of ever. Yeah, never heard of the guy anyways.
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So we had to over time.
Their best player that game was Forceburg.
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What are you talking about? No, like forward, like hey, you
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guys like honors around as all.
Yeah, so we had to over time.
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Keep starts it off with Matthews,
marn or Riley and then he goes
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to far as the lander hall,
then he goes back matthews, Marner Riley
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and then he goes to Kerfoot,
cal Chen Yuck and brody. I thought
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that was interesting. Then he goes
to knee Lanard, too far as brody,
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and then matthews, Mourner Riley.
So the sends have a chance for
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a three on one, but Matthews
decides to stick out his leg and walks
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the pass. He takes the fuck
around the Defenseman, goes past for Swardsburg,
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but he misses the net. MARN
picks it up from behind me at
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feeds hall and front. He uncourts
it and the waves win three, two.
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I I was crapping bricks on that
three on one coming the other way.
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Yeah, I know, beautiful play
by Matthews, first of all,
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a second of all. So then
get to then recover the Puck, pull
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an absolutely disgusting move he did.
SORS that that's goal of the year.
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Can All right, for sure.
For sure, I mean disgusting move,
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but the fact that that a goal
still happened from that move is still disgusting
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itself. I also wanted to say, Massy sent this to me earlier today,
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that Justin Hall now has the same
on a goals. Is Taylor Hall
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the Season Right? Yeah, which
I find fucking amazing. Also, Jeff
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Skinner has three points. Christian Jari
has three points. That's pretty good stead
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those those are the kind of fact
you gotta bring up math month like I
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saw it on instagram. I sent
it to Limboum, like there's no where
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this is real any facts. Checked
it and it was to find offensive stats
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for coal bro. That is actually
so funny. All right, so the
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least when that game three to two, they head into versing Connor mcdavid and
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the oilers tomorrow, Saturday, which
would be today when you're hearing this.
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So I'm going to start things off. My Leaf of the game was Justin
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Hall. I thought you played really
well. He got the game winner.
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LIPPA, who do you have?
There's between hall and Spets of it.
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You know, I gotta give it
to hall for that game winner. I
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mean beauty play by the kid,
beauty shot. Had to finish it and
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he did. So given it to
him and look up. All right.
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I thought about haul, but for
me Jason Spetzel's by far the most underrated
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player on this team and any time
we're in a little bit of a slumpy
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knows exactly what to do to get
us going and give us some momentum,
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way, a little fire under our
butt. So Spencer, hundred percent.
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Yeah, and Brendon's I was calling
between HAL and Marner. So I thought
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had a pretty good game. Got
A lot of shots, but I'm going
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to go with I'm gonna go with
Hall. You know he's been playing really
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well defensively chip in that game winner, so I'm with all all right.
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So that concludes all the leafs talk. We got to get to a very
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important topic here. To set it
up, during Tuesday nights red wings versus
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predators game in Nashville, Tim Peel
didn't realize as microphone was on and could
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be heard saying he wanted to get
a penalty against the preds. He goes
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on to say it wasn't much,
but I wanted to get an F and
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penalty against Nashville early and and then
cut off by saying someone I know over
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the air before Fox Sports Nashville broadcast
cut to commercial. Now the NHL quickly
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took action after that game, putting
out a statement the next morning, so
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within twelve, twenty four hours,
saying that Tim Peel will no longer be
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officiating games for the NHL. I
don't know your guys, I'm paying on
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this, but he was retiring at
the end of the year anyways. So
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the NHL basically just gave him a
four week vacation heading into his retirement.
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I mean, I think regardless,
you kind of have to do that.
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After it was all over the news
and stuff, like if nobody heard,
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like say, it was just like
a rumor around the thing, you might
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be able to just kind of let
him go and keep agree why it is
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it was. It was a for
sure a damage control thing, like he
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had to fire him after that and
honestly, with my opinion, with the
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whole reffing thing right, I don't
understand why I was talking to messy,
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but this earlier. I don't understand
why reffs get boggled in this mindset where
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they need to even out penalties.
Right, sure, if it's if it's
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it's playoff hockey, I kind of
get it. But at the same time,
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with why are you trying to even
out penalties? Just call the penalties
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when you see them with then you
and you don't have to even up penalties.
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Just officiate the game. Do Your
job, okay, your job is
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not to even the fucking game out. Your job is to call the game
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the way, the way it's meant
to be called, which is calling it
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by by the rule book. Just
do that. I don't understand why they
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try to even the game out.
It's the thing that bothers me with how
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the angel handled this is they they're
trying to play it off like they came
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down hard on him with the Hammer, but they really did nothing. Exactly.
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They didn't. They didn't change anything. They didn't like go talk to
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the rest of the refs like they're
acting like this is just one bad apple.
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It's because correct me if I'm wrong. Didn't they make all the refs
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were mics now they all, yeah, were mikes. They already wear Mike's.
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But there was actually I remember watching
the Steve Dad, I think it
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was Steve's angle episode where there is
there is footage of a ref actually covering
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a his mic, ring is mine
in the Toronto game when Simmons was talking
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to the REF. So now all
the refs are fucking paranoid. Yeah,
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because I set to just let me
get back to my match fixing in peace.
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Like yeah, it's like it's like, why are you covering your mic
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if you're not saying anything bad?
So if you like, if you cover
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your mic, you're just raising more
suspicion. Yeah, well, here's the
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thing. Right after something like that, these all these rests want to do
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is like they're just trying to,
at the end of the day, make
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a living. So, like I
don't think they want anything they say to
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make to get taken out of context
and like end up being the next Tim
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Peel, you know. Yeah,
so I feel like that's the whole thing
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as well. Right, you're bred
to get to your point very soon.
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It's trying to add this in here
in the CBA. There's also no mention
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of refs saying that they have to
wear mics, but in the officiating handbook
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they have to wear mikes. So
that's where the great line is and I
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think that's why they do wear their
mics, but I don't think they are
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required to. But it's what handbook
you want to follow anyway, Brendan,
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what do you want to talk about
it? So for me I have a
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little different stance on this than most
people. I think all professional sports are
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rigged in some way and I don't
think that the refs act alone in these
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calls. I think a lot of
it comes from the higher ups in the
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League and they needed a scapegoat.
When something like this comes out, you
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can't just go along with it and
be like, Oh, yeah, he
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didn't say or whatever, like he
was already retiring in what four weeks or
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what, at the end of the
year. So it's an easy thing for
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them to just let this guy go, even though I don't think it's the
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rest that make the decisions. Yeah, and do you think this could have
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been preplanned, like, Oh,
I don't think I don't know. No,
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I don't think preplan conspiracy. Yeah, I like it. I do
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know there has even more than one
human error for this to happen. Yeah,
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I don't think he was really planned, but um mass more and I
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were also having those that discussion.
He thinks that the raffing and hockey is
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the worst raffing in professional sports.
Not. I like that as definitely bias.
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I'm absolutely disagree with that. I
think as of lately, I think
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as of lately it has based.
No, it's good, basically, but
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guys, I think no, it's
regardless. I think every spoty's memals fabres
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probably is the worst. Yeah,
so I don't think there's an argument there.
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I think there is. It a
fittive answer, I think. I
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think baseball is actually the best officiated
game in all sports and I think basketball
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is the worst I far. I
think it's pretty easy to fish ate soccer
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pretty well, though. He's does
a big boar thing. The only thing
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for me with professional baseball the amount
of power that an umpire has. Like
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you're right, yeah, hockey reps
do not have the power to oute.
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The coaches disrespecting me. Your tossed
players are suspecting me. Your toss your
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well, you're a hundred percent your
hunderstand right. The only thing that I'm
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going to say is we always harp
on Umpires and baseball making bad like balls
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and strike calls, which is which
is fine, because that's like a whole
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part of the game. They do
have the most power of any official in
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all school. Yeah, but when
you actually look at numbers, unless you're
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Angel Hernandez and should have been fired
like twenty years ago, and you actually
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look at Umpires, they make like
ninety six percent of the right calls in
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the strikes one, like it's ridiculous
number. These people are like in that's
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CITTY, insane. Good leg coming
in really fast too. To their credit,
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it's coming in lately. Damn.
It's an extremely difficult job to do,
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probably because the whole all the rules
are pretty much on one guy.
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Right, it's mainly one guy that's
that's got a that's got to keep track
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of like everything that's happening. I'd
say football and hockey are similar in that
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a lot of the calls can be
overturned. It's kind of the same with
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basketball. Yeah, but fouls get
called way too easy and that that is
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a whole other topic that I could
get into best song, because I I
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think basketball's more soft than soccer.
Right. Definitely don't agree, but just
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though that place. So my blank
Griffin that was but um no, I
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think basketball reffing is like the you
literally, it doesn't even. You can
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do the exact same thing on like
three different plays and one time it's called
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a foul and two other times it's
not. Like pretty good, yeah,
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pretty much. What the rest to
do? Like you go down the floor
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three times, there's going to blow
their whistle once, like you just please,
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neat, so, Randy. The
only, the only thing that fans
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ask for. It and again,
I don't see why this is so hard.
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Is Consistency. If you're going to
be a bad rap, be a
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consistently bad ralip a. What you
were saying is when we were really talking
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about it is you don't get why
they feel they need to do the even
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up and I'll tell you. It's
because that's why the NHL wants their games
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to be called. Even up calls
have been in the League for decades now.
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It's very rare to find a game
with a penalty differential of more than
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one or ear or zero. For
example, the night of ten peels incident,
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there are five games on that night. Every single game had a penalty
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differential of one or zero's but that's
my that's the thing. Why? Why
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is that the case? Why?
Why do they want? Why don't want?
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What do they want? That is
level thout like close games equals more
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viewers, equals more money. That's
that's true to at the end of the
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day, it is a business.
I get it, but I don't Oh
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man, but it shouldn't come as
the at the expense of the enjoyment of
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fans. Yeah, I'm not saying
it. The NHL is just set on
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keeping the penalties fair because they don't
want it to be unfair, when,
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frankly, doing that is the most
unfair thing you can do. Exactly these
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should be able to get overturned.
I agree. No, because then you're
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adding more stops to the game.
This isn't football. Yeah, yeah,
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but but yet football is still the
most watch sport in North America. So
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clearly stoppage is not the problem.
I understand slower paced sports are tough for
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to watch, soccer, baseball,
if you don't understand it, but hockey
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doesn't have a lot of stop it. So adding this in, especially if
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it's something as useful as keeping the
game fair and balanced, I I think
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it should be that. I think
I think I agree with Luca, but
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I think you can take it out
of the book of like the NBA,
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where you get one challenge for like
anything in a game. It can be
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a penalty, ca me an offside, it can be a goal, whatever.
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You have one challenge and you can't
challenge. We're like somebody hooked you,
438
00:31:03.380 --> 00:31:06.250
you can't challenge. You can only
challenge if your guy got a penalty.
439
00:31:06.289 --> 00:31:08.369
Yeah, and you're take that away
that. I don't. I don't
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see a problem with that at all. So the last twenty one games of
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the NHL, eighteen of them,
eighteen of twenty one games had a penalty
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differential of one or zero. That's
eighty six percent of the Games in hockey.
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Penalties are are not called fairly.
That does not happen, but the
444
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NHL is just so set on keeping
things fair, which honestly makes no sense
445
00:31:30.160 --> 00:31:37.069
to me. We still needs told
you. I I understand the reasoning,
446
00:31:37.190 --> 00:31:41.430
but if it's a dumb reason,
I like saying it isn't. But yeah,
447
00:31:41.789 --> 00:31:47.579
from sports work, yeah, we
people like one one former raft to
448
00:31:47.740 --> 00:31:49.420
just come out of nowhere and say, okay, this is what they tell
449
00:31:49.420 --> 00:31:52.460
us the start of it, like
just some random dude to be like noo,
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00:31:52.660 --> 00:31:59.579
I raft backs amount of games and
just give us everything. So there's
451
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been reports actually that people who bet
on the game, the Tim Peel game,
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they want their money back, and
it sparks something here. If the
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NHL wants to gain back the money
they've lost, you the pandemic, they're
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gonna have to get their game into
gambling, because that's where sports there's going
455
00:32:14.130 --> 00:32:17.160
and a lot of review a revenue
can come from that. But gambling companies
456
00:32:17.160 --> 00:32:22.119
aren't going to go and host the
NHL Games and be wanting to. You
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00:32:22.200 --> 00:32:24.680
know, no one's going to bet
on an NHL game if the Gary Bettman
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00:32:24.799 --> 00:32:29.680
and the League doesn't fix how they
call penalties, because people aren't good at
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00:32:29.720 --> 00:32:31.950
like betting on hockey already is one
of the hardest sports to bet on because
460
00:32:31.990 --> 00:32:37.029
of all the parody, but now
that there's concrete proof that there's match fixing
461
00:32:37.109 --> 00:32:39.509
in the game, there's gonna be
no appetite to bet on hockey. Yeah,
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00:32:39.789 --> 00:32:44.940
true, which is which is unfortunate, you know. Is Yeah,
463
00:32:45.140 --> 00:32:49.420
there's match feel heavenly there's match fixing
in every professional sport. But now that
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00:32:49.539 --> 00:32:52.819
we've seen it happen in the NHL, you're right, and that's after is
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00:32:52.859 --> 00:32:57.700
another screaming, crowing, I mean
crowing. Is Fay Right? Yeah,
466
00:32:57.980 --> 00:33:05.009
yeah, it's true. You're right. There's no rest, though. The
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00:33:05.130 --> 00:33:07.049
thing that like they're just I was
actually I don't know if I told you
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00:33:07.130 --> 00:33:09.930
this guy's that, but I'm not
sense game. I predicted who is going
469
00:33:09.970 --> 00:33:14.279
to get the next penalty every single
time, perfectly correct, a hundred percent,
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00:33:14.839 --> 00:33:16.640
and it's because, I mean,
it was back for it now,
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00:33:16.680 --> 00:33:21.079
or if you go by a trend, it's not. Another thing that happens,
472
00:33:21.160 --> 00:33:23.160
though, is if you're going into
the third period with the penalties even
473
00:33:23.519 --> 00:33:28.150
they're not calling another penalty. So
teams start doing whatever the hell they want.
474
00:33:28.230 --> 00:33:30.910
And if you saw it in that
game, there was like three penalties
475
00:33:30.950 --> 00:33:32.069
they missed. Two of them were
for the least, one of them was
476
00:33:32.109 --> 00:33:35.910
against the leaves. One of them
was a blatant tripping call on Wayne Simmons.
477
00:33:35.990 --> 00:33:38.069
That literally the reft was staring at
Wayne Simmons. Oh my God,
478
00:33:38.150 --> 00:33:44.299
I saw that too. That was
so annoying. Teams like Boston have noticed
479
00:33:44.380 --> 00:33:49.460
this trend and they've built their team
off of that. Yeah, and,
480
00:33:49.740 --> 00:33:53.460
like I said, yeah, sure
it. You know, in a business
481
00:33:53.539 --> 00:33:58.009
sense, I guess I kind of
get it. I mean, I'm not
482
00:33:58.049 --> 00:34:00.809
an entrepreneur or anything, but,
like, I guess I kind of get
483
00:34:00.849 --> 00:34:05.490
it. But at the same time, you know, like it's a sport
484
00:34:05.650 --> 00:34:12.840
man. You gotta you gotta keep
it fair for everybody playing, and by
485
00:34:13.280 --> 00:34:16.119
by doing this you're not keeping it
fair. You know, I get your
486
00:34:16.239 --> 00:34:21.559
trying to have it competitive the whole
through the whole game, but, like,
487
00:34:22.480 --> 00:34:23.550
I don't know, I hate it. I don't like. Another thing
488
00:34:23.630 --> 00:34:29.710
that irks me is guys like mcdavid, highly skilled players like mcdavid, Matthews,
489
00:34:29.750 --> 00:34:32.309
etc. They should be drawing way
more penalties than what there are right
490
00:34:32.349 --> 00:34:37.309
now because they're that stale. Even
draws so many. Mcdavid draws way too
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00:34:37.389 --> 00:34:40.219
many. Doesn't draw enough, man, he really doesn't. Nick David.
492
00:34:40.260 --> 00:34:44.219
You Watch. You Watch oilers games. He does not draw enough. Really
493
00:34:44.260 --> 00:34:47.099
call a penalty against like somebody doing
something mcdavid every time he's on the ice,
494
00:34:47.300 --> 00:34:52.699
like because he's that good, you're
gonna have to commit a file at
495
00:34:52.780 --> 00:34:55.489
some point to get the puck off
of him, to stop him. Like
496
00:34:55.690 --> 00:35:00.769
I would love to see the NHL
protect their players. Why is it that
497
00:35:00.809 --> 00:35:05.170
a cross check is perfectly like perfectly
fine in front of the net when star
498
00:35:05.289 --> 00:35:07.280
players trying to screen the goalie,
but when it's anywhere else that's not in
499
00:35:07.400 --> 00:35:09.960
front of the net, it gets
called. Why wouldn't you all? Well,
500
00:35:10.599 --> 00:35:14.800
here's the thing into yeah, no, but the thing is, like
501
00:35:15.280 --> 00:35:19.559
as a defenceman, like I would
always, you know, give a Little
502
00:35:19.639 --> 00:35:22.389
Jab to the guy in front of
that because you know, you, that's
503
00:35:22.429 --> 00:35:25.789
just always been the game. You
know, of course check is a cross
504
00:35:25.829 --> 00:35:29.630
check, no matter where it is
on the ice. Yeah, but okay,
505
00:35:29.989 --> 00:35:34.389
okay, like there's there's cross checking
a guy into the boards and then
506
00:35:34.429 --> 00:35:37.139
there's kind of jabbing at him.
I think they're two different things. They
507
00:35:37.139 --> 00:35:42.340
are. Okay, there, a
cross check to the back is a cross
508
00:35:42.340 --> 00:35:45.539
check to the back, no matter
where I am on the ice. NOPE,
509
00:35:45.780 --> 00:35:49.019
no, but if he doesn't move
nearly as much as he does flying
510
00:35:49.139 --> 00:35:52.849
into the board's face first, it
clearly crossed. I get down to the
511
00:35:52.929 --> 00:35:57.889
ICE. Okay, that's different.
That's different, though. Okay, you're
512
00:35:58.369 --> 00:36:02.889
you're completely naming a completely different scenario. Like when I'm saying as a defenceman,
513
00:36:04.170 --> 00:36:07.440
what I would do a lot to
get people away from my goalie,
514
00:36:07.800 --> 00:36:12.960
said, give quick little jabs like
how did you Brend Quick List secret?
515
00:36:13.199 --> 00:36:16.239
So those, yeah, will secret
in that little unprotected part in the tailbone.
516
00:36:16.679 --> 00:36:22.269
Yeah, exactly. Do you give
them Little Jabs? They're sure your
517
00:36:22.349 --> 00:36:25.150
and ninety ninety five percent of the
time they're not gonna go down the ice.
518
00:36:25.190 --> 00:36:28.630
It's just going to be annoying.
And the rest would see me doing
519
00:36:28.710 --> 00:36:31.150
this. Ninety five percent of the
time I wouldn't get a penalty. It's
520
00:36:31.590 --> 00:36:36.900
it's a part of the game.
Okay, think that that you're talking about,
521
00:36:36.940 --> 00:36:39.300
Masamo. You won't talk about stopper
to the game. They call everything
522
00:36:40.139 --> 00:36:43.980
the the NHOL is going to be
worse than the NFL is going to be
523
00:36:44.019 --> 00:36:46.610
worse than the MLB any other sport. No, I'm not asking for more
524
00:36:46.730 --> 00:36:50.250
power plays, I'm just asking to
be consistent. For me, a perfect
525
00:36:50.289 --> 00:36:52.369
game. No, but like you, you kind of are like if you're
526
00:36:52.369 --> 00:36:55.730
saying all this stuff should be called
no, they would stop doing it.
527
00:36:55.849 --> 00:37:00.650
Then they would learn when they crack
that they had a penalty crackdown earlier.
528
00:37:00.889 --> 00:37:02.920
is going to be so late.
It's not going to be physical at although,
529
00:37:04.119 --> 00:37:07.960
like it's just gonna Stock. Do
you remember when they had that slashing
530
00:37:07.079 --> 00:37:12.079
cross crackdown and there was just a
bunch of slashing penalties everywhere. Where are
531
00:37:12.079 --> 00:37:14.320
they now? They've learned, they
know what they can get away with.
532
00:37:14.920 --> 00:37:16.630
Why is it that I can cross
check someone in front of the net,
533
00:37:16.829 --> 00:37:19.869
but if I do it anywhere else
that's not in front of the net,
534
00:37:19.909 --> 00:37:22.909
it's not a penalty, that's a
propelled and how often do you see guys
535
00:37:22.989 --> 00:37:25.230
going out with tailbone injuries? Well, what am I going to do,
536
00:37:25.349 --> 00:37:28.989
Masm? Just gonna let him say
in it from my goalie like that's I'm
537
00:37:28.989 --> 00:37:31.300
just gonna stand there. Okay,
but there's difer's been getting him quick jabs.
538
00:37:31.340 --> 00:37:35.019
That's fine, but when you just
go on full on cross check and
539
00:37:35.139 --> 00:37:38.579
nobody does that. So many guys
do that, Les Sie, I think
540
00:37:38.659 --> 00:37:43.579
that's okay, kind of blowing it
out of pre time. The next time
541
00:37:43.699 --> 00:37:46.409
that you see Akay like Glasmo,
show us, because I think it's kind
542
00:37:46.449 --> 00:37:50.130
of blowing it out of proportion a
little bit right now. I guarantee I'll
543
00:37:50.130 --> 00:37:54.409
see it tomorrow. Okay, running
for Brendan. I don't know if I'm
544
00:37:54.690 --> 00:37:59.480
right in saying this. Agree with
me if I'm right, but the NBA
545
00:37:59.719 --> 00:38:02.440
kind of blew up in popularity when
they started to protect their stars more right?
546
00:38:04.760 --> 00:38:08.360
I have no clue, like,
I don't know. I think the
547
00:38:08.440 --> 00:38:15.630
nbaiculous with his foul calls. They
called more fouls, but it's not like
548
00:38:15.710 --> 00:38:21.030
they weren't popular when Dennis Rodman was
elbowing people in the face and Michael Jordan
549
00:38:21.110 --> 00:38:23.070
was driving to the basket getting like
kicked in the Shins on the way.
550
00:38:23.269 --> 00:38:27.420
And actually, Massimo, I believe, and I think it's I think it's
551
00:38:27.420 --> 00:38:30.699
a problem in the NBA that's stars
get better treatment than every other player.
552
00:38:31.219 --> 00:38:36.380
Like you, you can eat,
like James Harden gets a foul every time
553
00:38:36.420 --> 00:38:39.059
he has the ball just because he's
not foolery. Right, okay, he
554
00:38:39.260 --> 00:38:42.809
is. He's right. There's a
but there's a fan side of it and
555
00:38:42.849 --> 00:38:45.090
there's a business side of it.
Your stars drive your revenue. What good
556
00:38:45.130 --> 00:38:51.849
are they if they're injured? How
often it is any clay or if Ross
557
00:38:51.849 --> 00:38:55.239
checked in front of the net like
like. Okay, I understand protect your
558
00:38:55.760 --> 00:39:01.480
stars, but that is showing that
the league cares more about stars than they
559
00:39:01.559 --> 00:39:07.239
do. They should know that's where
their revenue comes from. Players should be
560
00:39:07.360 --> 00:39:13.510
treated equally in that league. You
should care about every player and they're safety
561
00:39:14.190 --> 00:39:17.309
equally, a star should not get
a foul called on them easier than another
562
00:39:17.389 --> 00:39:22.469
player. I completely agree. Okay, but you're thinking of the fan aspect
563
00:39:22.510 --> 00:39:28.059
of it, though. Okay,
no, I'm it shouldn't be a business
564
00:39:28.260 --> 00:39:31.420
more than an actual sport organization.
At the end of the day, though,
565
00:39:31.460 --> 00:39:34.860
it isn't. But I try to
make money. GOING TO BE?
566
00:39:34.980 --> 00:39:37.900
Yeah, it's gonna be. They're
gonna tread it that way. Yeah,
567
00:39:37.139 --> 00:39:43.489
like, but like the these stars
are already getting paid a ridiculous amount of
568
00:39:43.530 --> 00:39:49.210
money. That shows that you care. Like that's that's showing enough. I
569
00:39:49.570 --> 00:39:53.480
don't think they need to be have. A foul called more on them be
570
00:39:54.199 --> 00:39:57.480
because then it's Oh, this guy
is in a star, I don't have
571
00:39:57.599 --> 00:40:06.000
to worry, I can roundhouse them
in the face and anyway. And if
572
00:40:06.039 --> 00:40:08.590
you and if you watched basketball,
Massimo, you would know that happens.
573
00:40:08.989 --> 00:40:15.789
Not roundhousing in the face, but
literally guys who aren't Stars get absolutely hacked
574
00:40:15.030 --> 00:40:19.590
and nothing at all. Yeah,
but how popular is the NBA? Yeah,
575
00:40:19.670 --> 00:40:22.900
it's a lot more popular because they
play it in the United States more.
576
00:40:27.460 --> 00:40:30.940
Hockey has never been as popular as
these other sports, and when I
577
00:40:30.019 --> 00:40:32.260
think it would be. If you
protect your stars and they're not injured as
578
00:40:32.340 --> 00:40:37.969
Bush, because then it's just more
stoppage of play. You are in contradicting
579
00:40:38.010 --> 00:40:40.730
your own argument you made five minutes
ago. The stoppical play is going to
580
00:40:40.769 --> 00:40:45.210
be brutal. People are gonna want
to watch hockey. Problem is Mass Mos
581
00:40:45.289 --> 00:40:52.119
that basketball was always popular. Hockey
has never been more popular than any of
582
00:40:52.199 --> 00:41:01.000
these sports. HMM. Anyway,
to conclude the whole tin peel statement,
583
00:41:01.239 --> 00:41:07.190
as that's where we were, if
I shot someone in the face and I
584
00:41:07.750 --> 00:41:08.989
to make up for it, I
go shoot a second person in the face
585
00:41:09.590 --> 00:41:14.150
and the NHL two wrongs. Don't
make a fucking right. Fix Your game.
586
00:41:14.750 --> 00:41:19.619
That was the worst Analyzi heard in
my lords is, Oh, I
587
00:41:21.179 --> 00:41:22.940
accidentally made a bad call, so
I'm going to make another bad call to
588
00:41:22.980 --> 00:41:25.699
make up for it. That's to
rub. No, no, there's a
589
00:41:25.780 --> 00:41:30.500
very there's a very distinct difference between
between making a bad call in the sport
590
00:41:30.619 --> 00:41:37.730
and fucking shooting some but whether two
dogs, it's it's it's like running someone
591
00:41:37.849 --> 00:41:40.849
over with your car and taking them
to the hospital and then being like,
592
00:41:40.969 --> 00:41:45.449
Oh, I'm the hero, I'm
the hero. No, you're an idiot.
593
00:41:50.920 --> 00:41:54.639
All right, we have some news
here. The HABs have made a
594
00:41:54.679 --> 00:42:01.469
trade as the news awakens that the
seven day quarantine is an effect and no
595
00:42:01.590 --> 00:42:07.269
longer is the fourteen day quarantine for
Canadian teams. So HABs trade a fifth
596
00:42:07.309 --> 00:42:10.110
round pick and a third round pick
for Eric Stall. Now what I would
597
00:42:10.110 --> 00:42:14.590
like to stay is when he was
asked about the possibility of coming to Toronto,
598
00:42:14.949 --> 00:42:16.860
he's like, I don't want to
come to Canada. Yeah, yeah,
599
00:42:16.900 --> 00:42:21.019
exactly. So you just didn't want
to come to Toronto. What a
600
00:42:21.099 --> 00:42:23.139
guy, and you leak just go
see much shows you can't. He can't
601
00:42:23.179 --> 00:42:28.300
hack in here. He knows getting
a trade clause. He did and he
602
00:42:28.380 --> 00:42:31.650
had to. He he waived his
no trade clause to go to Montreal to
603
00:42:31.769 --> 00:42:37.010
Jack Maybe Saws less quarantine time,
and then he's like, okay, that's
604
00:42:37.090 --> 00:42:40.210
a possibility as well. But yeah, but I'm pretty sure toronald's offer still
605
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on the table. I don't know
everyway. I just also want to discuss
606
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the like. Do you guys think? I mean, it's obviously we're never
607
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gonna know. I mean, sorry, we're not going to know until next
608
00:42:53.320 --> 00:43:00.190
year, till the Montreal Canadiens use
those pics are I'm just I'm just gonna
609
00:43:00.190 --> 00:43:02.510
shut the fuck up forrid. What
are you? What are you trying to
610
00:43:02.590 --> 00:43:07.469
get at? Don't worry, don't
worry. No, no, I like.
611
00:43:07.590 --> 00:43:08.829
Who Do you think is like one
that trade? Do you think they
612
00:43:08.909 --> 00:43:12.510
got a good deal for stall?
Yes, yes, that's a good rental.
613
00:43:12.670 --> 00:43:15.380
That's a good rental for the haps. I was trying to ask,
614
00:43:15.780 --> 00:43:19.659
but my English failed me. Good
depth center. Yeah, I agree.
615
00:43:19.940 --> 00:43:22.539
I think that was a pretty decent
trade for both sides. You know,
616
00:43:22.619 --> 00:43:27.210
they got some picks out of it
and Montreal gets Eric Stall. Was a
617
00:43:27.250 --> 00:43:31.650
pretty notable pretty notable name, pretty
notable guy, and I think they can
618
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make a decent run with him.
They just adds to their center that then
619
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get a veteran in the presence.
He Brendan is a Stanley Cup veteran.
620
00:43:39.489 --> 00:43:45.480
Yeh, yeah, sure. WHO's
also on team Canada and joins a bunch
621
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of other team Canada. Yeah,
the the HABS are set to win in
622
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two thousand and twelve Stanley Cup.
They got Webber, they got Perry and
623
00:43:52.239 --> 00:43:57.429
now they got stall and Carrie prey
price and Carrie Brice, holy smokes a
624
00:43:58.190 --> 00:44:00.829
yeah, they're built for the two
thousand and twelve Stanley Cup. So in
625
00:44:00.949 --> 00:44:06.349
wake of that trade, pure Lebron
of the athletic. Athletic reports that an
626
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NHL Executive has belief that the offer
for Mikhail Granland for Toronto will be at
627
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Kerfoot. Philip Hollander, we don't
remember. He we keep we got him
628
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in that capit in trade and a
second round pick for McHale grand land.
629
00:44:21.820 --> 00:44:25.489
I've been on the Greek and try
and hl executive know that that's what's where
630
00:44:25.650 --> 00:44:31.210
the insiders get their sources from nhil
executives. I've been on the GRANTLIN train
631
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for a while. I think he's
going to be a leave very soon.
632
00:44:35.849 --> 00:44:37.719
I honestly would love to say that
the leaves. I didn't know. This
633
00:44:37.840 --> 00:44:40.960
doesn't have anything to do with that, but pure lebrun works the athletic now.
634
00:44:42.280 --> 00:44:45.480
Yes, yes, he does.
Wow, good for him. Yeah,
635
00:44:46.159 --> 00:44:49.480
yeah, but no, honestly I'd
love to see that guy in the
636
00:44:49.480 --> 00:44:53.030
leave sweater. I've loved Granlin for
few, a couple of years now and
637
00:44:53.869 --> 00:44:58.510
yeah, I would not mind having
him on the on the team here.
638
00:44:58.590 --> 00:45:01.590
See, is here rental or what's
the contract? I believe he has a
639
00:45:01.670 --> 00:45:06.869
rental. Yes, yeah, I
think he'd be a rental. It also
640
00:45:06.989 --> 00:45:09.460
depends if Nashville wants to retain or
not, and I'm guessing they don't,
641
00:45:09.460 --> 00:45:14.380
as curfoot as in the deal.
But I'm assuming if Nashville does retain,
642
00:45:14.380 --> 00:45:16.739
kerfoot wouldn't be in the deal,
because the only way we bring in Granlin
643
00:45:16.780 --> 00:45:21.420
as if they retain or we send
money out, because we're basically on the
644
00:45:21.530 --> 00:45:27.210
cab. True. And Yeah,
Simmons and Gal Chania just aren't cutting it
645
00:45:27.289 --> 00:45:31.929
as top six wingers. Simmons is
he's in a bit of a differ.
646
00:45:32.010 --> 00:45:35.800
Going to take a more on the
finest confidence again, like before he got
647
00:45:35.880 --> 00:45:37.199
injured, it took him a while
for him to get going. He finally
648
00:45:37.280 --> 00:45:43.679
got going injury. And and like
when he was healthied before the injury,
649
00:45:44.679 --> 00:45:47.199
John Tambaris was on a tear.
William melander was on a tear, like
650
00:45:47.400 --> 00:45:52.710
our power plays would booming. Our
power plays over sixteen. Yeah, which
651
00:45:52.829 --> 00:45:58.750
is a whole and the whole stop
six hasn't really been performed as of lately.
652
00:45:59.030 --> 00:46:01.309
Honest, I'd like to point out
that the power plays over sixteen ever
653
00:46:01.429 --> 00:46:06.980
since Matthews moved off the half wall
into the front of the net. We're
654
00:46:06.980 --> 00:46:08.940
going to talk about Matthews after because
I want to talk about that. But
655
00:46:12.099 --> 00:46:16.099
sure, grandma. Yeah, well, I don't know which you want.
656
00:46:16.179 --> 00:46:19.849
Okay, if I have something after
so let's go in. Matthews. Now
657
00:46:19.969 --> 00:46:22.650
bring it on again, mass but
when I are having a conversation, as
658
00:46:22.690 --> 00:46:30.170
we do, obviously so gream's always
he was telling me he's still convinced that
659
00:46:30.250 --> 00:46:37.239
Matthews is hurt. Now, is
he is? He's obviously in a little
660
00:46:37.280 --> 00:46:43.280
bit of a scoring slump. If
he's hurt and not scoring. He's just
661
00:46:43.480 --> 00:46:46.429
rest him, like why even bothered? You May as well let him rest,
662
00:46:46.510 --> 00:46:50.590
come back and then see if he
can stuve. Sorry, go ahead
663
00:46:50.590 --> 00:46:53.510
and move that statement. I think
he showed you why you play him even
664
00:46:53.510 --> 00:46:58.750
if his wrist is injured. He
set up that overtime winner. Yeah,
665
00:46:58.789 --> 00:47:04.539
but he could stands not doing that. No Shit. Well, that's who
666
00:47:04.579 --> 00:47:08.619
you're taking him out for. I'm
also making sure he's healthy. I'm not
667
00:47:08.780 --> 00:47:13.940
concerned Nick Pertains Better Than Austin Math. Of course not. That's why I'm
668
00:47:14.019 --> 00:47:17.809
saying it's he's better like with the
injured risk that Nick poten is like.
669
00:47:19.250 --> 00:47:22.090
He is not healthy. You,
when was the last time you saw Dur
670
00:47:22.170 --> 00:47:24.210
it's not playoffs. He doesn't need
to power through an injury right now.
671
00:47:24.489 --> 00:47:28.650
I agree with Lukat. You're right, Massimo. He's probably not healthy,
672
00:47:29.250 --> 00:47:31.599
but it doesn't really make a whole
lot of sense to playing because, look,
673
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Toronto is going to finish in the
top four of the North Division.
674
00:47:35.360 --> 00:47:37.440
It doesn't matter where you finish because
you're going to be playing the same for
675
00:47:37.639 --> 00:47:42.760
three other teams anyways and you're not
getting home disadvantage is no thing. So
676
00:47:43.000 --> 00:47:45.869
if first and second does make a
difference, first you play fourth, second
677
00:47:45.869 --> 00:47:49.949
you play third. It does matter
where you finish. We've we've been cheeks
678
00:47:50.030 --> 00:47:53.230
against every single team in this division. I don't care who we play like.
679
00:47:53.389 --> 00:48:00.139
I don't think it really matters.
Honestly, like like like, I
680
00:48:00.219 --> 00:48:05.780
would rather rest Austin. We're crap
even with him right now. We have
681
00:48:06.019 --> 00:48:09.500
not been good these past couple of
games. Resting so sure he's healthy,
682
00:48:09.739 --> 00:48:15.530
rather than I I don't want to
risk further injury. That's why am I
683
00:48:15.769 --> 00:48:19.769
am, I wrote for resting him, but won't. I don't think they're
684
00:48:19.809 --> 00:48:23.969
going to do it, but good, I'm saying they should. Here's the
685
00:48:24.050 --> 00:48:30.840
thing, right. So I just
want to pose this question just because I
686
00:48:30.960 --> 00:48:36.639
want to put the sense of perspective. So the leafs say, if they
687
00:48:36.679 --> 00:48:39.679
finish first right as of right now, they'd be going a bit. They'd
688
00:48:39.719 --> 00:48:43.590
be going up against the HALBS.
If they're to go second, they'd be
689
00:48:43.630 --> 00:48:45.110
going against the oilers. Who would
you rather verse? Some the others?
690
00:48:45.230 --> 00:48:51.070
I'd rather see oilers. Yeah,
are you? I would too. I
691
00:48:51.150 --> 00:48:55.659
would too. So that's why I
think it doesn't really matter if you if
692
00:48:55.699 --> 00:49:01.420
you, I think honestly, they
should rest matthews only because, yeah,
693
00:49:02.420 --> 00:49:07.940
when he's healthy, the guy is
of easily forty fifty goal scorer and he
694
00:49:08.059 --> 00:49:12.809
hasn't scored in a while right now, and the whole top six has been
695
00:49:12.849 --> 00:49:15.769
lacking. I think you know,
to get the top sis going again you
696
00:49:15.849 --> 00:49:19.809
need matthews as a very crucial part
of that's so, or you get a
697
00:49:19.889 --> 00:49:22.329
top six winger, which is going
to happen very soon. That's not going
698
00:49:22.409 --> 00:49:27.519
to solve matthews not having a health
risks not, but it'll get a shake
699
00:49:27.559 --> 00:49:30.239
up going throughout the lineup. It'll
shake the lineup. When, dude,
700
00:49:30.280 --> 00:49:35.840
there's a new guy counted, it
still doesn't change the fact that if he's
701
00:49:35.880 --> 00:49:37.360
unhealthy, he shouldn't be playing.
The same as what you were saying with
702
00:49:37.440 --> 00:49:40.590
Freddy if he's not healthy, he
shouldn't be playing. Yes, but Matthews
703
00:49:40.630 --> 00:49:44.829
makes eleven point sixty three. He's
not going to be sitting. I told
704
00:49:44.829 --> 00:49:47.190
you this. They're not going to
rest him unless he physically cannot skate.
705
00:49:49.030 --> 00:49:52.820
How he's not a good idea in
the regular season. Aso See, and
706
00:49:52.980 --> 00:49:57.179
I don't know if you I don't
know if you agree with the leafs or
707
00:49:57.300 --> 00:50:00.780
not, but you were just saying
how you want to protect star players.
708
00:50:01.420 --> 00:50:05.260
Well, throwing him out there with
an injury is not protecting a start.
709
00:50:06.940 --> 00:50:12.769
One one stray stick from Shay Webber. One follow through on a slap shot
710
00:50:12.849 --> 00:50:16.210
that hits Austin's wrist and he's out
for the season. We don't have him
711
00:50:16.250 --> 00:50:20.250
for playoffs. Well, I mean, you got to remember it's also his
712
00:50:20.369 --> 00:50:24.280
decision to play. Now it's like
that. Well, I you got to
713
00:50:24.320 --> 00:50:28.400
remember athletes, no matter what,
they'll play through like a thing. Know
714
00:50:28.599 --> 00:50:31.320
their body the best, and did
the ALSOS know? No matter what,
715
00:50:31.519 --> 00:50:36.190
athletes are always going to say I'm
going to play, no matter what the
716
00:50:36.269 --> 00:50:38.429
health department said. It's an injury
where it can't get any worse. So
717
00:50:38.630 --> 00:50:42.949
it's fine if he plays through it. But I'm just saying any worse unless
718
00:50:42.949 --> 00:50:46.309
it gets further damage. If there's
any debate that he isn't hurt, because
719
00:50:46.309 --> 00:50:50.179
I've seen the debate that he's fine. When was the last time you saw
720
00:50:50.380 --> 00:50:54.019
him use his curl and drag shot? Well, let me why? Let
721
00:50:54.059 --> 00:50:57.300
me check my notebook. That tells
me. You know, I'm just saying.
722
00:50:57.460 --> 00:50:59.980
I did he if you watch the
game and I told Lu could look
723
00:51:00.019 --> 00:51:01.300
and look for this, because he
couldn't find it because he doesn't use it,
724
00:51:01.539 --> 00:51:04.369
and that's why he's in front of
the net on the power play.
725
00:51:04.530 --> 00:51:07.409
His his hands looks fine in that
little over time play, but his hands
726
00:51:07.449 --> 00:51:12.809
looks fine when he did that overtime
dkgins Hellabu to just wait, just his
727
00:51:13.090 --> 00:51:15.530
hands looked fine. But you are
right, he is shooting less. I
728
00:51:15.610 --> 00:51:19.559
don't know if that's a psychological thing. Maybe he's trying to pass more.
729
00:51:19.920 --> 00:51:22.679
I don't know. None of us
know for sure. He might not even
730
00:51:22.719 --> 00:51:28.079
know, but he is not fully
healthy. The leafs are going to be
731
00:51:28.239 --> 00:51:32.349
okay for five six games. They're
actually on difficult when I rests are undefeatable
732
00:51:32.349 --> 00:51:37.989
without him. It just heard to
prove my point. Well, I'm just
733
00:51:37.110 --> 00:51:40.670
I was saying both even the like
the day we found out he had a
734
00:51:40.750 --> 00:51:45.789
wrist injury, I said you rest
him until he's fully healthy. He came
735
00:51:45.869 --> 00:51:47.579
back and I said I don't care
how he performs, he should be resting.
736
00:51:47.900 --> 00:51:51.139
I am pro resting him, but
they're not going to do it.
737
00:51:51.219 --> 00:51:53.900
It doesn't make sense. Well,
that's fun. It can't. Doesn't make
738
00:51:53.940 --> 00:51:58.139
sense to you. It makes sense, though, everybody else saying. He's
739
00:51:58.139 --> 00:52:00.260
saying. It doesn't make sense.
Why the leaves won't rest him. That's
740
00:52:00.260 --> 00:52:02.010
my guess. Okay, yeah,
Ye, Oh, yeah, I mean,
741
00:52:02.090 --> 00:52:05.969
we can't do anything about the leaves
is we don't have any control over
742
00:52:06.090 --> 00:52:08.809
that. I'm sure there's a bunch
of other stars in Leek is going through
743
00:52:08.809 --> 00:52:13.570
the exact same thing as he is
who are still playing. Yeah, I
744
00:52:13.690 --> 00:52:16.519
mean I'm sure there's a lot of
athletes that play through injuries. That happens
745
00:52:16.519 --> 00:52:22.000
all the time time, but usually
when athletes are playing through injuries, it's
746
00:52:22.000 --> 00:52:24.480
because there's a lot more at stake. You know, we're in the middle
747
00:52:24.519 --> 00:52:28.679
of the season. Well, actually, what a little past the middle,
748
00:52:28.719 --> 00:52:32.110
but like there's still plenty of games
left. I'd I say you rest Matthews
749
00:52:32.230 --> 00:52:37.630
man like I will see the thing
about like the I've are of heard the
750
00:52:37.750 --> 00:52:40.110
debate about not resting Matthews and why
you shouldn't from insiders, and it's the
751
00:52:40.150 --> 00:52:43.429
thing of where you're going to throw
off his timing and you won't be ready
752
00:52:43.429 --> 00:52:46.019
for the playoffs in time. I
do understand that part. That is definitely
753
00:52:46.059 --> 00:52:49.460
an impact. Like you rust,
you take him out of the game and
754
00:52:49.500 --> 00:52:51.860
then you bring him in. Look, the ten games left in the season.
755
00:52:51.980 --> 00:52:53.300
Is that enough for him to get
ready for the playoffs? We're not
756
00:52:53.420 --> 00:52:57.860
gonna. So what. He's also
not scoring now, though. He doesn't
757
00:52:57.900 --> 00:53:00.090
have his timing. He when did
we get ten? Ten Games left?
758
00:53:00.210 --> 00:53:04.409
First, we don't know how long
he would have to rest for. Yeah,
759
00:53:04.530 --> 00:53:07.050
that's just a random number. And
even I don't know, maybe if
760
00:53:07.090 --> 00:53:09.889
you maybe, if you don't even
rest him for an extent of your time,
761
00:53:09.889 --> 00:53:12.570
what if you let him, say, two games and then he plays
762
00:53:12.610 --> 00:53:15.559
too and they takes one off for
like something like that? Like, yeah,
763
00:53:15.920 --> 00:53:17.960
you could do that. Why?
I wanted exactly the raptors want to
764
00:53:17.960 --> 00:53:22.840
championship doing that. Yeah, HMM. Well, I mean he is still
765
00:53:22.920 --> 00:53:25.800
effective, as we've seen. He
sets up goals right there. He's effective,
766
00:53:27.000 --> 00:53:30.670
but not as effective as he should
be like the whole top six has
767
00:53:30.710 --> 00:53:32.670
been lacking, like I said,
and that's me to my next point,
768
00:53:32.670 --> 00:53:42.619
John savars. So if John Savars
was performing at the production level that we
769
00:53:42.739 --> 00:53:45.619
first got him in his first season, performing much better than what he's performing
770
00:53:45.659 --> 00:53:50.099
at right now, is there a
need for a top six leftwinger or top
771
00:53:50.139 --> 00:53:55.650
six winger story? Probably not,
honestly know. Yeah, when when he
772
00:53:55.809 --> 00:53:59.250
was popping off at the start of
the year, the least will looking on
773
00:53:59.369 --> 00:54:07.730
stoppable. HMM. I it's kind
of hard because like when he when we
774
00:54:07.849 --> 00:54:12.079
first got him, didn't? He
had like a forty goal season, didn't?
775
00:54:12.079 --> 00:54:15.440
Yeah, he was outstanding nine.
Yeah, it was like, but
776
00:54:15.599 --> 00:54:19.000
he was. I mean he was
also playing with Marny. That went into
777
00:54:19.119 --> 00:54:25.710
it happen if we but but yeah, I mean that's it's a heart.
778
00:54:25.789 --> 00:54:30.510
It's that's a hard and argument.
Getting into the argument of HE NEEDS Marnyr
779
00:54:30.550 --> 00:54:35.550
to succeed. He makes eleven million
dollars, he should not need martyr to
780
00:54:35.789 --> 00:54:40.260
succeed. You're right, of course, but of course. Yeah, well,
781
00:54:40.699 --> 00:54:44.539
we're also we're locked in about whether
we like it or not. Yeah,
782
00:54:44.860 --> 00:54:52.099
son. So it's the does this
top six winger shake up the lineup
783
00:54:52.300 --> 00:54:54.409
and hopefully get everyone going again.
That's that's the hope right now. I
784
00:54:54.530 --> 00:54:58.809
mean, you know who the hell
you're bringing in to shake this lineup?
785
00:54:58.849 --> 00:55:04.250
On Kaal Grandlin man. I bet
he's literally plays like a leaf. Makes
786
00:55:04.329 --> 00:55:07.480
other players look good, right,
he does play like leave no physicality.
787
00:55:07.559 --> 00:55:10.559
Small. Yeah, I not get. I just love messing with you,
788
00:55:10.639 --> 00:55:17.280
Masmo Um. Let's just get like
Nick Daven for our curfoot or something.
789
00:55:17.920 --> 00:55:22.389
Yeah, no, that's a good
yeah, I know you're honestly to give
790
00:55:22.510 --> 00:55:28.550
Matthews for mcdavid, like Martin,
Matthews Marinson be on dry sinel screen up.
791
00:55:29.909 --> 00:55:32.630
Oh, that's a good deal.
Top Six. How do it?
792
00:55:34.949 --> 00:55:37.300
Would I'm not lying. I would
take Jack Johnson to get rid of Martin
793
00:55:37.340 --> 00:55:43.739
Morinchin. Oh, dude, better
than Martin Morinchen, Martin Marinson, like,
794
00:55:43.860 --> 00:55:45.940
I don't even want to talk about
that guy. That I doesn't even
795
00:55:45.980 --> 00:55:54.610
deserve to have his name in my
mouth right now. Do you think Guy
796
00:55:54.690 --> 00:56:02.250
Cycle? Okay? So with that, Ladies and gentlemen, we'll wrap up
797
00:56:02.329 --> 00:56:06.000
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800
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801
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802
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we'll get there eventually. Welcome back, Lads and gentlemen. It's been
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a long time. Haven't talk to
you guys since March thirteen. That's on
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us, guys. We Are we're
all students with very busy lives, you
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know, trying to find a time
where all four of us are free to
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chord. It's quite a mission and
hopefully, you know, going forward we're
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able to find some more consistency,
especially as las schedule starts to pick up
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here in the second half. Okay, so, without further ADO, the
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first game we're to talk about was
played March nineteen. It was Calgary Flames
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Games in each Toronto, Saint Pat's
save time and happiness. We're not going
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to talk about much about this game, just going to go over the score.
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At least lost his game for three
Brendan. Who Do you have?
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Is Relief of the game. I
Have Jason Spetzas my leaf of the game,
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starting off his his goal streak,
which will get into. But yeah,
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I have Jason Spets rupple. Who
Do you have? It's through Marner,
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and there go cheeky goal. You
know he was a pretty use kind
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of a stud that game as well. So just got a toss him in.
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Luca Buddy, all right, flip
flop between the two of them,
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but I'm gonna go Mitch Mariner.
All right, and for me I'm taking
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Justin Hall, which was the game
where he had three separate fights. He
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played pretty well. Just play with
a bunch of heart. Justin Hall's a
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leaf of the game for me.
He also had like, wait, a
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ton of penalty minutes that game.
Justin Hall got in three fights. Okay,
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well, three actile classified as a
fight. The other two were scraps
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after the whistle. That lric yeah, yeah, which, here's the thing.
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I love that because it shows he's
got heart. But like he had
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like a good was it? He
was either seven or nine penalty minutes this
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game, like it's gotta take it
easy. Well then, I mean,
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I don't really mind it, because
they're of there are else offsetting penalties and
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we did punish for it acause you
take someone else with you, it's good.
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Yeah, I guess true. All
right, so that was that game.
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We're going to head into the next
Calgary versus Toronto game. This is
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Campbell versus Riddick and Sheldon Keith through
the blender. For this lineup. He's
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Got Simmons, Matthews, Marner,
deal China, Tavarsni, lander, Thornton,
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Kerfoot Spezza and the fourth line of
Mackay, of Anglol and Hyman.
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And what I learned after this game
is there's no numbers on our lines anymore,
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like everyone plays everywhere. Usually the
older guys they there, their lifest
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time will be the diminished and hymen
will end up anywhere around seventeen to twenty,
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no matter what line he'll be on. So I don't think you can
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just be look at the least and
be like that's their fourth line, that's
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their third line. I don't think
that's a thing true, because, I
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mean, we've talked about a million
times. But Keith, he loves changing
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the lines up. If he doesn't
like something, he loves switching it up,
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and that's something that I like that
he does. And you did it
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again this game. And what do
you guys think about that? All Center
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line with Spetziport and third foot sptz
Uh oh, I really get is gets
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spent some more ice time. Like
at first glance it was a little odd
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looking, but I mean it kind
of I don't know. Do you think
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it works? If I'm honest,
I sorry. Go for Luca. I
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don't want spots on Forton on the
same line. I feel like it's it's
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kind of a waste of veteran experience. Marines. Yeah, I don't know
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about that. I mean look at
Spetza. Guys on a gold streak right
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now. Well, like, yeah, of course I'm saying keep him,
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but like, I don't really know
where Joe Thornton fits into this lineup.
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And I don't either, really don't. It's a it's a sad day for
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for good old jumbo over there.
I think he's a fourth liner in the
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playoffs. If I'm honest, yeah, he's got I mean he might be
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even in the press box. If
he's not, no, but honestly he
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might be. See, the thing
with Thorne is he's more of an impact
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player off the ice and on the
ice, and you can't be an impact
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player if you're not on the bad
see, if you're, if your role
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of the team is a good impact
player off the ice, you know that's
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layer. Well, yeah, you
should not be in playoffs. We can
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pay you to be in the locker
room and just know. But those are
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the guys you want in playoffs.
Those the guys. Yeah, I mean
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he's got a time. He's got
a time of this. has a killed
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for Stanley Cup? No, so, I mean it's not like he's Got
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Stanley Cup experience. That's wrong,
dare. He has made he has made
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it to the finals. He has
made it to the finals but never got
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a right say. Those are the
LINEUPS. First period. Muzn't holds the
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PUCK. He chips it in for
Spetza. He said it was the pocket.
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Snipes far side over riddick's shoulder.
Beautiful Snipe from Jason. Spetza breat
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slearly, covering the entire side of
the net and then he realizes the other
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side of the that is wide open
and Spezzi just knipes it there. Guy
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Still got it. Man Like I've
been loving the watch that's his shops while
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season. This whole season looking unreal, like he aged backwards. I don't
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know about that, but like last
year, he was not this good.
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Yeah, it is not better,
but in one of those what? But
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he also wasn't, I don't,
think, played as much as he was
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last year. Not so I think
that might be one of the lease most
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valuable signings, especially when it comes
to getting ready for a four hundred percent
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second period. Three minutes remaining,
hyman takes it on his own around the
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net and snipes leaves up to nothing. Doesn't matter what line he's on,
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he's still effective, always an impact
wherever he is in the lineup, for
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sure, and yeah, that's that's
the game. They went to nothing.
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Brendon leaf of the game, Buddy. I'M gonna give mine to Alex Kel
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Chen Yuc or right first, came
in there on to the one of the
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team. He's has been here for
too long. Got Up on that second
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line there, and yeah, you
played well. I am going to give
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mine to adjust our sorry Jack Campbell. He had a shut out this game.
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He made a some great desperation stage
stacking the pads. Just Jack Campbell,
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great performance. Look, who do
you have? And I couldn't have
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said it's better myself. Also going
to give it to Jack Campbell. Made
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A ton of crucial saves to keep
the lease in the game. And Yeah,
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buddy, got a shut out.
So and looking kind of cant,
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went off there and I wasn't very
nice. He's but it's all good,
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all right, well, good.
I'M gonna give it to Zon Khim and
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obviously Jock Campbell played a great game. Himan led the team with six shots.
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No one else had higher than three. Yep, and he's he's really
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earning his spot to be signed at
the end of this year, for sure.
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I've been loving him and and with
that we head into the game that
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ended yesterday Toronto at Ottawa. Before
the game was announced Fredy will be out
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in to the next seven to ten
days. Per Sheldon Keith. It's Campbell's
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net now. Simon still on the
top leftwinger, first line, gut still
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the second leftwinger, and we head
into the game. First period. Eight
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minutes in, Matthews gets a break
in tight for his break. Makes the
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Save, but matthews gets hooked as
it goes to the back hand. Pretty
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good opportunity there by Matthews, but
for his break with that great stretch save,
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getting the leg out and Tom Foresburg
he was yeah, three. I
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just want to mention. Who the
fuck is this guy? Let me talk.
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I don't know. I'd never heard
of him. Sorry, Messi,
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but I just I had never heard
of him before today. Like I don't
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understand what it is. Go ahead, can we talk about the fact that
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Ottawa paid Marie four million for five
years to be their fifth best goalie.
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I know, bro and that he's
injured as well. Fifth Best? You
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really think I mean and Tony's easy
though? No, no, what's exaggerating.
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He's exaggerating is just like, if
you look at the stats, he
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has been their fifth best goalie,
but obviously reading over, fine, what
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we're gonna pay the rest of their
goalies that? If murriey got that?
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Yeah, belaves go to the power
play. The sends kill it, but
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the leaves dominate on that power play
too. Bars gets an interference penalty.
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Sends Power Play, the leafs kill
it. Brown gets a hooking called.
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Leaves go to the power play.
Someone steps on Matthew Sticks, so he
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gets interference penalty, and it's just
back and forth penalties. You noticing the
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trend here? All you notice in
a trend here when these are even yeah,
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I mean, we'll go over it
once. You know it's coming.
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The whole McKay of breaking shorthanded and
Chapat slashes him. The hype mccav's like
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thirty breakaway shorthanded. Man, dude, this guy gets in like so many
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opportunities on the on the Pek.
If his hands were just a bit better,
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he'd beasts. If you gave him
the hands of like you know how
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to hit the neck. Yeah,
if you gave him like the hands of
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like a mediocre, like average player, he could have like forty points by
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now. Oh, for sure,
for sure. See, yeah, Shabat
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Slash mcaev on that breakaway. So
least go back to the powerplay. Campbell
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gets stuck behind his net tyranny pressures
him and forces a turnover. Brown scores
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the empty netter sends up one nothing, just like that whole crudele move.
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Yeah, I was unfortunate on Campbell. I mean like the think the thing
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that I was thinking about in that
situation was if that was Freddy there that
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did that, he would have gotten
absolutely seward by everyone. Like I said,
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that exact thing the mathma would not
happen. Okay, if you were
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not, if you want to seven
different videos. You want to get into
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it now, Freddy, if Reddy
did that, yeah, I would have
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sewed him. But Campbell did that. Yes, he made the mistakes,
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but in this game he made safe
to keep his team in the game.
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Also, do want to say the
difference between Campbell and Freddy is when Freddy
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makes a mistake like that, he
lets it get on, he lets it
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affect his game. Thing with Campbell. Thing with Campbell is like even after
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to like I don't know if you
saw, but after that he let that
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kind of bone headed play insavirus kind
of went up to him and said Hey,
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get it back, and I feel
like you, he did get it
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back. In that game. You
made a lot of weeks. Again,
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yeah, and I mean made a
lot of really good saves following that place.
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Sure, you made another bone head
of play, but like you gotta,
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you gotta account for the fact that
he made he had a pretty good
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game. Aside from that. The
thing with Campbell this game is he made
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the mistakes, yes, but he
also made up for it by keeping his
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team in the game and winning that
game for sure. So at least turn
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the puck over. It's Auano and
Campbell gets across and makes the save.
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As I was talking about, with
five minutes or mating in the second hyman
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is busting down the wing. He
throws it on brody tips, it goes
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off the crossbar, bounces off mckayov's
chest and it's tied out of one.
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I actually died of laughter watching that
goal because, like the cavs, so,
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it inadvertently hit the PUP. He's
trying to avoid the bus. It's
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just kind of like bounced off him
and he was completely motionless as well.
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Like you, didn't, he didn't
even mean to do it that at all
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that was like the most like Joe
Thornton goal I ever seen. Yeah,
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and the reps are going under review, like, what are you? What
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are you doing here? It didn't
go off of his skate, it didn't
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go off his glove. What are
you reviewing here? Yeah, and then
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I'm glad they took the only like
thirty seconds three. Yeah, because I
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was most certainly a goal, I
think. Honestly, on that play though,
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I thought it hit his stick like
when it first happened, but then
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when I saw the videos, okay, that's a goal. Yeah. So,
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going into halfway through the second period, Riley Cross checks could truck in
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front of the net. He goes
to the box, which confuses me because
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I thought cross checks in front of
the net don't get called anyway. Sends
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go to the power play. Could
chucks in alone on Campbell and Jack Campbelt
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stretches across, gets the pad out, he makes the save and the leafs
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kill off the power play. Period
ends leaves out shooting the Sends Two Thousand
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Nine hundred and twenty four heading into
the third. Here, nine minutes in,
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Kerfoot to Spezza. He wires a
slapshot on and it goes off as
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it says, leg pass fors Burg. They align the line with a combined
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age of a hundred and four strikes
and they've got two all. Why did
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you? Why did you feel the
need to do the math on that?
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I didn't. They play byplay guys
did did it for me. I'm like,
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this has to be brought up.
That's hilarious. Hanks, I time
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screw him, honest honestly. Honestly, though, since that guy's gone to
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Ottawa, he's been a different player. Sites of yeah, because he's not
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on the top pair. Well,
yeah, but he's. I'm what I'm
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saying is he's been a lot better
on Ottawa than he has been on the
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leaves. I don't know. I
talked to some sense fans are not very
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impressed with him, I mean with
that contract, specially on that contract.
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What is it? What even is
this contract? Sites of R? I
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known you on just googling. Yes, involved here. That was the most
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unenthusiastic thing of every seen. Like
yes, yeah, seven years, thirty
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one point five million. Oh,
I was going there, man. Well,
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and then you just steal a spotlight. Anyway. What a guy.
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He's going it. which the Cape? Is it? Five? Just through
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something, because Becau said the thirty
one point five. I'm see, here's
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thirty one and five. So that's
the mouths one. Let's see, let's
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see. Can Mess like two five, isn't it? What? It's not.
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It's like four points something old fuck, Oh, quit your day job.
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But it's for four point, four
point five around. Okay, okay,
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still the term is I've led stupid. Why would you sign the keys
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side set to a seven year contract? Yeah, six million years talking.
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He is seven year, forty two
million. Cry. Let's yeah, Nassy,
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that's pretty brutal, meth, but
anyway, it's too UN leaves anyway,
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and about two minutes, let it
later, Campbell plays it behind the
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net and the sends get it back
for me. Inton shovels that five hole
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and it's to to. I don't
think Campbell has enough confidence to be playing
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the Puckett gave. Yeah, Oh, definitely not. This guy's gonna be
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d just leave it. Oh yeah, he's gonna be tying himself to the
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net. Thanks came. The thing
I was saying with to Luca is,
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yes, he made those mistakes,
but he didn't have any pluck support,
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and that's what keeps said after the
game. He said Campbell made the right
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play on both. The guys were
not there to make the pass. Like
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camel, I don't know. I
don't know about the second one. Like,
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as a goalie you have to know
who's around you. Yeah, it's
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not your job to go play it
on park. I'd rather you stay in
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the net and let them do try
and dual cheeky wrap around. You're in
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the net. See, he played
that because there was two cents go.
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We're going to be straight onto the
pluck because there's three, three leafs behind
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those two sens. yeah, Campbell
in that position, you're playing that puck.
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Not the end of the day,
though, it's either that to on
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Oh when he's in the net,
or this. I think it's a goal
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anyway. Either way, man,
that's a cross creaser. Yeah, but
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I mean, I don't know.
You give yourself more of a shot the
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other way though. Yeah, for
sure. Look at where we're going to
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say. So I don't remember.
Okay, so it's tied too, too
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and we head into overtime and I'm
sure me and LIPP are having heart palpitations.
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Yeah, so I started off with
our brandon and I just not having
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heart palpitations, is it? I
don't know. His last episode he said
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he gets hard puplitations when we get
into overtime, and you guys didn't say
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anything. You'RE gonna say yeah,
me too, heart competitions in daytoday life.
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So I was probably having the mother
she's look at we're having palpitations.
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I mean, I wasn't like in
our chances, because the the leaves for
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pretty much a coin toss and ots. So, but I think gave it
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wasn't on the other team. Anything
is literally a coin toss and it would
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I like our chances gainst the sens
and three on tree. Yeah, Hey,
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the moment you say that is the
moment we get swept in the first
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round the playoffs. All right,
also the moments and all besides. Turning
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to a old Oh okay, I
remember. I was going to say no.
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So back to the foremanton goal.
What is it with the leafs and
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letting these guys get their fucking first
goal of thenestly, honestly, like Foremanton,
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who the hell are you, buddy? I've heard, I've definitely heard
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that I had never heard of him, but like the first school of the
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year, like how many times are
we going to let this happen. And
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also, the sends best player that
game was by far Clark Bishop, who
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I've never heard of ever. Yeah, never heard of the guy anyways.
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So we had to over time.
Their best player that game was Forceburg.
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What are you talking about? No, like forward, like hey, you
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guys like honors around as all.
Yeah, so we had to over time.
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Keep starts it off with Matthews,
marn or Riley and then he goes
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to far as the lander hall,
then he goes back matthews, Marner Riley
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and then he goes to Kerfoot,
cal Chen Yuck and brody. I thought
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that was interesting. Then he goes
to knee Lanard, too far as brody,
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and then matthews, Mourner Riley.
So the sends have a chance for
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a three on one, but Matthews
decides to stick out his leg and walks
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the pass. He takes the fuck
around the Defenseman, goes past for Swardsburg,
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but he misses the net. MARN
picks it up from behind me at
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feeds hall and front. He uncourts
it and the waves win three, two.
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I I was crapping bricks on that
three on one coming the other way.
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Yeah, I know, beautiful play
by Matthews, first of all,
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a second of all. So then
get to then recover the Puck, pull
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an absolutely disgusting move he did.
SORS that that's goal of the year.
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Can All right, for sure.
For sure, I mean disgusting move,
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but the fact that that a goal
still happened from that move is still disgusting
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itself. I also wanted to say, Massy sent this to me earlier today,
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that Justin Hall now has the same
on a goals. Is Taylor Hall
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the Season Right? Yeah, which
I find fucking amazing. Also, Jeff
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Skinner has three points. Christian Jari
has three points. That's pretty good stead
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those those are the kind of fact
you gotta bring up math month like I
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saw it on instagram. I sent
it to Limboum, like there's no where
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this is real any facts. Checked
it and it was to find offensive stats
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for coal bro. That is actually
so funny. All right, so the
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least when that game three to two, they head into versing Connor mcdavid and
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the oilers tomorrow, Saturday, which
would be today when you're hearing this.
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So I'm going to start things off. My Leaf of the game was Justin
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Hall. I thought you played really
well. He got the game winner.
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LIPPA, who do you have?
There's between hall and Spets of it.
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You know, I gotta give it
to hall for that game winner. I
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mean beauty play by the kid,
beauty shot. Had to finish it and
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he did. So given it to
him and look up. All right.
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I thought about haul, but for
me Jason Spetzel's by far the most underrated
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player on this team and any time
we're in a little bit of a slumpy
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knows exactly what to do to get
us going and give us some momentum,
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way, a little fire under our
butt. So Spencer, hundred percent.
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Yeah, and Brendon's I was calling
between HAL and Marner. So I thought
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had a pretty good game. Got
A lot of shots, but I'm going
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to go with I'm gonna go with
Hall. You know he's been playing really
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well defensively chip in that game winner, so I'm with all all right.
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So that concludes all the leafs talk. We got to get to a very
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important topic here. To set it
up, during Tuesday nights red wings versus
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predators game in Nashville, Tim Peel
didn't realize as microphone was on and could
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be heard saying he wanted to get
a penalty against the preds. He goes
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on to say it wasn't much,
but I wanted to get an F and
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penalty against Nashville early and and then
cut off by saying someone I know over
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the air before Fox Sports Nashville broadcast
cut to commercial. Now the NHL quickly
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took action after that game, putting
out a statement the next morning, so
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within twelve, twenty four hours,
saying that Tim Peel will no longer be
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officiating games for the NHL. I
don't know your guys, I'm paying on
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this, but he was retiring at
the end of the year anyways. So
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the NHL basically just gave him a
four week vacation heading into his retirement.
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I mean, I think regardless,
you kind of have to do that.
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After it was all over the news
and stuff, like if nobody heard,
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like say, it was just like
a rumor around the thing, you might
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be able to just kind of let
him go and keep agree why it is
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it was. It was a for
sure a damage control thing, like he
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had to fire him after that and
honestly, with my opinion, with the
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whole reffing thing right, I don't
understand why I was talking to messy,
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but this earlier. I don't understand
why reffs get boggled in this mindset where
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they need to even out penalties.
Right, sure, if it's if it's
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it's playoff hockey, I kind of
get it. But at the same time,
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with why are you trying to even
out penalties? Just call the penalties
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when you see them with then you
and you don't have to even up penalties.
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Just officiate the game. Do Your
job, okay, your job is
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not to even the fucking game out. Your job is to call the game
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the way, the way it's meant
to be called, which is calling it
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by by the rule book. Just
do that. I don't understand why they
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try to even the game out.
It's the thing that bothers me with how
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the angel handled this is they they're
trying to play it off like they came
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down hard on him with the Hammer, but they really did nothing. Exactly.
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They didn't. They didn't change anything. They didn't like go talk to
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the rest of the refs like they're
acting like this is just one bad apple.
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It's because correct me if I'm wrong. Didn't they make all the refs
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were mics now they all, yeah, were mikes. They already wear Mike's.
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But there was actually I remember watching
the Steve Dad, I think it
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was Steve's angle episode where there is
there is footage of a ref actually covering
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a his mic, ring is mine
in the Toronto game when Simmons was talking
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to the REF. So now all
the refs are fucking paranoid. Yeah,
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because I set to just let me
get back to my match fixing in peace.
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Like yeah, it's like it's like, why are you covering your mic
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if you're not saying anything bad?
So if you like, if you cover
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your mic, you're just raising more
suspicion. Yeah, well, here's the
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thing. Right after something like that, these all these rests want to do
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is like they're just trying to,
at the end of the day, make
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a living. So, like I
don't think they want anything they say to
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make to get taken out of context
and like end up being the next Tim
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Peel, you know. Yeah,
so I feel like that's the whole thing
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as well. Right, you're bred
to get to your point very soon.
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It's trying to add this in here
in the CBA. There's also no mention
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of refs saying that they have to
wear mics, but in the officiating handbook
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they have to wear mikes. So
that's where the great line is and I
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think that's why they do wear their
mics, but I don't think they are
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required to. But it's what handbook
you want to follow anyway, Brendan,
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what do you want to talk about
it? So for me I have a
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little different stance on this than most
people. I think all professional sports are
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rigged in some way and I don't
think that the refs act alone in these
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calls. I think a lot of
it comes from the higher ups in the
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League and they needed a scapegoat.
When something like this comes out, you
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can't just go along with it and
be like, Oh, yeah, he
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didn't say or whatever, like he
was already retiring in what four weeks or
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what, at the end of the
year. So it's an easy thing for
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them to just let this guy go, even though I don't think it's the
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rest that make the decisions. Yeah, and do you think this could have
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been preplanned, like, Oh,
I don't think I don't know. No,
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I don't think preplan conspiracy. Yeah, I like it. I do
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know there has even more than one
human error for this to happen. Yeah,
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I don't think he was really planned, but um mass more and I
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were also having those that discussion.
He thinks that the raffing and hockey is
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the worst raffing in professional sports.
Not. I like that as definitely bias.
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I'm absolutely disagree with that. I
think as of lately, I think
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as of lately it has based.
No, it's good, basically, but
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guys, I think no, it's
regardless. I think every spoty's memals fabres
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probably is the worst. Yeah,
so I don't think there's an argument there.
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I think there is. It a
fittive answer, I think. I
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think baseball is actually the best officiated
game in all sports and I think basketball
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is the worst I far. I
think it's pretty easy to fish ate soccer
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pretty well, though. He's does
a big boar thing. The only thing
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for me with professional baseball the amount
of power that an umpire has. Like
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you're right, yeah, hockey reps
do not have the power to oute.
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The coaches disrespecting me. Your tossed
players are suspecting me. Your toss your
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well, you're a hundred percent your
hunderstand right. The only thing that I'm
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going to say is we always harp
on Umpires and baseball making bad like balls
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and strike calls, which is which
is fine, because that's like a whole
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part of the game. They do
have the most power of any official in
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all school. Yeah, but when
you actually look at numbers, unless you're
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Angel Hernandez and should have been fired
like twenty years ago, and you actually
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look at Umpires, they make like
ninety six percent of the right calls in
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the strikes one, like it's ridiculous
number. These people are like in that's
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CITTY, insane. Good leg coming
in really fast too. To their credit,
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it's coming in lately. Damn.
It's an extremely difficult job to do,
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probably because the whole all the rules
are pretty much on one guy.
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Right, it's mainly one guy that's
that's got a that's got to keep track
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of like everything that's happening. I'd
say football and hockey are similar in that
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a lot of the calls can be
overturned. It's kind of the same with
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basketball. Yeah, but fouls get
called way too easy and that that is
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a whole other topic that I could
get into best song, because I I
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think basketball's more soft than soccer.
Right. Definitely don't agree, but just
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though that place. So my blank
Griffin that was but um no, I
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think basketball reffing is like the you
literally, it doesn't even. You can
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do the exact same thing on like
three different plays and one time it's called
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a foul and two other times it's
not. Like pretty good, yeah,
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pretty much. What the rest to
do? Like you go down the floor
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three times, there's going to blow
their whistle once, like you just please,
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neat, so, Randy. The
only, the only thing that fans
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ask for. It and again,
I don't see why this is so hard.
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Is Consistency. If you're going to
be a bad rap, be a
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consistently bad ralip a. What you
were saying is when we were really talking
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about it is you don't get why
they feel they need to do the even
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up and I'll tell you. It's
because that's why the NHL wants their games
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to be called. Even up calls
have been in the League for decades now.
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It's very rare to find a game
with a penalty differential of more than
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one or ear or zero. For
example, the night of ten peels incident,
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there are five games on that night. Every single game had a penalty
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differential of one or zero's but that's
my that's the thing. Why? Why
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is that the case? Why?
Why do they want? Why don't want?
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What do they want? That is
level thout like close games equals more
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viewers, equals more money. That's
that's true to at the end of the
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day, it is a business.
I get it, but I don't Oh
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man, but it shouldn't come as
the at the expense of the enjoyment of
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fans. Yeah, I'm not saying
it. The NHL is just set on
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keeping the penalties fair because they don't
want it to be unfair, when,
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frankly, doing that is the most
unfair thing you can do. Exactly these
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should be able to get overturned.
I agree. No, because then you're
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adding more stops to the game.
This isn't football. Yeah, yeah,
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but but yet football is still the
most watch sport in North America. So
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clearly stoppage is not the problem.
I understand slower paced sports are tough for
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to watch, soccer, baseball,
if you don't understand it, but hockey
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doesn't have a lot of stop it. So adding this in, especially if
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it's something as useful as keeping the
game fair and balanced, I I think
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it should be that. I think
I think I agree with Luca, but
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I think you can take it out
of the book of like the NBA,
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where you get one challenge for like
anything in a game. It can be
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a penalty, ca me an offside, it can be a goal, whatever.
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You have one challenge and you can't
challenge. We're like somebody hooked you,
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you can't challenge. You can only
challenge if your guy got a penalty.
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Yeah, and you're take that away
that. I don't. I don't
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see a problem with that at all. So the last twenty one games of
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the NHL, eighteen of them,
eighteen of twenty one games had a penalty
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differential of one or zero. That's
eighty six percent of the Games in hockey.
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Penalties are are not called fairly.
That does not happen, but the
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NHL is just so set on keeping
things fair, which honestly makes no sense
445
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to me. We still needs told
you. I I understand the reasoning,
446
00:31:37.190 --> 00:31:41.430
but if it's a dumb reason,
I like saying it isn't. But yeah,
447
00:31:41.789 --> 00:31:47.579
from sports work, yeah, we
people like one one former raft to
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00:31:47.740 --> 00:31:49.420
just come out of nowhere and say, okay, this is what they tell
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00:31:49.420 --> 00:31:52.460
us the start of it, like
just some random dude to be like noo,
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00:31:52.660 --> 00:31:59.579
I raft backs amount of games and
just give us everything. So there's
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been reports actually that people who bet
on the game, the Tim Peel game,
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they want their money back, and
it sparks something here. If the
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NHL wants to gain back the money
they've lost, you the pandemic, they're
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gonna have to get their game into
gambling, because that's where sports there's going
455
00:32:14.130 --> 00:32:17.160
and a lot of review a revenue
can come from that. But gambling companies
456
00:32:17.160 --> 00:32:22.119
aren't going to go and host the
NHL Games and be wanting to. You
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00:32:22.200 --> 00:32:24.680
know, no one's going to bet
on an NHL game if the Gary Bettman
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and the League doesn't fix how they
call penalties, because people aren't good at
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00:32:29.720 --> 00:32:31.950
like betting on hockey already is one
of the hardest sports to bet on because
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00:32:31.990 --> 00:32:37.029
of all the parody, but now
that there's concrete proof that there's match fixing
461
00:32:37.109 --> 00:32:39.509
in the game, there's gonna be
no appetite to bet on hockey. Yeah,
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true, which is which is unfortunate, you know. Is Yeah,
463
00:32:45.140 --> 00:32:49.420
there's match feel heavenly there's match fixing
in every professional sport. But now that
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we've seen it happen in the NHL, you're right, and that's after is
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00:32:52.859 --> 00:32:57.700
another screaming, crowing, I mean
crowing. Is Fay Right? Yeah,
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00:32:57.980 --> 00:33:05.009
yeah, it's true. You're right. There's no rest, though. The
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00:33:05.130 --> 00:33:07.049
thing that like they're just I was
actually I don't know if I told you
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this guy's that, but I'm not
sense game. I predicted who is going
469
00:33:09.970 --> 00:33:14.279
to get the next penalty every single
time, perfectly correct, a hundred percent,
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00:33:14.839 --> 00:33:16.640
and it's because, I mean,
it was back for it now,
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or if you go by a trend, it's not. Another thing that happens,
472
00:33:21.160 --> 00:33:23.160
though, is if you're going into
the third period with the penalties even
473
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they're not calling another penalty. So
teams start doing whatever the hell they want.
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And if you saw it in that
game, there was like three penalties
475
00:33:30.950 --> 00:33:32.069
they missed. Two of them were
for the least, one of them was
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against the leaves. One of them
was a blatant tripping call on Wayne Simmons.
477
00:33:35.990 --> 00:33:38.069
That literally the reft was staring at
Wayne Simmons. Oh my God,
478
00:33:38.150 --> 00:33:44.299
I saw that too. That was
so annoying. Teams like Boston have noticed
479
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this trend and they've built their team
off of that. Yeah, and,
480
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like I said, yeah, sure
it. You know, in a business
481
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sense, I guess I kind of
get it. I mean, I'm not
482
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an entrepreneur or anything, but,
like, I guess I kind of get
483
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it. But at the same time, you know, like it's a sport
484
00:34:05.650 --> 00:34:12.840
man. You gotta you gotta keep
it fair for everybody playing, and by
485
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by doing this you're not keeping it
fair. You know, I get your
486
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trying to have it competitive the whole
through the whole game, but, like,
487
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I don't know, I hate it. I don't like. Another thing
488
00:34:23.630 --> 00:34:29.710
that irks me is guys like mcdavid, highly skilled players like mcdavid, Matthews,
489
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etc. They should be drawing way
more penalties than what there are right
490
00:34:32.349 --> 00:34:37.309
now because they're that stale. Even
draws so many. Mcdavid draws way too
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many. Doesn't draw enough, man, he really doesn't. Nick David.
492
00:34:40.260 --> 00:34:44.219
You Watch. You Watch oilers games. He does not draw enough. Really
493
00:34:44.260 --> 00:34:47.099
call a penalty against like somebody doing
something mcdavid every time he's on the ice,
494
00:34:47.300 --> 00:34:52.699
like because he's that good, you're
gonna have to commit a file at
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00:34:52.780 --> 00:34:55.489
some point to get the puck off
of him, to stop him. Like
496
00:34:55.690 --> 00:35:00.769
I would love to see the NHL
protect their players. Why is it that
497
00:35:00.809 --> 00:35:05.170
a cross check is perfectly like perfectly
fine in front of the net when star
498
00:35:05.289 --> 00:35:07.280
players trying to screen the goalie,
but when it's anywhere else that's not in
499
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front of the net, it gets
called. Why wouldn't you all? Well,
500
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here's the thing into yeah, no, but the thing is, like
501
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as a defenceman, like I would
always, you know, give a Little
502
00:35:19.639 --> 00:35:22.389
Jab to the guy in front of
that because you know, you, that's
503
00:35:22.429 --> 00:35:25.789
just always been the game. You
know, of course check is a cross
504
00:35:25.829 --> 00:35:29.630
check, no matter where it is
on the ice. Yeah, but okay,
505
00:35:29.989 --> 00:35:34.389
okay, like there's there's cross checking
a guy into the boards and then
506
00:35:34.429 --> 00:35:37.139
there's kind of jabbing at him.
I think they're two different things. They
507
00:35:37.139 --> 00:35:42.340
are. Okay, there, a
cross check to the back is a cross
508
00:35:42.340 --> 00:35:45.539
check to the back, no matter
where I am on the ice. NOPE,
509
00:35:45.780 --> 00:35:49.019
no, but if he doesn't move
nearly as much as he does flying
510
00:35:49.139 --> 00:35:52.849
into the board's face first, it
clearly crossed. I get down to the
511
00:35:52.929 --> 00:35:57.889
ICE. Okay, that's different.
That's different, though. Okay, you're
512
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you're completely naming a completely different scenario. Like when I'm saying as a defenceman,
513
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what I would do a lot to
get people away from my goalie,
514
00:36:07.800 --> 00:36:12.960
said, give quick little jabs like
how did you Brend Quick List secret?
515
00:36:13.199 --> 00:36:16.239
So those, yeah, will secret
in that little unprotected part in the tailbone.
516
00:36:16.679 --> 00:36:22.269
Yeah, exactly. Do you give
them Little Jabs? They're sure your
517
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and ninety ninety five percent of the
time they're not gonna go down the ice.
518
00:36:25.190 --> 00:36:28.630
It's just going to be annoying.
And the rest would see me doing
519
00:36:28.710 --> 00:36:31.150
this. Ninety five percent of the
time I wouldn't get a penalty. It's
520
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it's a part of the game.
Okay, think that that you're talking about,
521
00:36:36.940 --> 00:36:39.300
Masamo. You won't talk about stopper
to the game. They call everything
522
00:36:40.139 --> 00:36:43.980
the the NHOL is going to be
worse than the NFL is going to be
523
00:36:44.019 --> 00:36:46.610
worse than the MLB any other sport. No, I'm not asking for more
524
00:36:46.730 --> 00:36:50.250
power plays, I'm just asking to
be consistent. For me, a perfect
525
00:36:50.289 --> 00:36:52.369
game. No, but like you, you kind of are like if you're
526
00:36:52.369 --> 00:36:55.730
saying all this stuff should be called
no, they would stop doing it.
527
00:36:55.849 --> 00:37:00.650
Then they would learn when they crack
that they had a penalty crackdown earlier.
528
00:37:00.889 --> 00:37:02.920
is going to be so late.
It's not going to be physical at although,
529
00:37:04.119 --> 00:37:07.960
like it's just gonna Stock. Do
you remember when they had that slashing
530
00:37:07.079 --> 00:37:12.079
cross crackdown and there was just a
bunch of slashing penalties everywhere. Where are
531
00:37:12.079 --> 00:37:14.320
they now? They've learned, they
know what they can get away with.
532
00:37:14.920 --> 00:37:16.630
Why is it that I can cross
check someone in front of the net,
533
00:37:16.829 --> 00:37:19.869
but if I do it anywhere else
that's not in front of the net,
534
00:37:19.909 --> 00:37:22.909
it's not a penalty, that's a
propelled and how often do you see guys
535
00:37:22.989 --> 00:37:25.230
going out with tailbone injuries? Well, what am I going to do,
536
00:37:25.349 --> 00:37:28.989
Masm? Just gonna let him say
in it from my goalie like that's I'm
537
00:37:28.989 --> 00:37:31.300
just gonna stand there. Okay,
but there's difer's been getting him quick jabs.
538
00:37:31.340 --> 00:37:35.019
That's fine, but when you just
go on full on cross check and
539
00:37:35.139 --> 00:37:38.579
nobody does that. So many guys
do that, Les Sie, I think
540
00:37:38.659 --> 00:37:43.579
that's okay, kind of blowing it
out of pre time. The next time
541
00:37:43.699 --> 00:37:46.409
that you see Akay like Glasmo,
show us, because I think it's kind
542
00:37:46.449 --> 00:37:50.130
of blowing it out of proportion a
little bit right now. I guarantee I'll
543
00:37:50.130 --> 00:37:54.409
see it tomorrow. Okay, running
for Brendan. I don't know if I'm
544
00:37:54.690 --> 00:37:59.480
right in saying this. Agree with
me if I'm right, but the NBA
545
00:37:59.719 --> 00:38:02.440
kind of blew up in popularity when
they started to protect their stars more right?
546
00:38:04.760 --> 00:38:08.360
I have no clue, like,
I don't know. I think the
547
00:38:08.440 --> 00:38:15.630
nbaiculous with his foul calls. They
called more fouls, but it's not like
548
00:38:15.710 --> 00:38:21.030
they weren't popular when Dennis Rodman was
elbowing people in the face and Michael Jordan
549
00:38:21.110 --> 00:38:23.070
was driving to the basket getting like
kicked in the Shins on the way.
550
00:38:23.269 --> 00:38:27.420
And actually, Massimo, I believe, and I think it's I think it's
551
00:38:27.420 --> 00:38:30.699
a problem in the NBA that's stars
get better treatment than every other player.
552
00:38:31.219 --> 00:38:36.380
Like you, you can eat,
like James Harden gets a foul every time
553
00:38:36.420 --> 00:38:39.059
he has the ball just because he's
not foolery. Right, okay, he
554
00:38:39.260 --> 00:38:42.809
is. He's right. There's a
but there's a fan side of it and
555
00:38:42.849 --> 00:38:45.090
there's a business side of it.
Your stars drive your revenue. What good
556
00:38:45.130 --> 00:38:51.849
are they if they're injured? How
often it is any clay or if Ross
557
00:38:51.849 --> 00:38:55.239
checked in front of the net like
like. Okay, I understand protect your
558
00:38:55.760 --> 00:39:01.480
stars, but that is showing that
the league cares more about stars than they
559
00:39:01.559 --> 00:39:07.239
do. They should know that's where
their revenue comes from. Players should be
560
00:39:07.360 --> 00:39:13.510
treated equally in that league. You
should care about every player and they're safety
561
00:39:14.190 --> 00:39:17.309
equally, a star should not get
a foul called on them easier than another
562
00:39:17.389 --> 00:39:22.469
player. I completely agree. Okay, but you're thinking of the fan aspect
563
00:39:22.510 --> 00:39:28.059
of it, though. Okay,
no, I'm it shouldn't be a business
564
00:39:28.260 --> 00:39:31.420
more than an actual sport organization.
At the end of the day, though,
565
00:39:31.460 --> 00:39:34.860
it isn't. But I try to
make money. GOING TO BE?
566
00:39:34.980 --> 00:39:37.900
Yeah, it's gonna be. They're
gonna tread it that way. Yeah,
567
00:39:37.139 --> 00:39:43.489
like, but like the these stars
are already getting paid a ridiculous amount of
568
00:39:43.530 --> 00:39:49.210
money. That shows that you care. Like that's that's showing enough. I
569
00:39:49.570 --> 00:39:53.480
don't think they need to be have. A foul called more on them be
570
00:39:54.199 --> 00:39:57.480
because then it's Oh, this guy
is in a star, I don't have
571
00:39:57.599 --> 00:40:06.000
to worry, I can roundhouse them
in the face and anyway. And if
572
00:40:06.039 --> 00:40:08.590
you and if you watched basketball,
Massimo, you would know that happens.
573
00:40:08.989 --> 00:40:15.789
Not roundhousing in the face, but
literally guys who aren't Stars get absolutely hacked
574
00:40:15.030 --> 00:40:19.590
and nothing at all. Yeah,
but how popular is the NBA? Yeah,
575
00:40:19.670 --> 00:40:22.900
it's a lot more popular because they
play it in the United States more.
576
00:40:27.460 --> 00:40:30.940
Hockey has never been as popular as
these other sports, and when I
577
00:40:30.019 --> 00:40:32.260
think it would be. If you
protect your stars and they're not injured as
578
00:40:32.340 --> 00:40:37.969
Bush, because then it's just more
stoppage of play. You are in contradicting
579
00:40:38.010 --> 00:40:40.730
your own argument you made five minutes
ago. The stoppical play is going to
580
00:40:40.769 --> 00:40:45.210
be brutal. People are gonna want
to watch hockey. Problem is Mass Mos
581
00:40:45.289 --> 00:40:52.119
that basketball was always popular. Hockey
has never been more popular than any of
582
00:40:52.199 --> 00:41:01.000
these sports. HMM. Anyway,
to conclude the whole tin peel statement,
583
00:41:01.239 --> 00:41:07.190
as that's where we were, if
I shot someone in the face and I
584
00:41:07.750 --> 00:41:08.989
to make up for it, I
go shoot a second person in the face
585
00:41:09.590 --> 00:41:14.150
and the NHL two wrongs. Don't
make a fucking right. Fix Your game.
586
00:41:14.750 --> 00:41:19.619
That was the worst Analyzi heard in
my lords is, Oh, I
587
00:41:21.179 --> 00:41:22.940
accidentally made a bad call, so
I'm going to make another bad call to
588
00:41:22.980 --> 00:41:25.699
make up for it. That's to
rub. No, no, there's a
589
00:41:25.780 --> 00:41:30.500
very there's a very distinct difference between
between making a bad call in the sport
590
00:41:30.619 --> 00:41:37.730
and fucking shooting some but whether two
dogs, it's it's it's like running someone
591
00:41:37.849 --> 00:41:40.849
over with your car and taking them
to the hospital and then being like,
592
00:41:40.969 --> 00:41:45.449
Oh, I'm the hero, I'm
the hero. No, you're an idiot.
593
00:41:50.920 --> 00:41:54.639
All right, we have some news
here. The HABs have made a
594
00:41:54.679 --> 00:42:01.469
trade as the news awakens that the
seven day quarantine is an effect and no
595
00:42:01.590 --> 00:42:07.269
longer is the fourteen day quarantine for
Canadian teams. So HABs trade a fifth
596
00:42:07.309 --> 00:42:10.110
round pick and a third round pick
for Eric Stall. Now what I would
597
00:42:10.110 --> 00:42:14.590
like to stay is when he was
asked about the possibility of coming to Toronto,
598
00:42:14.949 --> 00:42:16.860
he's like, I don't want to
come to Canada. Yeah, yeah,
599
00:42:16.900 --> 00:42:21.019
exactly. So you just didn't want
to come to Toronto. What a
600
00:42:21.099 --> 00:42:23.139
guy, and you leak just go
see much shows you can't. He can't
601
00:42:23.179 --> 00:42:28.300
hack in here. He knows getting
a trade clause. He did and he
602
00:42:28.380 --> 00:42:31.650
had to. He he waived his
no trade clause to go to Montreal to
603
00:42:31.769 --> 00:42:37.010
Jack Maybe Saws less quarantine time,
and then he's like, okay, that's
604
00:42:37.090 --> 00:42:40.210
a possibility as well. But yeah, but I'm pretty sure toronald's offer still
605
00:42:40.250 --> 00:42:45.719
on the table. I don't know
everyway. I just also want to discuss
606
00:42:45.840 --> 00:42:51.119
the like. Do you guys think? I mean, it's obviously we're never
607
00:42:51.199 --> 00:42:53.320
gonna know. I mean, sorry, we're not going to know until next
608
00:42:53.320 --> 00:43:00.190
year, till the Montreal Canadiens use
those pics are I'm just I'm just gonna
609
00:43:00.190 --> 00:43:02.510
shut the fuck up forrid. What
are you? What are you trying to
610
00:43:02.590 --> 00:43:07.469
get at? Don't worry, don't
worry. No, no, I like.
611
00:43:07.590 --> 00:43:08.829
Who Do you think is like one
that trade? Do you think they
612
00:43:08.909 --> 00:43:12.510
got a good deal for stall?
Yes, yes, that's a good rental.
613
00:43:12.670 --> 00:43:15.380
That's a good rental for the haps. I was trying to ask,
614
00:43:15.780 --> 00:43:19.659
but my English failed me. Good
depth center. Yeah, I agree.
615
00:43:19.940 --> 00:43:22.539
I think that was a pretty decent
trade for both sides. You know,
616
00:43:22.619 --> 00:43:27.210
they got some picks out of it
and Montreal gets Eric Stall. Was a
617
00:43:27.250 --> 00:43:31.650
pretty notable pretty notable name, pretty
notable guy, and I think they can
618
00:43:31.690 --> 00:43:36.329
make a decent run with him.
They just adds to their center that then
619
00:43:36.369 --> 00:43:39.369
get a veteran in the presence.
He Brendan is a Stanley Cup veteran.
620
00:43:39.489 --> 00:43:45.480
Yeh, yeah, sure. WHO's
also on team Canada and joins a bunch
621
00:43:45.480 --> 00:43:49.679
of other team Canada. Yeah,
the the HABS are set to win in
622
00:43:49.719 --> 00:43:52.199
two thousand and twelve Stanley Cup.
They got Webber, they got Perry and
623
00:43:52.239 --> 00:43:57.429
now they got stall and Carrie prey
price and Carrie Brice, holy smokes a
624
00:43:58.190 --> 00:44:00.829
yeah, they're built for the two
thousand and twelve Stanley Cup. So in
625
00:44:00.949 --> 00:44:06.349
wake of that trade, pure Lebron
of the athletic. Athletic reports that an
626
00:44:06.389 --> 00:44:13.219
NHL Executive has belief that the offer
for Mikhail Granland for Toronto will be at
627
00:44:13.219 --> 00:44:15.820
Kerfoot. Philip Hollander, we don't
remember. He we keep we got him
628
00:44:15.820 --> 00:44:21.179
in that capit in trade and a
second round pick for McHale grand land.
629
00:44:21.820 --> 00:44:25.489
I've been on the Greek and try
and hl executive know that that's what's where
630
00:44:25.650 --> 00:44:31.210
the insiders get their sources from nhil
executives. I've been on the GRANTLIN train
631
00:44:31.289 --> 00:44:35.130
for a while. I think he's
going to be a leave very soon.
632
00:44:35.849 --> 00:44:37.719
I honestly would love to say that
the leaves. I didn't know. This
633
00:44:37.840 --> 00:44:40.960
doesn't have anything to do with that, but pure lebrun works the athletic now.
634
00:44:42.280 --> 00:44:45.480
Yes, yes, he does.
Wow, good for him. Yeah,
635
00:44:46.159 --> 00:44:49.480
yeah, but no, honestly I'd
love to see that guy in the
636
00:44:49.480 --> 00:44:53.030
leave sweater. I've loved Granlin for
few, a couple of years now and
637
00:44:53.869 --> 00:44:58.510
yeah, I would not mind having
him on the on the team here.
638
00:44:58.590 --> 00:45:01.590
See, is here rental or what's
the contract? I believe he has a
639
00:45:01.670 --> 00:45:06.869
rental. Yes, yeah, I
think he'd be a rental. It also
640
00:45:06.989 --> 00:45:09.460
depends if Nashville wants to retain or
not, and I'm guessing they don't,
641
00:45:09.460 --> 00:45:14.380
as curfoot as in the deal.
But I'm assuming if Nashville does retain,
642
00:45:14.380 --> 00:45:16.739
kerfoot wouldn't be in the deal,
because the only way we bring in Granlin
643
00:45:16.780 --> 00:45:21.420
as if they retain or we send
money out, because we're basically on the
644
00:45:21.530 --> 00:45:27.210
cab. True. And Yeah,
Simmons and Gal Chania just aren't cutting it
645
00:45:27.289 --> 00:45:31.929
as top six wingers. Simmons is
he's in a bit of a differ.
646
00:45:32.010 --> 00:45:35.800
Going to take a more on the
finest confidence again, like before he got
647
00:45:35.880 --> 00:45:37.199
injured, it took him a while
for him to get going. He finally
648
00:45:37.280 --> 00:45:43.679
got going injury. And and like
when he was healthied before the injury,
649
00:45:44.679 --> 00:45:47.199
John Tambaris was on a tear.
William melander was on a tear, like
650
00:45:47.400 --> 00:45:52.710
our power plays would booming. Our
power plays over sixteen. Yeah, which
651
00:45:52.829 --> 00:45:58.750
is a whole and the whole stop
six hasn't really been performed as of lately.
652
00:45:59.030 --> 00:46:01.309
Honest, I'd like to point out
that the power plays over sixteen ever
653
00:46:01.429 --> 00:46:06.980
since Matthews moved off the half wall
into the front of the net. We're
654
00:46:06.980 --> 00:46:08.940
going to talk about Matthews after because
I want to talk about that. But
655
00:46:12.099 --> 00:46:16.099
sure, grandma. Yeah, well, I don't know which you want.
656
00:46:16.179 --> 00:46:19.849
Okay, if I have something after
so let's go in. Matthews. Now
657
00:46:19.969 --> 00:46:22.650
bring it on again, mass but
when I are having a conversation, as
658
00:46:22.690 --> 00:46:30.170
we do, obviously so gream's always
he was telling me he's still convinced that
659
00:46:30.250 --> 00:46:37.239
Matthews is hurt. Now, is
he is? He's obviously in a little
660
00:46:37.280 --> 00:46:43.280
bit of a scoring slump. If
he's hurt and not scoring. He's just
661
00:46:43.480 --> 00:46:46.429
rest him, like why even bothered? You May as well let him rest,
662
00:46:46.510 --> 00:46:50.590
come back and then see if he
can stuve. Sorry, go ahead
663
00:46:50.590 --> 00:46:53.510
and move that statement. I think
he showed you why you play him even
664
00:46:53.510 --> 00:46:58.750
if his wrist is injured. He
set up that overtime winner. Yeah,
665
00:46:58.789 --> 00:47:04.539
but he could stands not doing that. No Shit. Well, that's who
666
00:47:04.579 --> 00:47:08.619
you're taking him out for. I'm
also making sure he's healthy. I'm not
667
00:47:08.780 --> 00:47:13.940
concerned Nick Pertains Better Than Austin Math. Of course not. That's why I'm
668
00:47:14.019 --> 00:47:17.809
saying it's he's better like with the
injured risk that Nick poten is like.
669
00:47:19.250 --> 00:47:22.090
He is not healthy. You,
when was the last time you saw Dur
670
00:47:22.170 --> 00:47:24.210
it's not playoffs. He doesn't need
to power through an injury right now.
671
00:47:24.489 --> 00:47:28.650
I agree with Lukat. You're right, Massimo. He's probably not healthy,
672
00:47:29.250 --> 00:47:31.599
but it doesn't really make a whole
lot of sense to playing because, look,
673
00:47:31.880 --> 00:47:35.159
Toronto is going to finish in the
top four of the North Division.
674
00:47:35.360 --> 00:47:37.440
It doesn't matter where you finish because
you're going to be playing the same for
675
00:47:37.639 --> 00:47:42.760
three other teams anyways and you're not
getting home disadvantage is no thing. So
676
00:47:43.000 --> 00:47:45.869
if first and second does make a
difference, first you play fourth, second
677
00:47:45.869 --> 00:47:49.949
you play third. It does matter
where you finish. We've we've been cheeks
678
00:47:50.030 --> 00:47:53.230
against every single team in this division. I don't care who we play like.
679
00:47:53.389 --> 00:48:00.139
I don't think it really matters.
Honestly, like like like, I
680
00:48:00.219 --> 00:48:05.780
would rather rest Austin. We're crap
even with him right now. We have
681
00:48:06.019 --> 00:48:09.500
not been good these past couple of
games. Resting so sure he's healthy,
682
00:48:09.739 --> 00:48:15.530
rather than I I don't want to
risk further injury. That's why am I
683
00:48:15.769 --> 00:48:19.769
am, I wrote for resting him, but won't. I don't think they're
684
00:48:19.809 --> 00:48:23.969
going to do it, but good, I'm saying they should. Here's the
685
00:48:24.050 --> 00:48:30.840
thing, right. So I just
want to pose this question just because I
686
00:48:30.960 --> 00:48:36.639
want to put the sense of perspective. So the leafs say, if they
687
00:48:36.679 --> 00:48:39.679
finish first right as of right now, they'd be going a bit. They'd
688
00:48:39.719 --> 00:48:43.590
be going up against the HALBS.
If they're to go second, they'd be
689
00:48:43.630 --> 00:48:45.110
going against the oilers. Who would
you rather verse? Some the others?
690
00:48:45.230 --> 00:48:51.070
I'd rather see oilers. Yeah,
are you? I would too. I
691
00:48:51.150 --> 00:48:55.659
would too. So that's why I
think it doesn't really matter if you if
692
00:48:55.699 --> 00:49:01.420
you, I think honestly, they
should rest matthews only because, yeah,
693
00:49:02.420 --> 00:49:07.940
when he's healthy, the guy is
of easily forty fifty goal scorer and he
694
00:49:08.059 --> 00:49:12.809
hasn't scored in a while right now, and the whole top six has been
695
00:49:12.849 --> 00:49:15.769
lacking. I think you know,
to get the top sis going again you
696
00:49:15.849 --> 00:49:19.809
need matthews as a very crucial part
of that's so, or you get a
697
00:49:19.889 --> 00:49:22.329
top six winger, which is going
to happen very soon. That's not going
698
00:49:22.409 --> 00:49:27.519
to solve matthews not having a health
risks not, but it'll get a shake
699
00:49:27.559 --> 00:49:30.239
up going throughout the lineup. It'll
shake the lineup. When, dude,
700
00:49:30.280 --> 00:49:35.840
there's a new guy counted, it
still doesn't change the fact that if he's
701
00:49:35.880 --> 00:49:37.360
unhealthy, he shouldn't be playing.
The same as what you were saying with
702
00:49:37.440 --> 00:49:40.590
Freddy if he's not healthy, he
shouldn't be playing. Yes, but Matthews
703
00:49:40.630 --> 00:49:44.829
makes eleven point sixty three. He's
not going to be sitting. I told
704
00:49:44.829 --> 00:49:47.190
you this. They're not going to
rest him unless he physically cannot skate.
705
00:49:49.030 --> 00:49:52.820
How he's not a good idea in
the regular season. Aso See, and
706
00:49:52.980 --> 00:49:57.179
I don't know if you I don't
know if you agree with the leafs or
707
00:49:57.300 --> 00:50:00.780
not, but you were just saying
how you want to protect star players.
708
00:50:01.420 --> 00:50:05.260
Well, throwing him out there with
an injury is not protecting a start.
709
00:50:06.940 --> 00:50:12.769
One one stray stick from Shay Webber. One follow through on a slap shot
710
00:50:12.849 --> 00:50:16.210
that hits Austin's wrist and he's out
for the season. We don't have him
711
00:50:16.250 --> 00:50:20.250
for playoffs. Well, I mean, you got to remember it's also his
712
00:50:20.369 --> 00:50:24.280
decision to play. Now it's like
that. Well, I you got to
713
00:50:24.320 --> 00:50:28.400
remember athletes, no matter what,
they'll play through like a thing. Know
714
00:50:28.599 --> 00:50:31.320
their body the best, and did
the ALSOS know? No matter what,
715
00:50:31.519 --> 00:50:36.190
athletes are always going to say I'm
going to play, no matter what the
716
00:50:36.269 --> 00:50:38.429
health department said. It's an injury
where it can't get any worse. So
717
00:50:38.630 --> 00:50:42.949
it's fine if he plays through it. But I'm just saying any worse unless
718
00:50:42.949 --> 00:50:46.309
it gets further damage. If there's
any debate that he isn't hurt, because
719
00:50:46.309 --> 00:50:50.179
I've seen the debate that he's fine. When was the last time you saw
720
00:50:50.380 --> 00:50:54.019
him use his curl and drag shot? Well, let me why? Let
721
00:50:54.059 --> 00:50:57.300
me check my notebook. That tells
me. You know, I'm just saying.
722
00:50:57.460 --> 00:50:59.980
I did he if you watch the
game and I told Lu could look
723
00:51:00.019 --> 00:51:01.300
and look for this, because he
couldn't find it because he doesn't use it,
724
00:51:01.539 --> 00:51:04.369
and that's why he's in front of
the net on the power play.
725
00:51:04.530 --> 00:51:07.409
His his hands looks fine in that
little over time play, but his hands
726
00:51:07.449 --> 00:51:12.809
looks fine when he did that overtime
dkgins Hellabu to just wait, just his
727
00:51:13.090 --> 00:51:15.530
hands looked fine. But you are
right, he is shooting less. I
728
00:51:15.610 --> 00:51:19.559
don't know if that's a psychological thing. Maybe he's trying to pass more.
729
00:51:19.920 --> 00:51:22.679
I don't know. None of us
know for sure. He might not even
730
00:51:22.719 --> 00:51:28.079
know, but he is not fully
healthy. The leafs are going to be
731
00:51:28.239 --> 00:51:32.349
okay for five six games. They're
actually on difficult when I rests are undefeatable
732
00:51:32.349 --> 00:51:37.989
without him. It just heard to
prove my point. Well, I'm just
733
00:51:37.110 --> 00:51:40.670
I was saying both even the like
the day we found out he had a
734
00:51:40.750 --> 00:51:45.789
wrist injury, I said you rest
him until he's fully healthy. He came
735
00:51:45.869 --> 00:51:47.579
back and I said I don't care
how he performs, he should be resting.
736
00:51:47.900 --> 00:51:51.139
I am pro resting him, but
they're not going to do it.
737
00:51:51.219 --> 00:51:53.900
It doesn't make sense. Well,
that's fun. It can't. Doesn't make
738
00:51:53.940 --> 00:51:58.139
sense to you. It makes sense, though, everybody else saying. He's
739
00:51:58.139 --> 00:52:00.260
saying. It doesn't make sense.
Why the leaves won't rest him. That's
740
00:52:00.260 --> 00:52:02.010
my guess. Okay, yeah,
Ye, Oh, yeah, I mean,
741
00:52:02.090 --> 00:52:05.969
we can't do anything about the leaves
is we don't have any control over
742
00:52:06.090 --> 00:52:08.809
that. I'm sure there's a bunch
of other stars in Leek is going through
743
00:52:08.809 --> 00:52:13.570
the exact same thing as he is
who are still playing. Yeah, I
744
00:52:13.690 --> 00:52:16.519
mean I'm sure there's a lot of
athletes that play through injuries. That happens
745
00:52:16.519 --> 00:52:22.000
all the time time, but usually
when athletes are playing through injuries, it's
746
00:52:22.000 --> 00:52:24.480
because there's a lot more at stake. You know, we're in the middle
747
00:52:24.519 --> 00:52:28.679
of the season. Well, actually, what a little past the middle,
748
00:52:28.719 --> 00:52:32.110
but like there's still plenty of games
left. I'd I say you rest Matthews
749
00:52:32.230 --> 00:52:37.630
man like I will see the thing
about like the I've are of heard the
750
00:52:37.750 --> 00:52:40.110
debate about not resting Matthews and why
you shouldn't from insiders, and it's the
751
00:52:40.150 --> 00:52:43.429
thing of where you're going to throw
off his timing and you won't be ready
752
00:52:43.429 --> 00:52:46.019
for the playoffs in time. I
do understand that part. That is definitely
753
00:52:46.059 --> 00:52:49.460
an impact. Like you rust,
you take him out of the game and
754
00:52:49.500 --> 00:52:51.860
then you bring him in. Look, the ten games left in the season.
755
00:52:51.980 --> 00:52:53.300
Is that enough for him to get
ready for the playoffs? We're not
756
00:52:53.420 --> 00:52:57.860
gonna. So what. He's also
not scoring now, though. He doesn't
757
00:52:57.900 --> 00:53:00.090
have his timing. He when did
we get ten? Ten Games left?
758
00:53:00.210 --> 00:53:04.409
First, we don't know how long
he would have to rest for. Yeah,
759
00:53:04.530 --> 00:53:07.050
that's just a random number. And
even I don't know, maybe if
760
00:53:07.090 --> 00:53:09.889
you maybe, if you don't even
rest him for an extent of your time,
761
00:53:09.889 --> 00:53:12.570
what if you let him, say, two games and then he plays
762
00:53:12.610 --> 00:53:15.559
too and they takes one off for
like something like that? Like, yeah,
763
00:53:15.920 --> 00:53:17.960
you could do that. Why?
I wanted exactly the raptors want to
764
00:53:17.960 --> 00:53:22.840
championship doing that. Yeah, HMM. Well, I mean he is still
765
00:53:22.920 --> 00:53:25.800
effective, as we've seen. He
sets up goals right there. He's effective,
766
00:53:27.000 --> 00:53:30.670
but not as effective as he should
be like the whole top six has
767
00:53:30.710 --> 00:53:32.670
been lacking, like I said,
and that's me to my next point,
768
00:53:32.670 --> 00:53:42.619
John savars. So if John Savars
was performing at the production level that we
769
00:53:42.739 --> 00:53:45.619
first got him in his first season, performing much better than what he's performing
770
00:53:45.659 --> 00:53:50.099
at right now, is there a
need for a top six leftwinger or top
771
00:53:50.139 --> 00:53:55.650
six winger story? Probably not,
honestly know. Yeah, when when he
772
00:53:55.809 --> 00:53:59.250
was popping off at the start of
the year, the least will looking on
773
00:53:59.369 --> 00:54:07.730
stoppable. HMM. I it's kind
of hard because like when he when we
774
00:54:07.849 --> 00:54:12.079
first got him, didn't? He
had like a forty goal season, didn't?
775
00:54:12.079 --> 00:54:15.440
Yeah, he was outstanding nine.
Yeah, it was like, but
776
00:54:15.599 --> 00:54:19.000
he was. I mean he was
also playing with Marny. That went into
777
00:54:19.119 --> 00:54:25.710
it happen if we but but yeah, I mean that's it's a heart.
778
00:54:25.789 --> 00:54:30.510
It's that's a hard and argument.
Getting into the argument of HE NEEDS Marnyr
779
00:54:30.550 --> 00:54:35.550
to succeed. He makes eleven million
dollars, he should not need martyr to
780
00:54:35.789 --> 00:54:40.260
succeed. You're right, of course, but of course. Yeah, well,
781
00:54:40.699 --> 00:54:44.539
we're also we're locked in about whether
we like it or not. Yeah,
782
00:54:44.860 --> 00:54:52.099
son. So it's the does this
top six winger shake up the lineup
783
00:54:52.300 --> 00:54:54.409
and hopefully get everyone going again.
That's that's the hope right now. I
784
00:54:54.530 --> 00:54:58.809
mean, you know who the hell
you're bringing in to shake this lineup?
785
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On Kaal Grandlin man. I bet
he's literally plays like a leaf. Makes
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other players look good, right,
he does play like leave no physicality.
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Small. Yeah, I not get. I just love messing with you,
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Masmo Um. Let's just get like
Nick Daven for our curfoot or something.
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Yeah, no, that's a good
yeah, I know you're honestly to give
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Matthews for mcdavid, like Martin,
Matthews Marinson be on dry sinel screen up.
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Oh, that's a good deal.
Top Six. How do it?
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Would I'm not lying. I would
take Jack Johnson to get rid of Martin
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Morinchin. Oh, dude, better
than Martin Morinchen, Martin Marinson, like,
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I don't even want to talk about
that guy. That I doesn't even
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deserve to have his name in my
mouth right now. Do you think Guy
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Cycle? Okay? So with that, Ladies and gentlemen, we'll wrap up
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the episode. there. Make sure
you will follow us on Instagram at the
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off siders podcast, also on our
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US something from what we said about
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from the show, a funny moment. You can talk about how I can't
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do math or something like that.
Show that you've listened to the episode and
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you exist and are a human that
listens to us. Please, I need
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I need human interaction and I'm shout
out to our international listeners. We didn't
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realize how many people actually listen to
those podcasts outside of Canada even. Yeah,
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that is incredible. Shout out to
the unknown's also there's a couple unknown,
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couple people that were in the unknown
one category. I don't know if
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you're just listening in the middle of
like the Atlantic, but that's just me.
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I have my location services turned off. I'm actually bringing it up right
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now. Got Some in Sweden.
Shout out Sweden. Shout Out Australia,
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shout out in no way. Shout
out with the Lithuania. Shoutout United Kingdom,
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Finland and Germany, the Brigades of
listening there, like with us.
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Said, shout out unknown. There's
two of you unknown. Shout out to
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you two that are using your vpns
while listening to us. That brings that
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brings me to our next sponsor.
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such good seguents in the SPOSO.
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Yes, that's what we need.
I want to get all towner and crop
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right. We're not sponsored yet.
Don't get don't give it free advertisement.
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I am. I'm auditioning for Manscape. They utter listening right now and they're
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they they know that I'm they see, they see our potentially. It's yeah,
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we're only in our first season ever
of this podcast, so hopefully we
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grow over time we actually do get
the chance to have sponsors. We'll see
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you next week, hopefully not in
twenty days after the least verse. The
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oilers, they say, are good
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