The Rink Episode 64 Part 2: Classic All Over

It’s part two of my talk with Ryan Classic, where we continue our goalie discussion, and talk about Teemu Selanne, the retirement of Chris Chelios and that fine chili he makes, and Ron Tugnutt. Yes, really.

Ryan on Twitter

Silver Seven: An SBNation blog Ryan writes for.

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The Rink Episode 53: Tweetcast!

It’s another tweetcast, and I’m joined by a happier Jay Kumar to talk about the Toronto Maple Leafs, and by Justin Goldman of The Goalie Guild to talk about… goalies.  And we have a lot to talk about. It’s a fun episode of The Rink.

Jay Kumar: @koomdogg Completely Conspicuous, Jay’s podcast

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The Rink Episode 29A

Another two parter this week.  Eric McErlain joins Tom and I for a preview of the playoffs.  The best part is, I get to stay out of the way for the most part.  Bonus for you.

Part two goes live a little later in the week.

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The Rink Episode 8

In this episode, we go a little longer than normal, but it’s worth it.  We are talking to three fantastic bloggers this week:

Alanah from Canucks and Beyond talks with us about the Roberto Luongo shutout streak

Steve Lepore from Puck the Media chats about Versus ratings, and a whole lot more

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Episode 6 point 5: Earl Sleek from Battle of California

We continue our conversation with Earl Sleek from The Battle of California and NHL Fanhouse.  More talk about Anaheim, the rest of the Pacific division, and even a little bit about Paul Kariya.

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The Rink Episode 6

Tom and I talk to Earl Sleek of The Battle of California and NHL Fanhouse about the Ducks slow start, the Stache, and Sundin.  Plus, to explains the cap issues facing the New Jersey Devils now that Marty Brodeur is going to be out for 3-4 months.

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