Hockey Talk, Without the Entitlement
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This week, Alex Ovechkin nets his 50th, with a little something extra, the Habs may be for sale, and the hometown discount only counts for people without agents. Plus the last few playoff slots are up for grabs. Who wants one? Anyone?
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This week, Tom makes his triumphant return, and we had plenty to discuss, including Martin Brodeur, who’s up, who’s down, and who lost a really game. Plus, the GMs try to discourage fighting, and one fighter in particular had something to say about it.
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My talk with Eric was big enough that I wanted to split it into two podcasts. We discuss the GM meetings, NBC’s decision with the league to move games 1&2 of the Stanley Cup Finals to the network rather than games 3&4, and some of the things that separate the professional players from the scrubs like us (aside from being in shape).
Tom returns next week.
Eric’s writing can be found at:
OffWing Opinion
NHL Fanhouse
The Sporting Blog (from The Sporting News)
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Another two show week. Tom Luongo took a game misconduct, and was sent off for the week (actually, he was a little busy), so I was lucky enough to get Eric McErlain to do the podcast with me. And it turns out we had a lot to talk about, so much that we had to split it into two episodes.
On the first, Eric and I talk about the firing of Guy Carbonneau, Don Cherry and his beef with Ted Leonsis, and where the Washington Capitals are right now. Part two drops mid-week.
Eric’s Writing:
OffWing Opinion
NHL Fanhouse
The Sporting Blog (part of The Sporting News)
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Tom and I break down the trades, who was moved, who wasn’t, who “won” and “lost,” and who didn’t do anything.