You know, I can't tell you how badly I wish we
could start this episode off with a good old
sweet, but we can't. Unfortunately. Because London
doesn't suck. London sucks, figuratively. But
when it comes to hockey, they don't suck. I mean,
swept right past the first round, swept right
past Erie in that second. I mean, barely, barely
snuck by us here there in game four. Yeah, I
mean, eight games so far, already eight wins.
Game one of round three is already looking like
it's going to be a win, unless somebody checked
their 4 -0 at the first intermission. I was just
checking it again. It's still 4 -0. So, I mean,
what's the stat I came up with? They have won.
They've only lost two of their last 26 playoff
games that they have played. Something like that.
It's unbelievable. And those two losses were
in the finals against the Peets two seasons ago.
No, I'm talking going back when they lost two
to Saginaw. I didn't go that far back. Maybe
if we went that far back, we could find out even
more. Going back to the last playoffs and this
playoffs, they have only lost two of their last
26 playoff games, which is... Ridiculous. Unbelievable.
Austin Elliott in net, he's just a... He's a
different animal. Insane this year. We lost one
game. Again, we almost snuck one away from them
in game four. Like I said, I predicted that we
would sneak at least one away. And we were that
close, man. That over time, when we gave one
up and then they reviewed it, we're like, holy
shit, I've never seen this before. And then it
got called back. It's like, never seen that before.
Then they scored the winner again. And that one
got reviewed. I was like, surely it won't get
overturned again. And it didn't. But, uh... I
mean, just the way that crowd still got into
it, you know, down 3 -0 at home, you're about
to get swept on home ice, and the way the crowd
was still behind that team, still behind, you
know, still, I would call, still a cold Charlie
Burns. You know, they were behind him that whole
game, chanting his name almost after every save.
Kid played his ass off in Game 4, dude. And I
mean, minus the last minute of the first period
in Game 3, played his ass off too. Besides his...
That last minute. Other than that, he played
pretty good. Both those games at home, he played
phenomenal. I know he was in tears at the end
of Game 4. They showed him on the Jumbotron.
You could just see water. It might have been
from his bottle, but you could tell his eyes
were red. You could tell he just felt awful.
For no reason, too. 46 saves on 50 shots. Against
the best team in the CHL. He should be very proud
of himself. He should be very. There's no reason
whatsoever he should be beating himself up. Which
you know he probably is to some extent, but he
has nothing to beat himself up for. Came in as
a cold backup goaltender in game three, back
against the wall. That'd be tough for a starter.
Coming back from an injury, kind of like Benny
did for us last year. Came in the playoffs cold.
He was our starter for the first... five months
of the season. But it came in cold, you know,
down 2 -0 in the series, on home ice, which,
you know, is nerve -wracking enough for any player,
any young player with very little, actually no
playoff experience. He didn't have any playoff
experience. And that's honestly why I'm kind
of glad with him coming in. He now has that.
He has that playoff experience to where we need
it next year. He has that experience under his
belt now. Because, like, if we, like, depending
with Erland in this upcoming season, like, Like,
if he's still around, we at least have both experience.
He's going to be around. Regardless, I know we
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We'll get back into it. Yeah, no, I mean, Charlie
has nothing whatsoever to kick himself for, man.
I think the defense, if anything, kind of was
the reason for those three goals at the end of
the first and game three. Yeah. Just kind of
gave up. They thought, oh, we got the end of
this period. We shut them out in the first period.
No, you didn't because of the boom score. What
was it, three goals in a matter of like 36 seconds
or something like that? Yeah, like 45 seconds
it was. It's not over until the fucking fat lady
sings, so. And there was no fat lady singing.
I mean, words can't even describe how proud I
am of this Otters team and the things we were
able to overcome between last year and this year.
You know this entire rest of the last six months
of this season were for Jim. Every single game
that you're playing. And going forward, it's
going to be for him. Every game from here on
out until we win a cup. And you know damn well
they're going to fight to get his name on that
cup again. Because I believe he was on the 17
one. That was the year he came in, wasn't it?
Because he bought the team. 2015. Was it 15?
The year after McDavid. That's... Okay. Yeah,
because he bought it, like, within a few months
after McDavid. Gotcha. Fisher drafted by Edmonton.
But, uh... But very proud of this team. This
team is unbelievable. This team was, honestly,
was just very special. Like, I couldn't... Like,
I'm still can't, like, hard to process the seasons
are over. For us, at least, yeah. Like, it's...
I still, like, can't wait, like, just so devastated
that we didn't have more time with this team.
Like, I want more time with them. I mean, we're
only about probably a month away until the season
itself is over and we can watch London lose in
the final to Rimouski. And have them bitching
and playing, you know, who's team's gonna get
to play? They had so many days off. They didn't
make the playoffs. Fuck you. Anyway, anyways,
I mean, yeah, I mean, I said at the beginning
of the playoffs, London, I really think they're
going to repeat. I said this halfway through
the regular season that they're looking like
they're going to repeat. I think now that...
Did I think they'd have a clean sweep through
eight games? No. I really thought that Erie had
the capability to take one away. And unfortunately,
we did not. Game one, we let them get to us.
They just kind of got into our heads. They beat
us up. We dropped the goal as we won too many
times. I think it was Game 2, even what Alfie
got into in Game 2. Yeah. That's something we've
been waiting for. Like, let's let Alfie drop
the damn gloves. And he finally did, and I think
he did kind of end up getting his ass beat. Yeah,
he got it. Every other fight, I think, in that
series was pretty fair. I know Wesley beat the
shit out of whoever he fought in Game 1. I think
it was... Messier also beat the shit out of somebody.
He beat the drunk out of somebody. Game one,
we just let them get to us. Game two, they were
still trying to get into our heads, and they
did a little bit, but we kind of backed off a
little bit. I think that was the biggest blowout
of the series. I think that one was like a 7
-2 or whatever. Royston fought Landon Sin. Messier
fought Ryder Bolton. I think Messi was the one
that was actually a little bit closer. I think
they gave the win to Sim over Royce and even
though Royce didn't beat the fucking shit out
of Sim. And then Jesse Normie faced Nathan Sodder.
And then Sod's kind of got his ass. Sod's never
been a big fighter. He's great defensively. He's
really improved from his first year where he
was that 7th, 8th defenseman. He's really improved.
He's not a fighter. Yeah, because it was game
two is when Allen faced... I'm trying to bring
it up. Was it Alfie? It was Jared Woodley that
fought Alfie and then Royston fought Allen. Of
course, Royston won that one too. Because Royston
doesn't lose fights. Again, instead of beating
the piss out of him, he beat the drunk out of
him. He beat him so fucking good he was sober
again. At least he could drive home this time.
That wouldn't stop them. That's the last one,
I promise. Probably not. Cameron Allen didn't
say that. We have one more going on here. Okay.
Anyways. Going into next year could be very,
very important because right now there is a rumor
that the OHL is considering making goalies exempt
to the over -ager rule. Which, for us, that could
be huge. And keeping both. Obviously keeping
Noah. And keeping... At this point, I don't know
if I'm... I'm torn between McCall and Saad. I'm
between Saad and McCall. I really did not like
how McCall played in the playoffs in general.
The first round, he was eh, but against London,
he did not do well. He did not play well in the
second round. Again, I think... The first round,
he was come and go. Again, I think the biggest
thing... that is in question right now is where
is Carey going to end up next season? Is he going
to be, like, which body of water is he going
to be by? Is he going to be by Carey or is he
going to be by the Pacific Ocean? Right. Again,
which body of water is he going to? And I swear,
I think Carey is going to West Coast. I'm sorry.
After that contract signing before the London
series, I... I'm wholeheartedly behind, not wholeheartedly,
but, like, I'm all behind him going through.
And just the way, I mean, there was also kind
of what kind of, kind of gave away he might be,
was just how he, like, how much they were showing
him during the, like, after the moment when team,
everyone was at center ice and they're, like,
hugging each other and applauding the crowd and
that, like, it just felt, just like. And then
that was tough, man, just seeing the emotion
on everybody's face, not even just the overagers,
not even just Charlie. Like, you could tell that
that team just felt, they felt defeated. That
team just felt drained, they felt beat, they
felt defeated. And I mean, they definitely felt,
I can guarantee you that team knows. They could
have done better. I'll be every fan of them knows
that they have the potential to do better. But
you can tell the looks on everybody's faces.
They were just beat. They were hurt, and they
were defeated bad. They got the shit kicked out
of them for four games. Did some shit kicking
back a little bit there in game four. Did not
give up, and that's what I said this team can
do. This team does not give up. Down three games
to nothing in game four, they did not give up.
No. And that's why I'm so proud of them. There's
no need whatsoever to be disappointed in this
honors team. Two or three years ago, sure. Last
year, not so much. I mean, I think we had the
potential to get out of the first round last
year, but I still wasn't disappointed. And this
year even more so. I am absolutely not at all
disappointed in this team. No, at all. Because
the last three seasons, it's been an improvement,
improvement. Honestly, missed the playoffs two
seasons ago. Last year, we finally broke that
drought. Was in contention. This year, they got
their first win. Got their first series win since
our cup run in 2017. So that's... See, that right
there just showed me it improved. Going back
to it, keeping... If the goalie thing ends up
being a thing, obviously we get to keep Noah.
He doesn't count as one of the three. Then I
say, honestly, even if... Say San Diego sends
Carey back. I do not hate the idea of trading
him away. I hate to say that, but the return
that we can get for him would probably be, you
know, the level of, oh, if Mississauga sent somebody
to Kitchener, or was it vice versa? The one dude
that got traded for like 11 picks. Raykoff got
sent back for like 11 picks or some shit like
that. Yeah, he got sent to Brampton. I don't
think he'd be quite that size, but we could definitely
easily get a younger, maybe like 17, 18 -year
-old forward, five picks maybe. We could get
a decent return. We can probably get a bid out
of Eddie, too. Eddie, too, honestly, yeah. I
mean, he's young. He's got that fighting him.
He's got that feistiness to him that we really
started to see a lot more this season. Started
to see it a little bit towards the end of last
year. You know, he had that cordial hat trick
that had the whole building fucking shaking.
And I think he ended up having, not fights, but
a couple scraps in the playoffs against Kitchener
last year, too. But this year, he got into a
couple of fights. I think one or two fights this
year. Definitely, I think he had one in the playoffs,
including two. But that's when it comes down
to, like, I don't know. I mean, it could be just,
you know, playoff, not playoff rust, but the
first time in the playoffs, You know, kind of
that nervousness from a call. He's never played
in these playoffs before. He doesn't really know
what to expect. I mean, he knows what to expect
from teams like Saginaw and London, who we play
five, six times a year. Do we want to waste one
of our lead spots on him because of that playoff
performance? Do we want to let that playoff performance
affect how we feel about him? Because I honestly
liked his regular season. Oh, he was phenomenal
throughout the regular season. Yeah. He was debatably
one of our best defensemen. Obviously before,
until Schaefer went down. Which I think he came
in after Schaefer. He came after Schaefer. Yeah,
and then it's going to be down to obviously between,
what, Carey, Dillon, and Mess. Correct? And Davio.
And Davio. Well, Dav's, no. Mess is going to
be gone after he signed that contract in Toronto
with the little atrocity. I don't know how much
to believe this, but I said something about that
on the Uncensored page, and somebody had said
that. Alex has said multiple times that he wants
to focus on hockey, that he doesn't care too
much about that. He wants to stay and focus on
hockey. So it depends. I'm sure the decision,
if we decide that we want to keep him, if we
say we want to keep him, he might show interest
in wanting to stay with us. If we say, hey, we
might be moving on from that, then he might go
focus on lacrosse. Who knows? But some people
said that he has said that he wants to stay here
and focus on hockey. Adam McCall has said that
he really likes it here and wants to stay here.
Who knows? Carey could go to the NCAA. Who knows?
I mean, with that NHL contract, I don't know
how that's going to work. I think his hands are
tied. I think the three players that are really
tied are Carey, and it's going to be Schaefer
and Malcolm are the three players. I'm kind of...
Oh, obviously it would have been Marvin, too,
but... Oh, and Ty. I'm sorry. I'm forgetting
Ty. Well, then again, Ty didn't really sign the
contract yet. He's drafted, but he hasn't signed
yet. Yeah, he hasn't signed his entry contract
yet. So Ty might be able to go, considering he's
not under contract. Yeah. But, yeah, I don't...
I wouldn't hate bringing back Miss. I wouldn't
hate... I'd like to keep that him and Royston,
you know, those greedy, those power forwards,
you know, those ones that aren't afraid to beat
somebody up when they need to. Um, so I don't
think they might be our only two decent fighters
on the team. That's really the only thing why
I want to keep Masaru just for that reason, but
like... It all depends on carry, you know, where
they end up keeping him if they call him up.
Because that's the thing, like, do we want to
risk saving an OA spot on him if they keep him
in? Because how does that work? If they call
him up and they keep him and they don't send
him back? Does he still count as one of our only
slots because he's on the roster technically
still? How does that work? Because I know when
Dylan Strom, he was up in Arizona for a little
bit. Can we keep three, but if he comes back,
then we have to send one off again. I don't know
how that works. I think he would be exempt because
we don't have him, physically have him on the
team. He's off thing for San Diego. Say we keep
Noah. Again, we'll say that the goalie thing
does go there. So, say we have. So, why don't
we count Noah? Because, say, they're exempt.
So, say we have. Say, Eddie. Eddie, Kerry, McCall.
Hey, Kerry is not coming back. Okay, so Kerry
goes off to San Diego for the first part of the
season. Okay, so we'll bring back in. We'll bring
back in Eddie. We'll bring back in Sodds. So,
say we have. Now we have Sodds, McCall, and Eddie.
Hey. San Diego is sending back Carey. Who would
we get rid of to bring Carey back in? Or would
we just maybe trade Carey away? Or trade Dillon
away to Carey? We can technically keep four on
the roster, just three active on any given game
night. Okay. Because we did that with the year
of Kishnick. Because we had Kishnick selling
Hoffman and D 'Amato. D 'Amato, yeah. That was
the year before I bought my tickets. It was my
first year of my season ticket. We had that situation.
Second year, but first season. Because your first
season got canceled. No. Because that would have
been... Because you've been like six seasons
now, haven't you? Yeah. This coming year will
be officially seven. No, because your first would
have been... 18 -19, so you were one off. Yeah.
I thought your first was 18 -19. 17 -18. Okay.
Won the cup that fall. I bought the tickets.
Oh, gotcha. Yeah, okay. Yeah, we had a very tough
situation. I guess we'll figure out more. I guess
we'll learn more when closer the season comes.
We probably won't know much by the time we're
wrapping up this season of the show. But, um...
Yeah, um... Updating with the OHL playoffs. Obviously,
we mentioned earlier that London took us down.
Kitchener pulling out the reverse sweep against
Windsor. It was 21 -22 season, though. Hoffman's
on. Okay, so I would have tackled that. That
would have been my third year. Yeah, Kitchener
pulling out the reverse sweep against Windsor.
Unbelievable. Becomes the sixth team in the 0
-2. 16 in OHL history to be able to do that.
Honestly, the most fun thing was Kitchener did
it in a Windsor offseason. They swept them when
they were the eighth seed. They swept the first
seed of Windsor in the 22 -23 season. Those playoffs
swept them in the first round. First time ever
that an eighth seed swept the first seed in OHL
history. I mean, unbelievable. Apparently, if
it's Windsor and Kitchener, I'm choosing Kitchener
from now on. And I remember saying, like, if
Parsons is on his A game, like, I think Kichner
was going to win it. He might not have been those
first three, but he was a brick wall those last
four games. I mean, he was not winning any goals.
North Bay swept right by. I am looking at the
wrong year. What am I doing? Oshawa beat Brantford
in six games, 4 -2. The Barry Colts beat the
Kingston Frontenots in Game 7. That's crazy.
Yeah, man. I mean, so yeah, we got the final
four being the Barry Colts and the Oshawa Generals
and the London Knights taking on the Kitchener
Rangers. Who do we got winning these series?
I can honestly see a rematch. I can see a London
-Oshawa rematch. Anybody but London. It's gonna
happen. All we're doing is just delaying the
inevitable of watching them raise that fucking
cup again. I think it's gonna happen. Is we gonna
see an exact rematch again? Do we think Barry
can take Oshawa down? Barry is the higher seed.
They're second in the East. Compared to Oshawa
being the fourth? Or the third? I know Barry
was the first. Oshawa was the Barry was the first,
and Oshawa was the second seed. I thought Branford
was the first seed. No, no. In the conference,
Barry was second, and Oshawa was fourth. Okay,
I was right. Second and fourth. Yeah, I mean,
Barry could take down. I think Oshawa has what
it takes to take down Barry. But who stands a
better chance against London is the question.
Neither. I mean, we saw Oshawa did a great job
in the final last year. I mean, it makes me want
to say that Barry might have the better shot.
To at least not let them fucking go almost 16
-0 in the playoffs again. Kitchener obviously
has the best chance of ruining that. I'm sorry,
but nobody in the East can touch that. Since
Brantford got knocked out, early on I initially
said Brantford was probably going to be the ones
that could potentially, obviously, Barry. London
just doesn't fucking lose at home, dude. They
don't lose there. Yeah, Kitchener probably has
the best chance to take him down. Are they going
to do it? Probably not, sadly. Can I even see
Kitchener taking one away? I'd say if we saw
in those last few games with the previous round
against Windsor, if Jackson Parsons can be on
his A game. Jackson Parsons can find his rhythm
again, then yeah, I think they have a chance.
But all in all, I think this again is going to
be a London in. five if we're lucky. I really
do want to see the goaltending matchup between
Elliott and Parsons. That's going to be fantastic.
I mean, not looking so good for Parsons right
now, but... I mean, he hasn't had much time off.
London's had, what, a week and a half off by
now at this point? Yeah. Parsons only had like
three days off. So... But yeah, winners, I'm
going to go with Barry. I don't think Asha has
what it takes this year to take them down. And
obviously I have to go London. I'm going to say
Barry. I think it's going to take a little longer.
I'll say Barry in six. And then I'll say London
in, I'll say five. I can very easily see it being
another sweep. But I'll say five just to give
credit where credit's due to Kitchener. Because
they're a good team. They are. It's just London
is obviously the better team. And nobody's taking
them down. Even if Kitchener loses, I really
do hope they beat the brakes off of London. Just
wear them out. That's all I want. Make them wear,
even if it's, I mean, we kind of, we did wear
them out in game four. I mean, towards the end
of that game, towards the end of the game, you
know, first and second period of game four in
Erie was still pretty feisty, but that third
period, you could tell London started, like,
holy shit, we need to fucking, we need to play.
Like, we need to get this, we need to be on our
toes against this team. And we ended up tying
it with, I think it was like eight minutes left
or something like that. Obviously, then the game
winner going in about, what, eight, ten minutes
into overtime, so. But yeah. It's going to be
a London -Berry final. I said London 5, maybe
potentially 6 if Parsons can steal one or two
of them away. And then Barry, Babel can honestly
go 6 or 7. Honestly, looking at this London -Kitchener
series, I know that London's going to take the
first deal easy. But as soon as they go back
to Kitchener, Jackson Parsons is going to find
his fucking confidence, and he can carry them
the rest of the way. It's going to be a fucking
fight. Obviously, because their games are going
on right now, London's up 4 -0 about just a little
under eight minutes in the second period, and
Barry and Oshawa are tied at zero with just a
little under 19 minutes into the second period.
All right. Moving on to some NHL talk. We're
already quite a few games into the playoffs here.
The reason we didn't get to recording last weekend,
Colin was on vacation, so having a good time
in the good old state of AZ. Lazy and azy, baby.
Lazy and azy. Getting your first round of nine
now? Yeah, I played four of them. Went about
as good as the first round of the season will
go. Considering I haven't played since last August.
I mean, August to April. I know, I'll be rough.
I think I got up to the driving range maybe once
or twice last year, but I didn't get out for
four of them. I didn't even get out last year
whatsoever. I know, we'll plan on trying to get
a couple in this year for sure. Yeah, I tried
reaching out as either I can't or... So I'm like,
fuck it, I'm going out. So I went a few times
alone, which, whatever. Nothing wrong with that.
I've done it before, so. NHL playoffs. Let's
go to our brackets. We'll pull our brackets out
and see who we have predicted to win, and then
we'll go on and move to what's currently actually
happening. Let's start in the West. First round
matchup, we've got the Winnipeg Jets. The first
seed in the entire league, I believe. First seed
in the West. Taking on the second wild card.
Barely squeaking in. The St. Louis Blues. I have
the Jets winning in five. I had a sweep, and
that's already... That's already ruined it? Yeah.
Yeah, I also had one pick sweeping, but... Whatever.
I know the games paid for extra points for tiebreakers
or whatever. Either way, I still have Winnipeg
winning that series. Staying in the Central,
we have the number two seed in the Central, Dallas,
taking on the number three seeded, Avalanche.
I have the Avalanche winning in seven. I have
Dallas winning in seven. I had Dallas in six.
Dallas in six? Okay. I knew it was going to go
either 6 or 7 this series. I think it was Thursday
by 4pm or 6pm. I think it would have been Monday
or Tuesday. I think it was before the first puck
drop of Game 2. So it would have been like 6
or 7pm. I literally went back and forth, back
and forth between them. I was like, Dallas, no,
I'm going to switch to Colorado. No, I'm going
to go back to Dallas. I literally switched this
one back and forth about four times. And I fell
on Dallas winning this one in seven. I just think
they're the better team. I think they have the
better goaltender right now. I mean, Jake Odinger
is playing out of his mind. I mean, the addition
with Mikko Rantanen for Dallas. I mean, they're
just an all -around complete team right now.
Miro Heichkinen, I think he was supposed to be
back this series. If he's not yet, he's supposed
to be very soon. And I think that's one thing
where Avalanche struggled as defense. I mean,
aside from Devontae's and Cal McCarr, they don't
got much going on back there. Nope. They got
Sammy Gerrard, but he's starting to get a little
bit older. But again, that's about all they have.
They don't have much to help them back there.
I mean, outside of that first line of, you know,
McKinnon, Latuscock coming back. They got a decent
amount of depth scoring. Logan O 'Connor, they
got... Nazem. Nazem Kadri. Kadri's up in Calgary.
He's in Calgary. I thought he was still in Colorado.
Dallas has a lot of young guys that just got
Logan Stankoven at the deadline. He was part
of that. He went to Carolina. Yeah, because they
got a great team. Both beauties, by the way.
Yeah. Both fucking beauties. Yeah, I have Dallas
in seven. I think it's going to go the distance.
I think Jeffy could be right. I think Dallas
could win in six. But I think that one's going
to go the distance. I can see that one going
seven. Just kind of like what Kyle said when
we get to it. I was back and forth on that season,
and there was one in the east that I was going
back and forth on. But going down to the Pacific,
we have the Vegas Golden Knights taking on the
Minnesota Wild. This one's also a... I got ready
to screw it up, but I had Vegas in a sweep. I
did as well. You had Vegas in a sweep. See, I
did two different ones. For the one that I did
for our league, I had Vegas winning in five.
That's already over. But for the one that I actually
submitted, like the whole big bracket, like the
whole world going against each other, I had Vegas
in six. So that one could still happen. Goalie
change in Montreal. What happened? I don't know.
I just looked up and I saw goalies get changed.
Oh, snap. It's a tie. I wonder if there's an
injury. It's a tie game. Oh, we have a goalie
change in Montreal, folks. That can't be good.
Is that Montembeau starting? Montembeau is starting.
Who just went in? I don't know if I know who
their backup is. Once I hear their name, I feel
like I'll know it. Dobbs. What's it? Dobbs. Dobbs,
okay. Moving on to L .A. and Edmonton. This one
is not looking good. At least, again, for our
bracket. I did two different ones. For the one
for us, for ours, I had Edmonton in seven. For
the one I'm submitting to the big one, I did
L .A. in seven. I said I had in my... The global
one, I had L .A. winning that one in six. And
then obviously in this one, I had Edmonton in
six. I mean, Edmonton just isn't anywhere near
as good of a team as they have been in the past,
especially last year. They're not the same team,
at least play style -wise and good -wise, if
that makes sense, as the team that went to the
finals last year. They're not the same team.
Which they really didn't have that many losses
or additions, really. They really didn't. If
you guys remember last year, they started off
like shit against Vancouver. And then they picked
it up to be able to finish that series. Same
thing round two against, I believe it was Winnipeg.
Started like shit. Really ramped it up. Stuart
Skinner, when he came back, really ramped his
game up. I think it was round three. I think
they swept right past round three. Or it might
have been round five. But either way, after games
three or four when Stuart Skinner came back in
front of the team, he started going off. Edmonton
started going off. I know where you guys are
coming from, but it could also be a repeat of
what happened last year. You saw how far they
went. Fucking Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals
losing just by one goal. And nearly almost came
down. Regardless, ultimately I'm going to say
LA is going to take this one. It might end up
going to 7. LA very easily might sweep. I mean,
they're a good team. They're a very good team
this year. I think I said this last recording.
I really honestly think Darcy Kemper should be
in the conversation for the Vesna. I mean, he
has been unbelievable this year. I said, Golteng's
been really good for him. You got Big Riddick,
and then you got Darcy Kemper. Both of them were
very good. It's very tough. This one might be
the toughest one to call, aside from Dallas and
Colorado. Do you think scoring depth is there?
Defense is not bad, but not the best, but also
the worst. Yeah. Moving on to the Eastern Conference.
We got the Toronto Maple Leafs taking on the
Ottawa Senators. Battle of Ontario. Battle of
Ontario. Oh, this one was wrong. I had said Ottawa
in five. You said Ottawa in five? I must have
pressed five by accident. I meant to press seven.
I have Toronto in five. In both brackets, I have
Toronto in five. I have Toronto in five. That's
starting to look really good. With how well Ottawa
played last night at home, I can see them stealing
one tomorrow night or Sunday night, whenever
they play game four. I can see Ottawa stealing
one. I can see it maybe being a little bit of,
not a blowout, but not a one -goal game. I can
see it beating me at like a 4 -1 or a 5 -3 type
game. But I think Toronto's going to go home
and win it. Win it at home, I say five. I don't
want him to, but. I think it's, I mean, if they
lose to fucking Ottawa, that's a little rough.
Number one, Steve Dangle's going to lose his
fucking mind. Oh, Steve Dangle's going to delete
his YouTube channel. He's going to appear off
the face of the fucking earth. 18 seasons of
LFR, fuck this, I'm done. I was re -watching
his playoff, like, bracket, like, what he put
out. I'm like. Because he had the Leafs going
all the way this year. He does. He hasn't gone
all the way this year. And then number two, just
to see the fans, it's their fucking shit. Moving
on, we got another battle of series with the
Battle of Florida with Tampa Bay Lightning taking
on the Florida Panthers. The second seed in the
Atlantic, Tampa. Third seed in the Atlantic,
Florida. I have Tampa Bay in our league. I have
them in seven. In ours, I have them in six. The
other one I did in seven. So ours, it's going
to be a little tough for them to pull it off
at the four in a row here. Reverse sweep kind
of thing. Are they up 2 -0 or are they up 3 -0
already? They're up 3 -0. They're up 3 -0 now?
They're up 3 -0. Right? No, 2 -0. Is it only
two? Yeah, it's only two. That's right, because
they've got a later start than everybody else.
They're going home with a 2 -0 series lead, so
that's huge. This is where I said this was the
one I was going back and forth on, because on
my global... Bracket, I had Tampa in seven. This
bracket, I had Florida in seven. Global had them
in seven. Ours, I had them in six. Florida in
six. Florida in six? Florida in six. And it can
happen. Even though Florida's been kind of running
away with it the last two games, it was still
entertaining games the last two. Well, game one
was entertaining. Game two wasn't so much. They
didn't score that second goal until 30 seconds
left on an empty net. To make it 2 -0. So it's
like, okay, that was anticlimactic. Moving on
to Washington versus Montreal. Washington, the
number one seed in the Metro, number one seed
in the East. Taking on the second wild card,
Montreal Canadiens. In ours, I have Washington
sweeping. Or in both. Ours, I have them five,
like the global one, I have them sweeping. Yeah,
I also have Washington sweeping. In both of my
brackets, I have them sweeping Washington. I
mean, no offense to Montreal. Oh, oh! They have
the bench. Speaking of, we're watching this one
right now, end of the second period. There's
some feistiness happening. Extracurricular. Two
players on one of the benches. Damn, they're
mad. Let me get Wilson. No, that's the PLD. PLD's
in the middle of it, so. Oh, wow. Oh, he won't
stop. Oh, now L are going at it? Yeah, Wilson's
on the bench sitting, just yapping his mouth.
He's big fucking mouth like he always does. He's
just pointing up at the scoreboard like, see
ya? You see ya? Get another losing? What a dumbass.
Yeah, anyways, Washington 4. I mean, Montreal
can explain this. They could end up taking this
one. Yeah. Could end up going to 5, but... Honestly,
Kolkoff just scored to take the lead. Yeah, with
like 40 seconds left to go, period. Yeah. Moving
on to the other game that we have on the multi
-screen. The Carolina Hurricanes take on the
New Jersey Devils. Montreal, or Carolina, the
second seed in the Metro. New Jersey's the third
seed in the Metro. In ours, I have them sweeping.
In global, I have New Jersey taking one away,
so Kansas at five. I said, in our bracket, I
had Carolina sweeping, but in my global bracket,
I had Carolina at five. Tom Wilson. He's like
mocking his crying. The things I want to call
Tom Wilson, I can't say on the air, so I guess
I'll see you. He's a prick, but he's funny. I
mean, he's funny as shit. I guess I will see
you guys next Tuesday. He's a little prick, but
he's funny. And moving on to the second round
in the West, that leaves me with Winnipeg taking
on Dallas, and I have Dallas winning that one.
I have Dallas going to the conference final.
For me, obviously, because mine is the same thing
as Kyle's, Winnipeg and Dallas. I had actually
Winnipeg winning. Oh, yeah, Winnipeg going to
the conference final. Okay. What do you got?
So I got Winnipeg and Colorado with Winnipeg
moving on to the third round. Of course, it was
Tom Olsen who started it. And Anderson. No, I
just saw it. Oh, my God. He's such a prick. He's
so funny. I have Vegas taking on LA in ours.
In ours, I have Vegas taking on Edmonton. Doesn't
matter. Regardless, I have Vegas moving on in
both of them. Both brackets, I have Dallas and
Vegas in the conference final. As I mentioned,
I had Vegas. In this bracket, I had Vegas. Edmonton,
Vegas, and LA, the global one. But in this one,
I have Edmonton actually moving on. Being Vegas.
I have the same ones, Jeff. Vegas, Edmonton,
with Edmonton moving on. Because fuck you, Vegas.
So then for the Western Conference Finals, I
actually have an all -Canadian matchup between
Winnipeg and Edmonton. With Winnipeg moving on.
Yeah, Winnipeg going to the final. I think I
did have them at first. But looking at how deep
the Dallas team is, how much playoff experience
they have in the last couple years, I ended up
having them. Having them going. So in the conference
final, I have Dallas and Vegas. I have the Dallas
Stars going to the Stanley Cup final for the
first time since 2020. Or no, 2021, sorry. 2020.
No, 2020, yeah, I was right. They're in the bubble,
right? Yeah, they're in the bubble. Tampa's first
of back -to -back. It was Corey Perry's, the
start of Corey Perry's three of the first four.
With three different teams. Three different teams.
His loss is there. Lost two in a row to Tampa
Bay, and if he can't join them and beat them,
then he joined them, and then he lost again.
Yeah, if he can't beat them, join them. So he
joined them, and then he got beat. And of course...
Who did you guys have going to the final? I had
Winnipeg and Edmonton. I actually had Edmonton
going. Edmonton going back? Alright, alright.
I said that. You said you had Winnipeg going
all the way? No, I have... Oh, no, in this bracket
I have Edmonton going all the way. I really wanted
to put Winnipeg, but in this bracket I put Edmonton.
Moving over to the East, second round. Starting
up with the Atlantic, I have Ottawa and Florida,
with Florida winning it. For me, I had, obviously
in my bracket it was Florida and Toronto. I have
Florida moving on. Okay. Obviously in my other
one it was Tampa, and I had Tampa moving on.
And obviously in both of them I have the same
winners pretty much. All in the East, I just
have different games. So in the East I have Toronto
and Tampa Bay. I have Toronto moving on to the
conference final for the first time since 1967.
No, in history. Oh, yeah, the first time in history.
The first time in history moving on to the conference
finals. Get off the program, freshman. And then
for the second one, I have Washington taking
on Carolina, and I have Carolina. Moving on to
the conference line. Really? I have Carolina
moving on. So I was seeing one, Washington, Carolina,
but I had, obviously, Washington moving on. I
also have Washington over Carolina that second
round because Carolina seems to choke away when
it becomes important. Yeah, I mean, that's very
true, but I don't know. I think this year seemed
different for them. Yeah, I have Carolina. Go
to the conference final against Toronto. And
then the conference final, the first seed in
the Atlantic, Toronto Maple Leafs take it on
the second seed in the Metro, Carolina Hurricanes.
I have the Carolina Hurricanes moving on to the
Stanley Cup final. You had me nervous. I was
like, he's going to say fucking Toronto. You're
one of them losers. I thought about it, but it'll
be the one year that I don't have Toronto with
confidence that they're going to end up doing
it. But now I have Dallas and Carolina instead
of the final. You know, I'm happy that you finally
learned that Toronto shouldn't be trusted to
go all this way. Right, Otis? Right. I mean,
I still have them on. I do think they still have
the power and have the ability to do so. Hi,
Otis. Yeah, he agrees. Can they do it? No, I
don't think so either. He doesn't have a lot
of... Hope in the least, huh, Otis? But for me,
for the conference final, I have Florida and
Washington. I have Washington going to the Stanley
Cup finals. When it comes down to the final four,
we all have completely different... Yeah, I also
have Florida -Washington with Washington going,
so for me, the Stanley Cup final, it'll be the
Edmonton Oilers versus the Washington Capitals.
Oh, that would be a fucking sight. Ovechkin versus
McDavid. One of the old gen versus one of the
new gen. I really wish it was Crosby if they
could get it all the way. 87 versus 97. But if
ifs and buts for candies and nuts, the world
would be a much better place. This place fucking
sucks. In the Stanley Cup Final, I have the Dallas
Stars, the second seed in Central, taking on
The Carolina Hurricanes, the second seed in the
Metro. Your Stanley Cup champion, 2025. I got
the Carolina Hurricanes winning the whole thing.
Just watch, they're going to get blown out in
the first round and fuck you over. Probably,
yeah. They're going to go up 3 -0 and they're
going to get reverse swept by New Jersey. Fuck
up my whole bracket. So, for me outside the Edmonton
Oilers and the Washington Capitals. Your 2025
Stanley Cup champions is the Washington Capitals.
I think we have the same fucking Final Four,
by the way. Oh, do you have the same four? Yeah.
Well, my tiebreaker is 34 goals. I have 19. All
right. I said 29 for mine. All right. See, my
Final Four being Dallas, Vegas, Toronto, Carolina.
It's going to be interesting. Obviously, I didn't
mention my other brackets finals. I had Winnipeg
and Washington in the finals, and I had Winnipeg
winning that one. Actually, no, I still had Washington
winning that one as well. So we'll move on to
what is currently going on right now, how well
those are looking right now. Right now, Toronto
is up 3 -0 on the Ottawa Senators, which that's
looking decent for me because I had them winning
at 5. Florida is up 2 -0 on Tampa Bay. Not looking
good for me because I had them in 7 -1 and then
6 -0 in the other. I can't remember if it was
global and which one I had for which. Washington
currently up 2 -0 on Montreal, but losing 3 -2
in Game 3 right now, end of the second period.
Carolina currently up 2 -0 on the New Jersey
Devils. Also looking good for me. The only one
not looking good for me in the East right now
is the Florida Tampa series. Um, I have a chance
to be perfect on the entirety of the East. You
know, it could come back. Um, don't you dare
pull that class over. Come here. Come here. Winnipeg
currently up two games to one on St. Louis after
a very blowout victory from St. Louis last night,
which was not expecting that. Where was I? Jordan
Bennett can play the hell out of the game. The
Dallas Stars up two games to one on the Colorado
Avalanche. Still looking good for me. That one
can go to seven. That one needs to go the distance.
Another one not looking good for me is Minnesota
being up two games to one on Vegas, which I don't
know if anybody saw that one coming. I had a
feeling Minnesota would be a threat, but I didn't
think it would be this much of a threat. Neither
did I. That's why I was like... I really did
not think that they could put through this much.
And then L .A. up 2 -0 over Edmonton. Did not
see that one coming. I mean, they got the two
wins at home, and now the series is going to
Edmonton. Everything could change. I say if L
.A. wins this Game 3, then my bracket will be
in trouble. If L .A. wins tonight, then Edmonton's
in some trouble. But if Edmonton can turn the
tides, You know, turn everything around tonight,
get the win on home ice, and we might have a
series. But if LA wins, they're going to be in
trouble. Yeah, so far the only brackets of mine
are looking good, are still potentially going
to happen, is Dallas, Colorado, LA and Edmonton.
Carolina, New Jersey, Washington, Montreal. And
pretty much all of them are still pretty good
except for the Winnipeg and Vegas one. The ones
I'm worried about is the Minnesota one. Minnesota
is over Vegas right now, then Florida currently
over Tampa Bay. Those are the two that I am worried
about. I'm more worried about winning the global
one than ours, which we didn't have. I don't
think we had a good punishment yet. No. If we
agreed, if we decided we were going to do one
or not for the awards. But if there's only three
of us, then I don't know. We're just bragging
rights more. Well, it's just bragging rights,
yeah. But I'm sure we can think of something.
We do what we were just screwing around with
before the show. Stand down in the field, you
just give golf balls, watch that shit, and you're
not allowed to move? Shirtless? Fuck it. We just
have to go somewhere where we're not going to
hit other houses, obviously. We'll think of something.
I might have the place for that. It could be
fun. Hopefully. It looks like Lex is drinking.
It's going to be a little bit of a shorter episode
this week. I have a couple of just random trivia
questions that I had thought of over the last
couple weeks. Maybe now would be a good time
to ask these guys. Two of them are playoff related
here. I didn't look at my other three, but it's
playoff time, so mine as well. Why not? All right.
In 2020, in the playoff bubble, Tampa Bay took
on Columbus in the qualifiers round. Game one
ended up going to that historic five overtimes.
Who scored the game -winning goal in that game?
No. It's between two. Yeah, I'm going to stick
with Sorelli. I'm going to stick with Sorelli
because I feel like it's the other one. Who's
your other one? Brayden Point. It was Brayden
Point. I knew it was either Sorelli or Point.
Brayden Point. I knew it was vice versa. I think
we told this story about it again. We had time,
so we'll tell it again. It's me, Jeff, Colin.
Was Boba there? Or another mutual friend? Sam.
It was just my friends. It was Sam. Was that
the night Jeffy fell into the pond? No. No. That
was a different time. That was a different time.
I think the game had just went into overtime
as we were getting up to the first hole. The
game just started. The game itself just started
as we were getting up to the first hole. We get
to the first hole. You know, couple hole, you
know, starting in the third hole. Hey, guys,
you know, end of the first period or whatever.
Get to the end of the fourth, end of the fifth
hole, whatever. Oh, end of the second period.
Okay, whatever, you know, get to the end of the
fifth hole. Oh, end of the third period. Okay,
I think we started slowing down. I think maybe
we were behind somebody or whatever. End of the
seventh hole. Oh, end of the first overtime.
We get to the end of the eighth hole. Oh, end
of the second overtime. Getting ready to start
the ninth hole. Getting to the end of the ninth
hole. End of the third overtime. I was telling
him to get everything put back and get back to
the car. We're getting close. I think we went
to eat after. As we're pulling up to the restaurant,
oh, end of the fourth overtime. No, we had left
in the middle of the ride, end of the fourth
overtime, start of the fifth overtime, whatever.
As soon as we pull into the restaurant and we
sit down. Yeah, we asked them to turn on the
Tampa Bay Columbus game, the hockey game, whatever.
Before they could even find the remote to turn
it on, it was a brain -pointed score and it was
over. Five overtimes. That's still insane. We
played an entire round of golf before they could
finish a game of hockey. Which I think there's
supposed to be another game that night. That
game ended up getting postponed because it was
too late at that point. Alright, other one. Who
was the first non -original six team to win a
Stanley Cup? St. Louis in 1967. Or 68, sorry.
St. Philly. Philadelphia. The first non -original
six team. Yeah, which... They went back and back
in 74 or 75. Yeah, 74 or 75. I'm 95 % sure. I
know it's Philly because I just literally saw
the NHL post something like who's going to be
the 2025 and it went through all the years. Oh,
that's right, because St. Louis went up in their
inaugural season and lost to Montreal. Lost to
Montreal. That's not a bad idea. Three years
in a row. Three years in a row. They lost to
Montreal, Montreal, and then lost to Boston.
Philly went back -to -back in 1974 and 1975.
Hadn't won it since. Hadn't won it since. All
right, that's where I was getting my St. Louis.
And then here's our three not... None of these
are... These are just... Completely fucking random.
Good luck if you know these. Off the top of your
head. What was the final score of the well -known
best game in American sports history, the Miracle
Ones? 5 -4 regulation. It was 4 -3 regulation.
4 -3 regulation, yeah. What was the total amount
of points Wayne Gretzky scored in his highest
point total season? In one single season. In
one single season, what was his record for most
points in one season? Mid -130s. I'd say 110,
like somewhere around 100. 10. Most points in
one season, guys. You're way off. Way under?
Way under. You're way off. So he has to be like
170s, 180s then. Still way under? Way under.
There's no way he did more than 220. Very close.
225. His most in one season point total, 215
points in one season is his record. If it would
have been 130, McDavid would have broken. That
would have been a whole different thing we would
have been watching. Multiple people. I think
two people got 150 last year, didn't they? I
think Cooch and McKinnon both got 150 last year.
Oh, wow. They were up there. This one is, I don't
know what made me think of this one, but this
one is out there. Who scored the first Penguins
goal at the Consult Energy Center slash PPG Pains?
The first Penguin to score a goal in the new
arena. Wasn't it Pascal? It was not Pascal. I'm
trying to think if he was actually there at the
time. Was it Kunis? It was not Chris Kunis. You
guys, obviously, same team, obviously, but that
same era of Penguins, he was on this team. He
was part of this team for a couple years. Not
Stolze. Not Stelzi. Not TK. Tyler Kennedy. It
was Tyler Kennedy. It was Tyler Kennedy. Tyler
Kennedy. Oh, okay. It was the first Penguin to
score. I think we got scored on first, but he
was the first Penguin to score a goal in the
Consular Energy Center. Okay, because my next
cup was going to be Ryan Malone. No, Murdo left
way before. He left before we got our first cup.
Oh, that's right. Our 0 -9 cup. He left the 0
-7 -0 -8 season. Yeah, he left the year we lost
to Detroit. And it was early. He left and I just
didn't remember. I think he might have been done
in the league by then. I think he only went to
Tampa Bay for another two, three years after
he left us. And maybe went elsewhere for one
more, but... I think that's about all I had to
go over. So he played with the Penguins up until
07 -08. He played with the Penguins from 03 -04
to 07 -08. Then he was with the Lightning from
08 -09 to 13 -14. Oh, he did play that long.
Okay. And then he was with the Rangers 14 -15.
Paid six games, zero points, was a minus four.
And ended up calling quits after that. Okay.
Oh, wow. Yeah. He did not play a full 82 -game
season. He came close once in 0 -3, 0 -4, playing
81 games. Otherwise, his next close was 77. His
next two were 77s. Two 77s, a 70, and a 69. Just
scrolling through to see what else we might want
to talk about. A couple of coach frames. We have
Lula Morello from... Well, New's taking a step
back. Taking a step back from being GM. Not Peter
Lafayette, right? Yeah, Peter Lafayette from
the Rangers has gotten fired. John Tortorello.
John Tortorello, we knew that earlier, close
to the end of the season. Dan Balsma, head coach
of the Kraken, got fired after just two years.
One year. One year. Which I do not think that's
a whole lot of time to do anything. I don't think
that will happen. Especially if that roster is
not very good. That one, I think, was kind of
a mistake on Seattle's part. PWHL introduced
Vancouver as going to be an expansion team. That'd
be pretty cool. I think they're slowly going
to keep expanding each, like, every year or every
other year. The women's league. That Wilson thing,
we almost have to put that as a new barf ball
picture for the group. That's hilarious. But
I don't know if I want to look at his ugly ass
face every day. Going back to the Otters, the
Otters announced that Sean Bednard is taking
a step away from the team, will no longer be
the voice for the main play -by -play announcer
of the Erie Otters, and assistant Trevor Cabella
will be taking over the play -by -play, which
is awesome for Trevor. Really sad to see Sean
go. I really did enjoy Sean. But he's getting
a much better opportunity for his career. And
he's just moving to over to Hammett to be a development
director over there. Right down the street? Yep.
And he said, he pretty much said, he's like,
now, he's like, he's like, I'm excited now to
actually be an Otters fan. Yeah, be on this side
of the Otters. If the people bitching, going,
oh, he's so biased. Or he should, he's not biased
enough that he's... Have you ever... Why are
announcers supposed to be biased towards their
team? You ever heard of somebody named Doc Emmerich?
The way they sell Mark City for a London goal
than he does for Erie. Because he's an announcer.
He's not an Erie fan. He is an announcer. He's
a professional announcer. No matter who is playing,
Doc Emmerich. Going absolutely ballistic, giving
himself a stroke with every goal he announced.
I mean, he's had some incredible calls. Some
of the greatest calls we've ever seen. He's definitely
top three hockey that's up there with RJ. I mean,
he's top three. I might say Doc at one and then
RJ at two for the best announcers ever. Well,
they weren't truly announcers, whereas, you know,
RJ was like Bednar. He was the voice for the...
For who? I said true. I thought you said from
Jersey. I'm like, I was going to come over there
and fucking slap you, man. But no, for, yeah,
I mean, well, more play, I know play, play, play,
but obviously RJ was specifically Buffalo, whereas
Doc was everyone. Okay, I mean, Doc is the best
announcer, and RJ is probably the best for a
specific team. I mean, he's up there. You've
got to throw Mike Lang up there, too. Yeah. Otis,
I have enough hair on my laptop bag. Specifically
from you, though, fuck. I love you, but gosh.
I think there's two calls I always love by Sean
Bettnard's, obviously, Brett Brissett's game
winner in the penalty shot in the 21 -22 season.
Tell the fat lady to put that mic away. That
was one of my favorites, and obviously the overtime
Marty goal in the last year. And the season finale
last year. And the season finale last year against
Keshia. I think those are probably easily probably
one of my two favorites by Betnar. But I'm happy
for Trevor. It's his time now. kind of be now
the voice for the Otters. I definitely think
he can do it. I think so too. I know people complain
about Trevor too, but he's younger than we are.
He's like 22 years old. He just graduated college
last year. He's 23, by the way. He just graduated
college, I think, last summer. The summer before
this season. Kids young. Give him a chance. I'm
excited to see what he can do. Are they going
to bring on somebody to be alongside Trevor?
I think we'll find out. Maybe it could be Tim
McGuinn. I don't know. We'll see. There's something
to look forward to next year. Yeah. We shall
see. Trying to find here. Trying to find what?
I watched and tied it. I missed that one. Oh.
Three to three. Three minutes into the second,
or third, sorry. Here it is. Getting to be in
the arena for that one, man. Oh, my God. The
one story that I remember. The thing I almost
didn't make that game. I almost didn't make that
game. I think the one story that I remember hearing
from the old 2 -9er when he was in the booth
with Meng, I don't remember what game he was
calling, but, you know, I think it was in the
0 -9 cup run. What? I don't know. Either way,
you know. The way he called a goal, he was leaning
back so far in his chair, his headset came off,
and he thought he was going to fall right over.
And he scores! Or whatever he said at the time.
I don't remember, but... I know a couple of times
I think I've seen that. Yeah. Alright, now we'll...
A little bit shorter, but that's going to wrap
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There's Johnny. Maybe the first time I've done
that on the show. I don't think I've ever done
it. I might have accidentally, like, a word like
that before, but never, like, intentional. Maybe
a little behind the scenes. Like, I suck hard,
you know, fuck the flyers or something like that.
But, uh... Yeah, Odie, you want to say goodbye?
No? Okay. No. No? What the fuck are you doing?
It's so annoying. We're just inconveniencing
him. Oh, I'm sorry. Are we taking up your space
in your house? He's like, damn straight, this
is my kingdom. And this is your room specifically?
He's like, now you get it. He's like, duh. I
brought you into this house and I can easily
kick you out. If you haven't done so already,
go check out that vlog that we posted on our
YouTube a couple weeks ago when we went to the
Sabres -Penguins game in Buffalo again. Saw Sidney
Crosby break his own Wayne Gretzky record. But
yeah, thank you guys for listening for five seasons
now. Getting ready to wrap up season five. That's
absolutely true. Goodbye. See ya!