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"kulak" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"Brought to you by the loan experts I trust, Andrew and Todd at Sierra Pacific Mortgage at andrewandtodd.com. Rosalinda from South Carolina. Charlie, I heard you talking about Mao and the Cultural Revolution. Admittedly, I don't know very much about it. Can you please walk us through it the best you can? Thanks so much. Love the show. Yeah, we don't have enough books. It's a great book, which by the way is super hard to find. It's called Mao the Unknown Story. I don't want to get too deep into this, but it's a really, really hard book to get your hands on. It took me months to actually get it. It was published back in the early 2000s, and it was actually recommended to me by Dennis Prager. Mao the Unknown Story, where you actually, it's an incredible picture into Mao Zedong of where he came from, how he was raised, where he came up with this idea of the Long March. And so Mao came to power as a military officer, and there was a ton of poverty and devastation, obviously in mainland China, that the Japanese were largely responsible for. And what people don't understand, though, is that Mao actually welcomed the Japanese occupation of much of China. He schemed, even poisoned and blackmailed to get his way. It was all about power. And then after Mao conquered China in 1949, 1949 was the key year, his secret goal was then to dominate the entire world. And understand that Maoism has not left the Chinese Communist Party. It's still largely there, that the Chinese Communist Party is still Maoist more than they are even Marxist. And, you know, only 70 million people died under Mao's rule. But the most applicable part of the rise of the Chinese Communist Party and Maoism is this term that you hear more and more. And there's a great book by Christopher Rufo, we had him on the program over the summer, about a cultural revolution. You are living through a cultural revolution. And that phrase is used more and more and more, but we have to understand what that actually is. A cultural revolution is remaking the actual DNA and the fiber of the nation that you are in. It's refounding the nation. So we commonly cite the United States Constitution, the greatest political document ever written, and the Declaration of Independence. The promises made in the Constitution and the Declaration are completely and totally at odds with what the Marxist-Maoist left wants to do. So Mao Zedong takes power officially in 1949. He basically purged a lot of the non-believers. They create this thing called the bamboo curtain, which basically walled off China from the rest of the world. And Mao then decided to go inward. This is what's very important. It's very similar to what the left is doing right now, is that the left is taking their cues from what Mao did is you wage the war domestically. Some of the phrases that you hear, struggle sessions, the Red Guard, these are all Maoist terms, far more than even what Stalin did, including the Great Leap Forward. So there were these purges that occurred in 1966 all the way through what would be called, you know, the Cultural Revolution. He established revolutionary committees and the People's Liberation Army, the PLA. And in fact, even in 1966, in May of 1966, with the help of the Cultural Revolution Group, he infiltrated even more parts of the Chinese government and deployed cadres of the Red Guard, mostly students, by the way. Sound familiar? Mostly students to go find elders and adults and report them for struggle sessions. You must understand that one of the things that drove Mao's worldview was that there was no God. You know, we are propagandized all the time when they say that, oh, Mike Johnson's a Christian nationalist and biblical worldview, as if it's, you know, the scary, awful, you know, phantom that we must oppose. What is the worldview of Mao? The worldview of Mao is world domination, that there is no transcendent, there is no eternal promise. This world is all that there is, and we must have complete power over the earth. That is far scarier, like infinitely scarier, than the idea that you're made in the image of a creator, regardless if you're Jewish or Christian or whatever. Mao famously said, power grows out of a barrel of a gun. And what we must understand is that the American professor community, they don't teach Mao as if this guy was a terrible dictator, and look at all these lessons, they almost look at Mao as a blueprint, or dare I say, a red print. Look how successful Mao Tse Tung was. And one of the things you learn about Mao is that instead of taking responsibility for the welfare of your citizens, you must constantly have an enemy. This is what is necessary for progressivism, or Hegelianism, which is you must constantly be focused on the quote-unquote fringe nature, the radicalism, the othering of a different group, otherwise called scapegoating. That there must be a scapegoat, and this is what you position your troops, your infantry to be focused on. And you see this in the media right now. Instead of talking about our wide open southern border, massive inflation, just find a group of people that you can blame for your problems. This is nothing new. Tyrants and totalitarians have done this all throughout history. The Nazis did this with the Jews. Joseph Stalin did this with the Kulaks. Tyrants and authoritarians need a group of people to blame to get more power. The American Maoists blame conservatives, Christians, and people on the conservative right as to why they don't have utopia yet on earth, therefore give us more power. But we must understand that Mao's cultural revolution was more than just political power. He was actually trying to remake the human DNA. And unfortunately, what's here now in 2023, we have to ask ourselves the question, did it work? The people of China are not a freedom-loving people. They've really never been a freedom-loving people. They've been okay with dynastic rule of multi-thousand year reign. But the people now in 2023 in China are fine with a social credit system being locked up in their apartments for months on end. They have no memory of freedom, so what is it they're trying to actually fight for? And Mao, in his quite honestly diabolical plan for the cultural revolution, was able to remake the body politic of a billion people. And to this day, you would think that the West would be unified in saying that's a bad idea. Remember when Mike Bloomberg came out recently in the last couple of years and he said that the Xi Jinping model, he has concern for his citizens? Or most famously, I think it's Tom Friedman, right, Blake? Where he just fawns over in the New York Times, like, look what China can do. They could build an airport in a day. Well, yeah, I mean, there's no private property and you just get to work your laborers for 22 hours a day till they pass out or die from exhaustion and not feed them. But yeah, you could build an airport in a week. Deep down, there is this envy that the American elites have when it comes to China. Gavin Newsom just recently goes to China. He has all this ridiculous double talk. You know, there's all these competitive challenges and our differences are distinct. What is hidden below the surface that bubbles up every so often, that pops up, is that the American elites are jealous of the Chinese Communist Party. They are jealous of the advantages of totalitarianism, that they don't have to really deal with elections, that they can speak things into existence and they will be listened to. They don't have to worry about the pesky complaints of the commoners, the deplorables, the listless vessels. They could flip a switch and get whatever they want. They go to China and they marvel in how much power even a middle-of-the-road bureaucrat has. When they say they are fighting for democracy, what is it they're actually fighting for? Oligarchy. Let's be more specific. The American ruling elite don't want to actually challenge China because they want America to become more like China in a lot of different ways. They love the fact that the Chinese Communist Party elite and the oligarchs are largely untouchable, that they are the philosopher kings of the Chinese Communist Party and they look at the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s playbook of Mao to be implemented here in America. China literally calls itself a people's democracy, which is of course a joke, but you can implement a rather harsh oligarchy while calling it a democracy. Just look at the Chinese Communist Party.
The Charlie Kirk Show
"kulak" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"Bob Menendez is stepping down as his chairmanship of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee. Because of the indictment, he's going to have to fight that is this guy is such a criminal, he's such a traitor to the United States. It's very similar to Joe Biden. You know, Joe Biden sells out the country. It's just that Bob Menendez was sloppier than Joe Biden. What's really going on here is that 930 is coming into sight and a government shutdown is looming. The administrative state, the insiders, the fourth branch of government. They're getting a little nervous that some of their funding might be put in jeopardy. So you have to ask the question, why do they unseal the indictment against Bob Menendez now? Now, the kind of normie argument is, oh, Charlie, timing means nothing and it's just the way it is. No, no, no, there's there's more to the story here. They're trying to put the senators on notice in the U.S. Senate. If you question us, if you even as much as cut a half of a penny of our money, you might be next. Because you better believe that Bob Menendez is definitely the most. I don't want to say the most corrupt, but he's just a sloppy, bribe accepting traitor. This guy's not very sophisticated. But think about other senators that might be doing deals via their son or deals via their cousin or deals via the uncle, very similar to how Joe Biden configured many of these ideas. The fourth branch of government. Is doing this publicly. Is doing this before the continuing resolution funding fight is resolved because they want to remind you who is in charge, and that includes Democrats. If you do not get right in line and parrot the talking points of the intelligence agencies. Then the sword of Damocles could fall on your head. If you study Joseph Stalin, Stalin was a maniac, but how was Stalin able to hold on to power for so long? First of all, Stalin had fifty thousand bodyguards. He was a paranoid maniac. We don't talk enough about Stalin being actually a seminary student early in his life, understanding the Bible, then becoming a committed atheist. That's really sick when you think about it. A guy that studied the scriptures for years and then becomes. Someone who worships at the altar of the state, if that's not demonic, I don't know what is Stalin responsible for almost more murders than any other human being in the history of the planet, maybe Mao and him are tied. It's unknown how many people. The intentional starvation of people, the intentional massacring, the gulags, all that. Stalin did several purges to eradicate enemies of the working class, going after the kulaks, the property owners, going after the dissidents, going after the comedians. Sound familiar? Stalin needed to keep people on their toes, and Stalin said, hey, if you even as much mention the famine and that's exactly what's happening on the border. It's so Soviet, there's no problem on the border. It's exactly like what Pravda would publish in 1934 Russia. There's no famine. It's a bountiful harvest. There's never been a year as great as 1934. Stalin also did another thing is he would randomly, without any sort of reason, pick someone that has been effective, loyal, and close to him and kill him. He did this arbitrarily as a message to everyone else that you could be next. One of the most famous of these, it's a man by the name of General Tukhachevsky. General Tukhachevsky was a very, very loyal Stalin general. In fact, he had the nickname as being called Red Napoleon. He was prominent for 20 years. He was a military officer. He ran one of Stalin's military academies. He was chief of staff for the Red Army for three years. Major proponent for the Soviet military, one of Stalin's closest confidants. He and Stalin would vacation together and they were loyal. He did nothing wrong by any objective measurement. But between 1936 and 1934, Stalin wanted to send a message. And the message was that no one is off limits, that I get to decide who lives. I get to decide. And General Tukhachevsky was killed in the Soviet show trials between 1936 and 1938. And the administrative state operates exactly the same. And fear is an effective tool to control people, including the other 99 US senators. Listen, as students begin heading back to school, do you think they'll be learning about the founding principles that made America the freest, most prosperous nation in history? Will they learn that our unalienable rights are God given and not granted by government? Will they be given a full and honest account of our nation's history? The answer to all these questions is yes for students at Hillsdale College. And these days, in addition to teaching college students, Hillsdale has extended its teaching to K through 12 students and lifelong learners like you and me. If you're not doing so already, one of the best ways to start learning from my friends at Hillsdale is through In Primus, Hillsdale's free digest of liberty. My listeners can sign up for free at the special website, which is available for a limited time. It's at charlie4hillsdale.com. I look forward to In Primus each month and you can too. It's interesting, useful and free. The best and smartest in conservative constitutionalist thought. Find out more about Hillsdale and In Primus at charlie4hillsdale.com. They're an excellent college, America's greatest college.
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"kulak" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"I want to thank Charlie, he's an incredible guy, his spirit, his love of this country. He's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created, Turning Point USA. We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country, that's why we are here. Brought to you by the loan experts I trust, Andrew and Todd at Sierra Pacific Mortgage at andrewandtodd.com. Today Donald Trump is going to be arraigned at a DC federal courthouse. Former President of the United States, arraigned by this feral dog by the name of Jack Smith, who is using the full force of the federal government. And Merrick Garland signed off on this. It's supposed to be an independent council, this is not an independent council, this is one of Eric Holder's lackeys, went out to The Hague. This guy has failed time and time again with his prosecutorial record. Failed with McDonald, overturned at the Supreme Court. He is perfect for political prosecutions, or should I say, persecutions. I've read the indictment multiple times, we've been through the details of this. This is a disgrace. It's a total disgrace, and I will say, I'm sensing a little bit of a change of even some of the most ardent Trump critics that I speak with and I text with. I spoke with one the other day, someone who hates Donald Trump, and I called him, I said, so, how do you feel? He said, man, I hate Trump. I said, but I don't hate him this much. He said, what do you mean? He said, man, this is so bad. This is so damaging, so dangerous. He's like, Trump's probably going to win the nomination, I'll support him in the general. He's like, I really think Trump is bad for the country, but this is worse. I was like, OK, that's an honest take. I could take that. That is progress. That is movement. And I'll be honest. Anybody who is now doing cheap shots at Donald Trump while he is under active, multi sham federal indictments, I've lost respect for you. Read the room. Understand what's really at play here. This is not the time to get in cheap shots of, oh, Donald Trump should have fired Fauci faster. Yeah, yeah, yeah, OK. Get out of the way. We don't have time for this. OK? There's something much bigger going on here than policy disagreements. That might be valid. OK, personnel selection. We've talked about it. This is the whole ballgame. Can an unelected administrative state take out the leader of an opposition party? They believe. Yes, absolutely. So The New York Times, I read it, so you don't have to. It's just the lack of self-awareness here is amazing. So they go through the co-conspirators. We had John Eastman on the program and who's likely going to be indicted or unindicted co-conspirator. We don't know. This is this is the headline. First Amendment is likely linchpin of Trump defense. Allies prepare for fight over free speech after indictment calls out lies. And then it goes on to say the indictment cites a campaign of election falsehoods. Time out here. Are you allowed to believe things that the government doesn't believe? Why do we have a First Amendment? We are the speaking beings, as Aristotle would say. We have reason, dialogue, conversation, disagreement, debate. What opinions exactly need to be regulated? A free society means that you're allowed to not just disagree, but challenge. And in a free society, you're allowed to have what is deemed as wacky or goofy opinions. I don't even think what Donald Trump was espousing was wacky or goofy. For the record, I think Donald Trump was onto something huge. His gut instinct is correct. The 2020 election was a sham. From the intel agencies to the fake Hunter Biden laptop letter to the mass mail-in ballots to the Center for Technology and Civic Life to the Yul-Roth meetings with Twitter and the FBI, Donald Trump was onto something. But this indictment, and this is why when people do these cheap shots on Trump like, oh, Nikki Haley, move on, get out of the way. You're a waste of time, all right? This here is the criminalization of wrongthink. This is the criminalization and the potential imprisonment and death penalty. That's right. One of the statutes that Donald Trump is facing could potentially get him the death penalty for asking questions. Now, let's just go through the last couple hundred years. Is there ever a time where somebody challenges an orthodoxy and ends up being proven right? One of the most famous examples is Galileo. Galileo, who was basically put on house arrest for questioning, saying, hey, maybe there's something to this heliocentric theory of, nope, I'll put you in house arrest. Go into prison. Or in the 1900s, lobotomies used to be considered to be the most amazing medical breakthrough. How about as recently as the Hunter Biden laptop is a Russian disinformation? Our leader said that, or that the vaccine is safe and effective, or that lockdowns are going to help kids, or that the virus is going to kill 20 percent of our population. What's really going on here with this indictment? And what infuriates me, and I have not heard this point made, is like, OK, they're going after somebody for wrongthink. Meanwhile, not a single member of the administrative state, not a single maggot, not a single vermin, not a single one of these people have been held accountable for their lies the last couple of years, for their intentional misrepresentations, for power, for profit. And yet they're going after Donald Trump for asking questions that they don't like. And The New York Times says, well, you know, the First Amendment is likely his defense. Well, yeah. What they are trying to do is set a precedent that, I'll be honest, is even bigger than Donald Trump. They're going for a civilizational changing indictment here. Not only do they think they will be able to take out the leader of the opposition party, they want to set a precedent in what will be the highest profile case. More eyeballs on this case than I think any in American history. Maybe, maybe the Scopes Monkey trial would come closer. This is going to be, this will be covered wall to wall, every motion, every filing. And by the way, I know it's not customary. We need to demand that there are cameras in the courtroom. We need to demand it. And every one of these trials, there is not an argument not to have cameras in the courtroom, period. You're going to go lock up the opposition leader. I want it on every television. Own it, Jack Smith. Own it, prosecutors. Come on, show us what you're doing. I don't want to look at some sort of sketch by some sort of guy. No, no, no, no, no. Cameras in the courtroom. I want to know what's going on. This will make the O.J. Simpson trial look like child's play as far as the high profile civilizational impact. And that's not just one. You got documents. You got this conspiracy to defraud the United States, a bunch of silly stuff. You got the Georgia one that is looming. We need cameras in the courtroom. We need eyeballs. I thought, because democracy dies in darkness, right? That's what I'm lectured by the degenerates of the Washington Post every day. What is really going on here in this indictment is, yes, Donald Trump is part of it. But the bigger game is can they eliminate the First Amendment? And that is even bigger than Trump. That is the crux of this indictment. The crux of this indictment is the promise of the United States Constitution that our founding fathers put in the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, the Bill of Rights, inspired largely by George Mason, Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof or abridging the freedom of speech or of press and the right to peaceably assemble. Here is the key. Here is the key. And to petition the government for a redress of grievances, this entire thing, even if you think Donald Trump was on Neptune and he believed wacky stuff, which I do not. I think he was onto something. You are constitutionally allowed to challenge your government. You're allowed to believe wacky and weird stuff. In fact, that is what makes America a great country. We should applaud it when somebody asks questions of their government. We shouldn't send them to prison. The government is not the arbiter of truth. And that's what I just keep on going back to it. What was the state-run newspaper of the USSR? Truth. Pravda. We know the truth as the USSR. Not you, Kulak. If you disagree, I will put you in prison and murder you. GoodRanchers.com is an amazing resource. I love the meat from Good Ranchers. Look, they now have new prime pork at Good Ranchers. Good Ranchers is the number one place to get America's best beef and chicken, and now they have the best pork as well. What is prime pork? Well, it's like prime steak. It's more marbling, better coloring, and it's more tender by 25% over other pork. This is 100% American-raised pork that you can trust and seriously enjoy. Use my code to get $30 off your box of America's best beef, chicken, and pork today. Look, Good Ranchers has done it again. I thought they'd stop at the best beef in the country, but then they get sensational all-American chicken too. Surely they couldn't redefine another protein source from American farms, but they did. 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The Charlie Kirk Show
A highlight from Expose the Tyranny of Lies with Vivek Ramaswamy
"I want to thank Charlie, he's an incredible guy, his spirit, his love of this country. He's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created, Turning Point USA. We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country, that's why we are here. Brought to you by the loan experts I trust, Andrew and Todd at Sierra Pacific Mortgage at andrewandtodd .com. Today Donald Trump is going to be arraigned at a DC federal courthouse. Former President of the United States, arraigned by this feral dog by the name of Jack Smith, who is using the full force of the federal government. And Merrick Garland signed off on this. It's supposed to be an independent council, this is not an independent council, this is one of Eric Holder's lackeys, went out to The Hague. This guy has failed time and time again with his prosecutorial record. Failed with McDonald, overturned at the Supreme Court. He is perfect for political prosecutions, or should I say, persecutions. I've read the indictment multiple times, we've been through the details of this. This is a disgrace. It's a total disgrace, and I will say, I'm sensing a little bit of a change of even some of the most ardent Trump critics that I speak with and I text with. I spoke with one the other day, someone who hates Donald Trump, and I called him, I said, so, how do you feel? He said, man, I hate Trump. I said, but I don't hate him this much. He said, what do you mean? He said, man, this is so bad. This is so damaging, so dangerous. He's like, Trump's probably going to win the nomination, I'll support him in the general. He's like, I really think Trump is bad for the country, but this is worse. I was like, OK, that's an honest take. I could take that. That is progress. That is movement. And I'll be honest. Anybody who is now doing cheap shots at Donald Trump while he is under active, multi sham federal indictments, I've lost respect for you. Read the room. Understand what's really at play here. This is not the time to get in cheap shots of, oh, Donald Trump should have fired Fauci faster. Yeah, yeah, yeah, OK. Get out of the way. We don't have time for this. OK? There's something much bigger going on here than policy disagreements. That might be valid. OK, personnel selection. We've talked about it. This is the whole ballgame. Can an unelected administrative state take out the leader of an opposition party? They believe. Yes, absolutely. So The New York Times, I read it, so you don't have to. It's just the lack of self -awareness here is amazing. So they go through the co -conspirators. We had John Eastman on the program and who's likely going to be indicted or unindicted co -conspirator. We don't know. This is this is the headline. First Amendment is likely linchpin of Trump defense. Allies prepare for fight over free speech after indictment calls out lies. And then it goes on to say the indictment cites a campaign of election falsehoods. Time out here. Are you allowed to believe things that the government doesn't believe? Why do we have a First Amendment? We are the speaking beings, as Aristotle would say. We have reason, dialogue, conversation, disagreement, debate. What opinions exactly need to be regulated? A free society means that you're allowed to not just disagree, but challenge. And in a free society, you're allowed to have what is deemed as wacky or goofy opinions. I don't even think what Donald Trump was espousing was wacky or goofy. For the record, I think Donald Trump was onto something huge. His gut instinct is correct. The 2020 election was a sham. From the intel agencies to the fake Hunter Biden laptop letter to the mass mail -in ballots to the Center for Technology and Civic Life to the Yul -Roth meetings with Twitter and the FBI, Donald Trump was onto something. But this indictment, and this is why when people do these cheap shots on Trump like, oh, Nikki Haley, move on, get out of the way. You're a waste of time, all right? This here is the criminalization of wrongthink. This is the criminalization and the potential imprisonment and death penalty. That's right. One of the statutes that Donald Trump is facing could potentially get him the death penalty for asking questions. Now, let's just go through the last couple hundred years. Is there ever a time where somebody challenges an orthodoxy and ends up being proven right? One of the most famous examples is Galileo. Galileo, who was basically put on house arrest for questioning, saying, hey, maybe there's something to this heliocentric theory of, nope, I'll put you in house arrest. Go into prison. Or in the 1900s, lobotomies used to be considered to be the most amazing medical breakthrough. How about as recently as the Hunter Biden laptop is a Russian disinformation? Our leader said that, or that the vaccine is safe and effective, or that lockdowns are going to help kids, or that the virus is going to kill 20 percent of our population. What's really going on here with this indictment? And what infuriates me, and I have not heard this point made, is like, OK, they're going after somebody for wrongthink. Meanwhile, not a single member of the administrative state, not a single maggot, not a single vermin, not a single one of these people have been held accountable for their lies the last couple of years, for their intentional misrepresentations, for power, for profit. And yet they're going after Donald Trump for asking questions that they don't like. And The New York Times says, well, you know, the First Amendment is likely his defense. Well, yeah. What they are trying to do is set a precedent that, I'll be honest, is even bigger than Donald Trump. They're going for a civilizational changing indictment here. Not only do they think they will be able to take out the leader of the opposition party, they want to set a precedent in what will be the highest profile case. More eyeballs on this case than I think any in American history. Maybe, maybe the Scopes Monkey trial would come closer. This is going to be, this will be covered wall to wall, every motion, every filing. And by the way, I know it's not customary. We need to demand that there are cameras in the courtroom. We need to demand it. And every one of these trials, there is not an argument not to have cameras in the courtroom, period. You're going to go lock up the opposition leader. I want it on every television. Own it, Jack Smith. Own it, prosecutors. Come on, show us what you're doing. I don't want to look at some sort of sketch by some sort of guy. No, no, no, no, no. Cameras in the courtroom. I want to know what's going on. This will make the O .J. Simpson trial look like child's play as far as the high profile civilizational impact. And that's not just one. You got documents. You got this conspiracy to defraud the United States, a bunch of silly stuff. You got the Georgia one that is looming. We need cameras in the courtroom. We need eyeballs. I thought, because democracy dies in darkness, right? That's what I'm lectured by the degenerates of the Washington Post every day. What is really going on here in this indictment is, yes, Donald Trump is part of it. But the bigger game is can they eliminate the First Amendment? And that is even bigger than Trump. That is the crux of this indictment. The of crux this indictment is the promise of the United States Constitution that our founding fathers put in the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, the Bill of Rights, inspired largely by George Mason, Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof or abridging the freedom of speech or of press and the right to peaceably assemble. Here is the key. Here is the key. And to petition the government for a redress of grievances, this entire thing, even if you think Donald Trump was on Neptune and he believed wacky stuff, which I do not. I think he was onto something. You are constitutionally allowed to challenge your government. You're allowed to believe wacky and weird stuff. In fact, that is what makes America a great country. We should applaud it when somebody asks questions of their government. We shouldn't send them to prison. The government is not the arbiter of truth. And that's what I just keep on going back to it. What was the state -run newspaper of the USSR? Truth. Pravda. We know the truth as the USSR. Not you, Kulak. If you disagree, I will put you in prison and murder you. GoodRanchers .com is an amazing resource. I love the meat from Good Ranchers. Look, they now have new prime pork at Good Ranchers. Good Ranchers is the number one place to get America's best beef and chicken, and now they have the best pork as well. What is prime pork? Well, it's like prime steak. It's more marbling, better coloring, and it's more tender by 25 % over other pork. This is 100 % American -raised pork that you can trust and seriously enjoy. Use my code to get $30 off your box of America's best beef, chicken, and pork today. Look, Good Ranchers has done it again. I thought they'd stop at the best beef in the country, but then they get sensational all -American chicken too. Surely they couldn't redefine another protein source from American farms, but they did. You might be thinking, I never heard of prime pork before, and that's the problem. Prime pork has amazing marbling, just like prime steak, so check it out at GoodRanchers .com. Head to GoodRanchers .com and change the way you buy pork, beef, and chicken. Use promo code KIRK for $30 off your box at GoodRanchers .com. Now's the time to get American meat conveniently delivered to your door. Use promo code KIRK for $30 off delivery of America's best beef, chicken, and prime pork today. Head to GoodRanchers .com and change the way you buy pork, beef, and chicken. They're a great company. Check it out. I use them and I love them. In fact, we're having Good Ranchers meat this weekend. GoodRanchers .com, promo code KIRK.
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"kulak" Discussed on The Hockey PDOcast
"And he's not particularly like the most fleet of foot, especially at this point of his career. But because of his footwork because of his reach because of his smarts and experience, he uses, he makes the most of what he's working with, right? And so he can handle speed in terms of rush defense. But he can also box out in front of the net. He can kill cycles. He can do a lot of the stuff that some of the other defensemen have struggled with. I think he's not necessarily the profile of the most prolific puck mover up the ice. That's part of my appeal for trying to speak Carlson oilers into existence was I want to see him head Manning the puck up the ice to McDavid and getting like the cleanest exits possible. That's not really at combs game where he thrives is a much more underrated part of the breakout and it's the first step, right? It's going back, retrieving the puck, absorbing an oncoming for checker, taking a hit most times, and still making effective play. And that's something this blue line really struggle with in the postseason last year has continued to struggle with again this year. It's handling that speed, right? It's like when a four tracker is coming at you, they have a lot of guys who all of a sudden panic make a mistake leads to a turnover and it prevents you from breaking out cleanly. And I quote might not be always making that first pass out of the zone, but he'll get it to McDavid in a way that he can skate it out then, right? He'll get it to Bouchard, who can then make the pass up. That's something he excels at. And so I think that combination of skills is actually the exactly what they needed. Now I know I would have loved to see them go out and add another right shot defenseman because if you look that's kind of the weakness of their depth chart now. But I think there is that trickle down effect here where, okay, you use at home with Bouchard. All of a sudden the CCN and nurse who have been kind of like thrown into the deep end and have been drowning for a lot of the year, all of a sudden have less to do. They're not necessarily eating up all the tough minutes. Kulak, who we know thrives in sort of tertiary shelter admit or kind of like a lesser responsibility, gets the bump down to a third pairing role where he can all of a sudden do what he excels at. And so I think the depth chart, even though echo and does play the left side allows everything to kind of fall into a more natural place. For sure, and I'm also really curious to see the impact this has on Bouchard, all of a sudden in terms of he's an X Factor in such a key piece now, especially because you didn't add. Another right side defender, you look at how impressive he was last season, I think losing Duncan Keith, you could tell that he wasn't quite finding his fit. It's been a tough year for him. And so having an experienced partner like at home, someone who can clean up a lot of defensive mistakes, someone who's reliable in his own end, that frees up Bouchard, I think, and I'm really curious to see if he can sort of regain some of the form that he showed. Last season, which then gives you an internal boost as well.
The Hockey PDOcast
"kulak" Discussed on The Hockey PDOcast
"How it makes everyone else better around them, even guys who aren't necessarily playing with them. Yeah, it's your point, boats say Brad kulak. I mean, last year in the playoffs, Brett kullak, and Tyson berry were very respectable, third pair. Mostly this year they've been the second pair so that I mean that is a huge change for them. They haven't found over the last 6, 8 weeks, Phil broberg's really come in and been a helpful player, and been paired with Evan Boucher, but last year Bouchard and Doug Keith were the second pair at least in the back half of the year. So there's been this and we talked to them mentioned earlier and you know as well, but Cody sisi, you know, there's a lot of kind of moving parts that are moving in the wrong direction, right? So to your point, you know, and I kind of illustrated this earlier. If you can get Carlson in there, playing with nurse and fly to everyone down, that changes the whole dynamic of that defense corps. You know, I think it'd be interesting to see kind of how it would shake out, you know, after that, I would think if you formed kind of a veteran pair of kulak and sisi, again, we're assuming the Tyson varies going in the street. And then the third pair would be your two kind of younger eisen Bouchard and broberg who play together for a little while and obviously can be sheltered and allowed to grow kind of in a third pairing role. You know, and there's the mentorship factor I know the guy Philip broberg looked up to as a kid in Sweden, miss Eric Carlson. So to have him in the same dressing room and then learning from him as a rookie defenseman, I think, would be a boon there as well. So yeah, again, I hope I didn't come into this conversation with you. I was supposed to this. I really come around and I just, I would say, from my understanding, the others are certainly in. I think everyone knows that. But I think it's about henness percent chance of them being able to pull it off in the next two weeks. So you're saying there's a chance. Exactly, exactly. So, and that probably makes them the frontrunners because this is a very tricky deal to make at this time of year. It might be easier at the draft and when life's cleared off a team's books and they're about to be cleared off teams books, but they're certainly our benefits. Don't get me wrong to Eric Carlson being an oiler. Just kind of hard to see. Okay, well, here's a question here's a logistical question for you that in terms of what it would look like on the ice. So I think a big part of Eric Carlson's magic or charm out there is his ability to carry the puck off the ice, especially this year with how healthy is looked with it with his foot or any issues that he had previously a lower body and how he's able to maneuver through traffic just so brilliantly and make plays and make people miss and get the puck up the ice in that way. And I think it's a fair question to wonder.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"kulak" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"This is the Stanley Cup final on lightning radio on the lining of a big edge in shots 11 2. There have been three power play chances in the game so far, but it remains 00 and prices look really Sharp and steady. I'm not sure that the lighting had tremendous scoring chances of their 11 shots. But price has taken care of the ones that have come his way. I agree with that, Um On the other hand, the lightning they're passing up good opportunities by trying to pass again. Very good chance right in the slot. He passes down the Yanni Gordy is at the bottom of the thief's off circle to the left of the goalie. I mean, the angle is nothing face off is still left up Place Danno and Johnson. On the drop. Mhm, one by Dino Ramada behind the Montreal next Right satellite to Perry and Ben Sharratt off the return feed, gains the red line and pumps it in. Hedman golfs the puck for Joseph that Joseph under pressure gets help from Hedman in the far corner had mental lay it around the near side and rouda a little feed comes to Johnson. Right wing Tom Maroon maroon gets to the red line and chops it in remand have to play it in the near corner. Air boards nicely done to Armenia. Well, Arnie into the red line, backhands it in. I could get it. Hedman by the lining up past the near side Interceptor Narnia. To make a play in front. Hedman steals left side, Alec Pat Maroon has room to carry to the red line, and he fires it in light and get a change. 8 12 left in a scoreless first Brett Kulak by the Montreal that looking things over beside beach, Evans chips it in. Make dinner to get to in the lightning near corner. A little pass. Yes. Little by Cirelli. Now to Stamford Center three and three to the Red Line will turn it for Colton. Across the line Left circle. Colton takes the left corner. A centering pass deflects the stamp. Ghost Love Corner Stamp Ghost Left corner. Ross Colton, Let's go to stamp Ghost. Stamkos protects it. Staff goes, reverses it back to Eric Turn AC, waiting for it at the right point. Circle. Colton back behind the net stamp goes will lose to Foley. But Cirelli takes it back. Anthony Cirelli in the right corner gets out from Colton. Right corner Article Stamp Go. Stamp goes his check and Gallagher exits Brendan Gallagher out of the Red line. Founded in and chases The puck is going to be McDonough by the Lightning out Makana spitting with the puck. Only got checked punch turn AC left wing Blake Coleman back for turn. Act needing to get this out goes to make done on the right wing and McDonagh does spin it out to center ice. It deflects in the Montreal line, Weber Lift it out. Punk is going to be played by Denno to the lightning and got checked hard by McDonagh and Savard. Rams it out. Danno at center. Ice loses it to play Coleman right. When Johnny Gord back for Coleman across the goal line, right point, Coleman put it in, punch us out of the reach of good row. Who's going to the front of the Net? Liking it the other way, clears to center ice. Circuit. Have a bouncing puck settles it down for Savard, right went good road to flex it back in 6 45 left in a scoreless first. Here's bench. Toronto Montreal, Right side feed Anderson to center Josh Anderson backhands it in and Jesus First the bucket search. Having the lightning near corner at the near boards who drove took a weird bounce away from him is going to be held in by coal Caufield to lose control got stripped by Suzuki. Suzuki loves Circle holds beetle Appoint Sarah Shadow I left the rebound. Good play, Vasilevskiy knocks it away with his stick comes to Suzuki left corner behind that Caufield Coffield is check. Anderson follows up a centering pass picked up by point, Brandon Point accelerates out to center ice Point to the red line, backhands it in. 6 10 left in a scoreless first Suzuki by the Montreal net bumps to bench rock right up a little lead feet cold Caufield the center into the Lightning zone. Anderson left point. It's a deep behind the lightning that McDonnell will play it for turn back in the near corner Chernykh. Is checked by Anderson gets off from point back behind the net turn at Canadians are changing, so turn. It has time here to hold onto it. Turn AC left wing McDonough 5 48 left in a scoreless first pass, Miss Joseph and there's going to be an icing. We're trying to change and they just had a miscommunication right there. So now the two D have been out there a while. I think the three forwards of fresh pill it is still out there. 5 42 left in a scoreless first. That was an unforced error right there. Right. But you know what The.
WGR 550 Sports Radio
"kulak" Discussed on WGR 550 Sports Radio
"You know, it was nice to hear his voice and it was nice to again get the chance to look back and feel that little bit of nostalgia from like, Oh, yeah, this happened. Oh, yeah, that happened. Wow, that happened during this time. Wow, that's pretty cool. Indeed, so It's not over and there's another game. If Tampa does lose this series, I'll tell you a power play in overtime. Not only is it rare to get a power play in overtime or a power play in late in regulation one of these games I mean, you watch That game last night. They were not calling penalties. As is usually the case like you just you just don't call penalties. My wife, you know, we're watching the game. She walks in for a minute, um, was doing stuff elsewhere. Walks in, Sees a guy gets tripped and go, says Outlaw. Is that tripping? Yeah. Yeah, it is, but like, well, even but even before the Patrick Maroon goal, he interfered with Brett Kulak. Clearly in the neutral zone knocks him down. Just kind of like a fly by knocks him down, which is interference he didn't have the pocket wasn't anywhere near the puck. And he goes back the other way and scores and like people on Twitter are just like, Oh, nice, nice job missing that interference And you know my phrase. What is interference? It's just like that's exactly what I'm talking about. Yep. Well, One more game to miss calls. One more game on NBC, Um At the very least, will get one more game. Yeah, seriously. It was pretty close to over in Tampa. Their power play did not score. But it looks lethal. And they had chances in close and they moved the park really well, and it looked very, very dangerous. One stat I did not realize is throughout the entire postseason. Tampa's second power play has yet to score a goal. Yeah, their second power play unit has no goals. Now. That sounds like the Sabres for the longest time. You know, I'll have to check to see how many power play goals. Their first unit has part of immediately. I wondered. Is that because the first unit scores the goal and the power place over, you know if the first unit is scoring a power play goal again, the second unit might not ever see the ice if they score fast enough as Tampa Bay scored a power play goal at all in this series. I'm not sure about this series. No, because I mean Montreal was heading into the player heading into the final is the best penalty killing team scoring 30 some odd Blust straight penalties and I don't remember if Tampa Bay has scored. At all in this series on the power play, which would be very impressive to shut them out. Yeah, I'll come back right now. You're gonna get about as you say, I'll find out okay? I already found it. They scored once in Game three. And it was their only power play chance. That was a victim. Hedman goal. That's the thing Like being great at the penalty killer being great on the power plays only so helpful. You need penalties for to happen. 80305 51 8885 52 5 50 hope you had a good Fourth of July weekend, a good fifth of July weekend with yesterday being the observed Independence Day. Would we say there were more fireworks than ever in our neighborhoods on Sunday night? I I would say that here in North Buffalo, maybe it's a function of not having a, uh, general fireworks show, but man Sunday had to be more than ever, I think, and we've lived here in north Buffalo for a couple years. I lived here in North buffalo, you know, in between moving around different spots in the in the area. I can't remember there ever being more homemade Mid nations a homemade home operated fireworks so might dip into that as a conversation, too, because I feel like as a society. Maybe we should talk about whether or not we want those, and we like those 80305 50. The dogs made it through the baby slept through it. That was my biggest thing right that on Sunday night, was pleased. Sleep through this stuff. So 80305 50 hinterlands. You had to see fireworks out there. Oh, plenty out there. It's much different. It's it's you know. It's not going off over your garage like it's you got. We've got room out there. Anyway. 80305 50. If you have a thought on that you can text us You can tweet us. We'll talk to Paul Hamilton coming up at seven o'clock. We'll talk. Don Granado, who has been named Sabres head coach And you know the next step in the Sabres search. Sell carpaccio joins me at eight o'clock. We're going to check in with the Jaguars in the eight o'clock hour because Trevor Lawrence has signed his rookie deal and get a Euro 2020 semi final. Preview with Nick Mendiola coming up at nine o'clock, the semifinal roles today with Italy and Spain, which is a premier matchup. And then of course, the second game is, uh, England, Denmark, that'll be tomorrow. 80305 50, Jeremy White Brayton Wilson with you. You can join us.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"kulak" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Filipino Bangs it back in. Canadians starting to press a little bit here Late first McDonough around the far boards for Ross Colton does well to win it and feeds Kucherov at center ice. Now two point steamroll into the offensive zone. Left corner. Kind of lost it to Webber Webber kicks it for Sharratt. To write a check Cross. Colton grabs it right circle. Colton protects it. A drop pass blocked by Tyler Toffoli to foliar feed up the middle. Intercepted by point at center ice at one time it right back in. Five late left in a scoreless first bench. Toronto Montreal left side attitude to Foley from the Red Line. The whistle it in block played by Stamkos to the lightning far corner behind that circuit, Kev. Okay. We, David Savard. Turn it out to center Ice, and Cirelli works it in. Brett Kulak back to Montreal and nearly lost to Colton. Coolant gets loose Lack of side feed. It is Suzuki across the wind left circle pulls up in the left corner and fumbles. The puck gets back up, though. Winds across ice skate race of that puck maroon will knock the ball around to the near side. Suzuki is there, though, to the left point over the stick of Kulak comes out to center ice will act reverses for Nick Suzuki. Lighten your change here across the one coffee electrical Suzuki Open. Suzuki takes the left corner. Little centering feed shot score Josh Anderson on Montreal's second shot, the Lightning got caught in a little bit of a slow change. Montreal has its first lead in the series. It's one other Canadians. That's exactly what happened. It was a slow change by the lightning, and they took advantage of it. And maroon was on defense..
WGR 550 Sports Radio
"kulak" Discussed on WGR 550 Sports Radio
"To go in a scoreless first period as the lightning pop it to center Kulak from Montreal retreats into his own zone, where they watched by Ross Colton rookie who played a couple of years of college hockey, just up the road at the University of Vermont. Now he gets it across the line on left wing for Suzuki lost an edge as he fell in the corner, keeps the puck alive as he rims it around off a broken stick. Below the goal line. It's nudged back around. Suzuki has it again, and his pass to the point gets away from Kulak, and now he's under duress as he beats Cirelli to it. Thanks it back ahead to Suzuki drop past the Caulfield right back to Suzuki off the left port in behind that centers score Josh Anderson for the first time in the series, the Montreal Canadian I have a lead. Tampa Bay gets caught making a change and so when the puck was turned over in the neutral zone Out of that allowed. The zoo key to make a play. Suzuki will end up with the puck down the board down the left hand board holds on He gets the defenseman your neck to slide down by that time. Suzuki is at the goal line. Now he starts going behind the net. But before he gets all the way behind the net, he throws a little backhand pass right to the slot. The area that we've been talking about where Montreal hasn't had a sniff in this first period, but Josh Anderson went there. The past was excellent. All in one motion. He puts it in past past the Levski and this place erupts. So the line juggling pays an.
WGN Radio
"kulak" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Rain down at Bell Centre while they continue to play, and now the lightning have the puck into the Montreal zone out of the left corner Inspired in front, Cirelli Excuse me point had it on his stick for a moment, But it's brought back to center like Kulak, who will feather it in and go for a change, and Montreal just hasn't been able to get a scoring chance or even a shot. From anywhere near the slot and directly in front of Vasilevskiy to this point the game Canadians about shot the lightning in each of the last two games in this series, and that has not served them well, either. Gallagher intercepts at the blue Line, heads up ice, but turned away at the lightning strike as he tried to get it to Foley now followed up by you know who got it about 20 ft inside the line before firing it into the middle and point intercepts that Takes it to center red and pitchforks it in on the backhand. This extra day of rest has seemed to have really helped Tampa Bay more sold in Montreal. No, but Canadians get lucky There is Edmondson just fluttered one to the line and just crossed the line. Now, Suzuki takes a shot from the right wing, well off the mark and turning back lit his stamp coast. Speed up the middle from Sara Lee got a shot away kick save by price rebound just wide off the stick of Porton. That was a golden opportunity there on the rebound. After Price made an acrobatic save on the first pitch, Caulfield turns it over at center as he carries it back to the neutral zone. Colton sends it rink wide into the Montreal zone. Stamkos gets it back to him behind that pops it in front. He was looking for Johnson. It went off the heel of his stick turn back fires from the right.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"kulak" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"Operates where it's going to be. He interception on the boards throws it quickly to the from the net to pull out the winger on the on the other side. Deflects it and carry price has to make a safe. It's almost like a set play, isn't it, Joe? You give up possession of the puck full. Well, knowing you're going to get it back. That line looks like everything they do is set. A soft wind in the offensive zone. McDonald's for the Lightning throws it purposely off the end boards, and it's collected by Yanni Gord Changing direction. He's able to get it back to turn back from the right point. Got a quick shot away that missed the net. McDonough keeps it on the left boards. Or keeps it moving along to the corner. Gaudreau again right point turn AC and he was handcuffed by that, but he did recover to keep it in the zone as he retreats back defensively, 15 15 to go in a scoreless first period. Johnny Gord tees one up. As he comes across the line on left wing that missed everything comes around and out to Senate. Suzuki couldn't reach it. And neither could Anderson. So Gord has it again for Tampa Bay Lightning of scored first in all but four of their playoff games the entire postseason. Cold Caufield handles from Montreal back in his own zone, and Romanoff getting in for the first time since the Vegas series moves it ahead. Suzuki whips it around and in changes for the Canadians, as John Rueda lifts it back for Tampa Bay. The Senate Colton got it as far as the blue line, But Edmondson took Cirelli out, picked up by Petry up right wing. He's got fired into the Tampa Bay zone goes to the backhand tries to center went off escape. Behind its intended target headman by Stamkos a little too far for Sara Lee, and he's bumped by Edmundson. As he gets it into the Montreal zone. Possession goes back to the heads. Byron reverses it. And now full control for the blue Blanket. Rouge was just a great start for Tampa Bay shot six. Nothing Tampa Bay. They've done everything well, they're moving the puck quickly. There's own. They're getting pressure on Carey Price, forcing him to make some big saves. Only thing they haven't done yet is score. Harry can't get a pass up the right side from Weber, who is now forced to throw it through the middle and back into the lightning zone. David Savard dusts it off and gives it to surrogate Kev Pass across the neutral zone alludes Pat Maroon Kulak back to get it quickly from Montreal moves it ahead off the stick of stall it back in the head zone and maroon lifted the stick of his former teammate Corey Perry and kept the puck in. He fluttered it to the corner stall. Just nudges it along. Trying to come over and help is Weber backhands it up the boards but not pass for Didn't 0.50 year man out of Moose jaw on the Western League point, wins it around the boards and now gets it back from Hedman out of the left corner point. The right hand shot all the way to the blue line, hooks it back, intercepted by Kulak in the left circle. He's pestered Go by Andre Palat now just puts it behind the net for Weber, and he ran right into Kucherov pounced in front. And now Rueda has it at the right point. Puts it behind the net. Kulak moves it away, and, uh, cabs do well just clear as it's hoisted to center by Corey Perry brought back in by pellet. He has cultural nudges it ahead for him. He tries to hook it back to him as he went behind. That plot feeds the right point, but it's intercepted on the wall by stall picked up by Sharon. He comes late into the rush across the line on right wing throws it to the net couldn't get a redirect from Gallagher was driving the center left. Kuchar off feathers it across the.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"kulak" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"He turned it over. Gallagher lifecycle. Dino is checked by. Turn back turn back. Battles to win the puck for McDonagh by the Lightning net. McDonough suites under the left side. Stamkos, one touches it to Sara Lee to onto across the Montreal line takes the left point. Shot save made by Price, Lightning Get a change. Over two minutes in no score. Boy Price came up big earlier. Didn't he hears Sharon? Rightly Petrie. Cross a speed Evans spins it in and chases 1st 22 circuit Kevin line in her corner. Work to breaking point by the lightening up. Point looks up ice breaking point. He started chapter center. He tried to dump it in that one of the Montreal stick out of play 17 24 left in the score was first early shots of five. Nothing lightning at least a couple of them pretty dangerous. All the two by Coleman too sure, but really dangerous. Place stood tall. I don't know whether through talking to you got to be outside, right? Yeah, yeah. Inside. The lightning will like so, Joseph. Stays in the lineup with corn not able to go. He's out there with Johnson and Maroon Johnson wins the face off Savard and lining in love from Sergiyev Doctor David Savard. Long pass finds a stick of Joseph. He deflects it in played by Tyler Johnson. Left corner. Find it at Maru. We just checked by Brett Kulak, Buck Rabbit, Corey Perry. Dr Kula up former Calgary Flames defenseman left side beat Army is checked by Savard. Following up those Edmondson Jam it in and Eric stalls after left corner Little Center if he deflected away by Savard from Peri Peri gets it again right point. It's cool AC We'll dump for Eric Staal. Right corner centering pass loose in front. Tyler Johnson gets it on the step. Johnson pivoting in the near corner short the near side maroon. Couldn't get it out on the second try. He doesn't mind Johnson at center. Johnson across the blood has stepped to the slot got held up by Eric Staal. No call boy that was pretty blatant holding. The Canadians has got away with one wow and perlite standing there. It's going to take a lot to get a penalty called, I guess in this game, so took away potential chance for Johnson. Joel Edmundson, a feed to center ice, the flexible lightning line. McDonald golfs it away to cut trough. Travel the right wing. The offensive end. Right circle, Andre Palat. Lot turns with it dropped pass, picked up talent to fully play counter. Gallagher to center. He tried to feed I know went too far ahead of him. It works as a dump in Vasilevskiy at the near side turn act at a breaking point. No speed. The center point. Change the Red Line sweeps it in price plays it around the airports, blocks it right circle defeated front lottery direction save made price. I know. Passes it out. Hedman rips it up. The middle could drop back across the Montreal line. Nice feed to pull out. High slot shoots that's blocked by Weber and goes out of play will definitely the light here, tilting the ice early. Still no sport. Well, that was a good play again. The trough tipped it to shoot towards the net. Lot got a little bit on but didn't get a lot. On it. Johnson, he Wow, I don't know how you call that hold. Yeah. Install is like 64. You know Johnson 59. Johnny Gorgeous, thrown out of the face off against are also it's good row, install to the left of Price. One by the Lightning at the center point, McDonough. Shoots wide left Banyan Igor to the right corner board, pivoting at the right circle keeps it alive and drop feed is going to dribble to turn back right point shot. He put a wide left by McDonnell appoint more heat being applied by the lightning buying that, Gord right corner. Barkley. Good, Rob. The right point. Turnout fumbles it a bit. Keeps it alive momentarily. It's finally carried out by Anderson to center ice Turn. Act gets it back in reverse.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"kulak" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"Went back behind him. Remember to play the other night when Victor Hedman got the things got things going and they end up scoring early. Victor Hedman does the same thing. Montreal look comfortable coming out of their zone. Victor had been the defenseman at the left point stays in. He pokes the puck away. Now he's got it. He gets a shot on goal that gets deflected. Carey Price has to make us safe, and then he has to make a couple more on the scramble after that's just chaos. After that faceoff win for Cirelli is again the Lightning have the haves hemmed in their own zone. Cirelli behind the net, bumped there by Chara and shot dropped his stick. So Cirelli whips it around. Waiting at the right point is Eric Turner. He throws it to the network went off the skate of the defender Sherrod in front and made that more difficult for price, and maybe it needed to be Canadians live to talk about it, and Sherrod brings at the center and wires it in Vasilevskiy stays put and out of the right corner. Gallagher wins the puck try to feed it across the slot, but it was intercepted in front by chair net. Tonight's had a great final series already has 10 points in these playoffs. Lightning unable to clear the zone, however, and Dino keeps it into the left circle for to Foley in the corner. He's taken out by turn AC, and that allows McDonough to move it ahead. Done. A plus six in this series goes for a change. Cirelli sends it in from the blue line, and the Lightning will finish that change as it's gloved down by price for Sharratt, then Sherrod has a couple of points in three games in this series. After not having a point the entire playoffs head Mans the puck into the Tampa Bay zone off the stick of Evans, and it's collected behind the net by Braydon points point for the Lightning pulls up those across off the skate of surrogate, Kev and then his pass deflected out of Played by the stick of our Turi Lechner. Montreal trying something a little bit different to start this game. They're trying to stretch out the Tampa Bay Lightning. Florida did that in in round number one and did a good job. Because Tampa Bay's a team that likes to defended layers. They don't like you to get to the for your own blue line, Then they don't like you to get to the red line. Then they don't like you to get to your blue light, so they continue continually. Force the issue until Montreal here in the early going is trying to stretch him out trying to get the defense in the backup. They're sending forwards down to the far blue line to try and accomplish that both fourth lines on the ice as the lightning able to get it in, and it eludes price behind the Nets. Johnson trying to get it back to maroon, but it's poke loose, and Perry protects the puck whips it into the middle of the ice on the backhand. Cool AC up on the rush had his past knocked back behind him, So he retreats defensively. Now it's into the corner install, tried to get it across the Perry, A good stick from David Savard denied that Kept in at the right point, however, by Kulak again to the front of the net and trying to get there was Army A, but he was upended Johnson wheels to the corner with it got to the line. Edmondson kept it in with escape. Then it's nudged passed him by Patrick Maroon popped into the middle of the ice and Johnson caught in the back checked by stall who takes one hand off the stick to make sure he doesn't take a penalty. Everybody kind of held their breath in the building, didn't he? One more so than Joel Edmundson. No penalty called and now it's Edmondson Rockets at ahead at center off the stick up to Foley barely inside.
Feliz Dia Novo
"kulak" Discussed on Feliz Dia Novo
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WGBB Sports Talk New York
"kulak" Discussed on WGBB Sports Talk New York
"I'm sure there is is a lot of that that goes on You know personally. I don't. I'm not typically running to the sports look at that point in the game because you know actually a lot of a lot of sports folks. Don't offer a kinda market in the overtime periods out which you know is is probably missed opportunity I think we could probably agree with that. I mean they could really Get get some Or create some some interesting america over time But now i. It's it's you know i i think i think for the most part people are writing their their pre-game wagers and and most that do most of their game bedding the game when overtime is is is Almost for entertainment purposes only. It's true and a as a ranger fan watching all of those play overtime games in the fourteen and fifteen runs i am. I'm surprised my hair is still my natural. I you know. I guess i will say that. I think that the rangers deserved a better fate this year else week. That in because You know they were. They were really really Really really tough team to play against this year and You know in in a normal year they probably would have found themselves in a blouse five. Yeah i mean you consider that there would be another. Almost thirty games left. They were only what six points out. That certainly reasonable the thing that they could make six point thirty games for sure and they were a great team to bet on me personally. This year i did very well on them especially when Especially when she store can get back in the fold and healthy. I have there been any other who the new windows head. Coach is going to be I haven't seen anything I in in the us. Marcus i have seen some stuff. Globally and it's. It's all the names that you'd expect which i wouldn't put much stock into those things are are more for their own marketing purposes. A lot of ways. I i will say that But though it's it's the names that you've seen probably one name that you don't wanna see john tortorella how you know. I'm i'm terrell. He would not be. You would not be a good fit for this. And i like twitter. L. i do. He's a good coach. And i i. If i if i was starting t i will probably love to have him as a coach. But we're the rangers right now. No chance yeah. So i i really from banning perspective. I can't really speak to that to be honest if you're talking if you're asking me as the hockey fan i i would think that this is going to be pretty hard to screw up for them. There's a couple of great candidates out there in claude julien or drug lab. I mean there's there's a couple others. I'm sure But i think this is one just one is is is a tough one up and if the rangers do mess it up it'll be a real big month myth opportunity for the organization. Now we're talking the handy mcneil. So let's go back to the teams that are hitting the puck around other than the little white ball on the golf course. Let's start look locally. We we kinda touched on it a little bit the new york islanders pittsburgh penguins islanders already up one. Nothing in this series and pay would have seemed to have gotten hot at the right time at the end of the season like they seem to do every time they make that lengthy run and the islanders seemed to get the vessel tonight. What you look. What are you looking for in this series. Going forward Well i'll be looking for varlamov to get get back in the crease. I think he's the the stronger of the two goaltenders. I don't think that's a much of a debate Although you know sarokin is has been fine this season for sure. I in his first campaign. you know. I'll obviously be curious about afghani belkin because he's a huge difference maker and could be the difference maker in game two so That those things that i'm monitoring going forward but you know a assuming malcolm is back. I i think the islanders are going to win the series Sixty seven percent of the time. Which is a little bit implies a little bit better of a chance than what we're seeing. We live line For the series after game one at minus one eighteen to over actor askings So you would have to lay a dollar eighty two win dollar on the islanders. fear but. I think this is going to be a really close series. I mean going in. I expected pittsburgh's still to win more often than not here Although i do think you know the islanders have and defensively and in goal But they don't have the skill to match penguins off front boss. Now you know a guy like Kyle mary is finding his way with the islanders. After a really disappointing stretch since Being del From new jersey That could make a big difference here too with two goals today including the overtime winner. That's exactly what you want to see if you're an islanders fan if you're an island is better But this is still the the closest match outfits you know. It's the matchup that i think he's he's going to likely stretch to seven games 'specially pittsburgh gets their their second best player. Ask any mouth and back in the lineup and i would say strictly as an just an as an observed. The islanders window is right now. They went. They went to the conference finals last season. In the bubble playoffs they bring in camarines ajax trade deadline this year. Like they're going for right now like if it's not this year. When's it gonna be for sure. And you know they've they've they had some some some really good pieces in a great piece and in matt brazil and on a big fan of kulak ryan polack But you know you're kidding yourself. If you think that the window is in you know propped open for very long hair. They've got to do some tinkering and probably rebuild on fly over the next few years But obviously you know with with young players like alan beauvillier. There's there's still some time to see what they've lost them into Given what we know right now like you said i think the window is is is open right now but closing and i ll with the other eastern division series and this woman actually has the most intrigued to me. Is the washington capitals. The boston bruins we saw yesterday. Washington gets that one. Nothing lead with the overtime goal by nick. Dowd ovechkin looking for a second cup and the bruins have a very strong team while even though they did finish in fourth place in division. Where where do you see. This series gone while i was very high on the brooms and maybe not so much on the capital's Heading into the series had boston With a sixty four percent chance of winning which i wouldn't equate to odds of minus one eighty or their votes Their series price was around nine at one fifty five minus one sixty so i was a little bit higher than that but I was able to bet them and mine is one thirty You know a great a great best. I think still in hindsight. But i didn't get great star. Hopefully they can even the series here They are currently plus one four to win this series. That draftkings i. I don't think that's a great beckham. People make i think it should be closer to plus one fifteen brooms here. Losing the first game But you know bach and has played really well. And they've down so much chemistry with the addition of taylor hall. I am some of the other minor. Pieces like mike. Riley incurred criticism that that were added that the team. Obviously anthony mantha really good in washington But the you know the capitals issues on on defending goal We're definitely a concern to me But they came out yesterday and they. They really stepped tone. Obviously ovechkin. i try.
WGN Radio
"kulak" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Suppose, rhyme and reason to him Why I click various books for this new feature of the show called The Book of the Week. And the song of the Week. I can tell you that I recently picked bosses that I saw it on my bookshelf a few days ago and just decided to re read it And it just it Z captivating thing, And I thought, OK, I wonder about the book in a long time. Maybe I will share it with my With my many listeners. That would be you folks out there. Song of the week. This week came about because I found myself standing at the corner, freezing at the corner of north and Wells in the middle of what used to be known as The old town strip, where second cities still is and where a place called the Earl of Old Town once stood and opening stores I used to as a kid. Have to sneak in there on Sundays when they would open it up for like kids we'd sneak in and Listen to people that we would come to love you believe John Prying and Bunny Kulak and the brothers Holstein and I remembered in this weird Hi. That is my mind that Micro Rico's Memorial Service, which was held at Wrigley Field of all places. Uh, hey, had he and Judy, his wife and some others. His kids had Fred Holstein come out and play and Fred was Fred was a character and a half. And remembering that and standing at the corner of Wells and north. It reminded me of Steve Goodman. Steve Goodman, who has been gone since 1984 and I often think Steve died of leukemia, which he contracted when he was very young man and never thought he'd live to be 30. But he did live to be 36. He made A ton of good music. And so I looked on my shelves. And I said, I've got a million Steve Goodman CDs. This was all the unusual woman it is called Live. 69 minute was recorded at the girl, Bolton. I have to believe we're also would be recorded. 1969. So here are two songs from it. The first is can't judge a book by its cover, and it will be played now by Christophe Flores. Well, you can't judge an apple pie. Look in that tree. You can't judge honey by looking not be. You can't judge one eye looking at math together. You can't touch book by looking at the cover. No. Can't see you misjudged me. Well, I may look like a farmer, but I'm a plumber. And you can't judge a book by looking at the O. You can judge Sugar looking not came. Can tell the woman found him now, man. You can't tell the farmer by looking nothing, Mother. No, you can't touch a book. Looking at the cover? No. Can't you see.
News 96.5 WDBO
"kulak" Discussed on News 96.5 WDBO
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