21 Burst results for "Mike Riley"
Black N' Gold Hockey Podcast
"mike riley" Discussed on Black N' Gold Hockey Podcast
"And we wish him all the best in Washington, but it's a real nice player. And again, Danny Don Sweeney got him off the books, so that's amazing. Mark, do you think I assume now they're out on Gabriel? I assume they're out on chicken. Do you still see anything down the pipeline? Do you think they're still looking at a Luke Shen? Do you think they're looking at a, I always call them svechnikov, who's the guy, barbershop? Is that his name? And Barbara St. Louis, you think they're in on any of those, or is this it? I don't know, it's hard to say. I mean, there's so much time to go before the Friday trade deadline March 3rd at 3 p.m.. We are thinking about collaborating with JD F sports and Chris nosek over there to do a four hour live stream starting at noon ending at four of the trade deadline. Not only just talking about if any of the bruins made a deal on that day, but we will discuss the previous trades of last week and some teams that in the Atlantic division that are also fighting for a long playoff run. If they added a knot and we'll talk about that, but that's coming up on Friday. I kind of feel that there's something else in the works. I think that they do want to get rid of the Mike Riley contract just for the fact is that what I'm hearing just wrote Twitter, not no sources or anything in that saying that to me. But I would on Twitter is some bonus overages and maybe some penalties that can be attached to next year's cap certain amount of money isn't moved out before the trade deadline. I'm not sure exactly how it works. This is why I wish we had DOM tiano on the program every week to talk about this whole salary cap aspect of hockey. But I kind of think that Mike Riley is going to be moved. There has been some rumblings of Jacob loco being moved. And maybe Jacob's borrow as well. These aren't moves of being bad players and so on and they're very respected in the organization, but this is a possible move that players can get better opportunities for NHL consistency elsewhere. Just because of what's going on at the NHL level, it's just, it's like no room for any of these young guys to really crack the code here. Especially, you know, laocoon and Riley, you know? And people talk about Riley's contract, you know, the borough is also, you know, he signed a two year extension last year, you know, he's making two and a quarter million too. So he's played in 5 games. I chuckled a little bit when he played Jack said he's playing his second game in 96 days and then he immediately fires the fires the puck, right? Jim Montgomery in the past. That's what happens when you sit me for 96 days. But, you know, when we talk about getting trade value, I think there's more trade value to the board than Riley, just in terms of, again, getting picks and things like that. I still
Black N' Gold Hockey Podcast
"mike riley" Discussed on Black N' Gold Hockey Podcast
"And we wish him all the best in Washington, but it's a real nice player. And again, Danny Don Sweeney got him off the books, so that's amazing. Mark, do you think I assume now they're out on Gabriel? I assume they're out on chicken. Do you still see anything down the pipeline? Do you think they're still looking at a Luke Shen? Do you think they're looking at a, I always call them svechnikov, who's the guy, barbershop? Is that his name? And Barbara St. Louis, you think they're in on any of those, or is this it? I don't know, it's hard to say. I mean, there's so much time to go before the Friday trade deadline March 3rd at 3 p.m.. We are thinking about collaborating with JD F sports and Chris nosek over there to do a four hour live stream starting at noon ending at four of the trade deadline. Not only just talking about if any of the bruins made a deal on that day, but we will discuss the previous trades of last week and some teams that in the Atlantic division that are also fighting for a long playoff run. If they added a knot and we'll talk about that, but that's coming up on Friday. I kind of feel that there's something else in the works. I think that they do want to get rid of the Mike Riley contract just for the fact is that what I'm hearing just wrote Twitter, not no sources or anything in that saying that to me. But I would on Twitter is some bonus overages and maybe some penalties that can be attached to next year's cap certain amount of money isn't moved out before the trade deadline. I'm not sure exactly how it works. This is why I wish we had DOM tiano on the program every week to talk about this whole salary cap aspect of hockey. But I kind of think that Mike Riley is going to be moved. There has been some rumblings of Jacob loco being moved. And maybe Jacob's borrow as well. These aren't moves of being bad players and so on and they're very respected in the organization, but this is a possible move that players can get better opportunities for NHL consistency elsewhere. Just because of what's going on at the NHL level, it's just, it's like no room for any of these young guys to really crack the code here. Especially, you know, laocoon and Riley, you know? And people talk about Riley's contract, you know, the borough is also, you know, he signed a two year extension last year, you know, he's making two and a quarter million too. So he's played in 5 games. I chuckled a little bit when he played Jack said he's playing his second game in 96 days and then he immediately fires the fires the puck, right? Jim Montgomery in the past. That's what happens when you sit me for 96 days. But, you know, when we talk about getting trade value, I think there's more trade value to the board than Riley, just in terms of, again, getting picks and things like that. I still
Black N' Gold Hockey Podcast
"mike riley" Discussed on Black N' Gold Hockey Podcast
"Exactly. But I think a guy like, yeah, you get somebody like Shen, you get somebody like that Middleton guy, somebody who's just big and scary and mean looking and not afraid to smash you around. I think they try to do that with Josh Brown. That's more Josh brown's game than anything. The problem is he's just such a liability on the ice. He can't really work with him. No kidding. So it'll be interesting. It'll be interesting to see what happens here at the trade deadline. I'm more apt to go to go on the back end of things than the forwards. So let's see here. Boy, we are sort of pounded through stuff here. Oh, I guess one other thing on that topic, can we talk real quick about Mike Riley? Because we talk about how Jim Montgomery likes to play this new style where there's a little bit more defensive freedom defenseman can go up in the play. They can get more involved offensively. It's just sort of surprises me that Mike Riley hasn't worked out to this point. I don't know if he's like maybe even gotten enough of a shot to prove himself, but his game seems to me to fit perfectly into what Montgomery is trying to do. What do you think, especially with the money and, you know, you put him on waivers, nobody wants him. If nobody wants this guy, at what point do they bring him back and try to get him in the lineup and see if he can make an impact. I don't know, I think that I think his AAV is another thing that is hard for a guy like Evan gold, the capitalist for the Boston girls to fit in and so on. I think Mike Riley could play. I think he's an NHL player. But to have things work out the way they're working out right now, he was obviously the odd man out.
The Dan Patrick Show
"mike riley" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"We on air. You can hear me. No lie. Actually on the podcast, I ranked the pregame speeches I've had from my 6th NFL head coaches. And there's none coming close to what Kirby smart said. I wish I could repeat it right now, but on the podcast I do. Point being, that was the hypest, most direct primal engaging pre-K speech I've ever heard. Like, there's not gonna be another one that touches that one. Because he went straight to the source of why are we playing football? I don't wanna always hear these big terms and phrases and execution and discipline and commitment. No, go knock there. That's it. Like when you first start playing football before you knew how to play before you knew the plays, you knew the scheme, you knew to go knock that dupe like and he just went back to channel zero. And that was the best thing I've ever heard. If I were on that team, I would have helped out and chipped in on that 65% to win. Unreal. You ever had a bad pre game speech by a coach? Since I'm doing this for a job, I'm sorry, coaches, but I have to say it. Yeah, I did, because sometimes they would go to the emotional lane too soon. Sometimes they would say something that was just too soft and glossy. And we're like, dude, we're about to go out there for three hours and hit 300 pounders. And you're sounding like I'm going to a play recite or something. You're sounding like we're going to theater. I need something vicious. I need some of that Kirby smart. So Mike Riley was a great coach for me, but too nice. So his pregame speeches came out two nights. They were like kind of girl scout cookie selling. Like, you know, like we were like, all right, coach, that sounds good. He never got rah rah. He never got riled up. Marty schottenheimer got so emotional so fast that you were like, yeah, I'm not in that place yet, coach. I'm still just hiked up. It's zero zero. Was he crying? Oh, hell yeah. Marty, Marty luck, rest in peace to great Marty schottenheimer. He was so passionate. He loved football so much. And I'm not lying so much, people literally just start crying. It could be a Wednesday practice. It could be his pregame speech. He's just really felt it as lip will start shivering. I was like, man, I'm not there yet, Marty, give me a different lane and then we can get into it. On Wednesday practice and he's getting that emotional. Yeah, he's into it, man. It's crazy, but so it runs the gamut. Then you get some guys that, you know, they're so hyped up and you're like, oh my God, this is going down. And then you go out there and lay an egg and you're like, well, that speech had nothing to do with it or we didn't serve up to it. The 27 point lead by the Chargers. Unreal. What did Jacksonville do? If you can pinpoint and say, that's the reason why they didn't panic and they came out and they ended up winning this game.
The Hockey PDOcast
"mike riley" Discussed on The Hockey PDOcast
"Yeah, I think it's better sort of statistical blip as opposed to, you know, an indictment on his ability, defensively. It comes and goes, but you're right, when push comes to the show, but it matters most. We've seen him be capable of and there's nothing in terms of his physical skill set to suggest that he can't play at least good enough to defense and ultimately with players like him and McDavid and stuff. I think we'd agree that one chance they give up generally is not the same as one chance they create. And so I'm fine with that as long as you're on the right side of things. It's fine if it's not as lopsided as you'd like to you'd like to see in terms of pure share. So yeah, just some of the monitor moving forward. All right, we've got another question here. Asks, why do public analytics darlings like Mike Riley, all of your bureau strand and even potentially Ethan bear appear to have a lot less trade value to NHL teams than we think? Is it kind of an indictment on public analytics and a limitation of what they're capable of kind of ascribing value to or is it just oversight and ignorance by teams in terms of not really paying attention to it? I thought this was a really interesting one. I mean, when it comes down to it, part of what makes a player an analytical darling is that they're kind of a diamond in the rough that people aren't really paying attention to. Like once you become a player that everyone around the league values and knows it's really good. You suddenly cease to be an analytical darling. I don't think a lot of people would describe Devante in his current form or just get in his current form. As analytical darlings, even if they were kind of the poster voice for the players at the status nerds were crowing about before they really broke out.
Poke the Bear
"mike riley" Discussed on Poke the Bear
"They feel so old and I love it. But, you know, back then, everyone was thinking, oh my God, the bruins are done after two games against the Canucks. They were the freaking presence trophy winners. Granted, different team, different time, all that. There's still the chance that the bruins could go back and win two games, but now you're without your second best defenseman. That's a big, that's a freaking huge loss. Yeah, it's one of those things too where you could, again, if you want to draw comparables like Nathan Horton, what have you in that? Like, that seems like a completely different scenario where in terms of, I had to think that's short sighted in terms of like, oh, it's going to be the same thing. They're going to rally around this. Of course, they're not pleased that their top pairing defenseman got walloped by session off, of course. And you hope he's doing well, but you just look at what the personnel is and how you replace them. At least the bruins in 2011 you put up, I think it was. And that line still kept on rolling and you had a galaxy, and then you could swap back into the lineup here. It's like, all right, who's the next guy up? It's obviously going to be Mike Riley, but you kind of look at where Riley's game was for most of the season, especially against a team like Carolina that likes to pressure the puck carriers and make them force errors in or miscues in their own zone. He's not exactly the guy you want to be sliding as the solution. Again, there could be worse guys out there, but it doesn't give you a lot of comments, especially with the way he's been playing. I mean, during that last stretch, the bruins do not want Mike Riley to be a 7th defenseman. Like trust me, that's why they signed with three year deal. They didn't think it was going to be kind of what it's been over the last couple of months, especially. So I think, yeah, when you just look at the depth of the bruins defense, that's where the biggest concern is. Not the fact that lindholm just his presence in terms of being a top four guy that can log 22 minutes a night. His ability to maybe impact the game offensively didn't see it, but at least the first four and a half periods of play, but he's a guy that likes to fire and shot from the point that could have been a value, his transition game, all those things. He's just in a central part of what the bruins need to do to be Carolina and again, it's not over, but it's one where you just look at kind of the pieces they have to work with now. And it makes a tough road even tougher. There's potholes all over the place now for this team now trying to get through an O two hole again. So a good team like Carolina. Yeah, and again, one of those, not really a pothole, but someone who was solid but not incredible in those first games was Lena soul Mark. You know, again, I don't think anyone would say he was the problem in either of those games, but he wasn't, you know, as Bruce Cassidy said after game two, you know, you needed a save. And he turns to Jeremy swab and in game three. Is that the right move? I think so. I think at this point, again, I agree, I don't think anyone really at this point, at least if you've been watching the games, which is always funny when you get to the playoffs and people who don't watch a fucking lick of hockey all of a sudden throw the takes out and those are what the narratives end up being. But I digress..
Bruins Beat
"mike riley" Discussed on Bruins Beat
"To hinge on those things. Yeah. I think we talked about it and poke the bear that a guy like lindholm is going to be key for the bruins in terms of breaking the puck out cleanly being effective in transition because that's the easiest way to get the puck moving and avoid playing to Carolina's trends, which is a lot of fumbling with the puck in your own zone and Carolina pouncing on those and generating those chances. So I don't think you have to worry about that with lindholm. I think he's going to help you a great deal, but it's further down the depth chart. They can also fall along with that. I think obviously grizzly has been a great transition player, but Kahlo has to do the same thing. I think when you've seen some of these blow ups or D zone implosions with Kyle this year, it's usually when he's got the puck on his stick and it's that bang bang play and you waste a second all of a sudden you've got just for foss there and need a rider and they're forcing a turnover and a guy is in the slot ready to bury a one timer and all of a sudden you're trailing real quick, right? So I think that's going to be huge he said as a guy like Carlo has to just be, again, not reinventing the wheel, but just make the simple smart play, no lazy clears, make that Chris first pass and get the puck moving because if not, you're going to be wasting a lot of energy and probably be down a goal or two in short order with the way Carolina likes to attack. Yeah, and also four birds another one. I'm curious with him. What kind of shutdown role do they use him in? Again, and he elevates that third pairing defensively. So maybe they get tougher matchups than a normal third pairing would, maybe that leaves up grizzly and Carlo to get maybe easier matchups, but again, I still think you would rather rely on Carlo defensively than for, especially given how much you're paying Carlo compared to Derek forever. So again, four, because it's going to come up big on the penalty kill and maybe late in game on D zone draws with Carlos. So interesting stuff. Again, I think you will see though Mike Riley at some point. Feels like, especially given, as you mentioned, like turning the puck over coming out of your own zone, I think is going to be an important thing. And Mike Riley is a good puck mover. He has a defensive issues, but as a puck movie fairly solid..
Poke the Bear
"mike riley" Discussed on Poke the Bear
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Poke the Bear
"mike riley" Discussed on Poke the Bear
"It's been promising out the gate. We'll see what happens going forward. You have to imagine that Mike Riley's back in on Saturday against Philly, which might mean you're looking at the world on the right side. So big ask for a guy that, you know, you're hoping to give him some solid ground to work with, and now he's going to be on the right side and we'll see how we adjust to it. But if he either sticks there or he's a valuable guy to put in there, he can help the scene. It's just about where he best fits in because if it's on the right side and he pushes Clifton. Good problem to have if he's all of a sudden now a 7 D because you have to stick with Riley and forward who aren't producing. That's a tough break. Also, I don't think the expectations are super high with the boil, right? You get anything out of him. You're good. That's fine. I mean, obviously, you have to make a move on defense at some point. But if you can get some out of the borough, like, that's fine. I'm fine with it. You know, if he is someone who can consistently play on your third pairing and to a good enough job, fine, like, hell yeah, be excited about that. That's a good thing. But yeah, I mean, this thing on he has the right idea. Get off Twitter. Yeah. What a doubt just get off of it. Still has Facebook, though, which like, I don't know. Would you really want to see all those Facebook groups? I wonder if he's in his town Facebook or maybe I would hope not. The Bjorn Bjorn oh, I think it is Bianca community bulletin board. Yeah, I would hope not. I imagine those guys have a very private one where just like the bliss of like 300 people you know on Facebook, not like 5000 or what have you..
Boston Sports Beat
"mike riley" Discussed on Boston Sports Beat
"And that was more or less the case on Wednesday night. I mean, swimming just didn't have it positioning was bad. It was a touch late. Just kind of everything that could have gone wrong went wrong for him. Just didn't look like the same guy that I think bruins fans have had the luxury of enjoying looking at his game where he's been poised beyond his years, really locked in. Just didn't have it. And again, he's a rookie. He's 22 years old. We said before the season started as great as streaming looks as, you know, you don't want to run the hype train off the tracks, but he looks like a legit player. This was going to happen. It was going to eventually happen that he was going to look mortal and net and it just happened to be during a game like Wednesday night where to be fair. It wasn't really helped out that much for the defense in front of him as well. Yeah, we'll slice the blame pie between swimming and the defense who gets the larger piece. I think it's pretty 50, 15 in terms of just the fact that the defense in front of him did not help him out. Way too many odd man rushes way too many turnovers. But also a lot of those odd man rushes had stubborn pucks at the end of the sequences that strain could have turned aside. That's not to say that it should have been a shuttle burning means, but if you could cut it to maybe three, four goals. You stand in a better chance of winning that game or at least drawing a point out of it. So swinging wasn't great, but you look at the defense, which maybe has a few more red flags in terms of rookie. He's going to deal with this. You got to bail him out some nights. That has to be expected. Well, you're not expecting is, you know, as great as mcavoy and grizzly were our last night, you want to put that pair together at times when you want to maximize the offensive potential they have. But you don't want to also then lead to two very poor pairs with fulbert Clifton, who looked dreadful together. And you had a night where Mike Riley, you get kind of the good and the bad. You like Mike Riley's a great puck mover, but you also get some of those Jekyll and Hyde performances by the way he plays. And you got the bad part of it in that game. I mean, it just was not good, sloppy with the puck directly led to two or three Ironman rushes, two of them, which led to goals..
Team Never Quit
"mike riley" Discussed on Team Never Quit
"Out job leukemia. Technically trouble in the books and a fire palmer picked up some counted two years. I'm not. I'm not right at two thousand eight. Timing gave me a medical. But i was temporarily sent as they call it to bed tiny camp because i had a moment with an upper level supervisor who in the end apologized and said he was wrong is ego gotten away. But he's the boss. So i sent to bed. He can't go all over the city for six months. And i know you know the fellas up in harlem forty to fifty three where mike riley was was well loved yes there s through everywhere because i was in trouble but it was okay because i got guys hadn't senior year so it was great. It was like a reunion tour except for one thing. I'd medical during that time and baena not so efficient bureaucracy that they sometimes can be afghan. Why medical sam my results. But they never got to me. And i had cancer so year later. They picked up on it again and outs worse. So they pulled me off the truck and said you complete to death immediately. Have no platelets said okay. I won't treat me take. Today was a fire with dirty chief a lot in the doctors. They like to go out to the hands to the beach on fridays summer traffic yet. Don't worry about coming on monday. My spleen was about the size of football. And i could. I could barely. I was a mess. And i look at the doctor had to duty. And he says yeah. What are you doing here just like that. Because a lot of times in the summer guys you know. They want a couple days be their family. Ellison not feeling the today whatever got diarrhea. I got whatever so i said. Well sir. I says i'm here because you sent me here. I said this is my my blood work. They pulled from the truck. Can you give me an exam. And he said whoa. Whoa lieutenant..
No Agenda
"mike riley" Discussed on No Agenda
"We rescued them from taliban territory. I think that was the winter of weight. You rescued joe biden and john kerry and chuck so or they grateful. You wouldn't think so now did right you thank you. I didn't get a christmas card yet to i saw that. I got to watch the whole thing again. Grateful jerks well. That's the message. That's for sure that was the message of that interview Okay there's here's a message from the banyan camp this the last one i've got for today's show that should be more than enough but i wanna keep our eyes on because the audit still continue and you know things are coming to light. That were not expected. This is now. now it's great. Now we've got a right wing. Radio guy on the banyan podcast. It's like some magnification. But he's got breaking news. What's what we've uncovered about to break in georgia is all hell's going to break loose. We've got to organizations called opposite intruder. Vote heather mullins from real. America's voice who is been on the ground for us broke the story today on my my radio show basically what we have is coming video. She seen the video. It's not been released. There is coming video where there are basically aiming media about two hundred and forty. What i'm going to call ballot. Traffickers gained georgia. And so what they did is is they went around to. The dropbox is all over the state with each of them. Averaging about twenty four dropbox is each at what they would do. Is they would go there in the middle of the night. This is all on video and they would empty backpacks with gloves on full of ballots into these drop boxes. there's two hundred and forty different ballot. Traffickers dave identified as potential suspects. Here of the to forty. They averaged about twenty three to twenty four. Dropbox is each so some did ten some fifty. Now this is totally illegal. Because the way even stacy's law the illegal consent decree was written. Is that one person one. Vote in the dropbox no harvesting. Let's see if that video actually surfaces reminds me of the video and tapes that we're gonna be brought about trump. that by the actor forgot his name already. That was tom arnold. Tom aren't tv show. It was called the trump tapes. That tom arnold. Oh my goodness whatever happened to that. I'm so disappointed. That's gonna happen this. Nothing was bull crap from the get-go all right everybody. I hope you feel better. Because i certainly do. You see get all infected by by by outrage in the anger and then you just laugh at it all just like looking at the floor and it all goes away and the spinning over. That's concludes your session. For today from you conspiracy therapists. We do have a cool nick. The rat show coming up next the no agenda stream dot com at troll room dot. Io you'll be this. Is the mike riley interview. That should be really cool mike. Riley got his funding going to do book very excited for mike riley and for nick the rat what a get end of show mixes we've got The clip custodian ways in with the neil jones. Special also sound guy. Steve and i am coming to you. From the heart of texas hill country fema region number six and all the governmental maps in the morning. Everybody by madame curry then from northern silicon valley where i remain jussie toward. We return on the next thursday more media deconstruction. Please remember us. Devora dot
Parenting Roundabout
"mike riley" Discussed on Parenting Roundabout
"They'll never understand struggle because it was like way harder and there's a lot more effort you had to put in totally. It's been so long that i don't really remember the registration stuff but i- super-duper remember typing typing. I had an electric typewriter is at one that had the cartridge flipped out the in cartridge within the correction cartridge back and forth. I got so swift at that and if you made a you know too big of a mistake you had to go back type it again and it's like you can't even imagine that now. That seems so archaic that seems like sitting at an inkwell with the candles illuminating. The man seems like ancient history. But man was good at typing. I was. I got a lot of pleasure out of that and it was funny. I when we were talking last week. I think it was about colleges and i was remembering my college of creative steady days and i remembered that i had a paper that i wrote about doonesbury that i still had tucked in like a doonesbury book done in my basement so i found it and this paper. It's tight and you the typing is all like uneven shading how it's really looks terrible by word processing rent word processing laser printers standards. It looks like x. typed it on some old fashioned typewriter and i had like made copies of different comic strips and taped them with like cellophane tape onto the pages and they're all of course now falling out because the tape is agent. And i'm like if i wrote this paper now it would be so slick looking i spring. Pdf so the comic strips. And i put them in. There would pronounce beautifully but there was just something so i i don't know authentic about that. Little typed in stapled paper with the things. Falling out of it was like this. Is mike riley jalen hill. This is my college experience. Like very i remembered so fondly smith corona electric typewriter. Yeah the hours..
Sekeres & Price Show
"mike riley" Discussed on Sekeres & Price Show
"We have you take your grievance list. Yes we've got show to produce okay. I like this. It's a little counterintuitive bolt. I haven't heard it before both nyc venue nation games that they're going to be pitching games to get a shutout here i. I'm not so moved to get it to sizzling. But i'll give it a hot well-done ryan jeff chur oil hot hot hot too. We wanna go to voice minimal heartache or do you want me to read another one andrew up to you. I could give you a voice memo myself. I can do another one i've got. We've got no lease. No we'll more from you know here's wreck in burnaby. The master increase lines attendants of the law on the last two home games vs stamps and elks are not attributed to the offense of mike riley but is to watch the counting interception count to reach thirty. Plus if the lines can do four plus interceptions versus bo levi mitchell. They can have success all over league. Rick i think you're predicting this gonna be attendance spikes because of all the interceptions that they can get thirty plus over the course of the season a fourteen game season rick. Not your best. Work fans want touchdowns. Yeah they didn't get any of those they had the one but yeah exactly yeah Rick i gotta go ice sculpture. Yeah that's yeah. It's counterintuitive rick. His own curve. Exactly i mean his curve as than anyone else's curve terrible and not the way the week. No no i mean. He was brilliant earlier in the week records as he did say last week that he's running out of material so i don't believe that for a second that just needs to sit there and have a good thing to rejuvenate. Is this jack in the music guy that sits we saw the video. Burpee jack from the whack after another disappointing season which sees the connects missing the playoffs again. Both banning green will be let go and the connects will rebrand in an attempt to rejuvenate the fan base. He means logo and color scheme. Color scheme i have. Yeah i think they're committed to blue and green there. I think the reasonably committed to the coast. They have as well bots. It's not the craziest notion particularly if you're an owner and just wanna continue hanging on. Continue having your little fantasy team and continued trying to sell tickets in.
Sekeres & Price Show
"mike riley" Discussed on Sekeres & Price Show
"Make a read and the tendency is that you know if you get a guy who's gonna maybe make a second read that's great but then it's you use my feet use my athleticism to try to get out of there and make a play with my feet because there's this in the speed of the game is something that you're just not used to and so you always. I always think about okay. Where's the decision making taking him is he making. Is he making the right. Read at the right time. Are they going to be complete every time. No but is he going where he should go with the ball verse. Blitz were zone coverage versa down in distance. All those things. And that's the one thing guys that really jumps out at me is that there doesn't seem to be panicky and his game that you talk to all the coaches and the players. They'll tell you that he'll make his first read and he has the presence to know k. And this defense. This is my second and this is my third. And that's why he stays in the pocket wet willing to you. Know to wait and hang in there for his third. Read that that that you just don't see that kind of poise early on in a quarterback's career. I've seen it a few times different players. You know. Travis lulei comes to mind. dave dickenson comes to my those guys. They haven't innate ability to you know to understand the game and and be really really confident with Where they're supposed to go in every situation. And i know it's still very young in his career like really really young but overall guys. I just can't tell you How impressed i was overall with his ability to stay in there and and just follow his reads and do his job. It's it's gonna be exciting to see where this takes it. And yet giulio as excited as i am to of course. It's great to see a canadian quarterback on the field and Tons of encouraging signs. I'm not sure the lines can be everything. They hope to be this year. Unless mike riley place unless my belly is healthy and i don't know how this happens that you know you got to the point where the arm and the elbow or become an issue prior to the first game. What i do know is that you know once again. We're talking about mike riley having to be cowboy tough finish ballgames and this is after twenty month layoff and the week of the year. I mean it's got to be an enormous concern to the franchise when they to this year. Yep absolutely and you know. Mike I think is very frustrated. And and i will say this that you know and i figured this going into the season that with the long layoff you were going to see. Some guys. probably most likely the veteran guys who when the season kinda was called they were just gonna take take some time off and they weren't gonna do anything they going to let their bodies he'll and you know they've been around long enough to know. Okay this is what. I gotta do to get ready and i think mike mike. Obviously you know was thinking about what he was going to do. Post football You know everyone knows that. He's he's wants to be a firefighter once he's done..
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"mike riley" Discussed on No Agenda
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The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"mike riley" Discussed on The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"Was funny keeping him in line and Anyway so there's a little background on dell zado in these kind of changed his stripes and if you think of him in his early days as being a guy like to rush. The party's not that any longer. Well no he. He learned he's learned patience As a veteran in the league right he can run power. Play a john tortorella famously. Once said you know he doesn't have a really good shot but he sees the ice very well and having played for tortorella twice he played for in new york he played forman in columbus. He obviously must know how to block shots. You knows how to play defense and play the right way to play a system and stick to a system So so you add all that into his game and yes. He was brash and flashy and a puck carrier when he started so he you know he would want to be a guy to want to rush the puck but To me he's he's a serious option to quarterback second powerplays. He's an upgrade over mike riley in your second power play that's for sure and again brings all that veteran stuff knows and a a game how to carry himself. I'm happy with the signing. I think it's pretty good. Mike riley by the way re-signed. I think in boston careers. Nine million dollars. I was like okay. Fill your boots. Felt the same way with cody. Cici's big deal with the oilers about the same thing. I think it was Might've been a four year deal worth three million change. I just wow th the the money that was going out the door today but one last thought on the defenseman once the send sign victor mezei. They're gonna have seven defense on one way. Deals and brannstrom bernard docker lassie thompson. All first rounders. They are not among them. Brannstrom is the biggest name. You alluded to him a moment ago. He is on a two way deal and he is waivers exempt. So all of a sudden it looks like brannstrom maybe starting in the year and play most of the year in belleville just given on given what's happening at the nhl level and certainly brannstrom. I mean he just hasn't done enough yet to go into camp being guaranteed anything no. He hasn't come close to doing anywhere near enough. Like yeah that the plan for this past season pre co vid was that he was probably going to play at least the first half if not the entire season in in belleville so okay. Let's put them down there in belleville overripe rather than under. What is it about now. Overripe rather than underdeveloped. It's it makes sense. Put brannstrom down there. Keep mezei here. He's a couple years older. He's a heat between he. And olden dell's auto. You've got a three headed monster. They're rotating around as your your left. Union third pair all right changing gears to the coaching side of things. For a moment we lots more player. Talk to come but the sense have come up with a two year extension for their head coach. Dj smith smith is two years into his rookie. Tenure as a coach in league and He gets two year extension with a club option for another. I saw pierre lebrun saying around one point two million the that Us going to be making preseason good choice and i didn't know the dollar amount now..
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Build Your Own Peer Leadership Community
"My guest today is blind. Roberts McKay. Climbed named one of Canada's top women entrepreneurs at the twenty eighteen rb see Canadian Women Entrepreneur Awards is the founder and president of the roundtable, an award winning company or leaders cultivate their leadership together. A self professed leadership Junkie Glenn has written for publications including the Globe and Mail hr edge and Canadian manager, and is a popular speaker to audiences across Canada, the US and Europe. She's the author of the Grassroots Leadership Revolution. which published in May of twenty twenty. Thanks so much for joining me today blind. And so happy to be here Diane. Thank you for having me. I. Am thrilled to have you here. We're going to be talking about. Here leadership communities which is just such an incredible concept and so. I I WANNA. Jump right in. I am curious why you think creating a community of support is. So important for leaders today. Ya and I mean really for me. And this started when I I had a job in my early thirties where I was managing partner for a consulting firm here in Toronto and the owner affirm was a member of appear community. Maybe than some of your listeners are familiar with a group called the young presidents. Organization or why Peo- and at the time I had never heard of these kinds of groups. You know before and got really curious about peer groups in general and was working with leaders who were categorized by their organizations. As high potential. You know that I always think it's you know you're you're a players. Those are the people that you know when you go to sleep at night. You think Oh, please don't quit. Please don't quit. If we all have those and it's usually my own experience has been. It's about twenty percent of your group, usually right twenty percent and so I. I. my practice is managing partner. We all in the firm. All had to have a little. You know practice delivery practice. My Specialty was coaching derailing high potential, so I would work with these people who you know had been superstars and then. Then suddenly. You know the company was going Gee. Can you help them? Get back on track and what? I noticed about a lot of them was that they were just in over their heads I. mean the thing with your best people is. What do we do to them? We kind of we see them out. They're treading water, and then we go. Here's an anchor. You can handle it. Not Right, and so I started getting curious about bat in and the power of. Kind of connecting these people with other leaders that were having similar experiences, because I think one of the things that were told in leadership, and that's whether you're You know an entrepreneur running your own business, or you're working within an organization as you're told, leadership is lonely, and the further you go up the ladder, the lonelier gets, and I think for me. I'm always one of those people. The more you tell me something, the more Mike, Contrary and brain kicks in and I think. Think well. Why does it have to be? And that was kind of the the experience I had at that time? Mike Riley ended up getting into my own peer group and working with some other people, and just found it so useful and powerful, and was just another resource for me to be able to tap into his leader, so that's where that's kind of the roots of the passion and the story behind dumb. My really got my arms deep into this. Peer Coaching Space.
The 3:59
MicroLEDs and more: Staring into the future of TVs (The 3:59, Ep. 520)
"Welcome to the three fifty nine. I'm Ben FOX Ruben. I'm Dave Katz? Meyer, just as LED TV screens are slowly moving their way into mainstream pricing. A new TV technology is making waves as the next beg as the next. Big thing. It's called micro LED and Samsung appears to be one of the the one leading the charge. What's micro alley? And why is it different? How is it different than LED? Well, so Mike Riley d first of all it's not available yet. Maybe a year. Maybe two your see the first ones for sale the consumers. It's basically think of scoreboard a big, you know, above like, the Dallas Cowboys stadium or whatever that's literally millions of LED's that make up the picture. So you'd think an LED is like that you're wrong, actually, LED TV's are having LCD plane in front of them. This is the real direct LED deal and picture quality benefits include supreme contrast, excellent color. All the great things that you'd expect from next generation TV tech. How is that different than oh, L E D isn't LED something like that? Yes. So LED, but the difference. The main difference is is one only is organic. Meaning that the the Eli's themselves are basis they can get a little bit degraded over time. So the the one of the big things with micro LED's that they can get brighter than LED as well. So you can pump in since they can't get grading pump a whole bunch more energy into them. They can be a lot brighter, and you can get the benefit of no burnin. So sometimes stream. Exactly. Sometimes only screens you leave a static image for really long time that can become kind of ghost image on the screen with micro LED that isn't an issue. No kidding. So how much of a big deal is micro LED because as was mentioned in a story that we wrote recently. This is the newest this is the first new TV technology to be commercialized in like a decade. Yeah. Longtime coming exactly and L E D LCD is still around. It makes the majority of teams out there, and oh LED is the new kind of kid on the block still a small minority of TV's lead right now, and Mike Riley is going to be, you know, the new kid on the block which brings again this extra picture quality without any some of the issues that already has. So that's the promise. The issue is making these things and making them small enough. Actually, the problem is getting those LED's to tiny. So Samson came out with a seventy five inch four K resolution micro LED TV at this year is just a prototype. Ryan, absolutely. That kinda shows that you know, it was one hundred forty six inches last year. So that the engineers shrunk down. I think it's a fifteen hundreds of a millimeter for the chip size of these little individual LED's things they have to they have to figure out a way to make it smaller. So are actually fitting people's houses, you need twenty three million odd individually of getting them into a seventy five inch size takes a lot of engineering. So Samsung also made news this week about their lineup of q LED's talked to me a little bit about that. And also explained to me what q Elliot's and where fits into this whole. I dunno rigmarole. It is rigmaroles just marketing Q Aleve, basically needs quantum dot LED. So it's just exactly like LCD TV's just like the ones we've had for decades. But they put some quantum dots in there. Now Samsung do quantum dots? Other manufacturers video do quantum dot related TV's as well. But the idea is better color better brightness. But it's still has a lot of the issues of the LED has including viewing angle lighter black levels. Blooming things like that. So again, micro LED early are direct LED technologies, whereas Q lead and standard LCD. Have this sort of a liquid crystal display layer that has some of these image quality issues. One of the interesting things about TV trends, these days is how much bigger just regular consumer TV's are got it was mentioned the Q LED lineup. For instance, they go up to what ninety eight inches something like that. Is this gonna slow down or stop at some point? Or is this what's convincing people to actually buy new just get just keep getting bigger. We're just gonna keep making them bigger. And you figure out where to put them in your house, the big growth right now is the large screen sizes Samson knows that for example, one of their big advantages over Oleg TV's may by g is that are available in fifty five and sixty five inch sizes mainly LCD TV's routinely up to seventy five eighty inches as you mentioned up to ninety eight so getting a standard queue lead, LCD, whatever you wanna call it television up to a really big screen size. Really, isn't that inexpensive, and you can get, you know, seventy five inch really good seventy five inch TV for eight hundred bucks now. So you the the prices are coming down to these large. TV's people are taking the small TV's move to another room taking their seventy five inches putting them in a living room. And that's kind of really the only growth area in television right now last thing that I wanted to get to see us. We haven't had you on since then so kind of wanted to jump into lower some of the most interesting things that you saw at the show. I thought the Rollerball TV from algae was probably the standout right hands down the coolest thing. So this is technology, which as you might know from curve screens can actually bend and roll. And the idea here is it just rolls up like a lamp shade. And if you see the video literally just is in this box, and it raises up out of this box. So there's no TV all of a sudden, there's a sixty five inch TV, they're really design amazing technology kind of you can see in five years every TV will do that assuming that they have led interesting. All right. If you want to read more about these stories, check them out on CNN. I'm Ben FOX, Ruben cats. Thanks for listening.
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