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Dennis Prager Podcasts
A highlight from Operation Atlantic Resolve
"Well then, welcome to the Dennis Prager Show. Bob France sitting in and yeah, you hear the music, you know where I'm coming to you from. Cleveland, Ohio, the home base, therelieffactor .com studios if you will. Our WHK radio, AM1420, the answer here in Cleveland, Ohio. An honor to be sitting in for Dennis once again. And of course today being Yom Kippur, which is why Dennis is off today. As he has of course been celebrating the holy days and starting back with Rosh Hashanah. The Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. And it's a wonderful thing. It really is. I kind of have to familiarize myself not being Jewish myself. I have to familiarize myself with some of the days and some of the reasons and the explanations for the calendar. And Yom Kippur is one of the ones that to me is the most solemn. A Day of Atonement, a day of reflection and looking inside and asking for forgiveness for the shortcomings that perhaps we have and so forth. And so to Dennis and to everyone who is commemorating and or celebrating and or taking part in participating in the Yom Kippur day today. This very important Day of Atonement. God's blessings to you all. Seriously, really appreciate that. In the meantime, we've got work to do. We have a lot of very important things to talk about and I want you to be a part of the show. 8 Prager776, that's 877 -243 -7776. I want to know, is it acceptable for me to be concerned with the plight of others but being unwilling to do any more than I have already done? And yes, if you're wondering, I'm talking about Ukraine. Yes, if you're wondering, I'm talking about the 113 billion dollars we have already sent to Ukraine to help them ward off the invasion of the Soviet, well, the Russians. Who are trying to rebuild the Soviet empire, I suppose, if you think that they are going to not stop in Ukraine and then advance to other European nations and so forth. I don't think so. I don't think they have the ability to do that any longer. I don't think they are the fearsome foe they were when the Soviet bloc was, of course, raining havoc on Eastern Europe and raining havoc on the world. But I want to talk about the Ukrainian situation. Here's two reasons. Two reasons why. The first of which is the fact that in Canada, over the weekend in front of the Canadian Parliament, the Lord Mayor Zelensky, the President of Ukraine, who came to the United States for the second time, hat in hand, saying please drop all you can into the hat here so that we can go back and continue our war with Russia. They came looking for more money, asking for another 25 billion dollars. And again, I'll get to the point about how I feel about spending that money and how I feel about it going forward in a moment, but he came to the United States and then he went up to Canada. And he went up to Canada before the Canadian Parliament and he sat there and he asked for support and financial remunerations from the Canadians as well. And the Canadians, of course, listened happily. And, you know, we're all all for supporting this. But what they did after that is something that is quite simply incomprehensible to me. Canadian organizations Jewish are among those now slamming the Canadian Parliament for giving voice to and a standing ovation to a man who fought for the Nazis during World War II. All because he is Ukrainian. All because he's Ukrainian. Video and photos show the Canadian Parliament erupting into cheers on Friday after President Zelensky's visit to the capital of Ottawa, when Canadian lawmakers also honored Yaroslav Hunka, a 98 -year -old Ukrainian immigrant who fought for the 1st Ukrainian Division, according to the Toronto Star, the division also known as the Waffen -SS Galicia Division, which fought for the Nazis and its paramilitary arm. The Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center said in a statement, the fact that a veteran who served in a Nazi military unit was invited to... And by the way, this story that I'm starting with, this day, this first hour, this story is not because of today being the Jewish Day of Atonement. This is outrageous. This is when it happened is when it happened. Understand that. The fact that it is occurring, though that we're talking about this and it just happened during these holy days, is another point entirely. The fact that a veteran who served in a Nazi military unit was invited to and given a standing ovation in Parliament is shocking. At a time of rising anti -Semitism and Holocaust distortion, it's incredibly disturbing to see Canada's Parliament rise to applaud an individual who was a member of a unit in the Waffen -SS, a Nazi military branch responsible for the murder of Jews and others, and that was declared a criminal organization during the Nuremberg Trials. Some are calling for full -throated apologies from Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau and from Ukrainian President Zelensky. This honor was given to a Ukrainian because everything now has to go Ukraine's way, because Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine. We have to come up with untold, unlimited amounts of treasure and time for anything having to do with Ukraine. So they brought a Nazi military fighter, 98 -year -old Nazi fighter in World War II before the Canadian Parliament, and because he's Ukrainian, he got a standing ovation. That's how, beside ourselves, I think we've become with this, we have to do anything and everything we can to help Ukraine. So that's number one. The second reason, by the way, is we continue to try to make some sense out of the, you know, now that we have the actual official figures confirmed by the White House of $113 billion already spent in support of Ukraine. In addition to that, they say that our commitment to helping Ukraine has no end and there is no cost limit. They will do this no matter what the cost for however long it takes. The problem is, of course, there is no end game in sight. There's no end to the commitment that has been identified. When does it end? What standard would it be to say no matter how long it takes to finish the thought? Chuck Schumer? Joe Biden? Mitch McConnell? I don't care if you're Democrat or Republican. If you are giving an unended blank check, an unending blank check to Ukraine, what does that mean? What does that look like? You say for as long as it takes to... fill in the blank. What? Does every Russian in Ukraine have to retreat back across the border or is that not enough? Does every Russian have to leave Crimea, the peninsula that Russia took in 2014 when Obama was president? Or do they just have to stop bombing and stop the fighting? What exactly does it mean to say we're going to give this money until... or I'm sorry, no matter how long it takes to do what? Define the end game. There isn't one.
AP News Radio
The latest in sports
"AP sports, I'm sure Freeman. The Tampa Bay Rays continue to be the big story in Major League Baseball, the first team to start ten of those since 1987 as they blank Boston one nothing Brandon Lowe broke a scoreless tie in the 8th inning with a solo home run, race pitching also allowed just three hits. Elsewhere in the American League, Shane Bieber shook off a rough first inning. He went 6 more in Cleveland's three two win over the New York Yankees, Yankee center Fielder Aaron judge says his team did not have a good approach against beaver. You know, especially with getting some guys that scored position tried to expand a little bit when we didn't need to. Chicago White Sox beat Minnesota four three, Texas down to Kansas City, a love of the two, rangers starter Andrew haney tied the American League record by striking out 9 consecutive batters. Baltimore down Oakland, national league max muncy hit a Grand Slam and a three run blast as the LA Dodgers best at San Francisco 9 to one. Philadelphia wrote it in Miami 15 to three. New York mets over San Diego 5 nothing Atlanta beats Cincinnati Colorado over St. Louis and Arizona blank Milwaukee. Inter league Washington topped the LA angels, Houston beat Pittsburgh and the Chicago Cubs took down Seattle. In the NHL, Joe pavelski became the tenth American born player to reach the milestone of a thousand points in Dallas 6 one win over Detroit. It was a good moment. You definitely feel that it means something, especially seeing the teammates come off the bench. Toronto bested Florida as Bruce Morton reports. John Tavares scored it four 38 of overtime to give the Maple Leafs a two one decision over Florida. The defeat ends the Panthers win streak at 6. Toronto's victory combined with the rangers losing in a shootout moves the leafs into a tie with the Broadway blue shirts for fourth place in the east. Winnipeg beats San Jose 62. Washington beat the New York islanders 5 two. That's a big loss for the islanders who now need help to secure one of the two wild card seats. Ottawa beat Carolina, buffalo down the New York rangers three two. It was Minnesota's defeating Chicago, Nashville over Calgary, Seattle over Arizona, and Los Angeles blank Vancouver. Alaia Boston from South Carolina is the number one pick in the WNBA draft. She's going to the Indiana fever. Check Freeman. AP sports.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
How Often Has Chris Elston Been Attacked by Transgender Extremists?
"Times have you been physically attacked by these transgender extremists, Chris? I would say I've been assaulted probably 25 times. That includes people spitting on me. Physical altercations probably 15. I had my arm broken in Montreal. I got jumped by 5 or 6 masked and hooded black block and antifa attackers. I blocked a traffic cone four times with my left forearm, as man was trying to cave my face in and one of those blows broke my arm because the base on those tones is really dense. And what happened with the police there in Montreal, nothing, two months later, the investigator told me they'd lost the street footage. And there was nothing they could do unless I got them the names of my masked and hooded attackers. In Ottawa with 12 police watching on, members of parliament, members of Ottawa city council. All watching as 200 university students mobbed me, punched me twice in the head, spat on me, painted on me, destroyed my signs and keyed my car. They did nothing about any of it. The day before an Ottawa, I'd been punched by a man. He got arrested, The Crown prosecutor decided not to press charges. This is how it always goes across Canada. And as we saw with the trucker protest, we've got fascists running the country, and they're doing everything they can to stop people like myself from speaking up.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Dr. G Files Complaint Against Officer Who Assaulted Chris Elston
"Just close the story about what happened to you in Ottawa with this individual. The officers. Sorry? Sorry, it's Vancouver. Sorry. I keep saying afterward. Sorry. Vancouver. Let's put the picture up of this officer again or the B roll. I don't care which. This is frederica bookman. It is badge number three zero 8 one. And I'd like everybody to do what I'm going to do right now. I'm going to do this on the radio. I've done it once before, but I want to encourage every single one of you out there to do what I'm doing. There are two phone numbers you can call. You can call the Vancouver police department and talk to a human being 6 zero four 7 one 7 three three two one. If you say you want to make an official complaint, then they will direct you to a recorded voicemail line perfect professional standard this is the professional standard section. 6 zero four is the number. 7 one 7 two 6 7 zero. And leave a message to make an official complaint against this VPD officer. That's 604-717-2670 to leave a message. Do what I have done because this is fascism. This isn't a police officer. This is an activist approach transgender extremist in a uniform with a badge and a gun will prove to you that in a moment. This is a complaint against officer frederica bookman, badge number three zero 8 one. She did nothing as my friend Chris elston was assaulted recently. I want to file an official complaint against this officer and wish to see action taken against her. My name is Sebastian gorka. This is a complaint against frederica bookman, badge number three zero 8 one.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
"Billboard Chris" Describes Assault by Deranged Transgender Activist
"Man pretending to be a woman. Who's just about to assault you, you're in Ottawa, you're holding the standard billboard, you always carry children can not consent to puberty blockers. They're shouting at you. They're being abusive to you. And then there's a moment where this fake woman does this. Let's have the screenshot of what happens next. We have boom, throat punch. That is like something out of a Bruce Lee movie with the fingers extended forward to do as much damage as possible to Adam's apple. And then if you look in the background, there's a police officer. You told me there were dozens of police officers. The senior one in the circle right there, a woman, is grinning. Is smiling. After you were assaulted and you still got, we've got the photograph of your damaged face afterwards. We've got the little post you have of your bloodied nose. We can see you today, days later, you're sitting with us and you've still got a nice shine, a nice black eye. Afterwards, somebody went up to that police officer and asked, why did you do nothing and why are you smiling? This audio, we can play, play the cut. Excuse me, did you just say he came here to incite violence by forcing his opinion on people? Yes. You think he came here to incite violence because they got offended by his sign? What is wrong with you? He didn't scream at all. He didn't, they put their face in his face. What is wrong with you? Okay. How on earth did you become a police officer? She's literally sitting here saying that billboard Chris is inciting violence by standing there with his sign. Is that really your position? Okay, sir. We're done with this conversation. Yeah, I thought so. I thought so. This is absolutely unbecoming of the Vancouver police department. Disgusting. That's a woman in uniform with a badge and a gun badge number three zero 8 one. We'll talk about her in a moment, but Chris, I've just given the visual and ordered to resummation, will you tell us all the missing details where were you? What were you doing and what happened to you just a few days ago? Sure. So this was actually in Vancouver. I live in the suburbs of Vancouver. And this was transgender day of visibility. Because they don't have enough visibility, apparently. And I just went to go to this rally and I think it's important to have a counterpoint for the points that they're making. But apparently I'm not allowed to express my opinion. So I had showed up at this rally. I've been there for 5 seconds, literally.
AP News Radio
Biden's Canada agenda stacked: NORAD, migration deals likely
"President Biden is in Canada's capital for talks with prime minister Justin Trudeau on a bunch of big global issues. I'm Ben Thomas with a look. Several of the world's most difficult challenges are on the agenda, the war in Ukraine, climate change, trade, mass migration, and an increasingly assertive China. But two important areas of agreement already appear in hand. U.S. and Canadian officials say Ottawa will escalate its timeline for military upgrades to the North American aerospace defense command. Norad, and an update to rules for migrants seeking asylum, the deal eliminates a loophole under existing rules that's resulted in thousands of migrants annually crossing into Canada at a non official checkpoint, enabling them to stay in the country. As part of the agreement, Canada is expected to announce that 15,000 migrants from the western hemisphere will be given slots to apply to enter. I'm Ben Thomas
AP News Radio
Ullmark's 40 saves carries Bruins past Senators, 2-1
"Down one zero midway through the first, the Boston burns scored two straight goals in the period to come from behind and beat the Ottawa senators two to one for their league leading 54th win. David karate started the scoring for Boston on the power play, and then four minutes later, Jake dubrov added the game winner on an assist from Brian marchand. Linus Olmert made 40 saves for the victory, including 22 in the second period.
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AP Sports SummaryBrief at 12:53 a.m. EDT
"BP sports. Coaches on the move in college basketball. Rick Pitino is headed back to the Big Apple. Patina will leave his coaching job at iona to take over at St. John's getting a 6 year deal, bettina was guided 5 different schools to the NCAA tournament. And former Notre-Dame coach Mike bray, who recently stepped down, takes over at South Florida. And the NBA, Philadelphia, honored its 1983 NBA championship sixers team. It was the Chicago Bulls doing the celebrating one O 9 one O 5 over the sixers in double overtime and New York got 57 points from Julius Randle, not enough though, has been a soda topped the Knicks one 40 to one 34. In the NHL, Dylan Ferguson, 48 saves for Ottawa and the Sens defeat Pittsburgh two to one. Women's NCAA tournament, another number one drops as top seed Indiana got beat by 9th seed Miami. Japan over Mexico 6 to 5 of the world baseball classic that sends them at the tonight's championship game against defending champ the United States. AP sports
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AP Sports SummaryBrief at 1:21 a.m. EDT
"Leapy sports. I'm sure freedom coaches on the move in college basketball, Rick Pitino has headed back to the Big Apple, patina will leave his coaching job at iona to take over at St. John's getting his 6 year deal. Former Notre-Dame coach Mike bray, who recently resigned, takes over at South Florida. In the NBA, Philadelphia celebrated its 40th anniversary of the 1983 NBA title, but it was all Chicago Bulls in the second overtime. The bulls went at one O 9 one O 5 or the sixers. Bull centered Nikola vucevic says the team showed a lot of fight for a big win. This year, no matter what was going on, we always kept coming back and fighting back. We had light up and downs, let it tough bosses, a lot of things were we could have just kind of quit and gave up. But we keep battling, obviously, there's still a lot to play. Memphis rallied late to beat Dallas one 12 to one O 8. It was the New York Knicks getting 57 points from Julius Randle, not enough, though, has Minnesota topped the Knicks one 40 to one 34. We gave him confidence in a team like that that can really score the ball. He gave them confidence early. They're going to stick around. Utah beats Sacramento, Memphis over Dallas as the gris rallied late. Charlotte over Indiana and Golden State snapped an 11 game road losing streak in downing Houston. NHL, Florida defeated Detroit 5 to two Alexander barkov set the Florida franchise record for most career points. Dylan Ferguson had himself a game in the nets for the sins as Ottawa defeated Pittsburgh two to one Ferguson had 48 saves. It's still sinking in to be honest. My big focus tonight was just go out there and be me. Don't try to be anyone I'm not. And just stay in the moment. Colorado shout out to Chicago 5 nothing. It was Los Angeles blowing out Calgary and it was Edmonton defeating San Jose in overtime. Women's NCAA tournament another number one drops as Indiana got beat by 19 Miami. World baseball classic Japan over Mexico 6 to 5, Japan faces defending champion United States in tonight's championship round. Shek Freeman, AP sports
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Ferguson stops 48 shots, Senators top reeling Penguins 2-1
"Drake batherson scored a power play goal with just over two minutes to play as the senators beat the penguins two one, making his first NHL start Ottawa goalie Dylan Ferguson made 47 saves in the win. It's still sinking in to be honest. My big focus tonight was just go out there and be me. Don't try to be anyone I'm not. And stay in the moment. And I felt like I did that. Thomas shibao, so scored for the senators for Pittsburgh, Ricard Raquel found the net Tristan jarry made 19 saves, but the penguins have lost four straight and fell out of the Eastern Conference's final wild card spot. Josh Valtteri, Pittsburg
Northwest Newsradio
"ottawa" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"At the Beacon plumbing sports desk on home ice, kraken. Trying to stay red hots. The puck drops just after 7 o'clock at Seattle center. Ottawa senators, the kraken's opponent. Seattle with 18 games left to play in the regular season, they're in the playoff hunt, but only two points behind Vegas in LA for the Pacific division lead. Seattle defenseman Jamie oleksiak says it makes each remaining game huge. You know, guys are a little bit more angry on the rink and guys are really motivated right now. So we're scratching a clone and work at heart for every point. And I think that's the kind of hockey you can only play. The big rig closing in on 500 career NHL games. Seattle, you and WSU play men's conference tournament basketball games this afternoon in Las Vegas. The red hawks already in the wack quarterfinals against Grand Canyon, Washington state locked up against Oregon in the PAC 12 attorney. Seattle Seahawks, thank quarterback Geno Smith in his agent for being flexible in contract negotiations, hawks general manager John Schneider. Notches Gino or quarterbacks. It's really everything we're doing here is trying to maximize your value, but we're also trying to put together a consistent championship caliber team. And so there's a balance that goes into that. Schneider's first Seattle is not ruled out drafting a young quarterback to learn behind Geno Smith. Sports was worth a ten and 40 after the hour northwest news radio. White supremacist propaganda is on the rise. We'll get you the details next. Weinstein kajal, Washington's local law firm specializing in mesothelioma, Brian Weinstein, founding partner. I have been a lawyer for over 40 years, spending my legal career working on behalf of those suffering from mesothelioma. I've recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for Washington mesothelioma victims and their families. When that actively trying cases, I served in the Washington state Senate as chairman of the consumer protection committee. Mesothelioma victims deserve to be represented by our local team and not some companies in Chicago or Texas that flashes their
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ottawa" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"To the side of that toxic train to ram it in east Palestinian. Sports rangers lose to Ottawa and Patrick Kane's debut, the bruins win, sharks lose basketball, the warriors and wizards, both win. Global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. I'm John Tucker. This is Bloomberg, Nathan. Thank you, John. It's 5 23 on Wall Street. I'm Nathan Hager. This is Bloomberg daybreak. Let's take a look at crypto now. Earlier this week, Bloomberg should only ask had a wide ranging discussion with the CEO of coinbase, Brian Armstrong. They talked about how the crypto industry is regulated, Armstrong said he's looking to work with regulators, not fight them. Really, what I believe should happen in the United States is that we need a clear rule book so that this industry can be built here. You know, we don't want it to be like 5G or semiconductors that went offshore. It's actually a matter of national security. We get the future of the financial system built here inside the United States. We'll have to our discussion with coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, the man who writes the rules SEC chairman Gary gensler sat down with Bloomberg technology host Caroline Hyde and Ed ludlow to discuss how the agency ought to approach cryptocurrency regulation. Let's bring you part of that interview now. It is important that so much of this field, this crypto field is I speculative, it is not necessarily in the investing public should understand this. It's not necessarily compliant currently with the appropriate laws of our nation to protect you, the investing public to get full fair and truthful disclosures to understand what's happening. These platforms, that being the case, traditional finance, much of traditional finance, being compliant, has some question and is adverse and dealing with what may well be depending upon the company and so forth. Dealing in highly speculative assets that are not necessarily compliant with their laws. Let's talk, therefore, more broadly about your focus and enforcement. What about some of these players? We've spoken to many who have perhaps been part of previous administrations who are now advisers to some of these companies and worried a little bit about the holistic nature of really trying to regulate and worry that it is more about enforcement rather than rules of the road at the moment. There's nothing incompatible crypto in our securities laws. Our securities laws were brought about to protect the investing public against fraud and schemes and manipulation and it was through this idea of full fair and truthful disclosure, registering with the SEC when you're raising money from the public and the public's anticipating a profit. It's pretty straightforward actually common sense approach to helping the public investing. So this broad field we have one goal at the SEC is for them to come into compliance, whether it's the tokens, that's basically people raising money or offering these tokens. And it's also what I'll call the storefronts, but they can call themselves crypto exchanges or lending or staking as a service or other intermediaries to come into compliance and ensure that they own mislead the public, but also that they don't kill mingle the funds. They don't take the public's fines and do things. We just don't allow in our financial markets. We don't allow the New York Stock Exchange to also play with the customers funds and make markets run a hedge fund, run a dealer, be in the clearing business. We separate out those conflicts. That was the chairman of the SEC, Gary gensler, speaking with Bloomberg said ludlow and Caroline Hyde on Bloomberg technology. You can catch our full conversation on Bloomberg dot com and on the Bloomberg terminal, looking at Bitcoin right now, it's down 4.4% trading at about $22,400. Up next, we'll get the latest on how the market's reading all the fed speak. Plus, Citigroup is the latest Wall Street firm to bring down the job acts. That's coming up in
AP News Radio
The latest in sports
"AP sports, I'm sure Freeman, the Los Angeles Lakers could be without LeBron James for several weeks, James has suffered a foot injury with more test results pending. A huge loss for the Charlotte hornets, lamella ball broke his ankle, while injured himself on a non contact play, he had 18 points on 6 three pointers in Charlotte's one 17 one O 6 weight over Detroit. Jimmy Butler took over in the final minute and a half to help lead Miami to a one O one 99 win at Philadelphia. We got some stocks, got out in transition. In Juan, no matter how we do it, we got one on the road. Here in Philly, and that's all we want. James Harden had a chance to win the game for the sixers, but his three pointer at the buzzer bounced out. New York over Boston one O 9 94 and Orlando beat New Orleans one O one 93. Jimmy haslam from the NFL's Cleveland Browns is now in the NBA as well. He has purchased 25% stake in the Milwaukee Bucks from bucks co owner, Marc lasry. In the NHL, Colorado best at Las Vegas for nothing that's a 6th straight win for the ebbs and right wing mikko rantanen. I think the defensive habits we have been we've been really, really good at those better than we were before, you know, and even if we're not playing that great overall, we're just still defending hard. Vancouver top Dallas 5 four and overtime, Anaheim for Chicago two, Ottawa beats Detroit 6 to two Boston overcame two goals from high scoring Conor McDavid to win their 7th in a row. Grew in Nick foligno, says giving up to two on contested goals to McDavid as a reminder, the bruins aren't perfect. Don't get me wrong. Guys, best player in the world, obviously. But, you know, you give them a couple, right? And I think in our game, if we can limit those, we just become a more dangerous team. And I think that's something that we can work towards and just understanding how crucial those little moments are and not giving teams momentum. Barry traps will be the new GM in Nashville. He takes over the summer for the retiring David poyle. NFL quarterback Carson Wentz has been released after one season with Washington, college basketball, 7th ranked Baylor by 6 over Oklahoma state. Check Freeman. AP sports.
AP News Radio
SportsWatch intro wrap-sportsminute-09-41-08-812
"AP sports. It's the all star break in some NBA players around the move. Russell Westbrook will sign with the LA clippers according to an ESPN report, who also reports the Chicago Bulls are finalizing a deal with Patrick Beverly. Myers Leonard will resume his NBA career with the Milwaukee box who signed letter to a ten day contract letter hasn't played in the NBA since he used an anti semitic slur while playing a video game nearly two years ago. Kevin Love will sign with the Miami Heat. Top 25 college basketball. Third ranked Kansas got revenge from an earlier season blew out loss. This time they handled number 23 TCU 63 58, jayhawks coach Bill self on the difference between this game and the 23 point loss last month. At least we started to rebound in 40 minutes for the most part. We did a good job on their guys. We felt I could really have big nights. In the NHL, David pasternak scored twice. He's got 40 for the season and Boston one again, three one over Ottawa, Florida, top ten Anaheim four three and overtime. It was James reimer stopping 26 shots, lady San Jose to a four zero shutout of Seattle, Philadelphia top Calgary four three. New York islanders over Pittsburgh four to two, Bo horvat and Anders Lee scored less than two minutes apart in the third period. Lee says his team played a complete game and didn't fold against the penguins. I'm really proud of our guys tonight. We could have gone another way. And we pushed through and we took control and were able to come out with just a big one. While Winnipeg goalie caught her hella buck had a spectacular night, he made 50 saves, leading the jets past the New York rangers four to one. At this point, we just taken wins anyway to come. We did a lot of good things. We brought some energy. And we definitely kept into the outside and controlled rebounds. So, you know, there was definitely a lot of those good block shots. It could be K, power play goal. So there's a lot of good stuff tonight. I know the shots are flop sided, but it was a good team game. Former San Antonio spurs in Minnesota Vikings owner, red mccombs has died. He was 91. Chuck Friedman, AP sports
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Kansas beats TCU, the Jets goalie has a big night, and a vormer pro sports owner has passed away
"AP sports. It's the all star break and some NBA players around the move. Russell Westbrook will sign with the LA clippers, according to an ESPN report, who also reports the Chicago Bulls are finalizing a deal with Patrick Beverly. Myers Leonard will resume his NBA career with the Milwaukee Bucks, who signed Leonard to attend a contract Leonard, hasn't played in the NBA since he used an anti semitic slur while playing a video game nearly two years ago. Kevin Love will sign with the Miami Heat. Top 25 college basketball, one game, Kansas, got revenge from an earlier season blowout lost. This time the third ranked jayhawks handled number 25 TCU 63 58. In the NHL, David pasternak scored twice. He's got 40 for the season and Boston one again. Three one over Ottawa, New York islanders over Pittsburgh four two. Each scored two minutes apart in the third period. A former professional sports team owner has died. Red mccombs who at one time owned the San Antonio spurs and the Minnesota Vikings passed away at the age of 95. Chuck Friedman, AP sports
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Bruins win 4th straight; Pastrnak nets 2 to pass 40 goals
"Beyond two goals from David pasternak, the Boston Bruins defeated the Ottawa centers for the first time in three tries this season by a score of three to one. The first of two goals by pastor and I gave the bruins the lead for good in the second, only added one more in the third. Jake de bruss started the scoring for Boston in the first while in net bruins goaltender Lina Olmert stopped 30 of 31 shots
Monocle 24: The Urbanist
"ottawa" Discussed on Monocle 24: The Urbanist
"Hello, I'm Andrew taka and you're listening to tall stories on monocle 24, brought to you by the team behind the urbanist, the show all about the cities we live in. Buried beneath a small farming town in the western part of Canada's capital city, there exists a vast underground facility. Now housing Canada's Cold War museum, this underground network was once a central emergency government headquarters, and it tells a story of the anxious politics at play in the 1960s, and the peculiar infrastructure this anxiety brought about. To find out more about how this bunker came to be, Paul or the thetis brings us this tall story. This is another emergency broadcast while the Canadian emergency broadcasting system. This is another emergency broadcast by the Canadian emergency broadcasting system. The attack warning. Another enemy attack on North America has been detected. This is another attack for cover immediately. In the 1960s, anxiety over nuclear Armageddon let governments around the world to seek safety below the surface of the earth. In Ottawa, Canadian prime minister John defen baker commissioned the construction of a 100,000 ft² 215 foot debunker in the nearby community of carp. The quaint farming town, 30 kilometers from the nation's capital, was designated to host the central emergency government headquarters in the event of a nuclear attack. The default bunker, as it would be coined, would be the seat of government, hosting up to 600 government and military officials for up to 30 days in the event of nuclear war. Today, the default bunker is Canada's Cold War museum, a National Historic Site and a relic to Canada's role in reaction to the Cold War. Defend bugger was the largest of the 36 bunkers built nationwide and his construction lasted just 18 months from 1959 with 1000 workers passing through the site. A defined bunker's underground city is laid out over four floors and held together by 32,000 cubic yards of hand poured concrete and 5000 tons of steel. Journalist George bramble coined the name defined bunker during his investigation into the mysterious construction site that the government had officially billed as a communications center. The bird's eye view ramble spotted an unlikely clue that ultimately exposed this potemkin village for what it was, according to curator Sean Campbell. He was working through the Toronto telegram and he hired a plane and flew over the site and he took pictures of what was going on and the thing he identified was the amount of toilets that were outside that were going to be installed. So Washington could be a dead giveaway. The architectural feats of the deep mug that began at the entrance and its 379 foot long blast tunnel. It was designed to absorb the Mach two energy shockwave of a 5 megaton nuclear blast from two kilometers away. The high level of protection also means the structure is airtight and would float if dropped into the ocean. It was a feat of engineering. It was the first use of the critical path method for a construction project that was developed in the 1950s. So the critical path method being an algorithm for scheduling a set of project activities, funny enough its origins was with DuPont and the Manhattan Project. So the building of the bunker itself had roots in the building of atomic bombs. Stepping into the bowels of the building is like walking into a mid century office housed in a summary, long beige colored hallways are highlighted by sharp fluorescent tube lighting and its incessant humming. The top secret facility was shuttered in 1994 and little has been altered since, leaving the reality of life underground intact. The war cabinet room is decked out with coffee pots and ashtrays for those long sessions, with maps decorating the walls and original TV sets hanging from the ceilings. Nothing sits unfastened, the rotary telephones are all glued to desks to avoid turning into flying projectiles during a shockwave. Same goes for manual typewriters and filing cabinets inside ministry offices like central mortgage and housing corporation or industry trading commerce. Metal and plastic were favored for most furnishings with the prime minister's office holding one of the few wooden desks. The p.m. was also one of the few with privacy, his drab quarters made up of a single bed and ensuite bathroom. Devin baker himself never stepped foot inside the structure upon learning his wife olive would never be able to join him. All personnel admitted had to leave their family behind. One former employee, he said, you know, I had to think about my baby boy and my wife and they would be ashes. And it was very powerful when I was going through the oral histories to develop the audio guide hearing that sound. And I thought it would be impactful for people to remember that. Strolling through the maze of offices, decontamination rooms, and canteens. It's easy to imagine an extended sojourn here morphing into its own version of The Shining. Especially as you peer through a plate glass window into a squat isolation bunk, where those displaying worrying mental health signs were placed. Many areas came to be used in unorthodox ways, the kitchen freezer was the backup mortuary in the event of overflow, and a bank of Canada vault designed to house gold. Ultimately only regarded one prized item, beer. Today, the decent bunkers nostalgic trip provides a unique setting for modern day activities, hosting Canada's two largest escape rooms, Halloween zombie walk, and as a film set for Hollywood, including Ben Affleck's the sum of all fears. Kids can come to spy camp and even have their birthday party hosted here. A small morsel of fun in a site built on fear. You've been listening to tall stories and monocle 24 production. Today's episode was written by Paul logothetis and produced an edited by David Stevens. Remember to tune in on Thursday for the full 30 minute edition of the urbanist. I am ajit huck. Goodbye, and thank you for listening city lovers..
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"ottawa" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"The thought of maybe some because of the project really is not just about the rink and the team. It's about so much more is that is it possible that groups get together on it that one group heads more of the hockey department, one group heads more of the real estate department. Which of course is the housing and everything that goes around that area and which is a very, very complicated and valuable area in Ottawa. That will maybe that kind of expands what Reynolds commitment does just with the Remington group because it's not like the other groups are insignificant. These are big players too. So yeah, it's certainly doesn't sound like a done deal, but I guess he had to align with somebody. You can't just wait there in parachute in at the last minute, but man, it would be sure be nice for the league if he was involved in everything that he brings with it. Yeah. Those are your headlines. Thanks again to Boston pizza. Our interviews on rain rigs this year brought to you by Canadian club whisky, we're asking are you over beer? Why not try a refreshing CC and Ginger ale next time you're having a drink or watching a game? We weren't afraid of chasing any line or any day pairing because we knew that we would generate offense. Bertuzzi, I was like, I can play in this league and I can play a big role in this league and I can be dominant for all the stars align. Morrison. There was a confidence that we believe if we went out and played the way we were capable, we could score every shift. Their story in their words, unreal, West Coast express, available now on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right, great to be joined by Tim stutzle, the Ottawa senators
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"ottawa" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"Right? And so I think it's really important in the next couple of months to gather as many ideas as you can, and go what's feasible what's not, how can we keep it in the time frame we need it to be in whatever that is, but there were a lot of really good ideas I heard of being around there that I was like, they could not a whole lot of change, but they could make that event snappier quicker, faster, more efficient, without a lot of change. And so they've got from now until whenever, when they've really got to start putting the pieces together to look at that. Yeah, and everything you just said is exactly the direction that the league and the players associate intends. On taking in time for next year in Toronto. Headlights, the season presented by Boston pizza, and it makes sense because you are at the Canucks game last night to start with the New York rangers. Heater is the word, right, thanks to Jack Hughes, so any time a team goes on a mini run, it's not a streak anymore array. It's called a heater at the kids like that word heater. Well, the New York rangers are on a heater. That's 6 straight wins. They've scored 31 goals in that span. So that's a pretty nice number. The average of the change, closing in on the New Jersey Devils, in the metropolitan, what do you like about what you're seeing now in the New York rangers? Is it the offense and then some a little bit of everything? What do you see? Well, I'm going to start at the other end of it. The offense is, you know, speaks for itself, but they've got one of the best goalies in the league in Igor shishkin who's had perhaps a smidge of a back step from his otherworldly season last year. He was softened the puck 93 and a half percent of the time last year. .935. I mean ridiculous. So his numbers aren't quite as good this year, but he's one of the game's best. They've got an excellent top four. Lindgren and Fox, trouba and Miller are really, really good. Schneider is going to be a really good player.
Mark Levin
The Media Attacked the Working Class Revolt in Canada
"Well in Canada you may remember They smashed the media went after and attacked the working class revolt There were many truck drivers that were not allowed to make a living do their jobs unless they got vaccinated They couldn't cross the border unless they were vaccinated vaccine mandates That was the big woke thing that everyone wanted to jump on And what did Trudeau do the same guy that says he's standing up for democracy around the world He wanted to arrest and treated those that were actually saying no to getting the vaccine who were in their cab Keeping the country going with imports and exports he wanted to treat them like domestic terrorists and not only did he want to he actually was able to do it Take a listen to the media screwing this one up again showing how biased they were this last year Ottawa is being besieged by a group of anti do anything about COVID truckers called the freedom convoy A so called freedom convoy So called freedom convoy of truckers The police chief is calling it a nationwide insurrection driven by madness This city is under siege They are now calling it an occupation The threat to democracy and insurrection sedition sedition insurrection a threat to democracy
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Convoy (MM #4003)
"The mason minute. With Kevin mason. I'm sure by now you've heard about the truck convoy that's been rolling around the District of Columbia. The D.C. beltway basically making a circle and slowing down traffic, started on Sunday, doing it once again yesterday. And they're doing it because of COVID restrictions. The problem, most states have already loosened the COVID restrictions, so it's almost pointless. Now, this is an attack at the federal government. They want the federal government to change their COVID policies. And their COVID restrictions. But because we live in a democracy, states can overrule the federal policies. It's really all about getting publicity. It's based on the protest in Canada with the truckers slowing down Ottawa and basically making it impossible to cross over to the U.S. border. The difference, Canadian government not being a democracy can tell every province what to do or in America you can't do that. They promise to keep it safe and everyone under control. But if this is for attention, it's kind of the wrong time to do it, wouldn't you think? This protest, I'm confused.
The Mason Minute
Convoy (MM #4003)
"The mason minute. With Kevin mason. I'm sure by now you've heard about the truck convoy that's been rolling around the District of Columbia. The D.C. beltway basically making a circle and slowing down traffic, started on Sunday, doing it once again yesterday. And they're doing it because of COVID restrictions. The problem, most states have already loosened the COVID restrictions, so it's almost pointless. Now, this is an attack at the federal government. They want the federal government to change their COVID policies. And their COVID restrictions. But because we live in a democracy, states can overrule the federal policies. It's really all about getting publicity. It's based on the protest in Canada with the truckers slowing down Ottawa and basically making it impossible to cross over to the U.S. border. The difference, Canadian government not being a democracy can tell every province what to do or in America you can't do that. They promise to keep it safe and everyone under control. But if this is for attention, it's kind of the wrong time to do it, wouldn't you think? This protest, I'm confused.
The Mason Minute
Convoy (MM #4003)
"The mason minute. With Kevin mason. I'm sure by now you've heard about the truck convoy that's been rolling around the District of Columbia. The D.C. beltway basically making a circle and slowing down traffic, started on Sunday, doing it once again yesterday. And they're doing it because of COVID restrictions. The problem, most states have already loosened the COVID restrictions, so it's almost pointless. Now, this is an attack at the federal government. They want the federal government to change their COVID policies. And their COVID restrictions. But because we live in a democracy, states can overrule the federal policies. It's really all about getting publicity. It's based on the protest in Canada with the truckers slowing down Ottawa and basically making it impossible to cross over to the U.S. border. The difference, Canadian government not being a democracy can tell every province what to do or in America you can't do that. They promise to keep it safe and everyone under control. But if this is for attention, it's kind of the wrong time to do it, wouldn't you think? This protest, I'm confused.
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"ottawa" Discussed on The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"And i think he's gonna be so underwhelmed by the skaters that are available is the sense of a nice job of framing things so that they're not going to have to give up anything particularly valuable from skater perspective. They might just go ahead. And say i don't like any of that. Go over and take one of these young goalies in gustafsen guys got crazy. Stats and gus. Gus simpson's available. I am sort of putting it out there. That just almost from a default position. If you're ron francis you might go ahead and take a flyer on him. Because he's so underwhelmed by all the skaters that are exposed in ottawa. Okay so here's the question steve. Your peer doria. Are you gonna look into maybe making trade of With with seattle. Send them something else to say. Please don't take a goaltender but take ryan to single or christine instead. Yeah i don't think. I wanna do that and And certainly peer dory on doesn't want to go down that road either correct. He was asked about that as we continue to dissect dorian about whether you you know. What do you think's going to happen with seattle in such. What's your question before we get to that. Though i think that i would i would expose either decor or marie. Take your pick gust of sin is the one guy that i do not wanna lose between the pipes in this whole process. That's the one. That's the one name that i do not want to see. Come off the roster and dory on can easily make that happen but he's certainly not worried about it He sounds like a guy. Who's just gonna kinda resigned to the fact. We're all going to lose a good player. We're all gonna lose a a decent asset and And they're not going to go and make these side deals to try. It was interesting to hear him say Y lose to players when you're only required by rules to only news one yata. Why should i trade. Somebody and lou somebody instead of just losing one which is probably better than long run. Just lose one goal elliott if if if the las vegas situation expansion draft Proves anything it's that. Some of these teams really screwed themselves. I look at the the florida. Panthers really screwed themselves in expansion draft. The pre-draft wranglings deals and all that sort of crap. So yeah you. You leave a matt marie and his contract exposed and you assume that seattle's not gonna take him and if they do you you turn to page and you move on. Yeah yeah that was When you think about that what was that deal..
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"ottawa" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
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"ottawa" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"All right brain greg's podcasts by infiniti and we're slipped right on into throat punch and i mean how do you not go after all of the layering in the impact and the the craziness of covid nineteen all all-star and i don't get very political and i'm not going to rant here but in light of the fact that we're recording the podcast on saturday and additional restrictions introduced in now antero by premier doug four. Who's got a terrible job. I understand that as head of the province. But it's his job. And it's his responsibility to navigate this with the best interest of ontario people at heart. And that's absolutely open for debate and in some circles. There's no debate. He's doing a terrible job. You know we know that is restrictions are backed by the medical advice of those that are part of the task force. That does advise the bremer's office here on -tario the reason i'm i'm throat. Punching board and the ontario government is as we talked about in the podcast. Great the fact that other specialist and medical experts around on -tario don't align in fact they're vehemently opposed to what was an ounce on friday. How can there be such a significant middle medical disconnect between what we're hearing from specialists doctors all of the medical community in ontario publicly yet ford is acting on the advice of health authorities inside the government. So maybe the throat punch isn't to doug ford. Although isn't he. By definition the guy who ultimately has to make the final call. So i don't even know where to go with it other than we'll leave it with throat punch. Doug ford the premier of ontario. Look hard enough to find somebody to agree with what you want to happen right. And so. I think that's a lot of cases where the issues have become politically over the last couple years. Maybe it's been longer but certainly in the four forefront the last couple of years mitro punch is going to go to the nhl players association In regards to the handling of the vancouver canucks in their covert outbreak. In the reason. I throw punch the players association. At some point. They had to sign off on that. Nineteen games and thirty one days. How could that be thought of as a good idea. The players association's job is to protect the players that is not protecting the players that is putting them into risk of injury. It's of no regard for for what they're asking the players to do so my throw punches to the players association. I get it but to play. Devil's advocate what if the pa looks at the calendar and looks at the present schedule and says we don't have a choice or is the choice what you established in the podcast of choice. Don't play fifty six games go down to the lower threshold. Drake stats the choice. Because of initially when this season kicked off everybody had to be aligned on what the season was going to be. This had to be thought of as at least the possibility somewhere down the line. Do we ever think that. Gary bettman bill daley cetera. Don't extrapolate just about everything. Fourteen pieces down the road. It seems like they do. It doesn't always go smoothly. It's not always right but it seems like they think of a what about this. And what about this. And what about this and they try and come up with a different scenario for all while before everybody signed that right Return to play thing document. That meant everybody had to agree on. Everybody had to sign off on it and the pa did and this had to at least be thought of as a possibility that it could happen somewhere along the line all right. Great time to check in.
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"ottawa" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"It's been it's been a grind for sure you know physically and mentally mentally obviously not being able to do things like go for dinner and things that the guys look forward to You know it's a great part plan on challenge you go to a great city. Go on a night for nice dinner Things like that to step away from the game It's it's been tough but we're grateful we're lucky to be plant Especially here ontario. Not you know not many people working solely on what. We're gratefully able to go to work and do we love. but it's been a grind at times now. Do you worry about it like you look into you. Know you're watching the news. Are you checking social media. You're looking at the daily counts in ontario and then perhaps even looking down the road and jeez you know let's have half decent summer. Let's get back to normal routine. Normal schedule might be training camp at cetera on the flight. I think everybody is. I think everybody is obviously Frustrated and wants to wants to come out on the other side of this and You know hopefully it sooner than later. What my my last question about dacoven stuff in the way of watch you guys play it's It's far far more intense than i imagine it. Then i imagined it would be. I know it's in any child season. But there's nobody there is no sound. there's no energy yet. do the games field sane. Because they kind of look the saying yeah to me. They feel the same. You know once your plan. You feel like you're competitiveness in your drive that wanna win Candidates over and you know. I think that's what you know you see lots of fights you see big fcc Things that you know aren't just for the fans are because guys are competitive guys. Want to win. And so i think it's been a it's been a good product especially with no fans. Well we look forward to the final run here for the ottawa senators as we draw towards the end of the nhl regular season and luck. Bud you have been one of the game's best stories this nhl season so keep it going. Thanks for doing this. Yeah thanks a lot guys all right ray. We're going to raise a glass to connor brown of the ottawa senators for joining us earlier. In the week just the no nonsense. Kind of guy right. Nothing fancy abode. Connor brown goes about his business. Is a terrific teammate. Always well prepared. It's kind of nice to see him get rewarded in the fashion. That he's been rewarded with a point. Streak you just prior to that the game goal streak. It is and i think what gets overlooked with players like brown because they are straightforward. And there's no mass no foss not a lotta. Hey look at me. Is you forget how competitive person he is if you watch. Connor brown play. There is fire to him. I think he's a really good player. Whose role has been able to expand in ottawa. Little blip don't forget one hundred thirty points in his last year junior and just forget how to score but he had to play a different way he should be Fifteen to twenty two goals year. Forty to fifty points here. That's a really good player and coley as the deepest confidence of his head coach in. Dj's moves from the toronto bench as an assistant to being the head guy in ottawa. In one of the things that he wants to get done is to bring connor from toronto to ottawa..
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"ottawa" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"I feel like i get my own way by overthinking things and You know. I'm just kind of let my instincts take over and Offense i'm laughing. Because the best streak i had was in the play offs and i had thirteen goals in eighteen games. For some reason. I started eating a kit kat bar and a half before each game so i had to go by to kit kat bars so i could eat half of the other one. How is that we. I mean what you think of. It is ridiculous. But i mean you know what it's like you when you einstein networks you just try to create that that feeling mentally because i it's such a mental game now you mentioned dj before dj smith your head coach and we know him as a funny and loud then know. I'm sure he's not the same as the coach. What what is he like when he say he wants to get you going. What is he like as he has that. Chat with you I think he's i think he's different with every guy depending on the type of person but for me. I think he realizes that. I'm i could be hard of myself almost time at times too hard. And so you know he. He tried it. He was just been getting me almost just relaxing. And like i said just kinda trust my instincts of there and You know like. I said i can get my own way over thinking things and so it's been nice to to grow some confidence and try to ball it up your twenty seven. Now you're on a team with a bunch of twenty year olds like do you feel old yet do you. You look at these guys and go man. I remember that. Yeah i feel. Like i came out of quarantine a little before and i feel all the teams getting younger. I'm getting older But you know it's i mean It's contagious how much all these young kids love of coming to the rink and Love making plays and so. It's it's been fun. I think. Our group You know actually we all. We haven't new hit we want. We want against the jets there but before that we had a bunch of games against edmonton toronto that we let slip but played really well Not kinda clogging it up at and You know but really making plays with them and gone check for tacking and breaking the puck. Oh well so. We have a lot of encouraging signs and got a lot of good players. And you know it's just about bill and confidence in that room and and More guys you'll be feeling good about themselves. I think will be a a real tough team for underneath night. Well obviously you know the identity of the ottawa. Senators is your competitiveness super competitive team an incredibly important staple of any club success in the national hockey league. But as you've just talked about here..
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"ottawa" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"Owner of the longest goal scoring streak in ottawa. senators history. Now it's not like you're foreign scoring goals in the national hockey league it's It's a big part of what you can do for the ottawa senators. But when you go through a streak like that and i'm sure rape ferraro contests to is it. Just a collection of everything. I mean playing with good linemates. timing opportunity all of the above. I think it is definitely all above. I think more than anything. It's just You know. I think i've really changed my mindset a little bit and starting to think a little bit more offensively You know. I think you know that along with get good bounces is created for a nice little street. When you say you think a little different does that does that. Come with age confidence. Yeah i think so. I mean i've been around long time now. And i feel like i I i know. I know systems I know are supposed to be. I know we're not to turn the puck over. I know where to take care of it in order to make plays and so You know i'm just trying to feel confidence. Boss bloat their trust in my abilities in trying to drive offense and you know i've been feeling good as blade You know obviously on the net so it's nice to get results but even other than that. I feel good i feel good with pocketing. It's been fun was so that's always a good sign that You know that your your feeling on the ice. You have fun okay so i went through streaks good both streaks bad and you went zero goals in eight games just prior to the game run you got as we talk about now so like what what what for you. What's the difference between not like just doesn't go into it does go in. Well i feel like i was i was called in and and not only not nick not going in I really wasn't get many locks carrying the park wasn't wasn't creating nearly as much as i should Or as they can and You know i came in Kinda got moved around. Online's talk to dj and where he was Trying to get be gone you. I just i just remember coming in that game and just really wanted to play with as much as possible and Had a solid game didn't score. Got a goal the next game and then just try to build up confidence and You know. I'm just trying to follow this up in and You know. I'm sure you know the street is gonna die eventually. But i just wanna be able or keep playing with that kind of confidence Rest of the year and into next year. Now do you. Have you taken a stick in this streak and like measured it marked it so maybe down the road you'll go. Yeah when i was hot. I was using that thing. No actually you know i. It's not like i've been in any like certain routine. I think i've used five different sticks there. You know. I i Different things on game days. I've eaten different things. So i really have I've been trying not to be superstitious. Trying to be above that and You know try not to over. Think anything. Honestly just i feel like For me in my career. And the times where i wasn't plan my best You know types in toronto and even a small spurts here..
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"ottawa" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"Now joe thornton got one point or this in the last twenty games. Joe thornton got one point. Wayne simmons has got three and Piang goal has got four. So that's half of your bottom six. That's never on the board never and then moving guys in and out like we saw nic robertson. Scott saverin played a game. And i think they're trying to get a feel for okay. What could or lineup lookalike. And then guys. I know geyser because i've been on teams like this. You're looking for the new guy to come in and start playing well. They got to wait for netflix. And then they gotta wait for william mainlander so the guys are looking for something. That's not there we'll and then you get sloppy and then you scramble and then all of a sudden you're goalie spring some leaks and i mean it looked jack. Campbell was not gonna stop the puck ninety five percent of the time right otherwise he was the best goalie in nhl history and so now stopping it at a boat idiot and a half percent which is a little low for him. But you've got some issues. And so i would say in the next week or ten days. You'd like to see the lineup. At least stabilize to a certain point and that includes matthews who sat out last game wall. All right when you look at the goaltending ill. There's been so much. Fanfare around jack campbell. Deservedly so many sets a franchise record in wins all dot to use your word leaky Against the winnipeg jets in the first period Play goal goes off his glove. Maybe he was spooked call. Connor shoots in a similar spot. Beats him clean enough concerned that you look david rettig and you go who they may depending on what happens with freddie anderson david rettig all all of a sudden becomes a real big piece. And i'll let you answer that but think about this too. i. I like the story of jack campbell. There's not much not to like but the history of jack accountable and like you. I like being around super positive people. And he is that and then some but in this market in a canadian market in general there can be too much of that right because you amplify the highs but the amplify the lows. You know money against montreal. He comes out and says. I was embarrassed by my effort. Like it's too much of one thing and then lays an egg against the jets in in the first period of thursday's game like i if i'm doing toronto. Pr i'm probably keeping him away from zoom media availabilities for a little bit. Just let things settle down. Okay so couple of things one. I think whether we're concerned about the goaltending or not. The leafs are because they traded a third round. Pick right for essentially a backup goalie right. The uncertainty over anderson's health been very protective of jack campbell's health as well. I think i think it is a concern because there just is uncertainty as for campbell..
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"ottawa" Discussed on The Ray & Dregs Hockey Podcast
"That's the next step in our process with infinity. absolutely it is now Ten ago. Cami and i dropped down to the local dealership. We we gotta look at it. We took the q x eighty out for a test drive. It is everything that you talked about. It is beautiful and then there was this one stretch. We're at a little bit of room. A little bit of runway. And i gave it a little punch and it goes loved. It loved the can't wait. Check about at infinity dot ca. We've got corner brown of the ottawa. Senators coming up. We recorded our interview with connor. Going into wednesday's game when he had that eight-game goals streak going so we'll talk to him about that he's such a good character. A good guy isn't he. He is but wasn't it predictable. I mean we get a hold of him at these games in the bag. And you know what's coming in game nine. We got a point though right. So it's point straight continuous. But when you're on a goal streak you're like the only thing that matters. I got it so gone brown joining shortly. We'll check in with. Cool bed. Chris as we look back on the masters i. I enjoyed the masters. I would have been nicer as we'll discuss with chris. If it had been more sort of on the edge of your seat stuff on sunday what dregs. Mid second or mid third round leaderboard was gummed up between like eight under and four under and they had two pages a guys jammed in there. That's when i like it when you can't even really keep track. Somebody makes a bogey. Somebody makes a birdie and they just shoot up the less. that's one. I think those tournaments are the best. But i loved the master's alum it. It just loses glass. Doesn't it just uses glass. I mean if all the way until the when we found out that duffy played there. And were sean cameron our buddy and in fact puffy was there obviously dot. They wasn't and i think this was poppies. First year going back into the pool. And i and i i think i would know. He would have told me to call the loading that he's played again. I don't even know if they did it this year because of covid nineteen. But i think it's been four or five years since puffy played it so you go back into the media pool to play again. That's just all kinds of wrong offering would get there before. I mean you just picture puff getting at the top of one of those hills and rolling down the hill just to get a sense of connection to the place with how many bottles of booze just piling.
The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"ottawa" Discussed on The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"Yup put away the notion of. They don't want to hear from me or anything they do. The jets are yeah exactly all right. Let's launch today. Lots of hockey talk on the way end one of the interesting stories for me anyway was as the sense as we record. This are getting ready to take on vancouver. On march sixteenth. Former senator is in the news and that is erik carlson and he will hold some feathers both with his current team. The san jose sharks and his former team the ottawa senators and he basically was saying that i went through ten years of a rebuild in auto. I don't wanna go through that again here. Because there's been all kinds of discussion. That doug wilson the gm in san. Jose is talking about a resets. Not using the rebuild word but Yes so sends fans were kind of of seb from the perspective of weight. He saying ten years here with something to be endured that he wanted to go through that again so ottawa fans were taken aback by that like and they made the playoffs by the way five six years. I think ten years that us here nine or ten years and then in san jose was like well what he what is he saying. You want out here. And and by the way you're making insane money like eleven million dollars a year eight year contract and quite frankly you have not been very good since you arrived from the ottawa senators. So you probably shouldn't be talking about. Not wanting to be part of a rebuild because part of the reason they they may be going into a rebuild is because he you the rebuild statements. Tv is is interesting and every player if you ask them do. Would you like to go to a team. That's rebuilding or. Would you like to go to a contender. Wh what do you think they're answer is going to be okay but we gotta do the math. Your voice okay. It's the equivalent of saying okay. Who would like to be.
WGN Radio
"ottawa" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Play. Welcome into second period Talk central Chris Boden with you as we checked the rest of the NHL school board. Dallas was a winner over Columbus tonight. 63 in Ohio four gold, second for the Stars, who improved to 51 and one job, Belski, a pair of goals and two assists in that one, Jamie Benn with a goal and a pair of helpers as well for the stars. And victorious effort. Montreuil has beaten Vancouver 5 to 3. So the Canadians just keep on rolling Tyler to Foley and Josh Anderson scored a pair of goals each for the Canadians. After two periods. ST. Louis leads Arizona by a score of 3 to 2. The province in Chicago mission and steel products. Christine Divorce has both the goals for the yotz. But again they're trailing the Blues in ST Louis 32 after 40. Also after two it's when a pack meeting Calgary 321 and in the second Colorado With a one Nothing lead on Minnesota coming up at the top of the hour. Anaheim Visiting L. A Ottawa Is it evident in the Buffalo and Islanders game was postponed tonight. The sabers due to the weather out east traveled To travel to the Islanders today and that prevent them from appropriate covert protocol testing. But the sabers will also have their games postpone at least through next Monday, right now. The other game postponed that was scheduled for tonight. New Jersey at Pittsburgh, Washington goalie Detect. Janicek was named the January rookie of the month in the NHL. You went 50 into with the 9 18 save Percentage bulls in New York. Go at it again once again tomorrow after the Bulls were victorious last night here at the United Center, College basketball Well. Chuck Herman's Indiana Hoosiers are leading Illinois 22 to 19 in Bloomington. Right now, that's late in the first half and halftime. It's number 19, Wisconsin over Penn State 33 31. Earlier eighth rank Iowa's winner over Michigan State, 84 to 78 Lucas Garza, 27 points and 12 rebounds. Maryland Edge produced 61 to 60 in the A. C C Notre Dame improving the four and six in the conference with the 79 to 58 win over Wake Forest in the Blackhawks and Carolina tied it too. After 40. We'll talk about what Troy and play asteroids next on 7 20, WGN. Aren't you glad.
The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"ottawa" Discussed on The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"Good at either end of the ice spencer night is a first round. Pick of the florida. Panthers so these guys are going to be teammates. Eventually at some point be on the same training camp ice at some point. But in all jimmy for every wonderful story like that where you see a young man. Who's definitely i wasn't even invited to the summer evaluation camp for heaven's eggs. Here's a guy who sent in tapes. Said you know. I deserve to be here. He had a phenomenal season. It carleton place of the central junior hockey league c. h. l. last year and was worthy of getting a look at and he took full advantage of it. But there are other stories where you've got a captain of a western hockey league club who Has has done phenomenally well in his junior year. He's got all the character in the world and he's a first round pick of an nhl team and within three years he's out of the nhl. Curtis lazar is a really good example of somebody who can go from the top of the mountain. Slowly trickled down to the bottom of the mountain and fight your way back into the national hockey league and to his credit. Curtis has done just that he'll be a regular with the sabers. I think this year. But here's a guy who fell from grace in an awful quick way and just quite simply an awful way so yeah it. It's a tournament that can consent your career in either direction relic of raking. Yeah yeah so what. We impressions of the gold medal game disappointing for canadians to settle for a silver medal. America wins at two nothing. What we are impressions keita. Victory all that while the americans played a good solid canadian style game in terms of how canada wanted to play the game. The americans did and you know at one point and p the game last night. So i'm i'm scrolling back in between time outs. The shot clock read seven to canada and it was zero. Zero and canada looked like they were pretty good control or pretty they. They look comfortable in their own skin. And then the united states had want shift that ham them in and it lasted in more than thirty five seconds in the canadians got tired and the americans had a couple of good scoring. Chances and levi was good and then the next thing you know. There's the next shift where they're hamden again. This is midway through the shot. Clock went from seventy two I think to a twelve eight in favor of the americans. In other words they had the puck enough that they were able to get ten shots. Canada's one in about five or six minute span and during that ten to one shot clock run. They scored the game's first goal and eventually be the winner and i don't think canada at the midway point of the i realized what they were in for and the americans just continued to skate. And you know for for all the stock we put into good solid. Forechecking team steve. You know as well as anyway. Everybody loves to four check. The four check is the easy part of the game. You know more often than not afford check is the result of somebody just dumping the puck in the possession of the puck dumping it and you want to go and get it back and it's fun to catch somebody off guard or hit somebody..
The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"ottawa" Discussed on The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"Coming up today sends color analyst. Gordie wilson will join us. Canada falls in the world junior final butts and pretty thick silver linings for ottawa. senators fans. We'll talk about that by the way some shouts before we get started for our good members. Want to thank matthews adra. Mike federally owen. And morgan will anderson and j manet. Thanks everybody for being members if you'd like to be a member. Check us out. At steve w project dot com without further delay james. How're things like v. gordon wilson. The the the gordy. I know woody. Woody wilson no. Yeah i love what he he was my first girlfriend. Okay well gord gordon. Can i their yard gordon gordon. How are you buddy. Good thank you yes. Jerry knows secrets a newer. I'll tell you. I'll tell you about gordon. I love gordon into it already. We're right into it man. I used to gorgeous to let me hug him and stuff like that and he was. He was a fantastic. I used to lick the back of his neck and stuff after doing the show when he would come in at a remember that you're bringing back memories here and but i'll tell you what gordon when i i did started doing the radio show. It was. that's where i met you at. I guess it was oh. Sr ottawa sports radio. One al davis was was the program director and i was brand new. You know and the and the first show i did. Al invited me. And i i was. I was mc a roast for brian kilrea. And that's how i met alley came up to me after it was a riot that night and he said jeez. You gotta jump on the radio you know. You're one of my buddies. Kept bugging me on. Then he met and walk by went onto the radio on the so went in the very first morning i forget who the guy was but.