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Jeff Marek joins JD with his thoughts on the Bo Horvat trade, how it affects the market, the price the Islanders paid, and the All-Star game format (13:45). In ‘Time for Action’ presented by DraftKings, JD and the guys examine the early lines for the Eagles-Chiefs Super Bowl (49:34). In ‘Good Hour’ JD and Ben Ennis discuss Ben’s backyard rink (and all that comes with it), the Rory McIlroy-Patrick Reed feud, and more (52:20). Later, Ennis sticks around for ‘What We Missed’ where they examine the story of a 29-year old suiting up to play high school basketball (1:25:47)!

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A busy week ahead! Jeff and Elliotte discuss the altercation between Troy Stecher and Trevor Zegras (01:00), what the NHLPA has planned this week at All-Star (7:15), the latest on Nick Bjugstad (16:15) and Carson Soucy (18:00), Jordan Binnington is up to his old tricks (22:45), Oilers call on their EBUG, Matt Berlin (24:25), more Canucks talk (31:50), the financially fit Bruins (33:45) and the guys take your questions (39:15).

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This podcast was produced and mixed by Amil Delic, and hosted by Jeff Marek and Elliotte Friedman. Social support was provided by Griffin Porter.

Audio Credits: Bally Sports West, Fox News and Sportsnet.

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In this week's episode the boys recap the local Boston Bruins performance as of late, return a previous segment the Granite Grind  where the boys discuss the results of the Quincy College hockey team from this past weekend, and give their take on the controversial firing of coach Bruce Boudreau in Vancouver . Later on in the show, the boys do their weekly MA High School Hockey round-up and discuss the results from the premier matchups across the state. This week the boys do a fantasy draft and create their own 3v3 rosters comprised of this year's NHL All-Stars. To finish the episode, the boys head over to the weekly Gambling Corner and give you some picks that will hopefully put some money in your pockets!

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Jeff and Greg start off discussing the latter’s interview with John Scott about his All-Star experience, a conspiracy theory about Scott’s trade to Montreal, and why everyone was so angry surrounding the event. The guys then reminisce about their thoughts during the voting process for Scott, how one executive wasn’t happy about discussing it, and how we’re slowly getting back to giving the game back to the fans (11:00). To wrap, Jeff and Greg chat about the idea of having players who weren't voted in still compete in the skills competition, who would play each of them in a John Scott movie, and Joe Sakic replacing Bobby Clarke on the Hall of Fame Selection Committee (20:00).

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We are nearing the half-way point of the season. The Preds seem to be on a yo-yo as they keeping moving and back forth away from a wildcard spot in the playoffs. Meanwhile, we also have the All-Star game approaching and Juuse Saros will be representing the Preds. Also, Eeli Tolvanen seems to be thriving with the Kraken. Excuse us while we go on a rant to the mishandling of Tolvanen in the Preds system.

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Topics on this edition of The Brief Case, a semi-weekly podcast covering all things Portland Trail Blazers, include...

• The Trail Blazers returning home from a three-game trip empty handed and their seven-game road losing streak

• Portland's issues in the fourth quarter of games this season, particuarly in their last 10 contests 

• Rookie Jabari Walker's thoughts on cracking the rotation after an all-time performance at the Las Vegas Summer League

• Rookie Shaedon Sharpe's invitation to compete in the 2023 NBA Dunk Contest

• Where the Trail Blazers rank in offensive rating, defensive rating, net rating and versus the spread

World Series MVP Scott Brosius is the guest on today’s episode of Post Game with Paul Golden.  Brosius, an Oregon native, played for the Oakland Athletics (1991-1997) before being traded to the New York Yankees (1998-2001). The former All-Star third baseman describes playing on the 1998 New York Yankees—considered one of the greatest teams of all time. In addition to sharing memories of his time in the Bronx, the 3-time World Series champ (1998-2000) details how God used his mom’s cancer to begin his walk with Christ. You will be encouraged as he talks about his faith journey and the role of Baseball Chapel in his life.  Brosius shares insight into The Captain—Derek Jeter—and their goal of being in the “dogpile at the end of every season.”  He recounts the days following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and its impact on his family. In addition, Scott details his post-career activities: coaching at his college alma mater and the Seattle Mariners as well as Team USA. Be sure to like and subscribe to the Post Game with Paul Golden podcast wherever you listen to podcasts.

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The guys try to make sense of the heartbreaking loss to Columbus. Was this the most challenging loss in recent Fire history (9:01)? What worked and didn’t work with the lineup (16:49). Preview of the Toronto FC match (22:01). Arlo and Tyler discuss their upcoming Chicago Cubs first pitch (26:52). 

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MLB insider Jeff Passan takes a trip around the Majors with the guys as they discuss if the Yankees are peaking too early, Aaron Judge’s arbitration case, the Brewers and Cardinals vying for top spot in the NL central, and if the Blue Jays absolutely need to acquire a starting pitcher this season (04:30). In the latest edition of ‘Barker’s Back Leg Bits’, the guys answer questions on if Alejandro Kirk and Alek Manoah should both start the All-Star Game, Nate Pearson’s setback at Triple-A Buffalo, and the availability of Rockies reliever Daniel Bard (29:45).

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Blake Murphy is joined by MLB.com's Julia Kreuz to discuss Alejandro Kirk's All-Star candidacy, which other Jays fielder could join the team, why Jordan Romano might get the nod, and if Gabriel Moreno has lived up to the hype since getting called up (04:56). Former Raptors forward and Milwaukee Brewers fan Sam Dekker jumps on to chat about his decision to pursue basketball over baseball, his relationship with George Springer, and how he relates to Rowdy Tellez's career in the Majors (26:13). MLB.com's Mike Petriello stops by to break down the effectiveness of the shift, the disparity in Jordan Romano's home and road splits, and his early take on how he sees the trade deadline playing out (50:04). To wrap up, Blake tees-up the weekend series against the Brewers (01:17:23). 

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Bill Shaikin of the Los Angeles Times joins to talk about the Angels' firing Manager Joe Maddon after a twelve-game losing streak, and if the change was initiated GM Perry Minasian or Owner Arte Moreno (02:52). Following the conversation, Blair and Barker wonder where Maddon could wind up next and which teams would make sense if he’d like to continue managing. Royals pre and post-game analyst and former closer Jeff Montgomery discusses his impressions of today's starter Brady Singer, his similarities to Alek Manoah, and the Royals’ challenging season to date (28:17). For "Barker’s Back Leg Bits", the guys mention who they would like to see represent the Blue Jays at the 2022 All-Star Game (39:24).

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Will Lou is joined by Vivek Jacob of Raptors.com to discuss Alex’s search for a Premier League team to root for, Pascal Siakam making All-NBA Third Team and if he could become the greatest Raptor of all-time (00:40). Later, theScore’s Joe Wolfond checks in to discuss the importance of an All-NBA selection over making an All-Star team, the latest drama from Brooklyn where Kevin Durant has reportedly not talked to the front office since the end of the season, and what the top four in the East might look like moving forward (32:36).

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Dispatch columnist Michael Arace speaks with Columbus Blue Jackets beat reporter Brian Hedger and Bailey Johnson on the newest episode of the Cannon Fodder podcast. During this episode we discuss the ceremony held for former CBJ player Rick Nash and the retirement of his jersey number. Next, we discuss this team’s performance as of late, talk about the offense and defense and mention problems with line calls and the NHL officiating that has recently happened. Finally, we discuss the upcoming NHL trade deadline and speculate on what might happen with a few players.

On the latest episode of UFBA Today, host Sho Alli looks ahead to the Futures Auction and the Open Market coming in a few weeks, and takes a tour around both the NBA and UFBA, where players such as James Harden, Ja Morant, Victor Oladipo and more are making waves.

Plus, UFBA Scouting Director Daniele Franceschi stops by to preview his 2022/2023 Draft Rankings, discuss a few prospects that he's bullish on, and breaks down the comparison between the 2022 Draft class and the 2021 class now making waves in the NBA and UFBA!

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The work of Neil Cicierega, from his ground-breaking Flash animation techniques to his music and mash-ups, is instrumental in building the foundation of Internet surrealist humor. In this episode, we discuss his “Mouth” quadrilogy of mash-up albums and their importance to the modern landscape of plunderphonics.

Music Sampled

Neil Cicierega - T.I.M.E.
Neil Cicierega - Alanis
Neil Cicierega - Dear Dinosaur

Other Links

Album Review: Neil Cicierega – Mouth Dreams
The Mouth Experience - Neil Cicierega (Mouth Sounds / Mouth Silence / Mouth Moods / Mouth Dreams)
How the Cover Song Conquered Movie Trailers

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On the latest episode of UFBA Today, host Sho Alli breaks down the activities at All-Star Weekend from the Rising Stars competition to the Dunk Contest, and gives out some more details on how to participate in the Open Market once it's available in March!

Plus, Renegades owner (and UFF's Head of Sport for Golf) Stefan Hoffman stops by to introduce himself, discuss one of his favourite childhood players, and to also break down the coming franchise auctions dates over in the UFGA!

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Eric and Paul discuss LeBron James' return to Cleveland for All-Star weekend, his relationship with Michael Jordan, his willingness to play with his son Bronny, and Fred VanVleet’s All-Star debut (0:25). Afterwards, they get into the viral incident between Michigan-Wisconsin coaches Juwan Howard and Greg Gard (16:14). Later, Patrick Ewing Jr. discusses the incident from his POV as a fellow coach and his new role as GM/head coach of the CEBL's Newfoundland Growlers (34:31).

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Eric Smith and Paul Jones reflect on All-Star Weekend after the who’s who of the NBA descended in Cleveland. They discuss the NBA 75 celebration and which players they would remove from the list, before looking back on All-Star Saturday and how it can be improved after it was capped off by a lacklustre dunk contest (0:42). Next, Sports Illustrated’s Howard Beck talks about his experiences in Cleveland, why stars aren’t in the dunk contest, and player empowerment in the NBA (33:55).

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