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“SINKHOLE SHIKAAKWA” 05/29/23

Enjoy a Memorial Day Monday check-in episode with your co-hosts, Jordan DeFigio and Jeff Taylor. In this episode we attempt to squeeze some Penguins-related content from an otherwise newsless, bottom-of-the-barrel offseason moment. No mention of Kyle Dubas, Matthew Darche, or other GM candidates is made, because frankly, the wire is dead save the widely-believed rumor that the former Maple Leafs builder has been given this holiday weekend to ‘think about it.’

Jordan waxes on megastar first-overalls - the hockey kind, not the Oshkosh sort - and how they compare to one another, particularly based on their respective postseason successes.

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The offseason grinds on in spite of Google Maps directing it up some insanely steep Pittsburgh hills, and so yet we trudge!!

LETS GO PENS!!

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We got hockey this weekend! Jeff and Elliotte recap the Game 4 between the Stars-Golden Knights (1:00), Florida is off to the Stanley Cup Final (16:30) and they wonder what the off-season will look like for the Hurricanes (12:00).

The guys also discuss the investigation by the NHLPA into Kyle Dubas and his agent situation (28:00), the latest on the former Toronto GM (34:00), NHLPA x NHL meetings (36:30), updates on coach/mgmt vacancies around the league (37:40), Buffalo resigns their captain (39:10), Anthony Stewart lands himself another gig (40:30), and Jeff gets his rule change thanks to Champions League Hockey (41:30).

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This podcast was produced and mixed by Amil Delic, and hosted by Jeff Marek and Elliotte Friedman.

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It’s Baby Friday! Ailish and Justin kick off the show by discussing the Panthers’ dramatic series-clinching win over the Hurricanes on Wednesday night, Matthew Tkachuk’s knack for scoring big goals in the playoffs, and Rod Brind’Amour’s post-game comments. Then, they weigh in on the Blue Jays’ 7-3 loss in Tampa, Yusei Kikuchi’s regression in May, Yimi Garcia’s struggles this season, the Blue Jays’ roster-building flaws, and the importance of today’s start for Alek Manoah. Afterwards, Ailish and Justin share their thoughts on Elliotte Friedman’s latest reporting about Kyle Dubas and the Penguins. We close out the hour with our daily edition of the A-List (44:36)!

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Darren McFarland and Kara Hammer have a lot of fun talking with former Predator player and now broadcaster Hal Gill. Skillsy discusses his 16 year playing career which included winning and losing in the Stanley Cup Final with the Pittsburgh Penguins. He chronicles his day with the Cup. 

Hal weighs in on how the game has changed over the years and the current state of this Predators team.

Intro, Cleveland Cavaliers off-season moves, Darius Garland, Ricky Rubio, Collin Sexton's future, Brooklyn Nets, Kevin Durant's trade request, and possible destinations (1:20-30:38)

Kyrie Irving news, Lakers off-season outlook, NBA trades, Malcolm Brogdon, Dejounte Murray, Rudy Gobert, and free agency signings grades (30:44-59:47)

Stanley Cup Final recap, USFL Championship preview, NFL news, Terry McLaurin's new deal, an update on Deshaun Watson's case, and a recap of UFC 276 (59:54-1:26:03)

College football restructuring, USC and UCLA joining the B1G, Around the Roo, MLB player of the week, picking All-Star Game starters, and more (1:26:08-1:55:37)

Intro, NBA Draft recap, lottery picks break down, winners and losers, a recap of the Cavs picks, other offseason moves for the Cavs, Kemba Walker trade, and more (1:20-26:16)

NBA free agency, Kyrie Irving news, Kendrick Nunn, John Wall, Jerami Grant, and playoff seeding predictions for next season (26:19-54:17)

Logan "educates" the world about Heat culture, MLB player of the week, NHL Playoffs, Stanley Cup Final recap, USFL Playoffs, predictions for the Akron Zips football team, and more (54:20-1:15:18)

Around the Roo, Rob Gronkowski retirement, Deshaun Watson update, predictions on next season's Super Bowl matchup, and NFL awards (1:15:22-1:49:50)

June 22: PointsBet Head Trader Jay Croucher (@croucherJD) moderates the latest edition of NBC Sports EDGE's "Battle of the Bets", with champion Johnny Venezia (@_JohnnyVTV) facing off against challenger Nick Alberga (@thegoldenmuzzy). Among the wagers discussed: Avalanche (-110) vs Lightning (-110) in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final and notable props, Carlos Rodon’s strikeout total (7.5) at the Braves, and Arkansas (+100) vs Auburn in the College World Series.

In the final hour, Russell Dorsey -- MLB insider for Bally Sports and Stadium -- joined the show to discuss how bad the Tigers have been, the Cardinals' success and more MLB storylines. Later, Holmes discussed how to judge the 2022 Bears as a rebuilding team before previewing Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Lightning and the Avalanche.

Alex, Jesse, and Josh offer their weekly teaspoon of nonsense as they preview the Stanley Cup Final. They wonder if the third consecutive time will indeed be the charm for Corey Perry (0:29), praise Andrei Vasilevskiy's dominance in elimination games (4:10), and laud Tampa Bay's scrappiness and depth (4:53). The boys talk about the Colorado Avalanche's supremacy in these playoffs (6:09), Cale Makar's prowess as the league's most electric defenseman (8:46), and the rest of the Avs' potent attack (9:52). The guys recap the major storylines from the first three rounds of the playoffs (10:50), the injured players on both sides that might be able to play in the series (21:15), and Pat Maroon's quest for a fourth consecutive Cup (24:32). Jesse and Josh give their Qualin Award nominations for the playoffs to date (28:54), and the show ends with a round of Start-Bench-Cut focused on the three most recent back-to-back Stanley Cup champions (33:09).

June 13: Perlman (@saraperlman)and Drew Dinsick (@whale_capper) look back on notable moments over the weekend before Rob Pizzola (@robpizzola) stops by to handicap the Stanley Cup Final. Rob digs into the Avalanche (-165) as favorites in Game 1, details where he sees value in derivative markets and explains why he believes the Avalanche (-180) will prevail in the series. With Game 5 of the NBA Finals tipping off Monday Night, Vaughn Dalzell (@VmoneySports) also drops in to explain why he leans Warriors (-3.5) and highlight point totals for Klay Thompson (19.5) and Jayson Tatum (26.5). Sara and Drew wrap up the show with their Edge of the Day, with Sara backing over 7.5 rebounds from Robert Williams at Golden State, and Drew playing the Celtics (+4).

Undrafted and undersized, Torey Krug has continued to prove everyone wrong and be an absolute beast in the NHL. We cover everything from his iconic hit on Robert Thomas, going head to head with David Perron,  signing with the team that just beat him in the finals, and much much more. Torey Krug delivers an epic interview on episode #156 of The Cam & Strick Podcast.

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Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds of Sportsnet recap the 1-0 victory by the Tampa Bay Lightning over the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday, a triumph that secured the Stanley Cup in the fifth game of this best-of-seven series. Ross Colton produced the series-clinching goal while Andrei Vasilevskiy posted a shutout to ensure he was named the Conn Smythe Trophy winner. The future of both the Lightning and Canadiens was discussed in what was the final episode off the 2021 debut season of The Kenny and Renny Show.

With Luke on assignment for the second time in the past several weeks we get another dose of Solo Saba for The WaterCooler NBA Finals Preview. Luckily we get a short recorded audio clip of Luke making his pick for the winner and MVP. We wrap up with special guest Stat Boy Colby and his latest rendition of Diamonds & Pucks.

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Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds of Sportsnet discuss the thrilling 3-2 OT win by the Montreal Canadiens over the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup final. Josh Anderson scored two goals, including the OT winner, to trim the Lightning lead in the series to 3-1 and to force a 5th game on Wednesday in Florida. Colleague Luke Fox joined the show to provide his analysis from inside the Bell Centre.

Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds of Sportsnet discuss the 3-0 series deficit the Montreal Canadiens are facing after falling 6-3 to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Friday night. It was the seventh time this post-season the Lightning have scored five goals or more in a game and the Lightning are now one win away from winning consecutive Stanley Cups.

EstoBro and TV start the show off by breaking down the dramatics that has carried out between Ben and Julianna Zobrist with how it shook the sports world and then some. The Gents dive into the Stanley Cup Final between the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Montreal Canadiens (12:30) and try to keep it local recapping the month of June for the Tampa Bay Rays (23:45) and talking about what Rays players should make the All-Star roster. After the Gents were hyped after Nintendo's huge E3 moment, the pair also celebrate the 25th anniversary of the legendary console; the Nintendo 64 (43:15), and discussing the best moments of the gaming system.  Finally, the Gents introduce a new segment for the food focus of the podcast, "Where's the beef?" discussing the better impact on the internet between Gordon Ramsey and Guy Fieri (59:55).

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Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds of Sportsnet dissect Game 2 of the Stanley Cup final between the Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning. The defending champions were opportunistic in this 3-1 victory that gave them a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series as things shift to the Bell Centre for Game 3 on Friday. Sportsnet colleague Eric Engels joins the guys to break it all down.