Al May
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2,741 appearances
19 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 19 Sep
Al May’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And you know, it just made it created a situation where all of a sudden uh you know, I don't want it I wanted to play for the Eventon Oilers but I didn't 'cause they were too damn good.
And the name of the game, when you're a young kid, isn't when it's Stanley Cups, it's making the game.
It's making the team, it's playing in the NHL.
It's not sitting in a press box and you know, all this.
I wanted to play in the NHL and Eventon was too damn good
for basically anyone in the NHL to make back then.
And you know, if I was strictly a right winger, you know, Yari Kirup not gonna beat him out, Glenn Anderson not gonna beat him out, uh
Uh Craig Simpson, not gonna beat him up.
You know, like what do all those guys have in common?
They all scored fifty plus goals in the National Hockey League.
And then we had the super freak, fourth line right winger, still kind of, Marty McSorley.
And, you know, I think he ate guys my or he ate my weight and steak for dinner every night in his one meal a day method of being a caveman.
So that was an almost impossible team to make.
Yeah.
Well, I wouldn't sign a new contract, thank God, because Slats was trying to trying to trick me and take advantage of me, old school GM style.
And I had a incredible American contract at the time and I made a very I was probably the highest paid guy with a two way contract in the American League and I wouldn't sign this extension for four years.
And every time I'd ask Slats
Uh and then Ronnie Lowe used to ask me regularly, he goes, Hey, slots want to know if you want to sign a new contract, these are the numbers.
I'm like
Does it have a minor league?
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