Brian Burke

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2,414 appearances 9 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 2 Jul

Brian Burke’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 9 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 5.

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Sekeres & Price Show · July 2, 2026: RJ cooks, Canucks to-do list remains: EP40, DeBrusk? · 2 Jul 2026 podcast

And again, day one, and we'll see what they end up doing with DeBrusque. voice-verified

We'll see if they end up doing anything with Elias Pettersson, whether it's Brock Besser, the Philip Hronik thing. voice-verified

One continues to be intriguing, I think, for a lot of people here too. voice-verified

But as far as, you know, how did Vancouver do on the first day? voice-verified

It's all moves that made sense. voice-verified

I think the last time the three of us spoke, we talked about, we know what happened in the room recently. voice-verified

And there seems to be, and whether it's at the draft with Caleb Malhotra, or whether it's Brendan Gallagher, or whether it's Luke Shen, or whether it's Jamie Oleksiak, there is a real premium being placed here on having really good people in the room. voice-verified

Like having really likable people and having good people in that room and around that organization. voice-verified

It's too coincidental not to say that it's deliberate because they're going after, like right now, a lot of these, and these are all players too. voice-verified

I don't want to disqualify that they're good hockey players, but a lot of these too have a sidebar that their culture moves, their good culture moves. voice-verified

Huge ones. voice-verified

I think it's always easier to play better when you're comfortable. voice-verified

I know that there's the idea that you don't have to like someone to do this with them, and I understand that. voice-verified

And there have been some situations where there have been teammates that have openly amongst one another hated each other, and they still won Stanley Cups. voice-verified

You think of Bob Ganey and Serge Savard. voice-verified

No love lost there. voice-verified

They just went on and won a bunch of Stanley Cups. voice-verified

But by and large, I don't know how many games Vancouver is going to win, but I know it's not going to be miserable when they lose. voice-verified

I do think that it is easier to stand up for teammates that you like because it doesn't feel like you're putting on a performance. voice-verified

Like when someone runs whomever, if Oleksiak doesn't take your pick and he goes at him, part of it is like, well, I'm expected to do this. voice-verified

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