Ethan Podolsky
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900 appearances
27 recordings
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
Ethan Podolsky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I'm still caught up on snot bubbles, and then he became Rudy for a minute. We're going to go inside. We're going to go outside. I'm just like, I'm sitting there like, I'm a player on that team like, Is Robin Hood walking in? What's happening? I don't know.
Were they in the playoffs last year?
That was surprising, right? Coming from Sheldon Keefe?
That was a little bit surprising. I haven't seen him rip a player like that in the media. Maybe I'm not remembering that something happened in Toronto, but...
There's clearly something deeper there. Maybe this is like getting into the Torts Cam York territory. We'll get to that at some point. But, I mean, that seemed like there was something there. Like, that did not feel good.
Doesn't that always happen, though? Isn't that always the case?
Everybody plays hard for the new guy.
Well, he seems miserable because of his interactions with the media and because the negative ones get overplayed so much. I don't know if it's fair because he looks like supposedly I've never met him in person. But, you know, people say he's a great, great guy. He's a great hockey guy. So I don't think it's fair to just judge him on that.
But man, it sounds like there was some incident that he had with one of his players because Cam York was benched. He dressed. He didn't play any of that win over Montreal, was it, the other night? And Michkov, by the way, what did he hit the post on a empty net for a hat trick? it's been a rough year in Philly.
Hopefully they get some stability moving forward because they do have some really good pieces there. But yeah, it's been a rough time.
I'm going to tell you why I think it was. I don't know if we have the angle. But there's an angle from behind the goalie where you can see as the shot's coming. And what we just saw right there for those watching on YouTube, that was in super slow motion.
When this was happening in real time, when the contact between Palmieri and Merzlikens happened, the puck was being released at the point, at that exact moment. So even though in slow motion, it looked like Merzlikens, like, look, here's the replay. Right here is where the defenseman, I'm not sure who it is, is shooting the puck. So the puck's traveling, traveling, traveling, traveling.
By the time Merzlikens has a chance to reset himself, the puck's already halfway to the net. So I understand why that shouldn't have counted. It just doesn't look good in the moment. And good on Roy because it's bad for the Islanders.
My win of the week. We don't have to go too far away from South Florida to get there. Just a little bit up the coast to Tampa. It's Nikita Kucherov, who is a dark horse for the Hart Trophy this year. I don't know if he's going to get a lot of votes, but he's having an amazing season.
The other night against Pittsburgh, he got checked into Alex Nedeljkovic headfirst, lost the tooth on the goalie mass, which I don't know if I've seen that happen before. That's pretty interesting. But then what does he do? He comes back. He goes out into the ice where they're scraping, you know, the commercial break thing. And he's like looking with his stick. He's looking for his tooth.
That's such a sad thing when you're trying to find your own tooth in the ice. It doesn't look like he ever finds it. But what he does find about five minutes later was the back of the net when he scored a power play goal. And I think what was like a 6-1 victory or something over the Penguins as Tampa's rolling right now. But I just thought that was a cool thing all around.
He gets his tooth knocked out by the goalie helmet, goes looking for it because of course he did. And then he scores the goal because he's Nikita Kucherov. Win of the week by far. Good on Nikita.
The ice crew definitely got it in its pocket right now. That tooth is on eBay for sure.
My fail of the week comes from the Hughes Bowl on Monday between New Jersey and Vancouver. Jacob Markstrom, former Panthers goalie, had one of the most real reactions. He's talking about realness, Ethan. After giving up what was the game-winning goal in the shootout to Jonathan Lekermacki, Markstrom popped up
He took his baseball, his hockey stick like he was Babe Ruth with a baseball baseball bat and just cracked it against the post. It was awesome to see to the point where they were making fun of it on the NHL on TNT broadcast. They got Darren Payne, who's famously a former NHL goalie, but he's shorter than me. He's like five, seven.
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