Jesse Pierce

I think it's silly.

I'm going to celebrate the players, the staff and what they put together.

It's a, it's a day I won't forget.

And you know, it just, it was just,

Great hockey, and I think we're all drawn as sports fans to seeing greatness, and you look at the talent on that stage yesterday, both teams, the way they laid it out there, how much they cared, how much they put into it, the reaction from both the winning and the losing teams after validated how much I was into it, how much emotion I brought to the table on a Sunday morning at 7 o'clock, and just to see the way everybody across North America rallied around that game and

the sports bars and the, uh, the parties and then the aftermath, I just, that made me super happy for the game of hockey.

And I think we're going to see some of that carry over into the stretch run, but more importantly, just into the playoffs.

I think we're going to have more people watching our game and that is a good thing.

Let's go get that cup.

Yeah, thanks, Jesse.

Wooden Sticks here on the Talk North Podcast Network is where I do my work.

Friends of yours for sure.

And I usually record somewhere on that Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday.

We get the shows out every Friday.

Last week we had Ben Wilson on who played for the Broad Street Bullies, the Philadelphia Flyers in the late 70s, then played for the Chicago Blackhawks during the early 80s.

So there were a lot of tie-ins to the North Stars and some of those old vintage days of the National Hockey League.

Likely going to have Pat Micheletti on this week to recap the Olympics and to kind of tap into his unbelievable knowledge, but passion for the game.

And again, those shows come out every Friday, Talk North, and it's called Wooden Sticks.

Thank you for that, Jesse.

Thursday and Friday night, and then Sunday afternoon, I think we're going to celebrate the red, white, and blue.