Keith Yandle
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652 appearances
4 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2025
last heard 1 Jun
Keith Yandle’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But I think just what the moves that Florida made with bringing in a stud defenseman like Seth Jones and then Brad Marchand, who's probably going to be a Hall of Famer and a guy that is built for playoff hockey and built the way that Florida has been playing the last few years. So in my opinion, I would say Florida got –
Obviously, they were really good last year and won it all, but I think they got even better and even deeper.
Yeah, very fair. And I don't even know if it's like a depth thing because every team's deep and has good players and there's so many good players in the league. I think it's more like I give a lot of credit to Sasha Barkov. Like if someone on his line goes out, they can bring a guy in from the stands and he's going to look like he's been playing on his line all year.
It just goes to show how good Barky is. And yeah, just a true hockey player where all he wants to do is make people around him better. He's so unselfish, just won the Selkie, just won the Leadership Award as well. So just a guy that has all the hardware and has nothing to prove in this game. He's going to be a Hall of Famer.
But I think just what he does for his line mates and the guys that are playing with him to to help them, you know, be a better player, to help them, you know, get their success. Because he honestly, like, he doesn't care about himself. All he cares about is winning. And, you know, you see, I think it was two series ago, Boquist, who hadn't played at all, gets put on his line, and he had two goals.
And, like, he looks like he was a, you know, a first-line player. So I think a lot of that credit should go to Barkie with how deep their team is, just because they can plug anyone in with him, and he's a horse, and they can flourish with him.
Yeah, I think you should be offended. And yes, coaches should be involved, I think. I mean, obviously, I'm not a coach, and Paul Maurice has done it a lot longer than 90% of the guys in the league. But I just think that maybe he's downplaying how much that coaches mean to a team, especially during playoffs.
It's the hours that they're putting in, the schemes that they're coming up with, the video that they're watching. I think they deserve to be in there. Whether you're winning a series or losing a series, going through that handshake line, just what it means to – shake every guy's hand, look him in the eye, tell him either good luck or good series.
I think it's one of the best traditions in hockey, and it shouldn't be taken away.
Yeah, I do like how they only do it once. You never hate shaking hands after a regular season game. It's all hate until that seven-game series where guys are literally trying to kill each other and to just show the amount of class that guys have of going out there shaking guys' hands and what it means. And like you guys, fans love seeing it.
You see these animals going to work every single night and trying to kill each other and then they're just shaking hands and giving hugs and licking their wounds.
No, not really. My most favorite one is when it was Montreal and Boston and Milan Lucic looked every single guy in the eye. I think Montreal beat Boston. He was like,
basically like i'm gonna kill you next game look it up it's one of the most frightening thing because he he was like a bona fide monster like he could he could have beat up anyone and he'd scored 20 30 goals a year uh so i i think that one kind of sticks out the most but i was never a part of anywhere there was any uh shenanigans going on is it usually just guys being like go win it all
Yeah, yeah. Usually, yeah, because at the end of the day, if you do lose to a team, it looks better if that team that beat you goes on to win the Stanley Cup. So you're probably rooting for them a little bit. But, yeah, it's usually the great series. You know, during playoffs, you're mostly playing against the same guys. You're matched up against the same guys.
So you see a lot of each other and, you know, just the –
I think this layover is good for the Panthers. I think, you know, worst case, I think they might lose first game. I think there's going to be a lot of goals. So take the over first game. Sponsored by DraftKings. But yeah, I think that's going to hurt them because I don't think Skinner can turn it on like Bob can. I think you're going to have to be that...
that different type of animal that Bob is where, you know, if he goes out on Wednesday tonight when the show is airing, he could give up six and then the next game give up none. But so I think for Oilers fans, if Skinner does go out and lay an egg, you know, tonight, I think they could be in for a long series.
But I think Bob has the mental capacity to if he does have a bad game to shut it off and go on to the next one.
Yeah, and it does scare me a little. I mean, obviously, he's been amazing this whole playoff series. I mean, this whole playoffs. But remember last year, I think he had 40 points, which is insane. So there could be one of those series where he really just pops off and he's got 15 points by the end of this series.
So that scares me a little bit because he's one of one where he's a guy that at any time can – do whatever he wants on the ice. He can, you know, score goals, you know, make great plays. And he's got a, you know, another top five player in the league, Leon Dreisaitl, with him. And then when they put those guys together, when they're down a goal or two, it's scary as an opposing team.
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