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 he's like, I wanted to I wanted to come to Dallas so I could shove it up their ass. And yeah, and he did it. And he and he's got the entire hockey world like flipped on its head. He's got guys that used to play with them, you know, answering questions. Oh, you know, why the hell did you trade them?
Guys weighing in that used to play with him that aren't on the team anymore are weighing in on Twitter. Nazem Qadri was like, this is why you don't trade the big boys. It's bringing a little drama to the game, which is always fun. He's living up to his nickname of the horse, the big horse. He is absolutely on a mission right now. To go into a team, I think he only played what...
10 or 12 regular season games with them so it's not a ton of familiarity with your players i know i know he's um you know country mates with rupe hints so they have a little chemistry together but it's really hard to go in and you know not have that much time with a team and to be playing this good because you know a lot of tendency you get you you figure out how guys like to play where guys like the park the tendencies of you know where guys are going to be in the
ozone d zone and the fact that he's figured it out this quick and you know at the end of the day i think he's just like hey boys hop on my back and enjoy the ride and he is he is putting on an absolute clinic right now the big horse i love that nickname the big horse yeah i've heard i've heard people call him the moose too i don't know i've moose is another one what's the difference between having a horse on your team and having a moose on your team well when you got both of them
I mean, if you have two nicknames, it's a horse and a moose. You'd rather that. I don't know. I'd probably rather a horse because I feel like they're a little faster. Yeah. I mean, a moose is both beautiful animals, too. So, I mean... I don't know. I'd rather have a horse. What would you rather have?
He's in Dallas, though, so he might die.
He's legit. He is – I was talking to Witt about it the other day. I remember my first couple years in the league playing against Jarme Jager and Wayne Gretzky, I remember in the pre-scout meeting, he was like, hey, if he turns his back on you – you'll never get the puck because he's just so big and so strong and used his ass so good. And that's exactly how Rantanen is.
Rantanen is the, you know, from when I played against Jager till when I played against Rantanen, like the two of the only guys that you're like, oh my God, if he turns his back on you, there's no way of getting the puck because they're just so big and so strong and use their edges so good. And Yeah, he's a specimen, and I honestly do not know how they traded him.
I think the first series, he got a little bit too much heat, I think, because the play in front of him was awful. The games that they lost on the road against St. Louis, obviously, he didn't play great. He let in a couple not-so-great goals, but...
i i truly believe that the team was dog shit in front of them too that they were they weren't playing their best and yeah i heard an interview with um jesus what's their captain's name um whatever uh you know and he he and he admitted it he said that you know they they weren't playing uh a lowry uh and he was like we're not playing good in front of him we're not giving him a chance to win and um you know they were taking accountability for it but
it's something you got to figure out if you're going to go on a, on a run and win a Stanley cup, you got to win on the road at some point. And, um, Right now, I think Dallas is a team I see going further. I see them winning this series, and it's strictly because of Ottinger, too. He does not get rattled, whether he's home or away. He kind of plays the same game.
The goals that Hellebuck's given up, he looks sometimes like Skinner the other night, where he's way out of position, where goaltenders are usually never out of position, and And he's just not playing the game that he played all year. And, you know, when you win, I think this will be his third Vesna. And, you know, people just expect you to have a shutout every game.
Obviously, that's not going to happen. But, yeah, I think he's also one of those guys, too. If he gets a road win, it could flip something in his brain where he just goes on a complete tear and it'll be tough to score against them.
I've said it from the beginning that it's going to be Panthers-Stars, so I'm sticking with that. But this Edmond team does scare me a little bit. Yeah. even thinking, you know, don't want to think too far ahead, but if it was a playoffs, you have a revenge tour of, you know, McDavid, you know, losing last year.
You can just, you see the videos of him in the locker room, pissed off after throwing stuff around the locker room. And you can almost just see that as like the start of the DVD, the championship DVD for this year. So that, that stuff scares me a little bit, but But we're still a long ways away from that.
I'll still stick with Dallas coming out of the West and Florida coming out of the East and just another no-tax city Stanley Cup finals.
I think Witt might move to Edmonton and just become mayor or coach or GM. I think he'll... But the good thing about him, he's not lost in the sauce like Biz is. And he played for the team. He was a part of that organization. Yeah. I feel like Witt's been very calm this playoffs. Yeah. He's got three kids now, so maybe he's a little tired. Perspective?
It is fun. And I mean, anytime Witt's upset is always fun because he gets really passionate about things. And, you know, he'd die for his team. He loves the Oilers. I think he's probably regretting them right now. You know, all year having to watch the late games and be up late and, you know, early wake ups at six in the morning with the youngins isn't that fun. But yeah,
You know, he's a ride or die. You know, even through their tough times during this season, he sticks with them. And so you got to give him respect. But I'd much rather Edmonton win than Toronto and see Biz's antics. True.
I think, yeah. His last year in the NHL was the Panthers. Yeah.
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