Matt Sekeres
speaker
38,142 appearances
94 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 22 Jul
Matt Sekeres’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Fantastic spot to pregame or postgame, particularly after these early hockey games starts this season, right?
And if you're looking for a venue for your next private party, you absolutely have to check out Greta.
They have a private area at the back with its own full-service bar, so you won't wait for drinks.
It's surrounded by screens.
You can put whatever game you want.
on TV, the food, the menu, street food, approachable, absolutely delicious.
Try the Smashburger.
And then there's the arcade, and your guests will be absolutely giddy as they walk around the bar trying the different arcade games.
For more information to book your event, go to GretaBar.com, Greta50, West Cordova.
Let the games begin.
We'll talk to Frank Corrado here, former Vancouver Canuck and current TSN hockey analyst.
We'll talk about Elias Patterson, potential landing spots, Pittsburgh, Nashville.
We'll talk about Shane Wright being available.
Tom Valander.
Is that a trade that makes sense to him?
We will talk about player development and Alex Adler, who of course Frank would have played with back here in his playing days with the Canucks and Connor Bedard.
And he'll tell us some sleep stories because we got the sleep doctor, Pat Byrne on the show.
as well today who has dug into this Canucks schedule and found the difficult parts of it.
I mean, it's also a good lesson on just everything that has transpired here in the last 15 years or so in terms of pro sports teams and the way that they deal with fatigue management, sleep science.
Pat has been an absolute leader in this field since he joined the Canucks way back when and led them to that best road record ever.
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