Ron MacLean
speaker
9,609 appearances
75 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2024
last heard 11 Jun
Ron MacLean’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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During the regular season, it was two teams combined for 18 minutes per game, Pimms.
I couldn't agree more.
We're all saying that.
You know, he was a captain of Canada, so you know that he's got great hockey sense.
That's the thing when I sit with Kevin or Luke or Kelly watching him play, they're just stunned at the maturity of his game in terms of, you know, the little details.
So I would say Owen Tippett has had a bit of a breakout this year.
You're right, Vladar, they all think we'll win the Bobby Clark Trophy, which is the MVP of the Flyers.
I think Couturier, their captain, has had a real bounce back.
He had kind of vanished there for a couple of seasons, but he's been just tremendous.
And Sanheim, oh, my God, Travis Sanheim, he's kind of a mix of Drew Dowdy and Colton Pareko.
He is playing lights-out hockey right now.
So the Flyers look good.
And just seeing Marton do that, and again, the Ducks with their 14th
Montreal, when I first started in 1986, they won the Stanley Cup with 13 rookies.
They had Patrick Roy in net, of course, but they had Claude Lemieux, got 10 goals as a rookie that year in the playoffs.
Stéphane Richer was a rookie, Shane Corson.
Brian Scroodland, Mike Lawler, Shell Dahlien, he's out before your time a little bit, Steve Rooney, Sergio Mameso, Serge Boisvert, Randy Busek, John Cordick from Edmonton, David Maley.
They had a really young team, and they won the Stanley Cup.
So it's not the first time, but it's a surprise to see kids just absolutely owning these playoffs.
We are.
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