Steve Martin

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380 appearances 18 recordings 4 series first heard May 2024 last heard Jun 2025

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He's the most talented guy of anybody. And he also makes those two young Finns, Londell and Losterine, and think offensively a little bit more, like get to the net and I'll get you the puck. So Marchand has been amazing. I didn't know his hands were quite that good. And I didn't know he was quite as fast as he is right now. I think that layoff really helped him at his age in the mid-30s.
So in every way, the guy has been fantastic. And you know what I love about Kachuk and Bennett and Marchand and these guys? The reputation of being the physicality and after... These guys have cut all of that out. They're just playing hockey. And the other team maybe has that in their mind that, hey, these guys might bring some of that to the table. And they're really not. So Marchand is fitting.
So Bill Zito does, and that staff does an amazing job. Here's what we need. Here's the piece we need. Let's go out and fill that hole. And Marchand's been a big part of it.
Why, Cody, are you worried he's going to lick you or something? I'm not one of them. This is not me. I love Marshawn. I know. I just wanted to bring up Marshawn licking you. That really didn't matter in the context. You know, Stu Gatz loves that. So I just wanted to bring it up. Thank you, guys. You know, it's the same thing. Go back, you know, to the Yankees, right?
They win World Series with Darryl Strawberry, Dwight Gooden, Wade Boggs, Roger, with a bunch of Mets and Red Sox. Once the guy gets to your team, and by the way, he is a great guy, even just walking by him, you know, and what I do always says, hi, terrific guy, funny as heck. That's the way it is in sports.
You can say that, and maybe I won't, but I don't disagree with you. Yeah, just suck it up and try to get another ring.
He has not yet, and I'm very disappointed still. I mean, there's no love there.
There you go. Okay. So that's when Tampa was winning those cups. Yes, they had Barkley Goodrell, Blake Coleman on the wings, Gianni Gord in the middle. They were great. No one could match up with them. I think these guys are more Lundell has got a ton of talent. So similar. And by the way, the lightning one, two cups with, with back to back with that line.
So there's the similarity, I guess you could say, but make no mistake. Brad Marshan is a more talented player than all of those guys.
You know, Roy, I think a lot of these players, the depth players, and we even saw this last year with Opozo and Lomberg and Cousins, you know, I think a lot of them are interchangeable as long as they're healthy. And you've got that top nine.
And I keep Evan Rodriguez in there, who, by the way, with all the stars, he's the one that led the Panthers in scoring in the Stanley Cup final against the Edmonton Oilers. People kind of forget that. So you look at that top nine that they have. It's loaded. We all know what happens in the playoffs. We've already seen it. You get injuries. You get suspensions. You need 15, 16 forwards.
So the fact that they have that, to me, is great. I'm sure at some point Sam Miskevich gets back in. You know, the thing with Mackey, as a young player, and you know, Roy, you're at the games, he's got that speed, he's got that offensive ability. He's not really a fourth-line guy. So if you're going to play him, I think you need to play him up in the lineup.
And Rodriguez has been so good right now with Bennett and Kachuk, and Barshan's on that line with Wondell that... It's a great thing to have. But I would think if they go on this run and they go far in the playoffs again, yeah, at some point, you know, a Boquist could pop up a nice time. Mackie Samaskevich gets back in there.
But to your point, you got guys that scored double digits in goals during the regular season. And you need that depth to get all the way through. And we've realized that over the years. So right now, you know, for those guys, it is what it is in the lineup.
Twice, that's right. And he has one more game. He'll sit out game one in Toronto Ekblad. Seth Jones is another reason why Bill Zito and that Panther staff, they do it as well as anybody in all of sports. They see a guy that they know very well, because remember, Zito was in Columbus when Seth Jones was there. One of the Panthers front office guys is Paul Fenton.
He was in Nashville when they drafted Seth Jones. They've got a huge book on this guy. He's in a bad situation in Toronto, in Chicago. He's on a bad team. Just call it what it is. If he comes here, here's where we slot him in. Here's the way we play defense. So big, long reach, rangy defenseman that can skate is exactly what fits in Paul Maurice's system. Let's go get him.
Because despite what he's doing over there, that's not who he is. You can go to Forsling, you can go to Mikula, you can go to Jones, Verhage, Reinhardt, Bennett, on and on the list goes. They recognize these guys, they bring them in and Jones has been just fantastic. And to me, they got them for five more years at $7 million a year, it's a bargain.
Oh, my goodness. That is, I got to think about this. Mike Russo. Wow. And current George Richards is still around. I'll throw him in there.
You're not talking broadcasters.
Dave Dwork. Oh, wow. That's the guy. Doing twerk. Then there's some dude I see eating the chicken fingers and the free food in the press box. I think his name is Roy. He might be part of it. Sorry, that's Wah. Wow. It's that guy. It's that guy.
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