Mailbag Friday: The 2011 Crew, Montreal Summers and Dream Cars
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Back in on Canuck Central. And this hour of the program is brought to you by your lower mainland Boston pizza. The playoffs are here and BP is ready. So skip the couch, catch every hit, every goal, every save, every playoff beard. This is how you watch Playoff Hockey. We're broadcasting live from the Kintec studio. And keep your thoughts coming in to our Dunbar Lumber text inbox, 650-650. It is Mailbag Friday. Satyar Shah, producer Arash, is on the board. He will be reading your questions. Let's roll the music.
All right. Hello, boys. What's going on? Not too bad. Yeah. We're just figuring out technical difficulties. It's always fun.
It happens. It happens.
Vic couldn't figure out the TV earlier.
Oh, my goodness.
That happened. Yeah, that did happen. I heard about that.
Absolutely. He's like, why isn't it on? Where's the guide?
I'm like, you're done, dude.
What questions do the hosts answer on Mailbag Friday?
Shouldn't it be on channel three? What's going on here?
Anyway, Mailbag Friday. I felt really bad. Yeah, you should. You should a little bit. Gord Lock. During the World Cup, will any of you guys get face paint?
Say that again? In the World Cup, get a face paint?
Yeah, like during the World Cup for the team you're cheering for. Are you guys going to get face paint?
I wouldn't be opposed. I wouldn't, like, yeah.
Yeah, I might. I might. Bic might. Bic might just do it for the vibes.
Yeah.
I'm like, I'm not putting that on my face.
i'm going to a canada match i'm trying i'm gonna go to try to go to a couple of matches i'm just kind of envisioning like bick has like a uk face paint on and he just drives a mini cooper around yeah uk face paint no if i'm going to a canada match Maple Leaf. Boom. Maple Leaf. Right there on the forehead.
Do you know Blue Maple Leaf? No.
So, Sat, you're a no?
Yeah, I'm a no. I'm a hard no.
Yeah, same here. Sorry, sorry, Beck. You're on an island.
You guys got beards, though. That's the thing. That plays a role into it, too.
Yeah, I guess.
I've got the fresh canvas palette there.
No, you got extended canvas.
Next up, Jim Leahy. Should the Canucks hire every member of the 2011 team or just most of them?
Just most of them. Right. So the latest is Alex Edler, a report out of Sweden, right? That might be joining the organization in some sort of developmental capacity. I mean, what you often do see happen is people surround themselves with individuals they trust. And in hockey circles, who are the individuals you trust? Well, the people you either played with or worked with in management or coaching capacities. So it is par for the course with what happens. Obviously, there's an extra layer of it just being 2011, that era, because of the Canucks and where they're at. I don't know what... Alex Edler's credentials are in terms of development and whatnot, but he's obviously a former player and they've had guys like Michael Samuelson work in this capacity, Mike Komiseric, for instance.
They've done good work. So in terms of being a development coach and working as advisors or working behind the scenes in smaller capacities, I have no issue with it. I don't view it as this hard nepotism thing that's happening, but it is just what always happens in pro sports, especially hockey.
decision makers surround themselves with people they can trust i do think it matters in which capacity to like if if he were to step into let's say the sadeen's role right like okay that's understandable go through the processes for a couple of years learn it and then see where you're at if it's like hey director of development then it's like oh wow like that is a big step like yeah to your point like okay what are the credentials
Yeah, and that's the thing. I mean, somebody just texted in Oreskevich for AGM. Victor Oreskevich. I mean, I think he has a business acumen, so maybe he can work on the legal side or the business side of things in the front office. Maybe he can get the practice facility built. But out of all the... 2011 crew or former teammates of them the two that would make sense for me in terms of they've actually put the work in they have the credentials one I don't think it would happen the other I think would be a possibility and the one that's a possibility would be Alex Burrows with the Habs if he wants to be a say head coach or work in a bigger management capacity
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:07–1:03
2
What questions do the hosts answer on Mailbag Friday?
1:03–7:23
3
Should the Canucks hire every member of the 2011 team?
7:23–16:43
4
What makes Montreal a great city during the Stanley Cup final?
16:43–20:24
5
What dream cars do the hosts share their thoughts on?
20:24–20:56
Speakers
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