Which Team Should HalBro Adopt For The Playoffs?
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Which NHL team should HalBro adopt for the playoffs?
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We are coming to you live from the Kintec studio. Step strong with orthotics and footwear from Kintec. Okay, so all 16 playoff teams have been determined. Correct. Right? Okay. So we all know who's going to be playing for the Stanley Cup. Correct. Who are we officially cheering for now? This is adopting. We're adopting. Yeah. You and I. Who's going to be our team now? There are some problems. Okay. Okay. Now, Buffalo, who I think a lot of people would like to see do well, there is a risk, slight risk. There's always a risk. about what happens if they win the Stanley Cup are we going to have regrets okay if we've cheered for them and then the Canucks are the only team left in the sad club it might be a small risk but there's a risk Montreal I love the players on that roster I think there's so much fun to watch um
I love the crowd, the energy. That team is fun to watch. They're great. They're a great story. I'm on board entirely with you. If they win the Stanley Cup, the Canadian drought has been broken, but it's not by the Canucks like we want, right?
I'm willing to table Montreal for now. That's okay.
I see the risk, but it's okay. There is risk. Montreal was the last team to win the Stanley Cup, so I guess it would be okay. It's got to be Buffalo. Hold on. Hold on. This is your problem. You just make your decisions too quickly. It's not a smart decision. It is. What about Pittsburgh? Is it just a waste of time to cheer for them? Are they going to be so... Not by Philly. I think they'll be the favorites against Philly. But do they have any chance of actually getting to the Stanley Cup final?
Would it even be worth cheering for them?
Because I will always... you know, have time to cheer for Sidney Crosby. All right, you've made your case. Because I think Pittsburgh might be leading this right now. I don't know if there's anyone in the West... I'd be okay if Colorado won the Stanley Cup. I'm still a big Nate fan, even though he missed that open net at the Olympics. I still love watching him play, and I think Colorado has been such a good team that getting to watch them play in four series would be kind of a reward in itself. So I think I'd be okay with Colorado. I don't want Dallas. I just have no interest in Dallas. I don't want Minnesota.
What are the risks of adopting the Buffalo Sabres?
Yeah, same. I definitely don't want Minnesota. Vegas, Edmonton, Anaheim, I don't want any of the teams in the Pacific Division. Utah, meh.
I think Utah would be hilarious because when they got to the Stanley Cup final, a lot of American fans would be like, there's a hockey team in Utah? Yeah, a lot of Canadian fans would be like, there's a hockey team in Utah? That'd be pretty cool.
Yeah, that's crazy. So, I mean, what do we... Okay, so we've narrowed it to three. What do we think here? Is it Pittsburgh? I don't know. There's something that just doesn't like... I guess Pittsburgh's had that success before. They've won cups? I don't know. But I think it's Buffalo, Montreal, or Pittsburgh for me. I think there's way more risk in Buffalo and Montreal if they get it done. It's like that immediate, what have we done? This is tough.
This is very difficult. Weigh in right now, by the way, if you want to help guide the adoption process. Dunbar-Lemertech's line is 650-650. I will take a brief pause here to do the concert announcement. We'll get back to this, though, because I do want to know who we're going to adopt for the playoffs.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Which NHL team should HalBro adopt for the playoffs?
0:15–0:50
2
What insights does Canucks analyst Landon Ferraro provide?
0:50–3:52
3
What are the risks of adopting the Buffalo Sabres?
3:52–7:11
4
Why do the hosts consider adopting the Montreal Canadiens?
7:11–9:17
5
What are the pros and cons of cheering for the Pittsburgh Penguins?
9:17–12:57
6
How do the hosts feel about the Colorado Avalanche in the playoffs?
12:57–21:48
7
What did the hosts learn during the episode?
21:48–23:08
8
What are the final thoughts on the Canucks' season and playoffs?
23:08–44:27