Former Oiler Chris Pronger (11/03/25)
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What is the opening ad‑read and why does Bob mention Royal Pizza?
Hey, it's Bob Stoffer. I just wanted to let you know that you can listen to Oilers Now ad-free on Amazon Music, included with Prime. Everybody, Bob Stoffer with the Oiders, the Enterprise Center in St. Louis, Missouri. This is Oiders Now, it's four thirty seven in Oil Country. Royal Pizza, Pizza Pasta, so much more. Edmonton owned and operated for fifty-five years. If you don't like me and you don't like the fact that I host this show, you can blame Royal Pizza because they have been an advertiser of mine for the last twenty-eight years. When I was going nowhere, they were the company that stepped up And we're the title sponsor on my beloved Alberta Golden Bears broadcast. And to show you that radio works, at least I'm gonna take partial credit, Royal Pizza at that time was with three locations at Edmonton.
They now have fifteen. Yeah, their pizza has something to do with it. Just to let you know, advertising works. Or maybe it doesn't. Anyways, Royal Pizza still making it great. They've got uh catering options available for as low as ten dollars. Per person, you can visit RoyalPizza dot C or contact your local store, Royal Pizza, where the stopper recommendation is the Mediterranean chicken. We head off to the River Creek Resort and Casino hotline and welcome back to a guy that wanted to cross check me in the face and chop me once in the Achilles Tendle tended in the two thousand six Stanley Cup playoffs. We welcome back, Chris Pronger. Hello, Chris. How you doing?
Bob, how are you, my friend?
Good. You got me with an all time you got me with a real good one after you guys won game five against uh Carolina. So
we should explain.
I remember I you were uh you lived in the southwest part of the city as I did for a number of years and until my wife took the kids out to uh West Van, but uh and now I'm downtown. That's another story. Don't worry, I'm still married, bud. But uh no, you used to live by me and one day you were behind me in a line at the Starbucks and on Rabbit Hill Road and my wife and you you honked because you saw me and my wife's like, Who is the jerk?
How did Chris Pronger first meet Bob and what memory does he share about the 2006 Stanley Cup playoffs?
Huh? I go, That's Chris Bronger. She goes, No way. I go, No, he I can tell 'cause you had very stylish dress shirts, Chris. You had really very dressed very stylish. And so I I picked up, you know, because you know how tight broadcast Are were notoriously cheap, and I picked up your coffee or whatever it was, and I didn't think anything of it. And then I was the first one in your room. You guys had just lost four game four of the Stanley Cup final. And you walked right up to me and you're like, Hey stop, that was really cool that you bought the coffee. And I kind of looked at you like You just lost game four at the Stanley Cup final, you're down three one and you and you're like We'll be back at Edmonton.
You watch. We'll be back at Edmonton for game six. And then, you know, uh Fernando scored in game five and we were scrumming em all, Chris. Right in that week. We were back. We right? And you skated by me and I was extended out and you chopped me right across the
And you smile. Never doubt,
Bob. Never doubt. That's what you said, never doubt, Bob. And I'm like, Well, I took a short handle and overturned.
You never know how you're gonna win 'em but you gotta win 'em.
You gotta win 'em All right, look, you're uh you're now I know you're are you coming up into next week for Prime?
I am. I am. I'll be there uh for Amazon Monday.
What are Chris Pronger’s thoughts on the St. Louis Blues’ defensive struggles and goaltending issues?
Amazon. All right. So uh and then when's your second visit out? Are you coming to the second?
Yes, yes, and then uh have Amazon Prime again. January, let me just double check my schedule here. I believe it's January twenty sixth. We gotta
connect.
Uh
we'll make
it worth your while. January twenty sixth, yes. But I'm gonna be in town uh earlier in the week for the uh shorty uh hockey game on Friday the twenty third.
All right. So we'll we'll we'll stay in t. I'll be in all weekend. All right. But you're also doing some work on top of the Amazon work and we've seen you on sports and you're still doing some ESPN stuff. Are you also doing some blues stuff as well?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening ad‑read and why does Bob mention Royal Pizza?
0:00–2:03
2
How did Chris Pronger first meet Bob and what memory does he share about the 2006 Stanley Cup playoffs?
2:03–3:16
3
What are Chris Pronger’s thoughts on the St. Louis Blues’ defensive struggles and goaltending issues?
3:16–5:05
4
How does Pronger evaluate the Blues’ roster, especially players like Zach Hyman and Jake Neighbors?
5:05–7:22
5
What does Pronger say about his increased media work and why he enjoys it?
7:22–9:37
6
Which achievement meant more to Pronger – winning the Stanley Cup or an Olympic gold medal?
9:37–11:38
7
What upcoming appearances and events does Pronger have scheduled with the Oiders network?
11:38–13:11
8
How does the episode wrap up with promotions and a look ahead to future guests?
13:11–15:18