Duthie on Celebrini's case for the Hart Trophy, the World Juniors experience and the Maple Leafs' successful run
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
There he is. J.D., come on in. We're just talking about you having someone else sacrifice their lives for the betterment of your survival.
Good World Juniors for me. I apparently didn't go to the gym, used a female producer as a human shield, and then pulled a... move where I let the guy drive the rental car back because I wanted to get into the lounge faster. You know, he talked a lot about winning a Canadian Screen Award. That was kind of the theme. He kept texting me every night going, Jimmy, I think I got one hand on the Canada Screen Award.
What insights does James Duthie provide about the World Juniors?
And I said the only screed award he will ever win is for best fictional program, Overdrive. Yeah. Because of the lies that are told.
So what, did you just try to keep me interested in the tournament when you said if you keep going, there's a chance? Yeah, there was no shot.
He's got a shot. I think he got a shot.
I told him he had a shot, but it kind of went down the hill when Canada lost in the semis because you don't win screen awards for bronze medal games.
I've got to be honest, and I didn't text you guys, I thought you'd show up for the goal. I thought you'd say, you know what, I'm already here, I'm in the building.
Are you high, dude?
We had a legit discussion of whether he was going to stay around for the bronze.
I know. This was a direct quote in front of the crew. I don't do bronze.
That should be a t-shirt. I've never done it before. I didn't think it was. As soon as they're not in contention for the gold, I thought I went home.
At some point he said, this is such a grind. I said, you've done five games. The crew's done 19. Can I straighten out some of the lies that were told?
Just admit the one thing when you shielded yourself.
With Megan, that's disappointing because Megan's the queen of overdrive.
You were afraid and you said, I can't go like this, you're going first. This is what I did. I buried my head in my lap like they teach you on the planes. I went into the crash position.
By the way, you'll snap your neck if you went head-on with the cart so fast.
It probably wasn't the smartest move in retrospect, but that was what my instinct... I cowardly buried my head in my own lap. Scary scene, though. Legit scary scene. And as soon as I told him that I did that, I knew that he would morph it into me using Megan Redwood as a human shield. Also, I suggested on the car ride to the airport, this is what we do at the Masters. The rent-a-car in Minnesota is not close. It's not like a walk across the street like in Ottawa or something. So this is what we do at the Masters. You drop all the luggage off. A couple of guys stay with the luggage. The other guy brings back the rent-a-car so he doesn't have to lug suitcase into the shuttle. Perfect. So I suggest, hey, guys, let's do it this way.
O and me can wait with the luggage. Or O, if you want to come be Frankie, I don't mind staying with the luggage.
How did Canada perform in the World Juniors tournament?
No problem. Great idea, Frankie says. We pull all the luggage out. I'm pulling the luggage in. I find a spot inside the door. I go back, get more luggage. I'm like, oh, just to the left. I got the luggage by the left. So I go out, get the last one. I come back. I look. He's gone.
Right to check in. We had the conversation yesterday. How many grown men does it take to stand by luggage?
Also, wait, wait, wait. How much luggage do you guys have? It's not a foxhole thing. It's a foxhole thing. It's a foxhole thing. What is it?
It's a foxhole moment. It's driving off in the cart, and you find your own ball. It's kind of a scenario like that. How many guys do you need to search for the ball? James is there helping.
Why do you guys have so many backs?
You're in the weeds.
Well, because we're there for 12 days. A lot of suits. We didn't wear one suit the whole time. The World Juniors. One suitcase.
Dale Hunter, that thing.
One suit. How many suitcases do you guys bring?
Well, I'm a two-suitcase guy on that trip because I have a garment bag that puts my suits in and then all my other stuff. Okay. Sweatpants.
My underwear's finally made it back.
It arrived. Yeah. I do want to say, though, despite the fact he slanders me on every one of these programs, he did a fine job at the World Juniors, A. And he was in the gym pretty religiously.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:40
2
What insights does James Duthie provide about the World Juniors?
0:40–2:59
3
How did Canada perform in the World Juniors tournament?
2:59–17:37
4
What are the Maple Leafs' recent performance highlights?
17:37–17:56
5
How do the Maple Leafs compare to other teams in the NHL?
17:56–24:34
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