Chapter 1: What are Gord Stellick's thoughts on Craig Berube's dismissal?
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Gone.
For Gord Stelic.
Straight up. I hope you like the deal. Nothing against Justin.
I'm calling for Freddie Charles in the deal.
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Chapter 2: What insights does Brian Lawton provide on Bruce Cassidy's potential fit with the Oilers?
You know who Freddie Charles is? No. Future considerations.
Oh, okay, okay. We called it something else.
It took me about two years in pro hockey to understand.
Freddie Charles, future could be, yeah.
Chapter 3: How do star players influence coaching decisions in the NHL?
I haven't heard that either. Yeah, it means nothing.
We are live on Sportsnet, Sportsnet 650 in Vancouver, 960 in Calgary, and streaming always on Sportsnet+. If you can't catch our show, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, where we always appreciate the chat. And I'm asking them for a big thumbs up for you, Gord Stelik, for joining us.
Well, I appreciate it. So I guess Justin's got, what, a hockey tryout or whatever it is? Yeah, he does. Or is he on assignment? We're saying he's on assignment.
Chapter 4: What happened during Buffalo's controversial disallowed goal review?
He's really starting to get more into the hockey stuff with his boy. Yes. I can see it in his eyes. He's pretty excited about it.
Yeah, he's working on the left wing lock with him in the neutral zone.
He's going to scout the next Ivar Stenberg. You were a pretty sane hockey parent, right?
I seem to think, right? Yeah. I think you were.
Chapter 5: Can Buffalo's fluky goal off the stanchion change the series momentum?
I wanted to sit... at the top row with my coffee and just be kind of left alone a little bit. And then the kids would start losing like for nothing. And they'd look at me and go, can you fix that? What are you doing? Go and help them. And I'm like, no, let me just have my coffee.
Yeah. I would just say, look, the teams I manage, we're usually down 4-0. You're asking the wrong guy.
Chapter 6: What are the implications of the Sedin twins being considered for co-Presidents in Vancouver?
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Yeah, well-versed and well-plugged in and everything.
I think we'll have some great insight on the recent firing in Toronto and maybe one pending with the Edmonton Oilers. Nothing official yet, Sammy?
Nothing official, specs alluding to it on X, that it could potentially happen by the end of the day today. But we'll see what happens.
In the meantime, Gordon, let's get your thoughts on surprised or not surprised.
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Chapter 7: How do coaches' data-driven approaches affect team dynamics?
Because it, you know, I certainly started out thinking that there was a chance that Craig Berube would be behind the bench come September, October. But clearly after 10 days, John Chayka and Matt Sundin died. Well, it felt differently.
Yeah. What do you think Matt's did or just strike? I don't know. Anyway, however, they're making it work. So I thought he was gone. I think he thought he was gone. And then that press conference, which was kind of convoluted in a lot of ways.
Chapter 8: What are the potential outcomes for NHL teams in the upcoming draft?
It seemed like there was a real glimmer of hope. If you're, if you're Craig Berube and you wanted to come back. So I, I don't think that was the case. I don't know if you call it due diligence. I don't know if you call it just appearances that you talk to the coach, whether you went through the motions or whatever you want to call it, then he just wasn't his guy. And so, no. No, not surprised.
And a very curious... Like, everyone's assuming Bruce Cassidy's the guy that Edmonton wants, that Toronto wants, that Los Angeles may want. Like, whatever. But all they kept talking about was database, database, database. And I don't know. I've been connecting more about with coaches. Like, who are the coaches? that are data-based, right? Because you know the story in Chicago.
Joel Quenville and company, they won three Stanley Cups, and when they got whatever data they were given, they threw out. You know, they were given data suggesting what lines to put together or whatever. I'm not saying that's the way you should go about it. So I'm curious, well, is that Bruce Cassidy, or are we going to get a complete unknown?
Would you like to see a Bruce Cassidy? And let's just speculate now because his name's been linked to the Edmonton Oilers. I'll get your thoughts on that separately. But for now, let's just finish off just a quick thought on the Leafs in terms of are the Leafs ready for a Bruce Cassidy, in your opinion?
I don't know if he's the right. No, because that's kind of what Craig Berube was in a lot of ways. And the other, you don't want to repeat of when Kyle Dubas got the job and Mike Babcock was the coach and all this stuff that Keith Pelley and John Jacob were talking about, whether it's the symmetry or the vertical horizontal connection, whatever you, you know, whatever, whatever it may be. I mean,
he's got to be, let's say they got to be aligned with the general manager. So, and the general, they made, they did not want a retread general manager. That's not a slight at other general managers. You know, Chega had been out of it for six years, so he was viewed a little bit differently. I think they found him more enlightened, whatever.
So yeah, I'm, I'm, I'm curious to see what he's thinking.
You got anything for Sammy over there?
Yeah.
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