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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Sammy, you like having an assistant? Love it. Love it, yeah.
I wish I had my regular headphones.
I don't look like an idiot. Does he get you coffee? No.
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I forgot to send you for coffee the first two or three years of our show. Yeah. We really dropped the ball.
There's nothing I hated more. But listen, I put my head down and did it, and now it's got me on TV looking like an idiot DJ.
We are glad we got Chris. Don't worry, Chris. No coffee runs just yet for you. Plenty to get into. We're going to be jam-packed again. Of course, we got Steve Aliquette that's going to join us in about 10 minutes. So much to get into, but...
Big story capturing a lot of hockey fans, at least coast to coast in this country, is the potential return of Mike Babcock as now the head coach of the Edmonton Oilers.
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Chapter 2: What are the latest coaching developments for the Edmonton Oilers?
Are we sure? Like, I just, this is a real swing.
To answer your question, no. No. We're not sure. Nobody's sure.
Oh, man.
They're not sure. He's not sure. To your point, this is last kick at the can opportunity. And Connor knows it. So usually in the everyday world of NHL coaching, when you see a coach leave, if it was a hard ass, they bring in a softer guy. If it's a softer guy, you go get a hard ass. Think about who's he replacing.
Knobloch.
Maybe one of the nicest guys. Soft-spoken coaches. Soft-spoken. What does Conor want? The opposite.
Someone who matches intensity.
Go get somebody that's going to rattle the cages here. And that's what this is all about, guys.
And also, when you're a superstar, they don't rattle your cage. Babs isn't coming in and doing anything different to Conor.
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Chapter 3: What insights does Steve Valiquette provide for Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final?
I'll take Vegas.
I'll take Carolina. Who's leading the points again? Yeah. I'm going to go. Would you say Carolina? Yeah. Carolina.
Carolina.
Oh, yeah. There we go. Getting close. I'm just going.
Carolina, 9-7 in slot line, which is really big because Vegas only allowed five in the entire Colorado series. Okay. What team has more screens in this series, Carolina or Vegas? And now this is a really close one. It's 9-8, so it's not going to be an easy guess. Go ahead, Kip. Go ahead, Kip.
Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead. No, Sammy. No, I'll be my guess. Carolina.
I'll go Carolina again. Carolina.
Oh!
All right, Kip, you gamed the system. It's Carolina.
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Chapter 4: How have the first three games of the Stanley Cup Final played out statistically?
More so than probably any other team. Team, obviously, that's out there, that's looking. I don't know. I mean, what are they? What message are you getting? Is it clear cut? We have to win now.
I just really want someone like Cassidy. I like the labial idea. And I'll just say it because the people who are hiring him have not been around the league for the last few years. I want a known hockey person who's been coaching hockey teams, has the lay of the league, is a real pro. I don't think it's the right time for a test run on someone who has no experience.
It's not the right environment for that right now. I just, I mean, so neither of you answered my question, but Bruce Cassidy?
Bruce Cassidy, yes.
Where is he going to end up? It sounds like maybe Cassidy doesn't want Toronto. Is that why that is...
My understanding is it's a Vegas situation that will be looked at after the season is over.
So it's just drag your feet until you find out about Cassidy. Do you think the Gruden thing too, the Marlies are still going?
It's pretty clear cut. We have your rights. We're paying you. We're paying you to stay home now, not find another job. That's what the message to Cassidy is.
Right, but then so it's just vindictive?
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Chapter 5: What factors should Carolina consider when choosing their starting goalie?
Good for Danford, by the way. These are great games for him to next year be ready.
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