Spittin' Chiclets Episode 624: Featuring Zach Werenski, Jack Eichel, Noah Hanifin, Abbey Murphy and T.J. Oshie
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
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I brought it towards the Coyotes, and I asked them if it was okay if I joined the Spit Chicklets podcast full-time. Ryan Whitney's got a pink Whitney out there now. Get that on camera. Keith Yandel, the song man. Keith is a full-time member. Marley just got an assist from Chris Bates. Whoa, we're buzzing right now. Song. What is up, folks? Welcome to episode 624 of the Spittin' Chicklets podcast. God, things have changed. Don't cry yet. Don't cry yet. Got to shout out Pink Whitney first. God, the amount of Pink Whitney that was involved in Florida and in the gold medal win for Team USA and our lives throughout our trip down there with the baggers and the gold medal game and everything. Shout out Pink Whitney.
Shout out for anyone, anyone who's ever tried it. If you haven't, just give us a chance. Just give us a chance. You may love it. I think you will. But shout out Pink Whitney as Keith brings the bottle along, as our lives move along, as gold medal winners. Thank you very much to Pink Whitney, and thank you very much to New Amsterdam. Wow, guys. We recorded... I looked. It was about 100 hours ago. Is that a weird thing to say instead of three and a half days? Yeah. But about 100 hours ago and... God, a lot of stuff's happened. I mean, that feels like three months ago. That trip we did feels like a lifetime ago. The gold medal game feels like a lifetime ago. And at the time, I think we were all just... It was like the dopamine and the drop and the euphoria.
And all of a sudden, it was just like, okay, we got to record. I think we did a pretty good job of expressing our feelings. And Biz, I know you were just... I was shell-shocked. You were shell-shocked. Yeah, like you talk about that week-long trip we did. We captured so much, so many baggers, interviews, recorded some podcasts and had fun with the boys. But yeah, that was a tough one. That was probably the most difficult, definitely the most difficult loss I've ever faced as a fan. And, uh, but in the same breath, you guys were so classy and how you guys were able to win it. And then also explain how team USA got there. This wasn't something that was just built overnight with you talked about the development program and everything.
So really, uh, over the last three, four days, it's just fucking letting USA enjoy their flowers. And, and I think that it was very, um, I've talked about being a proud Canadian. I was very moved at how patriotic the team was and how much they loved their country and how they were able to express that right in the moment. That's really how I felt about it. I know that people are saying all the politic nonsense, but I just want to talk about the hockey side of it and how happy they were to represent their country as I'm sure the Canadian guys were too, as disappointed as they were. How have you guys felt in your celebration and and being able to take it all in. Jens, you were able to see the guys in Florida.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–6:07
2
What are the key moments from the USA Gold Medal celebration?
6:07–11:33
3
How did the players feel about their journey and accomplishments?
11:33–14:44
4
What insights do the players share about teamwork and camaraderie?
14:44–1:25:57
5
What memorable moments did Abby Murphy share from the Olympics?
1:25:57–1:28:24
6
How did Abby Murphy feel about the support from her college after winning gold?
1:28:24–1:29:18
7
What insights did Abby provide about her teammates and their dynamics?
1:29:18–1:31:20
8
What are the future prospects for women's hockey and Abby's career?
1:31:20–2:44:44
Speakers
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