Spittin' Chiclets Episode 664: Featuring Dave Tippett
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What is the opening banter about Pink Whitney and the start of the episode?
Me and Ryan have been officially welcomed to the jungle that is baschool sports.
I uh brought it toward the coyotes and I asked them if it was okay if I joined the Split Chickles podcast full time. Ryan Whitney's got a pink Whitney out there now.
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Gandalf, the song fan. It's a full time member. Marley just got a assist from Chris B. Whoa, we're buzzing right now. Sonk. What is up, everyone? Welcome, welcome, welcome to episode 664 of this fitting chickles podcast. And I'm gonna tell you something right now. I've never been more pinkies up in my life. And I will explain why in a couple minutes. But shout out Pink Whitney. And summer's not over yet, and even when summer ends and fall becomes a a part. of our life again and winter and football. Pink Whitney, it always remains. It doesn't go anywhere. It doesn't matter. So Pinkies up. We got football tailgates, but we're not there yet. We're still summer as I go. Pinky's up. Thank you very much. If you don't like golf
One, you're an idiot. Two. Shut the pot off or at least fast forward for 25 minutes because I don't want to hear any complaining. And if you complain to me, I don't care because currently this morning at 834 on Monday, August 10th, I am on top of the world, boys. A dream came true. My guy, Andy Luther from Alabama and myself won the Fallon Cup. What is the Fallon Cup? What is the Fallon Cup, guys? I don't know. It's the greatest member guest in the world. And I'm not exaggerating. And we're gonna get golf Termy here. We're gonna discuss. Now, are you mad that we're talking about golf? Talking about coffee, I want to talk about hockey. Shut up 'cause I want I'm a champion forever. And guess what? The format of this tournament boys, if I had
shit, where
I can't wait to hear about it. I have no idea. I've heard about the Fallon Cup, but I don't know. But I don't know. Okay, but let me quickly explain the Fallon Cup. Okay. The Fallon Cup, most member guesses, a lot of member guesses, you bring a guest and you play five or seven nine-hole matches, and then there's different flights. And well, the Fallon Cup, you can have anyone can sign up for the Fallon Cup. But the problem is there's only 96 spots. So they have a championship flight, first flight, second flight, third flight, fourth flight, fifth flight. There was 122 teams that signed up. Well, what happens is you do qualifying. You do best ball. You go out and play with your partner. And if Biz, me and you were playing together and you make a five and I get a four, our score is four.
Okay. So you have to be top 96 to get in. So I think 26 teams didn't even get in this year, which is tough. You know, people travel for it, but it's gross. Once the tournament starts, then you use the strokes. And everyone's handicap comes in. But to get into the tournament, you just have to go out and post a number. My guy at m my guy, Andy Luther, we've been in the championship flight every year. We always go out, shoot three or four under, which is hard. You can go out there and make a double bogey. You don't get into the championship flight. Why does the championship flight matter the most? Because that's the only way to win the Fallon Cup. If you win the champ flight, you win the Fallon Cup. If you win your other flight, you're you know, you win maybe a couple bucks and you win your flight, but
you don't win the Fallon Cup, okay? I won Fallon. I won the Fallon Cup. And me people maybe say, Oh, it's a member guest. You can it's the Fallon Cup. F A L L O N Cup. Who is Fallon? I don't even know, dude. It was the 87th year, boys. It was the 87th year and I saw that and I go, Crosby. I go, I wouldn't even have a life without number 87. And it's the 87th Fallon Cup. Oh shit. And I'm not gonna lie, boys. I'm not gonna lie. Like I've kind of in the back of my mind been like, I'm like running out of time. Like these young kids are coming. They got new members. They're smashing it 50 yards past me. I'm like, if I don't get this thing soon, I turn forty four in February, like I'm running out of time. And if I hadn't won this goddamn tournament, I could have been on my deathbed at nine years old.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the opening banter about Pink Whitney and the start of the episode?
0:02–4:28
2
How do the hosts explain the rules and format of the Fallon Cup tournament?
4:28–8:47
3
What dramatic moments occur during the championship match of the Fallon Cup?
8:47–55:10
4
What funny Yan stories does Tip share and how did Jans evolve into a top scorer?
55:10–1:12:01
5
How did Tip’s transition from player to assistant coach in Houston lead to the Phoenix bankruptcy saga?
1:12:01–1:29:12
6
What challenges did Tip face moving from Houston to the LA Kings and then to Dallas as an NHL head coach?
1:29:12–1:45:51
7
How does Tip view today’s NHL – from the speed of the game to coaching Connor and the McDavid era?
1:45:51–2:01:05
Speakers
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