Local Hour: I'm Still Standing
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Who opens the show and what fitness journey is discussed?
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What happened with the controversial Hagel hit in the hockey game?
I am so motivated to make a memory here with you guys today because the first thing that Cody says to me, I see him. I'm doing nothing personal. Everything's good. You guys are doing your pre-show prep, Zazz. And I can see everyone's into it. You guys are locked in, which I like. You're ready to start on time. We got a core group of lunatic fans here. And all I'm hearing in my ear and all I'm hearing pre-show is, I hate that Hagel guy.
And he should. It's very upsetting what took place last night. It was a hit. It was a dirty hit. You forgot the word dirty that comes in front of a hit. I'd say gross.
I'd say a gross hit. Vomit's gross. Yeah. Not that.
Seeing your best player on the ground and he cannot return, that's gross.
The first thing I thought of when I saw the hit, we're obviously talking about what happened. For those of you not locked in because there was so much last night, for those of you who may have been at a Pearl Jam concert and couldn't see it live.
Oh, yeah, baby.
20?
30? 40? 40 minutes. It was outrageous. Like the 15th pick that were still playing. There was this hit. And the only thing I was thinking of when I saw the hit is I was frantic that Barkov's skate was going to come up and there'd be a neck slash, if anyone remembers that.
Yeah, that was Richard Zednik. I do remember it like 15 years ago.
That was the scariest thing I've ever seen. Yes, that was incredibly scary. Because when you hit a hockey player, that's what happened. He went off his feet. It looked worse than it was. Yeah. He was fine. He got up. Well, I don't know about fine. He didn't return to the game.
He didn't return. I know he didn't return. And you know these guys are incredibly tough.
He's fine.
Well, we'll see. We'll find out tomorrow if he's fine. Tomorrow afternoon, which that kind of stinks actually timing-wise that it's in the afternoon. It would be better if it was in the evening. More time to recover, evaluate, that kind of deal. So that's a little bit of a disadvantage. But we'll find out tomorrow if he's fine. You won the first two games on the road.
Yeah, baby. You're going to be fine. Well, Billy Gill told me. He said they don't mean shit.
How are emotions and strategies impacting the Panthers vs Lightning series?
So far, Billy's looking incredibly right.
beyond right so you're right it the panthers are in a phenomenal position winning both games on the road and and i feel like it looks like they're going to sweep them now but we also have to step back for a second the home ice advantage it's not like the nba it's not like if you win the two games on the road and then you're coming home oh the series is over it's not quite like that in hockey So there's still work to be done, but we're in a great spot here, David Sampson.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who opens the show and what fitness journey is discussed?
0:01–1:45
2
What happened with the controversial Hagel hit in the hockey game?
1:45–3:47
3
How are emotions and strategies impacting the Panthers vs Lightning series?
3:47–10:57
4
What are the drug testing procedures for players returning from suspensions?
10:57–12:47
5
How does the show test the timing of hydration and urination live?
12:47–15:03
6
What are the hosts’ personal pee habits and related humorous takes?
15:03–16:49
7
What was the experience of watching the Panthers game during the Pearl Jam concert?
16:49–24:24
8
What promotional messages and sponsor ads are included in the episode?
24:24–42:25
Speakers
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