The Big Suey: The Land of No Expectations (feat. Steve Goldstein)
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Welcome to the Big Suey, presented by DraftKings. Why are you listening to this show? The podcast that seems very similar to the other Dan Lebitard podcast. I'm sorry, I'm not going to apologize for that. In fact, the only difference seems to be this imaging.
I have been tempted in restaurants just walking past tables to grab somebody's fries if they're just there. That hasn't happened to you guys?
I've done it. And now, here's the marching man to nowhere, fat face, and the habitual liar.
This episode is presented by DraftKings.
DraftKings, the crown is yours. So Stu just gave me some information that he was talking to you, Chris Cody, and he was asking you if... You could get derby picks, Kentucky derby picks, from any person, and he gave you three options. It was the Bear.
No, I gave him three options on guest. I gave him Chris Felica, the Bear, to make derby picks because we have no idea what we're doing. I gave him Chris Sims because he loves to give Billy a hard time. And then I gave him a third option of Steve Goldstein, the voice of the Florida Panthers. You know what I picked. And Chris Cody quickly fired back at me, Steve Goldstein, please.
All right. Well, let's bring on Steve Goldstein. Into my veins.
Give me this Panther talk into my veins right now.
Of the Florida Panthers, as much as I want to talk to him about the pickup game that we had several years ago with Joe Rose and Ira Winderman and Eric Reid. And I got the nickname fade away from Joe Rose, which I'm so proud of. I don't want to talk. There's no time for that, Goldie. We got to talk about how much better the Panthers are than the Lightning. Why is it the Panthers turn to just be dominant right now?
Izzy, forget about the hockey. I want to talk all about that pick-up game.
Assess my game.
So do I. Okay. I got Sandman across the board tomorrow in the Derby. And the funniest thing is I was over in Tampa. Panthers took him out in five. I saw Nikita Kucherov, and he asks me, do you know who Jeremy Taché is? What?
Now, I cannot imagine that that's true.
Everybody knows Jeremy Taché. So those are the important things. We can get to the hockey in a second. Hey, Goldie, love you too. Yeah, of course, of course. It's amazing is what's going on with the Panthers. We are really in. you know a golden age and in south florida if you look back at the early 70s dolphins the big three for the heat that stretch that they had um that's really the only comparable you know the hurricanes late 80s early 90s with all those championships this panther run that started a few years ago and still the window is wide open for the next few years including the next few weeks um They're just a machine. They could beat you however you want. You want to open it up and score goals. They can do that. You want to grind it out one, nothing and have a tight game right to the end. They do not change the way they play. They know their identity and they got a lot of guys that buy in. Basically everybody buys in and they're even willing to sacrifice their own game to get wins.
And then obviously we all know that's what it takes to win in sports.
Now the Tampa Bay Lightning led the league in scoring. They were top five in penalty kill and power play, but it's like everybody forgot that once the Panthers got to full health, aside from Aaron Eckland who was suspended, that the Panthers, fully healthy, are actually going to take care of the Lightning in the first round, considering what the Panthers were a couple years ago when they were just a transition team and now they're a four-track team. We've seen that that style of play that the Lightning have actually does not work in the playoffs. So explain to me why all the media decided to go with the Lightning to win this series.
Well, Roy, you know you're at Amarant Bank Arena all the time, so you watched the Panthers play the last couple of months. Now, you knew Matthew Kachuk was out. Marshan was out for those three weeks in March. Then he just started coming back, getting his game going. Ekblad was out of the lineup. You know, you don't take all those guys out of the lineup and have you be exactly the same.
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