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Chapter 1: Who is Tyler Kennedy and what is his connection to the Stanley Cup?
Pomp is here, and so is Stanley Cup champion Tyler Kennedy. Kennedy, Kennedy. I still love that. Don't you, Tyler? I love that song.
I didn't hear it enough when I played, but yeah. You like our theme song? Yeah, I love it. It gets you going in the morning.
It gets a little pop. Yeah. Who was in charge of the music when you guys played in the locker room?
I think Joe Vitale.
Joe Vitale. What kind of music did he like?
You know, usually they give it to, like, a young guy, and he's got a lot of direction from the veteran guys. Like, usually after, say, we played Friday night, in the morning we would play, like, country, soft music in the morning, and then before games it would be all, you know, pump up, rap, this and that.
Pump-up music. So a team-wide pump-up, or do you have your headphones on before a game getting pumped? Oh, team.
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Chapter 2: What role does music play in a hockey team's locker room?
You've got to get that locker room buzzing inside.
Who's the best dancer in your group?
I don't know if anyone was good dancers. Everyone worked really hard on the dance floor. I'm not sure if anyone was that good at dancing. Bob is. I know. I've seen him.
Yeah.
I wish I can dance. I wish I can like.
Sure you can. It's inside. Why don't we do it more often? Look what you've overcome as a hockey. You had to go over and above everything, and you did it because you practiced, and you could do that. Why don't we dance more often? When me and my wife go out dancing, which is once every four years approximately, we have fun. It's fun. When we go to a wedding and we dance, we have fun.
Mentally, it's healthy everywhere. Yes. So why don't you and I do that?
Why don't we do it?
A couple's double dancing date and go out and do that. There's a place right by my house that does that. Invite us, Bob, and we'll go.
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Chapter 3: Why is dancing important for team morale and bonding?
It looks like you got a haircut. I did not. I got it about two weeks ago, maybe three weeks ago now. But I'm rocking with a mustache just for today that might be going away after hearing what TK had to say about it. He's Stash Boy this week.
He can say a lot of things, just not on air right now. But I don't know. You got a girlfriend? You don't have a girlfriend, right?
No.
That's starting to make sense.
Oh, wow. That's already a sore subject. That's a shot from the blue line.
You got to keep it tight, dude. You got to keep it tight.
I agree, limits. A little tighter would do you wonders. Are we going out to dinner? No, your hair looks great. First of all, I don't like it that flat. He's got the thickness there. He should prop it up.
What about his mustache, Bob?
The mustache, I have to see it. Be honest. No, I can't tell right now. I'd have to see when it gets... It was not meant to be something that stayed for more than 24 hours. I don't see a mustache.
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Chapter 4: How has the culture in the Penguins' locker room changed this season?
That's all they said.
Oh, that was unbelievable. Unbelievable. A clinic. Like, it was like they took defense serious for once. You know, it was like, wow, we're going to try our butt off and play really good defense. And, you know, from Carlson to Letang. I see they're not making those bad decisions where the hope plays, hey, let me try to make this one more play. They're keeping it so simple. They're playing well.
You've got to give a lot of credit to Mews and his staff for getting those guys to buy into the system. But from everyone I talk to, They, the players love the coaching staff. They like the energy. They like the new, the process. They like their voice being heard from the coaches.
I was just going to ask you about Muse. That's the vibe. Yeah. What do they say about him?
Just, it's enjoyable to go to the rink.
Yeah.
And, and when you talk to him, he wants to hear your, your point of view. And for a player, like that means so much. That means like you're a part of something he wants, you know, you're a part of something. Sometimes when you get like a veteran coach, um, They don't even care what you think. They're like, hey, I won, or this is what we're doing. If you don't like it, whatever.
We'll trade you and get you new scenery.
What you're saying is he will adapt whatever he needs to adapt to the current talent of the team. If you see as a team that he's going to play a certain way and this is how you play it, I understand about the system, but I also got to believe ā Part of that is trust in young players and trust in a fourth line, which I think a lot of coaches stay away from fourth line minutes.
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Chapter 5: What emotions surround Ron's final show and the decisions made?
How are you feeling right now?
Like I've felt since I bought my place in May. Excited as hell. I got a lot to look forward to. But apprehensive, too.
Chapter 6: How does the team reflect on their past experiences and relationships?
I don't know what's out there. I've never done this before. And I know what I'm leaving behind. A lot.
That's actually a great one. And he was very emotional that last day. I mean, we saw him at Domenico's that night. Right. And it's tough. That's a tough decision to make.
Chapter 7: What insights do they share about Mike Tomlin's potential future in TV?
Regardless of how many years you've spent at something, it's tough. You have to come to grips with the fact that it's going to end. I was just telling somebody the other day, and I'll always say this, you could have knocked me over with a feather when Ron texted me and said, meet me at, I think it was Shooters. Meet me at Shooters for a drink. We worked together for all those years.
We never socialized. So I'm like, what? Okay. I went there and he told me that night, he said, he said, um, his exact quote was I'm following Fulsey out the door. Remember Fulsey, Bob, do we have any Fulsey clips limits we could play for people?
Chapter 8: What are the key takeaways from the Steelers' upcoming game against Houston?
I don't think so. The wheel of ball. He always liked that. Yeah. The wheel, we should have Fulsey on for an occasional wheel of ball. Bob, would you be open to that? Yeah, probably. Limits? Would you like that? I'd be very open to that.
That'd be wonderful.
We did that once before we had him come on. So Fulsey was on his way out then, and then Ron said, I'm following Fulsey out the door. Bob, if there was anybody who I thought we'd have to rip the jersey off in this business, it would have been Ron. But credit to him. He went off to live his life. But he was very meticulous in his planning of it.
He started that well in advance, which I think you have to do. You have to have everything ready to go so that when you do leave, you just jump into the new life that you're going to live. And at heart, a very good man. Would you agree with that? He's very loyal to his mother all those years. His mom used to make cookies and bring them in here. His daughter. Just absolutely.
Knows everybody's birthday. Gives me a text when it's anyone in my family's birthday, not just mine. Sends me a text. I think a very caring individual. Absolutely. I agree. All right, Limits, where were we?
Eric, I thought about who you reminded me of in the TV business. Who's that? Ron Jeremy. I mean, you have everything to offer that he does. I don't have any conduct. Ron, I got to be honest with you. Of all the things you've said on this show, that might have been the most shocking, surprising. Why? He reminds me of Ron Jeremy. I'm aghast right now. You should be taking that as a compliment.
I've stunned silence here. Nobody else watches Anchorman? I haven't seen many movies in my life in the last 20 years, but I did see that. I haven't seen Anchorman 2. I can't believe you said that. I'm blown away right now. You remind me of Ron Jeremy, and I mean it in the best of senses. Thank you.
maybe the all-time incredible moment yeah that's a two plus i mean i know when that happens because it happens to all of us you think you're saying one name and it comes out the other but that name yeah double down and triple down on it perhaps the greatest moment in fan history i think it might have been is that it limits i mean for the for the ron quotes and the limitless express or that's it for the ron quotes
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