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Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
Oh man, Team Canada walking into the building this morning. I don't think I'd want to be playing them today, boys. We got Tyler Kennedy, a Stanley Cup champion. We have Bob Pompiani, a member of the Beaver County Sports Hall of Fame, along with Ron Cook. And we have little old me. I'm a nobody. Plus we have Austin City Limits Bechtold to my left in a beautiful Penguins jacket. Look at him.
You like that logo, Tyler? That's your era. That's the old school.
Yeah, I love that era. You know what? You've got the same thing on today. No, no, that's different. That's the newer one. Oh, you're right.
This is the Robo Penguin from the 90s.
At Mario's Fantasy Camp, that was his theme last year, the Robo logos.
The Robo logo.
You know, the black jersey like that is so awesome. I love that.
Well, what's your favorite Penguin jersey of all time? Mine's the powder blue. Anything powder blue is awesome. Right? The ones you wore at the Winter Classic. Yes. Bob, you agree with that?
I love them all, actually. Their powder blue is unique, and I think they should do it every now and then just because.
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Chapter 2: What are the favorite Penguin jerseys of the guests?
Right, Bob? Yeah, no, that was exciting. Where were you before that? I put a lot of time in nowhere. I got hired right out of the internships I did at KDKA. Look at this girl. But I made sure I showed them that ā I could do it. But I'm sure you had the first time up. It's special. You remember?
Oh, yeah. You still, like, I remember during the national anthem, I was like, what am I doing here? You know, like, you still get that, like, what am I doing?
Imposter syndrome.
I have that every day. Yeah. You need to have a confidence about you when you come up. You need to have that confidence. I really do think guys that come up and are a little cocky, they need to be because, again, it's going up to the best league in the world, and you've got to be able to make plays.
How about Avery Hayes? Talk about getting called up and right off the bat.
That was incredible.
He goes back to Wilkes-Barre, scores a hat-trick the very next day.
Yeah, they say he's got a little Brian Russ into him, right? A little motor. A little Max Talbot, too. Yeah, he's feisty. When you look at the farm team, when you look at the team we have up top, we have so many good prospects that can maybe turn into a Gensel, Russ, like an Avery, a Kindle, all those guys. I'm very happy with what Kyle Dubas has done the last two years.
with just getting that prospect pool, good players. So when the page does churn, they still have a really good team.
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Chapter 3: How do players manage pressure in high-stakes games?
Bob, would you like to officially introduce Tyler Kennedy today?
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome on this Thursday morning at 10.08.02, it's Tyler Kennedy. Time of the goal, 10.08.02, it's Kennedy.
That might be my wake-up call. Should I get that on my phone so when my alarm goes off in the morning, it's welcome.
I don't think Brandy would like that.
The time of the goal is incredible. She's sleeping with the kids half the time. The kids wake her up in the middle of the night and then she leaves for the night, but I get my bed to myself.
Tyler Kennedy brought to you by Mike's beer bar. Meet me at Mike's off the top brought to you by JP roofing and siding. We've got all kinds of things happening, but right now Tyler Kennedy is happening. So do you like the Olympic game better than the NHL game? The dimensions of the rink, the style of play, all that. You like it better?
Oh, just the players alone playing in it. Yeah. That level of speed, I think you're going to watch Team Canada play here in a little bit, is going to be nothing like you've ever seen before because the speed of that team, those forward lines, is remarkable. They are going to be flying out there.
I think the next generation of guys that haven't won yet, like a McKinnon, like a McDavid, have a lot of pressure on them to do really well. And I think they need to show that they can take Team Canada to the promised land.
and win so i think it's going to be very exciting to watch this and i love it i i was watching i think maybe the hardest sport in the olympics what do you think the hardest sport is i'll tell you what mine is i'd say uphill cross-country skiing did you see that dude the other day bob i would have had to have been up the hill oh my god with skis on they would have airlifted me out off that thing after four strides
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Chapter 4: What impact does the Olympic hockey experience have on players?
Harder. This is the key moment here. Do you get around?
It's the final shot. That hurt.
Now they got one point out of it, I guess.
They were satisfied. Seems so. Fan text line brought to you by Edgar Snyder and Associates, a personal injury law firm where they always say there's never a fee unless we get money for you. And fan Twitter brought to you by South Hills Kia Peters Township. Visit them at SouthHillsKia.net. Limits, are you up for a Pittsburgh curling club? Field trip? Would you like that?
Yeah, I actually would be very interested in learning how to curl. Or at Sliders Ice Curling in Millvale. There's a lot of different options out there that I see.
How about me and Tyler against you and Bob? I have a feeling Tyler's good at this. I would love to have Bob on my team.
Are we on? For lunch? I like cleaning the house sometimes, so I'm pretty good at using the broom.
Let's do it. They get pretty low there, like you said. They get low. That's going to be the hard part. That's a lunge and a half.
And you've got to sustain it all the way through the time.
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Chapter 5: What unique video games do the hosts reminisce about?
It was a video tennis game. where all it was was the ball going back and forth, and you hit it with a moving hyphen. Your tennis racket was a moving hyphen. It was unbelievable, Bob. What about Coleco football? I remember that.
I used to like that, yes.
I could still do the exact pattern of my thumbs to make a touchdown. And again, it was a moving dash. There was a lot of moving dashes limits because that's all we had in those days. Was this Atari? I think it was, yeah. Coleco. I don't know if that's the same thing. I don't know. It was Coleco football.
It was a little dash, and he went twice onto the screen, then down, then over, then up, and then through the middle. And if you scored, a band would play, unless I'm hallucinating. Was the band on the field? The band was always on the field. I used to play that thing in the back of the basketball bus every day, and I bet you did it on the golf bus. Was it Pong? Pong was the first game.
Yes, Pong. What a game, Bob.
What a game. Pong was a good game.
They never made a better video game. Yes, they did. They made Tecmo.
Well, the technology has made it so that every year there's something new that comes out that's tremendous. So, yeah, but that was a good one. I used to like that one. We used to go crazy with that.
You know, if I ever just wanted to sink into oblivion, and the way the world is right now, I may. I'm going to get addicted to video games and just play them every single night.
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Chapter 6: How do the hosts feel about video game addiction?
The arcade version. Ms. Pac-Man? Yes. Like it's a lady doing it? Have you never heard of that game before? Ms. Pac-Man?
I've heard of Pac-Man. I never heard of Ms. Pac-Man.
So there's a regular Pac-Man and there's a Ms. Pac-Man. I didn't know it was married. There's a Ms. The Ms. Pac-Man is the better game compared to the regular Pac-Man. It's elite. The Pac-Man Galaga combined game in like the 1983 console. Yeah. Incredible. Anytime there's ever an arcade and like my friends and I go like once a year and we go on vacation, that's where you'll find me.
You will find me at the Pac-Man game for an hour.
See, I have an addictive personality. So if I get into like Madden football or college football, I would literally play all day every day and not eat and maybe die playing it, Bob.
Well, again, you don't want to do that to that level.
Probably not.
No. The older I get here, the less screens I want to look into.
What's the hockey game where you could do one-timers and was it blades? Like dome hockey? No, no, no. Video. Blades of Steel? That sounds about right. You could check people and you could do one-timers. I like that kind of stuff. I love that game too. What about boxing, Bob? Did you ever play the boxing game where the opponents would change and you could knock his block off? No. Something Joe?
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Chapter 7: What are the key points about the Pittsburgh Pirates rotation?
It was an incredible game. Do you know what I'm talking about? Austin? Now he's interacting with other people and not talking on his radio show. Interacting with Pony. Tell him to blank off. Ask the question to Pony. Whoa! Can you talk to us, please? Yeah.
What's the game? I don't know what the game is. Okay. It's a boxing game. Can't figure out the name of it.
But I never played it. Something Joe. That's what it was. Fighter? I don't remember. The text liners will know for sure. They'll text it in. Yes, they will.
In about 10 seconds. All right, Bob, back to the clips. Here we go. Here is what Paul Skeens had to say about the Pirates rotation and how excited he is for it this year.
Yeah, I mean, it's nice to have some competition. Obviously, there are five rotation spots, and we probably have 10 or 15 starters in camp right now. So, yeah.
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Chapter 8: What are the Steelers' upcoming opponents and challenges?
It's good to see that this competition can bring the best out of everybody. So looking forward to that competition and everybody's gonna be better off because of it. There's nothing stopping us from being, call it whatever you want, the best group we can be, the best group in baseball, whatever. The only thing that's gonna get in our way is ourselves.
He throws those little nuggets in there, the best group in baseball. But I don't know that I agree that it's going to be 10 to 15 guys. They can take five from him.
I think he's meant there's 10 to 15 guys actually there competing.
No, that's fine. But as far as I still don't think they have enough depth necessarily. I saw that Quintana went to Colorado. They were looking at him a little bit. They may need somebody else. They may have answers in their own system for all I see. But throughout the course of the year, I was looking up averages.
Most major league teams go through nine starting pitchers over the course of a year that are used as starters. Yeah.
Now, did I see where Jared Jones was throwing the ball yesterday, Limit?
Yeah, but they put him on 60-day DL.
But he was throwing well. That's pretty exciting. Even to get him by, what, June, mid-June or so?
Yeah, I think that's where they're looking at.
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