Caufield Dans Un Top 10 De La LNH & Ça Bouge Chez Les Blue Jays | Le Sick Podcast Avec Tony Marinaro 03/08/26
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The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro / Le Sick Podcast avec Tony Marinaro
1h 49m
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7 chapters
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What local sports headlines open the show and which guest is introduced?
Good morning everyone! Monday, the 3rd of August, Shane Gaumont with you this morning and this week in French and in English in replacement of Tony Marinaro who is still on vacation. We hope he benefits well from the beach, but we have a lot of topics to discuss. Obviously, the deadline for the MLB exchanges tonight at 6 p.m. There have already been a lot of party exchanges. We're going to call Charles-Alexis Brisebois, who will come and help us discuss it. We're also going to talk about hockey, of course. There's the Hlinka Gretzky Tournament, which is currently taking place, and the World Junior Summer Showcase, the summer showcase, to get an overview of what we're going to see in December at the World Juniors.
In addition, Cole Caulfield has been named in the top 20 of the best allies of the National League, according to NHL Network. Where does he rank, by the way? Is he too high? Is he too low? We're going to discuss that and much more. We'll be right back in three minutes.
For some, he was the blond demon. For others, Flower. He was the greatest hockey player in the 70s. First player to play six seasons of 58 and more. Member of the first star team, 6-8. He deserves the Art Ross trophy, put on the first counter in the 3-8 league. The most useful player. Winner of the Hart Trophy, two consecutive years. Winner of the Smythe Trophy, he rewrote the book of Canadian records. He was a fascinating player, capable of the greatest exploits in the most difficult situations. A man and a player of passion who never left anyone indifferent. Winner of five Stanley Cups, elected to the Temple of Renown in 1988, number 10 Guy Lafleur.
3-3. What a presence of spirit. What a presence of spirit. The triple. The triple. The triple. The triple. The triple.
The triple.
For the career, Doreen Hudson. Suzuki, the first to be selected.
The ball goes back to Feijardo, the caravanser back, we go towards him, he throws and it's... Captained! Tyson Fieldball! Captained! Touché by the Alouettes! The Alouettes write the touché! Only 11 seconds left! Benedict, Mathurin and Lugensdorf, their first face-to-face duel. And number 31... Number 31!
And here is another territory for Jakaï. Jakaï, nice end, it's going to the final!
The goal! Marked by Florian Jakaï!
Last minute to play in the final. The crowd is up. That's for sure. The Canadian who wins his 24th Stanley Cup of his life. And the Stanley Cup is ready. We'll see the precious trophy now on the blackboard.
It's over !
Ladies and gentlemen, the first star, the first star, Tony Maranaro!
Eh oui, bienvenue tout le monde au Sick Podcast. Shane Gaumont ici avec vous. Bien content d'y être. D'habitude, je suis en anglais. Là, j'ai la chance de parler un peu en français, ce qui est ma langue native. Donc, je suis bien excité de faire ça. Bien excité de remplacer Éric Osiel, qui a fait un travail excellent la dernière semaine. Une bonne main d'applaudissement pour Éric, qui maintenant profite d'une belle semaine de vacances bien méritée. Mais moi, j'ai hâte d'être ici. Cette semaine, on va avoir beaucoup, beaucoup de plaisir. Puis, ça commence déjà avec des nouvelles. On a une signature. Les Canadiens ont signé Maximilien Zuber, un an, deux volets. On va en discuter, mais tout et avant tout, moi, je veux introduire mon collègue aujourd'hui, ma main droite.
Non, non, le seul et unique Alexis Lavoie-Martel. Comment ça va?
It's going very well, Shane, and you? Ah, great! Have a great weekend! Absolutely! Happy to have you behind the microphone. Every time we collaborate together, it's going to be fun.
We're going to have a great week, I think. Ah, I'm convinced. We often see each other in the studio, we talk a lot, but the first time we have the chance to do it in front of the camera, I'm looking forward to it. I know we've had some great discussions already, and we're going to have even more, Alexis. Let's start with the Canadian. The news is very thin these days.
We take what we have at this stage of the year, let's say in the month of August.
Beginning of August, we are still waiting for the signatures of Albert Jacquet and Zachary Bolduc.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What local sports headlines open the show and which guest is introduced?
0:03–20:11
2
Which Canadiens/Rocket roster moves and prospects are being discussed?
20:11–51:26
3
How did NHL Network rank Cole Caufield and which players spark debate?
51:26–56:07
4
How are the Blue Jays handling injuries and roster decisions at the trade deadline?
56:07–58:10
5
What went wrong for Team Canada at the World Junior Summer Showcase and how could development be the issue?
58:10–1:03:32
6
Which NHL contract and roster sagas could affect the upcoming season (Gauthier, Fantilli, Wierenski)?
1:03:32–1:08:56
7
How should the Canadiens manage goaltenders, free agents and roster roles before the season?
1:08:56–1:49:43
Speakers
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