Félicitations Carey Price & En Route Vers Le Repêchage | Le Sick Podcast Avec Tony Marinaro 23/06/26

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The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro / Le Sick Podcast avec Tony Marinaro 1h 47m 4 speakers 8 chapters transcribed 3 months ago
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What recent achievements did Carey Price accomplish?

Tony Marinaro 0:02
Marinero, Le Sic podcast, mardi matin. Des matchs à la Coupe du Monde hier, on s'attendait tous au show de Messi pour l'Argentine, d'Mbappé pour la France et de Haaland pour la Norvège et on a eu exactement ça. On va parler du Canadien, le répéchage est vendredi et c'est pour ça que Simon de Sneek-Boisvert, qui d'habitude est avec nous tous les mercredis, est là aujourd'hui et il va être là jeudi. Donc cette semaine, deux fois pour Sneek-Boisvert, il va nous parler des joueurs au répéchage. Il y a beaucoup de nouvelles sur le monde du hockey. And there are a few questions I'm going to ask you about the Montreal Canadiens. Speaking of the Montreal Canadiens, it was a big day yesterday.

How did the latest World Cup matches impact hockey discussions?

Tony Marinaro 0:47
Last year, Carey Price, the legendary goalkeeper of the Montreal Canadiens, was not elected to the Renommee Temple. Not last year. This year, it's the good one. Yesterday, Carey Price, as well as Patrice Bergeron, Pec Cariné, Keith Kachok, A été nommé, a été élu au Temple Renommé pour la catégorie des joueurs masculins. Bravo, Carey. Puis maintenant que Carey s'en va au Temple Renommé, il y a une question qui se pose. La question de un million de dollars. On va la tacler ici au SecPodcast. Marie Naraud, Alexis Lavoie-Martel. Dans trois petites minutes.
Guy Lafleur 1:36
For some, he was the blond demon. For others, Flower.

What are the prospects for the Montreal Canadiens in the upcoming draft?

Guy Lafleur 1:39
He was the greatest hockey player in the 70s. First player to know six seasons of 58 and more. Member of the first star team, 6-8. He deserves the Hart-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.
Anthony Martineau 2:35
3-3.
3-3. 3-3. 3-3. 3-3. 3-3. ¶¶
The ball goes back to Fischardo, the crossbar goes back, it goes towards him, he throws, and it's... Caught! Tyson makes the ball!
Guy Lafleur 3:31
Caught!
Touché, Anouet! The Anouets write the touché! 11 seconds left! Benedict, Mathurin and Lugensdorff, their first face-to-face duel.
Tony Marinaro 3:37
And the number 31, number 31,

Why is Carey Price's election to the Hall of Fame significant?

And here is another territory for Ja'Kai. Ja'Kai, nice end, it's coming to the final! The goal! Marked by Florian Ja'Kai! The world champion, Charles Walsh! Last minute to play in the final. The crowd is up. It's John Shepard. The Canadian who wins his 24th Stanley Cup of his life. And the Stanley Cup is ready.
Tony Marinaro 4:38
We'll see the precious trophy now on the ice rink. It's over. Ladies and gentlemen, the first star, the first star, Tony Maranaro! Hello, hello. How are you? Are you doing well? Alexis is here, Marc-André is here, Brandon is here, Anthony is here, and you are here too. Carey Price, congratulations. Élu au Temple Renommé du hockey, c'est quelque chose d'exceptionnel. Moi, Carey, c'est un athlète que j'ai beaucoup apprécié au cours de sa carrière. J'ai suivi puis j'ai couvert toute sa carrière quand Carey a commencé avec le Canadien. Carey was picked up in 2005 by the Canadiens, 5th in total, and I think he played his first game with the Canadiens in 2007. I started in the media in 2002 and in 2003.
Tony Marinaro 5:36
So I followed Carey Price's career, I covered all his career. Then, you know, in the first ten years of my career, I was not only a sports announcer on English-speaking radio, I was also the station reporter assigned to cover the Montreal Canadiens. So, it was me who went to practice. I was there at the practice and I was there in the locker room after the practice. I did that for a good ten years, I think. Maybe a good ten years. Et quand j'ai fait 10 ans à la station, mon boss, à un moment donné, il m'a demandé, il dit, « Hey, à 10 ans avec la station, qu'est-ce que je peux faire pour toi? » D'antan, j'avais un bon boss à la radio et je travaillais pour une bonne station de radio. Ça n'a pas toujours été le cas dans ma vie.
Tony Marinaro 6:32
Mais j'ai dit, « Boss, merci beaucoup.

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