Hockey Canada Entre Bonnes Mains & L'Avenir De Zharovsky À MTL | Le Sick Podcast Avec Tony Marinaro 05/08/26

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Shane Gaumont 0:02
Good morning everyone, Wednesday the 5th of August. Welcome to the SIG Podcast. Shane Gaumont again with you this morning. A lot of topics for today. Obviously, we're going to start with the Omnium Banque Nationale. A tough day for our Canadians yesterday, hoping for a better one today. Obviously, the Linka Gretzky tournament in Edmonton. Another victory for Canada, this time by 6-1 against Slovakia. A great match. We'll also talk with Martin Biron around 10.30. We'll discuss topics that are still open in the National League. There's about a month left before the start of the training camps and still a lot of unregulated files. Even more on the menu. We'll be back in three minutes. Stay with us.
Guy Lafleur 0:50
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 back 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 the Renowned in 1988, the number 10 Guy Lafleur.
Unknown 1:49
Watch out, 3-3 on the surface. 3-3.

What are the latest results and highlights from the Canada national team’s recent games?

Unknown 2:13
3-3. What a spirit. What a spirit. The triple. The triple. The triple. The triple. The triple. And yeah, don't lean on suit.
Unknown 2:29
The ball goes back to Feijardo, the backhand goes back, it goes towards him, he throws, and it's... Caught! Tyson makes the ball! Caught!
Martin Biron 2:44
Touché by the Alouettes! The Alouettes score the touch! Only 11 seconds left! Benedict, Mathurin and Lugensdorf, their first face-to-face duel.
Unknown 2:51
And the number 31, number 31,
Unknown 3:06
And up 1-0, Kitagitoa for Jaakai. Jaakai, bad fight, 7-2 in the final.
Levee! Marké by Florian Jaakai! The world champion of the world, John Walsh Sainz!
Unknown 3:26
Last minute to play in the final. The crowd is up. It's certain. The Canadian who wins his 24th Stanley Cup of his history. And the Stanley Cup is ready. We will see the precious trophy now on the patinoir. It's over. Ladies and gentlemen, the first star of Cursed Star, Tony Maranaro!
Shane Gaumont 4:08
Eh oui, bon matin à tous, bienvenue au Sick Podcast, Shane Gaumont avec vous encore une fois. On a tellement eu du fun lundi et mardi, je me suis décidé, ouais, je vais revenir mercredi. Puis si c'est le fun encore aujourd'hui, je vais être là demain. Bon, Tony va être de retour la semaine prochaine de vacances. Ne vous inquiétez pas, il est correct, il a du fun. Il se fait bronzer sur la plage, donc il va revenir avec beaucoup d'énergie, beaucoup de passion, comme vous le connaissez bien. Today, we have a lot on the menu. Obviously, Martin Biron will join us around 10 and a half. But first of all, I have to introduce my right arm. Alexis Lavoie-Martel, how are you? Good morning, Shane. It's going great.
Shane Gaumont 4:48
Ah, listen, a great day today.
Guy Lafleur 4:50
How can it not go well?
Shane Gaumont 4:51
Again, we had a bad weather today. Yes, finally, we're screwed. We had a weekend, we'll say, of shit. But now, it's been two great days in a row for the National Bank Omnium. Obviously, no delay, no match postponed. We like that, but it's also pleasant to enjoy the summer. We're already in Aour. Ce qui veut dire que les camps d'entraînement s'en viennent. Ce qui veut dire que l'hiver s'en vient. Moi, c'est de la façon que je le vois. Je suis vraiment... Je n'aime pas l'hiver, Alexis. Je n'aime pas l'hiver.
Maxim Koukushkin 5:16
Noël s'en vient. Noël est demain matin, pratiquement.
Shane Gaumont 5:20
C'est ça. On est rendu là. On va être en 2027 dans le temps de le dire. On va en profiter. On va profiter du beau mois d'août à date qu'on a. Alexis, on va profiter du show aujourd'hui. Je pense qu'on va avoir beaucoup de plaisir. Puis commençons avec le tennis, parce que c'est co-présentement à Montréal et à Toronto. Hier, beaucoup de Canadiens en action. Duncan Chan, Denis Shapovalov, Liam Draxell, Gabriel Diallo et Catherine Sebov.

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