L’Inactivité Du Canadien Cet Été Est-Elle Inquiétante En Vue De La Prochaine Saison ? | Le Sick Podcast Avec Tony Marinaro 24/07/26
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The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro / Le Sick Podcast avec Tony Marinaro
1h 33m
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6 chapters
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Allô! Vendredi 24 juillet, en plein milieu de vos vacances. Ou allez-vous peut-être commencer vos vacances ce soir? Tony commence ses vacances... Aujourd'hui, il est déjà probablement, j'espère pour lui, dans un avion en direction pour le soleil, les palmiers, la plage et la mer turquoise. Je vais le remplacer pour les prochains jours, mais je suis accompagné par Marc-André Turgeon qui est avec moi. On va parler hockey, on va parler football, on va parler alouettes. Ils sont en action contre les Tiger Cats dimanche sur la montagne. On va vous poser la question... Davis Alexander, is he good? Very good? Very, very good? Or is he Alexander the Great? 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 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 5 Stanley Cups, elected to the Temple of the Renowned in 1988, the number 10 Guy Lafleur!
3-1. 3-3. What a presence of spirit. What a presence of spirit. What a magnificent goal. The dribbler. The dribbler. The dribbler. The dribbler. The dribbler. The dribbler. The dribbler. Darlene Hudson.
The ball goes back to Feijardo, the carabiner goes back, we go towards him, he throws and it's... Captained! Tyson makes the pass! Captained! Touché, Anouet! The Anouets who write the touché! 11 seconds left! Benedict, Mathurin, Lugensdorf, their first face-to-face duel. And the number 31, number 31, Carey!
And here is another territory for Jakaï. Jakaï to the end.
It's in front of the finish line. The goal! Marked by Florian Jakaï!
Last minute to play in the final. The crowd is standing, it's for sure. The Canadian who wins his 24th Stanley Cup of his life. And the Stanley Cup is ready. We will now wait for the precious trophy on the mat.
It's over!
Mesdames, messieurs, la première étoile, the first star, Tony Maranaro!
Allô, tout le monde! Bon vendredi, ici Éric Osiel. Je remplace Tony. Je suis dans la chaise et au micro de Tony pour quelques jours. Tony va revenir dans à peu près deux semaines. Non, dans deux semaines. Je suis accompagné de Marc-André Turgeon. Salut, Marc-André!
Good morning, Eric.
You're not ready for that, huh? I'm greeting you so early. I'm used to it taking a little more time. Exactly. Well, that's it. Civility. You say hello to the people who accompany you. So, listen, there's a lot of sports news. There's not a lot of hockey news, but it's going to be a hockey show. It's still a hockey show. You saw Patrick King's signature. We're going to talk about that. Jason Robertson, who met with the Dallas Stars for a year. Les Stars ne peuvent rien faire avant le 1er janvier. Après le 1er janvier, ils vont probablement essayer de l'embaucher à long terme. Et avant-hier, l'agent de Mitch Marner, qui a quitté les Maple Leafs, en a rajouté une couche. Puis je vous pose la question, parce que le show aujourd'hui, ça va être interactif.
We talk about subjects, we want to have your reactions, and we will react to your reactions. So, I'll sum up, basically, Mitch Marner's agent, for those who haven't read it, Darren Ferris, who has been his agent since the time Marner was in junior hockey, and the nine years he spent with the Leafs, he was his agent, and the last year with Vegas. Well, he says that... Marner was targeted throughout his career by Maple Leafs supporters. He was targeted by himself and his family. He was often wrongly or wrongly accused for the failure of the Leafs. He was threatened by himself and his family on social media. The relationship with the Leafs has been tense for a very, very long time, not only since the year before he left the Leafs.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:03–17:00
2
Why is Mitch Marner's exit from Toronto and his agent's comments making headlines?
17:00–26:25
3
How do hosts assess responsibility for the Maple Leafs' playoff failures?
26:25–45:38
4
What are the expectations and concerns about the Canadiens after a quiet summer?
45:38–1:09:59
5
Why did Patrick Kane's return to Chicago spark debate about his role and salary?
1:09:59–1:21:29
6
How are NHL captaincies changing this offseason and which teams still lack a captain?
1:21:29–1:33:37
Speakers
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