Qui Devrait Être le 2e Joueur De Centre Du Canadien La Saison Prochaine ?|Le Sick Podcast Avec Tony Marinaro 22/07/26
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The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro / Le Sick Podcast avec Tony Marinaro
1h 32m
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3 chapters
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Why does Tony open the show discussing timing, radio format and Jason Robertson's contract?
Marinero, the Sick Podcast, Wednesday morning. The CF Montréal in action tonight at Nashville against Nashville SC. We're talking about it. Jason Robertson, his contract is now done. Except that he didn't sign long-term. And he can become a free agent without restrictions at the end of the season. Don't tell me that the Stars are going to lose him for nothing. No! They can't, of course. They have a plan for that. We're going to talk about hockey with Martin Biron. He'll be my guest in about 15 minutes. We're talking about sports. We're talking about everything. Marc-André Tourjoin is there. Brendan is there too. I hope you're there and you're on the lookout. Back in three minutes, right here. This is the podcast.
I'm Marinero with my beautiful haircut. Check this out. Wow, I'm beautiful.
For some, he was the blond demon. For others, Flower. 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 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 Renown in 1988, the number 10 Guy Lafleur!
3-3! What a spirit! What a spirit!
Here's Matheson who's going to pass to Hudson. He's got it! Here's the winner, the first of the career, Doreen Hudson. Suzuki on the pass.
The ball goes back to Feijardo, the carabiner goes back, we go towards him, he throws and it's... Caught! Tyson makes the pass! Caught! Touché by the Alouettes! The Alouettes score the touch! Only 11 seconds left! Benedict, Mathurin and Lugensdorff, their first face-to-face duel. And number 31!
Number 31!
The World Champion of the World, John Williams!
The last minute to play in the final. The crowd is standing. It's certain. 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 ice rink.
It's over.
Ladies and gentlemen, the first star, the first star, Tony Maranaro!
Ah, it's good to be here. And there, the first message I see when I enter, it comes from Stanley. The guy is always late, a show amateur, too bad, you were good at BPM. Thank you very much, Stanley. So, yes, during the summer, I am often late, you know, and sometimes it takes us a few minutes to get settled, but today I arrived late, you know, I arrived, maybe it was 4 p.m., and I went to get lunch for everyone, and then we settle down, and then we get on board, and it's 7 p.m. Yes, we are, I am late. It's true. C'est vrai que j'étais bon à BPM. Merci beaucoup. Même là, je pense que j'étais vraiment, vraiment, vraiment bon à BPM. Peut-être trop bon pour certains. Donc, je pourrais toujours être à BPM.
Et deux jours après que les Canadiens sont éliminés, je peux partir en vacances pendant trois mois. Parce que, tu sais, je ne veux plus travailler. Ou parce que ça ne me tente pas de parler d'autres sports. Puis j'aurais raté toute la couverture de la Coupe du Monde. J'aurais raté des matchs des Alouettes. J'aurais raté des matchs du CF Montréal. J'aurais raté le repêchage de la Ligue nationale de hockey. J'aurais raté les agents libres du hockey. J'aurais raté, évidemment, quelques échanges dans le monde du hockey. J'aurais raté de parler des contrats des joueurs des Canadiens, le contrat que Demidov a reçu, le contrat que Dobesh a reçu. Je pourrais être encore à BPM. Puis je pourrais être en vacances deux jours après que les Canadiens sont éliminés.
Et tu pourrais encore écouter le show du matin que passe en reprise, puis en reprise, puis en reprise, puis en reprise, ou en reprise. Ou tu peux écouter mon podcast, qui n'est pas la radio, qui devrait commencer à 10h, mais de temps en temps va commencer à 10h03, 10h04, 10h05.
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Chapters
3 chapters
1
Why does Tony open the show discussing timing, radio format and Jason Robertson's contract?
0:03–19:51
2
How does Tony defend podcast timing and respond to listener criticism about being late?
19:51–1:14:31
3
Which details explain Jason Robertson’s one-year $12M deal and possible trade scenarios?
1:14:31–1:32:49
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