Mundane Truth | September 23, 2026
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What is Citrus and why should listeners consider using it for their fantasy hockey league?
Hey, we told you about Citrus last episode, and I actually had a few people that signed up and they were like, hey, I'm pretty pumped about this. It's a hockey forward fantasy app. And the best part about Citrus is when you uh download it, because you can now in the Apple store, right? You see. Um you can take your team that you already have somewhere else and import it. And I think that wait. Citrus goes good with apple. Continue. Oh, stop it. The the idea is that you get to take your team with you. And I think specifically, I've never been in one of these, but a keeper league, which sounds just like the sickest. Um, that would be if you've had your team for like 10 years and you've been on the same platform, and maybe that platform starting to charge you to start, you know, that remember the the platform that charged to start all active players and it was one ninety-nine a month or whatever?
Yeah. There was a hubbub. No, citrus isn't gonna do that. They're gonna let you take your team. They're gonna let you come in. And also you get Sammy, your assistant GM, which is a lot better than Jesse's pizza box. Uh,
unconfirmed. Oh, oh, oh.
I'm good for, I guess. So make Citrus your home uh for your league this season. Start a new league or bring your existing league over and get your citrus mates in on it. Just uh if you're just here for hockey, come explore. Head to citrus fantasy sports.com/slash go slash STPN or hit the link in the description. And now available on iOS and in the Google store. Let's start the show.
Bag Eddie. D P P P The Steve Dangle Podcast. With your hosts, Steve Dangle, Adam Wilde, and Jesse Blake.
I want to thank everybody that tuned into our Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation Road Hockey Event Telethon. We did a telethon here on SDPN yesterday. We did. And what was cool is that we raised $17,600 and something dollars because we still don't know the exact total. But I want to shout out. Yeah, it's not bad at all. Not for one night. And that meant that was people's through super chats and link donations and everything. So thank you for tuning in. It was awesome. Brad May, thank you for being here. Pavel Barber, thank you for being here. Pavel Barber was so sick. So our table, you can't
It doesn't pick up on the camera, I don't think. This table is covered in Pavel Barber shoe prints. Yeah, he got up on here. He walked on this table stick handling through an obstacle course that we made for him. It's covered.
He's the man. He's
like, can this support me? I'm like, uh, we'll see.
Find
out.
I
don't
know. Could have gone to disaster, but whoever Jesse got in to make this desk, they did a good job. Dirty, is that Cedar? Feels
cedar.
Uh Mike Schmidt, who is a longtime listener of this show, I want to give a particular shout out to. Uh and the reason I waited on this is because I wanted it to go to the SDP audience. Sometimes you do a live stream, you only get a snippet of the audience that we get here. Mike Schmidt alone. dropped a thousand dollars. Wow. He's
unreal.
So big shout out to Mike. Uh that's absolutely crazy. Big shout out to Miller Ways, too, who put $10,000 in as one of the grand prizes. Uh, and that was spread amongst the teams. Uh, there was a winner of the $10,000 prize, but all four teams decided to split it up amongst themselves. And according to Justin Fisher, our uh our social media guy, uh, they did that in the kitchen just outside of this room, and about 20 seconds before we were due to go to. Okay. Okay.
At the end. So I think that's
cool.
Yeah. It's
very cool.
It's all going to the same cause, so every but everybody should just be a winner. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. No fight against
cancer. We're all in the
same team. You're not keeping that ten K. So That's
right. Uh so look out for the uh Princess Marker Cancer Foundation Road Hockey Event, the biggest in the world, fueled by longos October third. Check out PMCF Roadhockey.com uh for more details on that. Link is in the description and we hope you can make it out. Now Before our live telethon yesterday, which Jesse lovingly produced and was amazing on, he also went to training camp.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is Citrus and why should listeners consider using it for their fantasy hockey league?
0:00–4:22
2
How did the hosts celebrate the success of the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation telethon?
4:22–6:28
3
What updates and injury concerns emerged from the Leafs training camp?
6:28–13:31
4
How are the Leafs structuring their power‑play units and line combinations for the upcoming season?
13:31–58:48
5
Why do the hosts keep mentioning Rod Brindamore’s “laser eyes” and his intimidating presence?
58:48–1:07:18
6
How many defensemen scored a hat‑trick in the 2024‑25 preseason and why does it matter?
1:07:18–1:15:12
7
What’s the story behind Bill Guerin’s contract extension with the Minnesota Wild?
1:15:12–1:33:29
8
What crazy food items are being teased in the Fat Guy Corner segment?
1:33:29–1:52:39