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What significant event is Joe Bowen being recognized for?

Steve Dangle 0:00
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Jesse Blake 0:39
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Unknown 1:37
with your host, Steve Dangle, Adam Wylde, and Jesse Blake.
Steve Dangle 1:43
Hello, everybody. Listen, I want to start today's show with a shout out to Joe Bowen. We're not getting into the Leafs right away because let's be honest, they're not the top story. But Joe Bowen should be. And, you know, we've obviously we started here as Leaf fans. We still are Leaf fans. The show is sort of the NHL through a few Leaf fans eyes. Joe had his last game in Toronto yesterday after 44 years of calling the Toronto Maple Leafs. Phenomenal play caller. Heart and soul sort of guy. And 44 years is a really, really, really long time. And there he is. You know, they gave him a round of a sorry, standing ovation at Scotiabank Arena last night. Jesse, you were there. What was the emotion like?
Jesse Blake 2:27
It was definitely emotional. Everybody pregame. That was the thing they're talking about. They let Joe Bowen do the walk in with the players where they take the shot of their outfits when they walk in. Joe Bowen did one of those, which is awesome. He was clearly he was around the team all year, obviously, and they had the Joe Bowen night earlier in the year. And then now is just the big send off at home. And he has one more game to go. They are sending him to Ottawa to do that game. Something Rogers has not done since COVID, where they send the radio broadcast on the road. They're sending Joe Bowen there for the final broadcast of his career. I love that.
Adam Wylde 3:01
So he's he's obviously in the broadcast booth. The press row is right underneath. How close were you to this?
Jesse Blake 3:07
I'm a little bit over on the other side. I'm where the TV guys are more than the other radio.
Steve Dangle 3:13
So you can hear Forsling.
Jesse Blake 3:14
Yes. Yeah. Yeah. I can hear him when he gets excited.
Tyler 3:18
I can hear 11 goal game.
Steve Dangle 3:22
Hey, what do you say? Yeah, man. That was still one of my favorite interviews we ever did. We never got the chance to interview Joe Bowen, although I did when I was with the I did the league's podcast for a couple of years. and um very very nice man his his son sean was on there too he also works for maple leaf sports um and joe uh just deserves uh all the love and all the shout outs i'm just sad that they never got him a damn cup yep um he did quit playing hockey because he wanted to be a goalie wanted to be the next johnny bauer and i think did what all of us listen if we could if any of us were great athletes we would much rather be playing the game than talking about the game Right. Like that's kind of the that's the secret thing about media.
Steve Dangle 4:02
Joe understood that it wasn't going to happen for him.

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