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[Roscoe]: Welcome, welcome back to Leafs Late
Night. I know tomorrow night ended up being
[Roscoe]: a week, but things happen. I guess
I'll address that first. Mine and Beaner's
[Roscoe]: Jobs take us on the road sometimes,
and sometimes we go on vacations and things,
[Roscoe]: and sometimes things knock us out
at night. And it's been a little hard to get
[Roscoe]: our schedules on the same flow. And
I'm sorry, but we're here now and that's what
[Roscoe]: matters. You know, it's the summer.
Not much has happened since last week. Anyway,
[Roscoe]: there's just a couple little more
things to talk about. So it's just more fun.
[Roscoe]: It is September, though, which means
we're ramping back up for preseason. That starts
[Roscoe]: in like three weeks.
[Suthy]: Mm-hmm.
[Roscoe]: If you want to stay up to date on
all that stuff, give us a follow on X slash
[Roscoe]: Twitter, on Instagram and on YouTube
at inside the rink. If you want to catch the
[Roscoe]: videos. Welcome welcome I am joined
today by Dardee Broderr, Suddy and National
[Roscoe]: Beanographic.
[Suthy]: That's
[Roscoe]: Ready to talk
[Suthy]: it.
[Roscoe]: about some stuff that's happened.
We got some signings, we got a whole new league
[Roscoe]: that appeared, we got like crazy stuff
so and some fun games so without further ado
[Roscoe]: let's do it.
[Roscoe]: Alrighty, and for anybody watching,
I am drinking Landshark, the Margaritaville
[Roscoe]: beer in honor of Jimmy Buffett who
we lost. Man, legend. I always wanted to go
[Roscoe]: to Margaritaville. It looks like so
much fun. When I was on my road trip, we saw
[Roscoe]: one that was being built opening soon,
but something I've not yet experienced. Have
[Roscoe]: you guys ever been?
[Suthy]: No,
[Biehner]: No.
[Suthy]: I haven't. I don't think I've ever
even seen one.
[Roscoe]: I think it might only be in the States
and maybe Niagara Falls. Like it's one of those
[Roscoe]: things like a rainforest cafe. There's
not many of them.
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Roscoe]: But alas, Jimmy Buffett, another legend.
Also, we lost Steve Harwell from Smash Mouth.
[Roscoe]: Man, it's the summer of losing musicians.
Sad.
[Suthy]: That was a bummer.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, go and put All-Star on repeat
or watch Shrek and you know, pay respects.
[Roscoe]: So some hockey stuff happened. But
before we get into that, we have a question
[Roscoe]: that's been looming. It's been from
Steph and from Mikey D. How is everybody's
[Roscoe]: summer? And that's more appropriate
now that it is past Labor Day and summer is
[Roscoe]: officially over, even though I don't
know about where y'all live, but it is 38 degrees
[Roscoe]: every day for the last couple of days.
It is stupid. But it's not summer. So let's
[Roscoe]: start with Sathy. How's your summer
been?
[Suthy]: summer's been good. I've had an unusual
amount of time to myself due to a couple of
[Suthy]: unions being on strike
[Roscoe]: Nah,
[Suthy]: in
[Roscoe]: just
[Suthy]: the
[Roscoe]: a
[Suthy]: world
[Roscoe]: few.
[Suthy]: I work. Yeah, so this is the first
summer I think I've had in a long time where
[Suthy]: I've had more time off than I've been
working. Got to spend a ton of time at the
[Suthy]: cottage, whole bunch of weddings. All
in all I'd say 8 out of 10 summer.
[Roscoe]: Nice, love to hear that. Dardy, it's
been a while. What about you, buddy?
[Roscoe]: Is he there? He's there, but will
he unmute? I can't tell and I can't see him.
[Roscoe]: Dardie unmute
[Suthy]: Welcome.
[Roscoe]: yourself. Tell us how your summer
was. You have three seconds.
[Suthy]: Welcome back,
[Roscoe]: Justin,
[Suthy]: Dirty.
[Roscoe]: how was your summer?
[Biehner]: So in Dardie's defense, he has a
dad now, so you
[Suthy]: Yeah
[Biehner]: instantly do dad things. You don't
have to have been a dad for a long time. So
[Biehner]: he's probably still talking right
now, just forgot to unmute it.
[Roscoe]: He
[Biehner]: It's...
[Roscoe]: is out for a run right now. It's not
like he's sitting at home and running to do
[Roscoe]: dad things.
[Biehner]: It's been a summer. It's been good.
There's been a lot going on work-wise, family-wise.
[Biehner]: The reason our show didn't happen
last week, I was up in the Caluet again. For
[Biehner]: those who don't know, that is the
northernmost capital city of any of the territories
[Biehner]: of Canada, up in the Arctic Circle.
[Roscoe]: literally national beanographic. I
swear I'm gonna finish that shirt and get it
[Roscoe]: up on store.
[Biehner]: And anybody that's watching, that's
the hat that I'm wearing. It's from a local
[Biehner]: brewery up there, which is just wicked.
[Suthy]: Nice.
[Roscoe]: Do they use iceberg water?
[Biehner]: um I have
[Suthy]: GAH
[Biehner]: I honestly have no idea I didn't
[Roscoe]: There was
[Biehner]: get
[Roscoe]: one of
[Biehner]: that
[Roscoe]: those when I was in Newfoundland that
had a very similar logo.
[Biehner]: Interesting. Um, but yeah, I did
the math that since May 1st, I've had 22 nights
[Biehner]: in a hotel for work. So I've been
[Roscoe]: Holy
[Biehner]: literally everywhere
[Suthy]: Woo.
[Roscoe]: And some of those hotels have had
great Wi-Fi and allowed us to do shows and
[Roscoe]: some of them haven't and that's kind
of
[Biehner]: Hahaha
[Suthy]: So roll
[Roscoe]: Oh
[Suthy]: the
[Roscoe]: and
[Suthy]: dice.
[Roscoe]: And there was no internet at the airport
there, which is crazy
[Biehner]: Okay, can I vent for a little bit
here?
[Roscoe]: Of course.
[Biehner]: So the whole trip, I went up there
last October and it, it was an eye opening
[Biehner]: experience, but travel wise, everything
was fine. Flights were fine. No delays, nothing.
[Biehner]: This entire trip, the flight from
Toronto to Ottawa was delayed to the point
[Biehner]: that I was the only one of like 11
people that made my connection. Um,
[Roscoe]: Huh.
[Biehner]: so then the flight from Ottawa to
a Cali was delayed on the way back. Not only
[Biehner]: was the flight from a Cali to Ottawa
delayed and the other flight delayed multiple
[Biehner]: gate changes, like just a nightmare,
but they were doing some infrastructure work
[Biehner]: on water in the city of a Cali. And
like, this is a capital city. It's not some
[Biehner]: small town. It is the biggest city
in the territory.
[Roscoe]: I mean, it can
[Biehner]: And,
[Roscoe]: be both.
[Biehner]: well, yes,
[Suthy]: Easy.
[Biehner]: they shut water, the water supply
off the entire city all day. So,
[Suthy]: That's...
[Biehner]: like, when I left the hotel in the
morning, the water was shut off. I got to the
[Biehner]: airport. There wasn't a single bathroom
open. anywhere
[Roscoe]: Oh, dear.
[Biehner]: in the airport and were there all
day. Like it was just, the whole day was just
[Biehner]: surreal. It's just crazy.
[Roscoe]: It's always traveling that can just
turn into a nightmare when you're at the whim
[Roscoe]: of business just Corporations control
your every move for the day. It's so much fun
[Suthy]: Yeah. For those who don't know, like,
flying in Canada is one of the best experiences
[Suthy]: you'll ever have. It's always such
a great time and in a timely
[Roscoe]: Especially Air
[Suthy]: fashion,
[Roscoe]: Canada.
[Suthy]: too. Fuck.
[Roscoe]: I just saw a come up on my Instagram
feed. Apparently there was somebody who refused
[Roscoe]: to sit in a vomit covered seat on
Air Canada and Air Canada kicked them off and
[Roscoe]: threatened them with a no fly list
after they like tried to cover it with coffee
[Roscoe]: grinds and perfume or something like.
Oh
[Suthy]: They did
[Roscoe]: my
[Suthy]: say
[Roscoe]: favorite
[Suthy]: they were
[Roscoe]: one
[Suthy]: sorry
[Roscoe]: was.
[Suthy]: though.
[Roscoe]: Oh of course they did. They have to.
They're a Canada. My favorite one was while
[Roscoe]: somebody from Air Canada was talking
about what they're gonna do to fix all the
[Roscoe]: delays and cancellations The camera
guy like pans up to the board
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Roscoe]: of all the flights that shows them
all delayed like while she's talking so
[Suthy]: That guy's a
[Roscoe]: gold
[Suthy]: hero.
[Roscoe]: Okay last one dirty coming back to
you because I see you now how is your summer
[Roscoe]: buddy? Oh By the way the population
of a Cali what's like? 7700 people so it can
[Roscoe]: be a capital and a small town
[Roscoe]: Like, 7,700 people is like... I don't
even...
[Suthy]: That's a lot of people
[Roscoe]: Almhunt?
[Suthy]: that ought
[Biehner]: It's.
[Suthy]: to have water at one time, though.
[Roscoe]: It is a lot of people do not have
water, and there's also probably communities
[Roscoe]: around, but yeah. Dardie, unmute yourself
and tell us how your summer was.
[darty]: How's it
[Roscoe]: areas.
[darty]: going folks?
[Roscoe]: Buddy!
[Suthy]: There he is.
[darty]: I'm in I'm in dad mode so I got a milk
as much free time as I can so I'm on a walk
[darty]: with one of my buddies right now. I'm
Getting trying to burn off that 40 pounds that
[darty]: I put on you know Being a dad
[Roscoe]: Hellaboy.
[darty]: it's you know So yeah getting a walk
in here on the podcast my summer was pretty
[darty]: good just exploring except the ups
and downs the peaks and valleys of fatherhood
[darty]: and doing a little, what do you call
it, vacationing, staycationing. I went to St.
[darty]: John, New Brunswick. That was a lot
of fun. I think, I don't know how you guys
[darty]: feel about Ontario, but Dardie might
be looking at moving out and heading out east.
[darty]: Out east looks not too bad, so, you
know.
[Roscoe]: Right
[darty]: What
[Roscoe]: on
[darty]: does
[Roscoe]: buddy.
[darty]: it mean I won't rep the Leafs?
[Roscoe]: Hey, I mean it's not like there's
another team farther out there.
[Biehner]: Full disclosure, my wife and I have
had serious conversations about moving to Nova
[Biehner]: Scotia.
[Roscoe]: I mean, our houses still cheap out
there too, because I know Newfoundland is like
[Roscoe]: insane how cheap they are.
[Biehner]: It's still a hell of a lot cheaper
than here.
[Roscoe]: course. I've noticed it's starting
to come down though, at least in the Ottawa
[Roscoe]: area. I mean, stuff that was like
a million is now down to, you know, 800 or
[Roscoe]: 750 or something, which is a little
more reasonable. It's still not a $750,000
[Roscoe]: house by any means, but it's not a
million dollar house either. It's better than
[Roscoe]: Toronto. So just to finish this off
and get into some hockey, my summer has been
[Roscoe]: cool. I took some time off work, which
as Sudi alluded to. Might not have been the
[Roscoe]: best ideas. There's some strikes and
stuff going on. So don't know when I'm thought
[Roscoe]: I was new when I was going back, but
maybe we'll have some more episodes the next
[Roscoe]: couple of days than I expected. Um,
otherwise went on a road trip, which I think
[Roscoe]: I talked about, went down to, um,
New York city and to Boston. Sorry, leave fans.
[Roscoe]: Boston's really cool city. Um, went
through Rhode Island and Vermont and stuff,
[Roscoe]: New Hampshire, whatever else is down
there. I don't, I know that order was off,
[Roscoe]: but you know, the story. Um, last
Labor Day long weekend, we went to Plattsburgh,
[Roscoe]: New York, where there's this, uh,
if you ever get down there, this is the thing
[Roscoe]: we realized how close going down to
New York is from here. I've never lived so
[Roscoe]: close to a border, I guess. And I
didn't realize how close Ottawa is, but in
[Roscoe]: the same amount of time it takes me
to get home to Coburg, I can go all the way
[Roscoe]: to somewhere in New York for the weekend.
So we did that. If you get down there, check
[Roscoe]: out something called Audible Chasm.
It's like Basically, if the Grand Canyon was
[Roscoe]: in a forest instead of the desert,
and obviously not as massive as the Grand Canyon,
[Roscoe]: but there's tons of trails and stuff,
and you can take raft rides through it, which
[Roscoe]: we didn't get to do, obviously. But
if we had more time and found it before we
[Roscoe]: got there, maybe we'll do it next
time. But yeah, some cool stuff.
[Biehner]: Is that still part of the Appalachian
Mountains up there, or is that too far north?
[Roscoe]: It's like Adirondacks,
[Biehner]: Okay.
[Roscoe]: I think. And a weird thing, we kept
seeing ads on restaurant signs for something
[Roscoe]: called The Michigan. Like, we have
a Michigan. I was like, OK, what's a Michigan
[Roscoe]: in the context of food? I've never
heard of this before. Apparently, it's a kind
[Roscoe]: of hot dog with a certain kind of
sauce on it. And it's famous from Plattsburgh,
[Roscoe]: New York, but it's called The Michigan.
It was the most confusing fucking thing. Anyway,
[Roscoe]: I picked up a bunch of. Liquid Death,
which can't get up here in Canada. It's some
[Roscoe]: really good sparkling water in a can.
And now it's September. It's kind of it. So
[Roscoe]: hockey things, I guess we could start
with the PWHL because this is really cool.
[Roscoe]: We have been hearing a lot over the
summer about, you know, this, oh, I guess over
[Roscoe]: the last month or so, this league's
happening and who's getting different teams.
[Roscoe]: But now We've got some players signing
contracts. So I've got here, it seems every
[Roscoe]: team, but Minneapolis, I think, has.
[Biehner]: Note Minnesota's announced three.
[Roscoe]: Nope, Minnesota does. Ottawa, Toronto,
Minnesota, Boston, and Montreal. Who's the
[Roscoe]: other one? New York. Hasn't announced
any players.
[Biehner]: Yep, they've got Alex Carpenter and
Abby Rowe.
[Roscoe]: Oh, since when? It's not on Elite
Prospects as a confirmed transfer.
[Biehner]: I was going to ask
[Suthy]: We only have
[Biehner]: if you
[Suthy]: two.
[Biehner]: were using... Yeah, they've only
announced two so far.
[Roscoe]: Okay,
[Suthy]: Okay.
[Roscoe]: well, they're not only prospects,
but I'm sure
[Biehner]: So...
[Roscoe]: there's not a ton of people updating
this yet.
[Biehner]: Yeah, so for everyone that doesn't
know, what they're doing is they're allowing
[Biehner]: each team to sign three, they're
calling them foundation or foundational players.
[Biehner]: And then they're going to have a
draft on I believe it's September 18th to fill
[Biehner]: out the rest of the rosters. So like
Boston has signed Hillary Knight, Megan Keller
[Biehner]: and Aaron Frankel. Minnesota has
signed Kendall Coyne-Scofield, Kelly Panic
[Biehner]: and Lee Steckene. Some of-
[Roscoe]: Stecklin? Yeah.
[Biehner]: Yeah, some of these names I might
be butchering, which I'm ashamed of myself.
[Biehner]: Um, obviously Montreal has Marie-Philippe
Poulin and her fiancee Laura Stacey. And then
[Biehner]: Anne-Renee DeBien is their goalie.
New York, like we said, has Abby Roke and Alex
[Biehner]: Carpenter. Ottawa has signed Emily
Clark, Brianne Jenner and Emirates Meshmeier.
[Biehner]: So those are three good starts for
Ottawa. Maybe there will actually be a hockey
[Biehner]: team in Ottawa this year.
[Roscoe]: that plays
[Suthy]: Ooh.
[Roscoe]: downtown Ottawa, which is what I want
to get to.
[Suthy]: Yeah, that's exciting.
[Biehner]: And last but not least Toronto has
signed Sarah Nurse, Renata Fast and Blair Turnbull.
[Roscoe]: So I mean, right off the bat, it's
names that people recognize from, you know,
[Roscoe]: Olympics and World Cup hockey that
have been highly popularized over the last
[Roscoe]: couple of years. I think it's good
for getting people excited about this. It's
[Roscoe]: pretty accessible to the Northeast
where you've got the most fans that are going
[Roscoe]: to get on board with this. I love
that it's an original six. Like it's, I like
[Roscoe]: what they're doing. I know there's
some negatives to how this all went down and
[Roscoe]: how, you know, six teams is not enough
for how many players are available. And There's
[Roscoe]: a lot we can get into there, but on
the positive side, I think there's a chance
[Roscoe]: here for this to do well. I mean,
knock on wood, but I like what they've done
[Roscoe]: so far. Brian Burke is the head of
their players union, which I think is a great
[Roscoe]: move. Somebody that actually gives
a shit about players and has time after time
[Roscoe]: been on the right side of progress
in hockey. So I think he's a great person to
[Roscoe]: be fighting for their rights when
these negotiations happen. We do not know how
[Roscoe]: much these contracts are for yet.
They have not voted on whether to make that
[Roscoe]: public or not. So we'll see if that
happens, but I think they should, just for
[Roscoe]: the sake of competitive wages. I mean,
if Toronto and New York are paying a lot more
[Roscoe]: than like Minnesota or like Ottawa
are getting away with or something, you'd want
[Roscoe]: to know about that. But I'm sure internally
it would be known. Anyway, what I wanted to
[Roscoe]: say, the Ottawa's team, which doesn't
have a name yet. None of the teams have names
[Roscoe]: yet. I hope that comes out soon. But
they're playing at the Lansdowne TD place,
[Roscoe]: whatever it's called, where the Ottawa
67 play downtown, which is an extremely accessible
[Roscoe]: arena. And so the I don't know about
you, but we should go to some games.
[Suthy]: Oh, we're going. I'm so
[Roscoe]: It's
[Suthy]: excited.
[Roscoe]: so
[Suthy]: It's
[Roscoe]: easy.
[Suthy]: right in my backyard. I think it's
going to be super fun. Like the inaugural season,
[Suthy]: like you said, original six, it just
has really good vibes all around about it right
[Suthy]: now. So I think what we need to do
now is hold up our end and go support this.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, and I think it's awesome within
the show that we've got people on either sides
[Roscoe]: of Ontario. So like, you know, we
can have I don't feel bad being a fan of the
[Roscoe]: Ottawa team here. Like, I'm not going
to immediately
[Suthy]: I'm out.
[Roscoe]: go to Toronto because I'm a Leaf fan.
So this is something that I'm going to get
[Roscoe]: behind from its start. And we can
have some little internal competition on it.
[Roscoe]: It'll be fun. Like, I mean, Biner,
are you looking towards obviously cheering
[Roscoe]: for the Toronto team?
[Biehner]: Um,
[Roscoe]: Are you going
[Biehner]: it's w-
[Roscoe]: based on geography or what?
[Biehner]: I don't typically, like, it's weird
because normally if I'm trying to choose a
[Biehner]: team that I have no, like for NFL
or Premier League, when I was choosing a team
[Biehner]: it's, I wanted it to be a storied
franchise, I wanted it to be a lot of history,
[Biehner]: like, because I love that kind of
stuff, right? So Manchester United and Green
[Biehner]: Bay Packers,
[Roscoe]: Yeah.
[Biehner]: like you don't get
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Biehner]: much more historic than those two
franchises in those two leagues. Um, so this
[Biehner]: is kind of weird for me that it's
a completely blank slate. I'm probably going
[Biehner]: to naturally lean towards Toronto,
but like, even just with these three, like
[Biehner]: with the foundational players, every
team's going to have a ton of skill on it.
[Roscoe]: Well, yeah, I was going to say, I
mean, it's cool that each of these teams has
[Roscoe]: a good slate to start with. Like everybody's
got like it's a fair start, I guess I should
[Roscoe]: say. Or everybody has star power and,
you know, nobody's starting at the bottom.
[Roscoe]: Like it's going to be good all around.
Like you're not going to go wrong picking any
[Roscoe]: team, whether it's the one that lives
closest to you or not
[Suthy]: Mm-hmm.
[Roscoe]: lives, but plays closest to where
you live or, you know, you just want to cheer
[Roscoe]: for some players you like. So. I don't
know, I'm going for Ottawa though, because
[Roscoe]: it's fun and Ottawa doesn't have that
many teams that are worth cheering for.
[Suthy]: Yeah, you're not wrong there. I think
if it's in your city and it's a team you can
[Suthy]: go and support as often as you can,
then granted, like it is a unique experience
[Suthy]: to be able to pick a team with no history,
whatever. You get such a clean slate on it,
[Suthy]: but yeah, I'm gonna go with the hometown
team.
[Roscoe]: And I'm glad that everybody has a
home arena. Like, I know in order to grow the
[Roscoe]: game, they had to do these traveling
tournaments, the Gillette, whoever was getting
[Roscoe]: behind it. But the fact that people
can feel like it's really their hometown team
[Roscoe]: instead of just slapping the name
on it, but they'd never play in your city,
[Suthy]: Mm-hmm.
[Roscoe]: it really feels like this is something
that Ottawa and Toronto and Montreal can really
[Roscoe]: claim as like, this is our women's
team now that we have, in a league that is
[Roscoe]: set up in a similar way to the NHL.
So.
[Biehner]: Yeah,
[Roscoe]: Exciting things.
[Biehner]: I do really like the fact that they
did go with six and realistically, they're
[Biehner]: all markets that should have no issues
succeeding whatsoever.
[Suthy]: 100%.
[Biehner]: Minnesota is the most Canadian place
outside of Canada.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, it's farther north than Toronto
is, isn't it?
[Biehner]: Yeah, they're going to succeed. That's
not going to be an issue. Boston, the Boston
[Biehner]: Pride were a very good team there
for a long time for women's hockey. We know
[Biehner]: Toronto's hockey crazy. Montreal's
hockey crazy, especially you have someone like
[Biehner]: Marie Philippe leading the team to
start.
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Biehner]: New York, even just the population
there, they can support a gazillion teams.
[Biehner]: And then the real question will be
to see, and I'm not trying to put a dig because
[Biehner]: you said you're going to cheer for
them, but the real question will be to see
[Biehner]: how Ottawa actually does.
[Roscoe]: I don't know for sure.
[Biehner]: But
[Roscoe]: One thing I
[Biehner]: maybe
[Roscoe]: just want
[Biehner]: if they
[Roscoe]: to show.
[Biehner]: can come up with a half decent name
instead of like the
[Suthy]: Hehehe
[Biehner]: red blacks or some shit like that.
[Roscoe]: The Fury, Champion, every team we
have sucks. Just for reference, if anybody
[Roscoe]: hasn't looked at a map in a while,
this is where St. Paul, Minneapolis is. It
[Roscoe]: is so much farther north than like
where the majority of our listeners live. It's
[Roscoe]: just south of Ottawa, but it is farther
north than most of Southern Ontario. That's
[Roscoe]: wild, same with Green Bay.
[Roscoe]: There you go. Little geo lesson. Now
I'm national beanographic.
[darty]: Did you
[Suthy]: I'm gonna go.
[darty]: just pull a map up on the screen there,
Roscoe?
[Roscoe]: Um,
[Suthy]: We
[Roscoe]: yeah,
[Suthy]: did.
[Roscoe]: I did. It's not the first time and
it's not the- won't be the last time. I like
[Roscoe]: maps, okay?
[darty]: I'm waiting for
[Suthy]: God.
[darty]: this to be like one of those Excel
presentations where it does a little like twist
[darty]: and turns into a star. Wow.
[Roscoe]: Oh, can we get an editor that I don't
have? Can we put one of those in here? Pew.
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Roscoe]: Okay. So the next thing I wanted to
talk about another fun thing. Big City Greens,
[Roscoe]: which came on to my radar last year
as the show that did the NHL crossover, where
[Roscoe]: I think it was Washington and Rangers
played a game that was completely animate,
[Roscoe]: animated and overlaid with Big City
Greens stuff. I don't know. I'd never heard
[Roscoe]: of the show before. It's a kids show
on Disney now. They released their list of
[Roscoe]: guest stars for their upcoming season.
And there was one of them that caught the eye
[Roscoe]: of Twitter, slash X. And nobody seemed
to care about anybody else on the list. Brad
[Roscoe]: Marchand, among a list of celebrities
that are known for acting, Brad Marchand will
[Roscoe]: be making his appearance on this season.
So
[Biehner]: Well, that
[Roscoe]: I.
[Biehner]: nose is so easy to animate.
[Roscoe]: Do you think he'll
[Suthy]: I mean,
[Roscoe]: be playing
[Suthy]: he...
[Roscoe]: himself?
[Suthy]: Well, he is somewhat
[Biehner]: Oh, probably.
[Suthy]: of an actor
[Roscoe]: Probably.
[Suthy]: himself, so you'll do just fine.
[Roscoe]: I think he's the perfect person to
be like, I don't know if we can really call
[Roscoe]: him the first, because isn't Sean
Avery in like, every Christopher Nolan movie
[Roscoe]: or something of the last couple?
[Suthy]: I
[Biehner]: He's
[Suthy]: think that
[Biehner]: in...
[Suthy]: is a thing actually.
[Biehner]: Yeah, he's in Oppenheimer, apparently.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, and he was in Tenet, I think,
too.
[Suthy]: Mm-hmm.
[Biehner]: and he was in one recently that I
watched. What the hell was it?
[Roscoe]: Oh, and you know what? I know it's
not an acting thing, but PK Subban was in Jackass
[Roscoe]: forever. He was so good.
[Suthy]: True. Yeah he was.
[Roscoe]: They were doing a cup test and they
had PK taking slap shots at the guy's
[Suthy]: Haha
[Roscoe]: cup to see if he could take it.
[Biehner]: He was in, he made an appearance
in last one, laughing Canada as well.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, I mean, PK is one of
[Suthy]: What
[Roscoe]: those
[Suthy]: did
[Roscoe]: people
[Suthy]: I do?
[Roscoe]: that's made his way into the screen
world for sure, but this podcast too is really
[Roscoe]: popular.
[Biehner]: It was weird seeing his bare eyes.
[Roscoe]: So
[Suthy]: Hahaha
[Roscoe]: I guess.
[darty]: Wait, who's bare ass did we see? I
missed this. What's going on?
[Biehner]: PK Subban.
[darty]: Sorry, I saw Suddy turn in his chair
for a second, so I thought maybe I missed something.
[Biehner]: Hahaha!
[Suthy]: No, no, no.
[Roscoe]: Okay, so what
[Suthy]: later.
[Roscoe]: I want to know is with Brad Marshawn
making his acting debut, who would you like
[Roscoe]: to see from the Leafs make theirs,
whether it's animated or live action? Who do
[Roscoe]: you think has the best shot at getting
the call next?
[Biehner]: Just for the sheer fact of secondhand
embarrassment, Morgan Reilly.
[Roscoe]: And what do you think Riley would
be doing?
[Biehner]: I have no idea about that Pizzaville
commercial he did. I feel so embarrassed
[Suthy]: Hahaha.
[Biehner]: for him.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, we're not considering any of
their commercials as acting, so
[Suthy]: No.
[Roscoe]: Ryan O'Reilly's thing doesn't count.
[Suthy]: This was terrible.
[Roscoe]: None of these commercials, they do
count.
[darty]: Who's
[Biehner]: Fuck
[darty]: Stanley?
[Biehner]: him, he's not gonna be on TV, he
wants to
[Suthy]: Oh
[Roscoe]: Dude,
[Biehner]: go
[Roscoe]: I
[Biehner]: and
[Roscoe]: love
[Biehner]: live
[Roscoe]: that
[Biehner]: in obscurity.
[Roscoe]: commercial. I love that commercial,
Darty, you have no idea.
[Suthy]: You gotta think
[Roscoe]: So.
[Suthy]: Martyrs gotta be up there, right? Or
maybe
[Roscoe]: Yeah,
[Suthy]: Willy?
[Roscoe]: I think Marner would be good, but
I don't know what he would play other than,
[Roscoe]: oh, you know what, he'd be good. In
like one of those reality, I know he's married
[Roscoe]: now, but one of those like reality
dating shows like he looks like one of those
[Roscoe]: guys that would like roll up on the
beach and a little like short pink bathing
[Suthy]: Hehehehehehe
[Roscoe]: suit and just like, hey, how's it
going, everybody, like a Mitch.
[Suthy]: He's gonna be on The Bachelor in 10
years.
[Roscoe]: It's not acting, but like, I don't
know. I could just see him being on one of
[Roscoe]: those where he's like the guy that's
just like the clown of the bunch.
[Biehner]: See, I think Willie would be good
at that too. You see the picture of him and
[Biehner]: his brother on the beach from earlier?
[Suthy]: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. He just
dresses great all the time and travels everywhere
[Suthy]: with his brother.
[Roscoe]: Okay, Willy, I know this sounds, okay.
This isn't because he's Swedish. It's because
[Roscoe]: of the hair, but also because he's
Swedish. But him in like a Viking show as like
[Roscoe]: a guest star would be sick. Like,
I mean, the one who really should do it is
[Roscoe]: Eric Carlson because he looks like
a fucking mustache
[Biehner]: No,
[Roscoe]: and everything.
[Biehner]: Victor Hedman.
[Roscoe]: Oh yeah,
[Suthy]: Oh yeah, there you go.
[Roscoe]: Hedman, Hedman for sure. But for the
leaves, I would say...
[Roscoe]: John Tavares would be funny as like
a receptionist somewhere, like just so deadpan
[Roscoe]: and
[Biehner]: I could
[Roscoe]: like
[Biehner]: see him being like a fill-in, like
a supervisor or a temp or something in the
[Biehner]: office.
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, something
[Biehner]: Hahaha
[Roscoe]: where he just gets to, like, they
give him lines that are fucking hilarious and
[Roscoe]: he just delivers them with a straight
face, because I know he won't break. Like,
[Roscoe]: he'll just go out there and be like,
all right, guys, so here's what we're doing
[Roscoe]: today and just lead everyone through,
like, the stupidest hockey training camp ever.
[Roscoe]: Yeah.
[Biehner]: Michael Scott 2.0
[Roscoe]: Yeah, he's the one. Oh,
[darty]: What's
[Roscoe]: he could like
[darty]: that
[Roscoe]: because
[darty]: show with
[Roscoe]: we
[darty]: the four
[Roscoe]: know that
[darty]: guys
[Roscoe]: Michael
[darty]: who
[Roscoe]: Scott was
[darty]: prank
[Roscoe]: good
[darty]: each
[Roscoe]: at.
[darty]: other?
[Roscoe]: Oh, prank patrol.
[darty]: No, no, the...
[Biehner]: P-P-Practical
[darty]: Man,
[Biehner]: jokers?
[darty]: I've been watching...
[Roscoe]: Impractical jokers, yeah.
[darty]: Impractical Jokers! I could see him
being a replacement for one of the Impractical
[darty]: Jokers. Like John Tavares. That'd be
fucking hilarious.
[Roscoe]: Well, remember Michael Scott was known
for his skating abilities. If we like one day
[Roscoe]: reveal that John
[Biehner]: I'm
[Roscoe]: Taveras
[Biehner]: sorry.
[Roscoe]: was his skating coach, that would
be so funny. It's like, yeah, you know, I went
[Roscoe]: to an Islanders game one day and just
bumped into John outside and asked him if he
[Roscoe]: wanted to skate. Here we are. He's
[darty]: Did you have
[Roscoe]: like, yeah,
[darty]: a
[Roscoe]: Michael's
[darty]: Willie
[Roscoe]: a good
[darty]: versus
[Roscoe]: guy.
[darty]: Paris Hilton? Blonde versus blonde.
[Roscoe]: Oh my god.
[Roscoe]: Okay, so let me pull up my notes here
again. So onto some more serious things. Two
[Roscoe]: extensions happened. The first one
being Austin Matthews. Oh, excusez-moi.
[darty]: Yay!
[Roscoe]: That was the ghost of Jimmy Buffett
coming back. So Austin
[darty]: I think that
[Roscoe]: Matthews.
[darty]: was the ghost of General Tau
[Roscoe]: Austin Matthews signs four years 53
million that's 13.25 per year followed by Sheldon
[Roscoe]: Keefe signing for two more years at
who knows and who cares how much because there's
[Roscoe]: no cap there. What do we think of
this Matthews contract? Dardee since you've
[Roscoe]: been cast away in your run here what
do you think of the Matthews extension?
[darty]: Okay, well first of all, I got to,
I missed out on what I wanted to say because
[darty]: we were referring to Brad Marshon and
his, I guess, what is it, his TV
[Roscoe]: Oh yeah.
[darty]: debut. And what I wanted to say, which
I can no longer eloquently put, was I guess
[darty]: he's got to be prepping for his role
in the live action Ratatouille, right?
[darty]: What up?
[Roscoe]: Where he plays Remy. Remy? Remy
[darty]: the
[Roscoe]: is the mouse, right? Not the guy?
I've been told I look like the other dude.
[Roscoe]: The dude from
[darty]: Linguini
[Roscoe]: Ratatouille.
[darty]: you definitely
[Roscoe]: The human.
[darty]: that is a hundred percent you do look
like Linguini but So Austin
[Roscoe]: Yeah,
[darty]: Matthews
[Roscoe]: I mean like,
[darty]: was at thirteen point
[Roscoe]: look
[darty]: two
[Roscoe]: at me.
[darty]: five right if I'm not mistaken
[Roscoe]: I'm fuckin' linguine.
[Suthy]: uh
[darty]: fellas, that awesome Matthews, his
contract right,
[Biehner]: Yeah.
[darty]: 13.25 at four years, correct me
[Roscoe]: or
[darty]: if
[Roscoe]: T.25.
[darty]: I'm wrong.
[Biehner]: Yes.
[darty]: Honestly,
[Suthy]: Correct.
[darty]: you know, what are they, was it not
good, not great, but you know, not terrible?
[darty]: I can't complain about that. Like you
know, at the end of the day, like it is what
[darty]: it is. It's, it could have been, it
could have been much worse and we get to keep
[darty]: Poppy. So you know, for that, I'd like
to put out a congratulatory yay.
[Roscoe]: Oh, you know what? I haven't used
that one in a while. Where's that?
[Roscoe]: Yay.
[Roscoe]: Oh, Sadi, 4 times 13.25. What was
your feelings on this?
[Suthy]: I feel good about it. I'm just happy
they got it done before the season started.
[Suthy]: Honestly, I thought maybe he was actually
going to try and sign for three years and just
[Suthy]: keep maximizing his money after that.
So the fourth year was nice to see. It's a
[Suthy]: player empowerment time right now.
He strikes me as like the LeBron James of the
[Suthy]: league, right? This is what LeBron's
been doing for years and years on his contracts
[Suthy]: in the NBA. And in the term, whatever,
obviously we want more years, but the money
[Suthy]: is pretty great, especially with the
cap going up. throughout the length of this
[Suthy]: contract, I think the last two years
will be really good. So overall, pretty happy.
[Roscoe]: Look, it's okay to be okay with him
staying here and not caring about the money.
[Roscoe]: Like we can just be happy for him
making as much money as he wants, like as long
[Roscoe]: as he stays here. I don't care if
it's four years because he wants to then maximize
[Roscoe]: on the next one. As long as it's not
to a point where it's like, and I mean with
[Roscoe]: the Capcom app it shouldn't, but as
long as it's not to a point where it's impacting
[Roscoe]: what they can bring in elsewhere on
the team or assigning somebody else, which
[Roscoe]: maybe it is right now, but who knows,
who cares? He stole
[Suthy]: He could have
[Roscoe]: a leaf.
[Suthy]: got more
[Roscoe]: That's
[Suthy]: still.
[Roscoe]: kind of exactly
[Suthy]: If he asks
[Roscoe]: right.
[Suthy]: for the max, he gets max. What are
you going to do?
[Roscoe]: Beaner, take it.
[Biehner]: Like, first off, I want to start,
I think we touched on this a little bit with
[Biehner]: our attempted episode when I was
in a Calumet.
[Biehner]: With regards to the four years, be
happy we still have him. I didn't honestly
[Biehner]: think he was going anywhere, but
you never know, it could have happened. Like,
[Biehner]: since the start of last
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[Biehner]: year to now, like everything's completely
changed. Matthews doesn't know what the future
[Biehner]: holds. He hasn't seen what Tree wants
to do with the team. So even just looking at
[Biehner]: it that way, I don't really blame
him for not committing eight years. Yes, it
[Biehner]: would have been awesome to have him
commit for that long. He's still in the prime
[Biehner]: of his career. We still get the majority
of his prime. Like, relax. Plus, as you guys
[Biehner]: said, 13.25, that's not max. That's
a smaller cap percentage than when Ovechkin
[Biehner]: signed his big deal coming out of
entry level.
[Roscoe]: Interesting, I didn't know that little
tidbit.
[Biehner]: Like when Ovechkin signed his deal
coming out of entry level, it was for $9.538
[Biehner]: a year for 13 years. And
[Roscoe]: She says.
[Biehner]: it was worth just shy of 19% of the
salary cap. Whereas Matthew is only at 13.9%.
[Suthy]: I feel like there's
[Biehner]: So.
[Suthy]: one thing that no one's... Sorry, go
ahead, go ahead. Finish your thought.
[Biehner]: Yeah, so like it's still less. The
number itself isn't really what you have to
[Biehner]: look at. It's the percentage of the
cap. So that's still not that bad. And if you
[Biehner]: averaged out his last contract, the
1164, that was what, five years? If you take
[Biehner]: those five years, plus these four
that are coming up, and you could have told
[Biehner]: someone, yep, when Matthew's entry-level
contract is up, we're gonna sign him for nine
[Biehner]: years at an average of, what would
the average be, 12.2? Everyone would have fucking
[Biehner]: jumped all over that.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, yeah, honestly. And I mean,
with what we're hearing with, you know, Dullin
[Roscoe]: expected to sign eight times ten and
a half. And, you know, Sanderson just signed
[Roscoe]: eight times eight and a half. I mean,
if a like pretty good to star player goes for
[Roscoe]: anywhere from nine to ten million
and then from there up like ten to twelve,
[Roscoe]: we're saying or ten to fourteen, I
guess, now a superstar like I don't it's fine.
[Roscoe]: I don't care. It's not my money.
[Biehner]: So just before Suddi gets into this,
I want to... The percentage of the cap like
[Biehner]: I was talking about, Matthews is
considered to be probably the best goal scorer
[Biehner]: in the game right now, which is what
Ovi was when he signed that one. If you want
[Biehner]: further comparison, McDavid is still
in the eight year deal he signed coming out
[Biehner]: of entry at 12.5. So he's, this is
coming into his third year on that deal and
[Biehner]: he's still at 15% of the cap.
[Roscoe]: How many more years does McDavid have?
Three?
[Biehner]: He's a free agent the summer of 2026.
[Suthy]: Okay.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, and there's no way that you're
getting him for less than 13.25.
[Suthy]: never
[Roscoe]: So
[Suthy]: happened,
[Roscoe]: exactly,
[Suthy]: especially then.
[Roscoe]: right. It looks good now. It looks
good when the cap goes up. I'm fine with it.
[Roscoe]: Could have been higher. He's the best.
He's still here. He's not in Arizona. He's
[Roscoe]: not in L.A. He's not in New York.
I don't see anything wrong with this.
[Suthy]: and even
[Roscoe]: It
[Biehner]: and
[Suthy]: like...
[Roscoe]: is, however, weird that we keep hearing
other players getting signed before Willie.
[Roscoe]: But, you know.
[Suthy]: Yeah, and like not a lot of people
want to talk about this, but it's actually
[Suthy]: not too bad for the team itself maybe
because Matthews has a chronic wrist problem.
[Suthy]: This has been happening in every single
year And obviously I don't think it's going
[Suthy]: to be something that's going to explode
career ending god forbid But it is something
[Suthy]: to keep an eye on so that's also not
a bad little wrinkle for the Leafs
[Roscoe]: Look, I get that, you know, oh, eight
years is great if they're a star. I don't like
[Roscoe]: eight year deals. I'm totally with
you. If you can keep signing somebody four
[Roscoe]: years, four years, four years, five
years, whatever it is, and they keep getting
[Roscoe]: a little more money out of it, it
gives you a little more freedom too. Like that's
[Roscoe]: what you're paying for. Is that option
to be like, all right, so this has been fun,
[Roscoe]: but you just got hurt three times
in a row and you are not the person you were
[Roscoe]: six years ago.
[Suthy]: Yeah,
[Roscoe]: So goodbye.
[Suthy]: everybody gets to reevaluate. And yet,
like I said, not be locked in those extra three
[Suthy]: years.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, I'm not saying, you know, Matthews
is going to fall off when he's 32, but like,
[Roscoe]: you know, you never know what happens
and it's nice to have some freedom in those
[Roscoe]: times with money because you never
know what else is going to come up.
[Biehner]: Not
[Roscoe]: What
[Biehner]: to mention
[Roscoe]: I do
[Biehner]: the
[Roscoe]: find...
[Biehner]: fact that,
[Roscoe]: Oh,
[Biehner]: sorry,
[Roscoe]: go for it.
[Biehner]: I think he only needs to average
like 20 goals a year throughout the rest of
[Biehner]: that contract and he'd be the all-time
Leafs goal scorer.
[Roscoe]: Unreal.
[Suthy]: That's insane.
[Roscoe]: I do find the Jake Sanderson contract
a little strange. I know he's a high draft
[Roscoe]: pick and everything and they got the
term at a pretty good dollar value if all shakes
[Roscoe]: out the way it's supposed to. But
after one season to give eight times eight
[Roscoe]: and a half is really risky. And it
seems
[Suthy]: 77
[Roscoe]: that this is Ottawa's.
[Suthy]: games.
[Biehner]: 77 games.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, it's one season minus, you know,
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Roscoe]: a couple flus. So it seems like Ottawa's
move lately has been to hand out term in order
[Roscoe]: to keep people there. Like, I know
it's not a totally undesirable place to play,
[Roscoe]: but it's been a changing of the guard.
There's a new owner. They're potentially getting
[Roscoe]: a new arena. They're shifting the
whole team around. Young guys coming up to
[Roscoe]: take over. It seems like in order
to get other players to stay there, they've
[Roscoe]: had to throw huge term at them and
even their own guys. So I hope that this works
[Roscoe]: out for Ottawa and this becomes a
bit of a run for them for a few years because
[Roscoe]: I'd like to see them back in the conversation,
but man, it's a risky move.
[Biehner]: It definitely is. Realistically,
if he turns out to what he projects to, this
[Biehner]: is going to be a good deal. But for
after the 77 games to have him making, no offense
[Biehner]: to Moe, but he's making that much
more than Morgan Reilly.
[Suthy]: more than Shabbat
[Roscoe]: bright.
[Suthy]: too.
[Biehner]: Like, that's insane. Yeah, he's like
$50,000 more than
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Biehner]: Shabbat.
[Roscoe]: crazy. And just to circle back to
what said he brought up last time we were on
[Roscoe]: I know it seems like an eternity ago
because it was awesome Matthews deal of 13
[Roscoe]: and a half mil makes him the highest
paid NHL or it also makes him the 113 highest
[Roscoe]: paid NBA player 103rd highest played
highest paid MLB player and 88th highest played
[Roscoe]: NFL player. Oh my god, like fix your
shit. I was down in New York like I was talking
[Roscoe]: about, and when you turn on the cable
in the hotel, it's Spectrum TV, which I hadn't
[Roscoe]: heard of before, but I guess it's
a very big provider down there. It must have
[Roscoe]: been out of a merger or something
because I've never heard of it.
[Biehner]: Spectrum's been around for a little
while.
[Roscoe]: I don't know. So anyway, I'm flipping
through channels and every now and then there'd
[Roscoe]: be a channel that just says Due to
an ongoing dispute with Disney this channel
[Roscoe]: has been blocked so I guess they don't
want to pay as much as Disney wants them to
[Roscoe]: because spectrum wants to keep the
prices down and Here we are where ESPN is not
[Roscoe]: on spectrum, which is one of the biggest
cable providers in the states. So
[Roscoe]: I know it's not exactly your thing,
but this is your game that you're supposed
[Roscoe]: to be growing. And the TV deals have
been fucked. Like every network has fallen
[Roscoe]: apart and they've just been fumbling
these American TV rights around. And I don't
[Roscoe]: know how many subscribers does Spectrum?
Spectrum.
[Suthy]: I'm surprised you don't hear more from
the owners about this. They seem to back Batman
[Suthy]: so much, but he's always been fumbling
these TV deals. And how do you grow your game?
[Suthy]: Like, especially financially, it's
with TV deals. That's why
[Roscoe]: Charter
[Suthy]: NBA
[Roscoe]: Communications.
[Suthy]: contracts exploded. Go
[Roscoe]: Yeah,
[Suthy]: ahead.
[Roscoe]: you're right. No, sorry, with 32 million
customers in 41 states, the second largest
[Roscoe]: cable operator in the US, just behind
Comcast. So.
[Roscoe]: a lot of people not able to watch
their home teams if it's not on another network.
[Roscoe]: It's dumb. You got to get your revenues
up. It's you can look up on Wikipedia. There's
[Roscoe]: a chart of like revenue per game and
per season for all the major sports. And man,
[Roscoe]: the NHL has got to do something about
this. It's getting out of hand. They they.
[Roscoe]: An ad on a jersey or on a helmet is
not going to fix this. Like it needs to get
[Roscoe]: to more people. And there are so many
blockades for no reason. Like it shouldn't
[Roscoe]: be this hard to watch hockey. I don't
get it. Like we're. in a bit of a bubble where
[Roscoe]: the Leafs are owned by the two biggest
telecom companies in Canada. So watching them
[Roscoe]: isn't exactly difficult, but it even
still is. Like I'm in Ottawa and I get games
[Roscoe]: blacked out all the time. So it's
just it's stupid that everywhere you live.
[Roscoe]: It's never easy to watch every game
unless you pay a couple hundred bucks. And
[Roscoe]: I'm not. I don't know.
[darty]: You brought up ads on jerseys though,
and let me tell you though, I can't wait for
[darty]: when they let like a Viagra ad on a
jersey or like an Xlax ad. Something stupid
[darty]: like that. That's when you know Gary's
really broke.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, Manscaped and Better Help are
like the fucking Jersey sponsors next.
[Roscoe]: Ugh. Okay, another
[darty]: Pepto
[Roscoe]: little.
[darty]: Bismol, fucking RubA535.
[Roscoe]: So the other one who got extended
is Sheldon Keefe for another two years. Again,
[Roscoe]: they can fire him. I don't care. What
do you guys think of this? I think it's strange
[Roscoe]: that it happened before the season
started. And I think it's intriguing that it
[Roscoe]: happens right after Matthews gets
signed, like as though it was a bit of a stipulation,
[Roscoe]: like I want to keep playing for Keefe,
but I want to
[Suthy]: I
[Roscoe]: know
[Suthy]: think
[Roscoe]: what you guys
[Suthy]: like
[Roscoe]: think.
[Suthy]: the two years is it's nothing right
if you fire him and you have to pay him out
[Suthy]: That's not a big deal But I think having
him locked up is one less distraction going
[Suthy]: into the season and maybe that's kind
of what Brad was looking For in his first year
[Suthy]: here. That's the only thing I can really
think of
[Biehner]: Yeah, I think that's a big thing,
trying to get one more distraction out of the
[Biehner]: way. And like you said, Roscoe, not
that Matthew should have the final say, but
[Biehner]: when you have a franchise altering
player like that, you have to take their opinion
[Biehner]: into consideration.
[Roscoe]: Oh, of course. I mean,
[Suthy]: 100%.
[Roscoe]: it's not a secret that like, Crosby
gets asked about anything that Pinkwins do,
[Roscoe]: you know, Vetchkin gets asked about
whatever
[Suthy]: any
[Roscoe]: the Caps
[Suthy]: superstar
[Roscoe]: do, and McDavid gets
[Suthy]: in
[Roscoe]: asked
[Suthy]: any
[Roscoe]: about
[Suthy]: team.
[Roscoe]: whatever the Oilers do. Exactly. Like,
it's not uncommon for them to be, hey, do you
[Roscoe]: hate your coach? No, I want to keep
playing for him. Great, we're going to sign
[Roscoe]: out.
[Biehner]: Like, don't you think that kind of
stuff should have happened? Maybe it did, but
[Biehner]: should have happened with the flames?
Like, is Sutter the reason K'Chuck wanted to
[Biehner]: get the hell out of Dodge?
[Roscoe]: That
[Suthy]: According to rumors,
[Roscoe]: fell apart
[Suthy]: it was.
[Roscoe]: in such a weird way. Like it was piece
by piece and then it was all at once. Like,
[Roscoe]: there's still a couple stragglers
and everybody's been wondering if they're ending
[Roscoe]: up on the Leafs, but still a few guys
kicking around there. But yeah, it seems weird
[Roscoe]: that they booted him and traded everybody.
[Roscoe]: I have a question for y'all. What
do you think is the most common first name
[Roscoe]: in the NHL?
[Roscoe]: Dardee, you want to take a stab at
it?
[darty]: uh... thomas i don't know i thought
we were starting with last names alright i
[darty]: got the scoop earlier when everybody
was off so saying first names i was like oh
[darty]: fuck oh
[Roscoe]: Thomas?
[darty]: sorry i swore sorry lukeman
[Roscoe]: Thomas is fading in popularity since
2010. It was at one point, there were 20 of
[Roscoe]: them. Currently there are 12, I wanna
say, but it is not the most popular. Anybody
[Roscoe]: else wanna
[darty]: I
[Roscoe]: take
[darty]: think
[Roscoe]: a
[darty]: Michael's
[Roscoe]: stab?
[darty]: gotta be up there.
[Biehner]: Yeah, it's gotta be like one of the
ones from our generation like Michael or Matthew.
[Suthy]: Maybe
[Roscoe]: Here's the
[Suthy]: John
[Roscoe]: thing. So
[Suthy]: or Jeff.
[Roscoe]: Michael was the correct answer until
2017.
[Roscoe]: And Michael has dropped off like the
economy.
[darty]: Well, sorry for being six years too
late for this fuckin' poll.
[Roscoe]: At one point in 2015, there were 40
guys named Michael in the NHL, but they all
[Roscoe]: retired basically at the same time.
[darty]: I missed like seven episodes and now
I'm like six years, seven years behind
[Suthy]: I'm sorry.
[darty]: in the league apparently.
[Roscoe]: Anybody else stabbing it?
[Suthy]: Hmm. John?
[Roscoe]: All right, so John, Johnny, John,
they're at, what's that, about 18 of them?
[Roscoe]: They are not the first place one.
So just pardon me. The leader has, what's this,
[Roscoe]: 34?
[Suthy]: Hold tight.
[Biehner]: Wow.
[Roscoe]: and there is somebody right behind
them.
[Biehner]: Ryan?
[Roscoe]: So Ryan, we got 23 of them, not the
first place. It's fifth, fourth, fifth, fifth.
[darty]: Tyler.
[Roscoe]: And just, sorry, these statistics
are from 2021. Nobody has updated it since.
[Biehner]: Are
[Suthy]: Alex,
[Biehner]: you using
[Suthy]: finally
[Biehner]: the
[Suthy]: guess.
[Biehner]: light?
[darty]: That's a good, that's a great guess.
[Roscoe]: Ah, there it is. Alex, winner, winner.
Alex, Alexand, Alexander. Yeah, that's the
[Roscoe]: number one name in the NHL, followed
right behind by, what is this one? Jacob, Jake,
[Roscoe]: Jacob, Jake, which in 2010, which
is when this counter starts, there were six
[Roscoe]: of, and now there are 33. It has shot
up from last place to second. It's one of those,
[Roscoe]: you know,
[Suthy]: Go
[Roscoe]: the
[Suthy]: Jacobs.
[Roscoe]: millennial. Millennial names.
[Biehner]: How much do we want to bet Austin
and Connor will start rising in the next
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Biehner]: 15 years?
[Roscoe]: O'Connor is becoming like the most
common name. It's going to shoot up real quick.
[Roscoe]: Last thing here before we go to questions,
classy and trashy part two. So I want to talk
[Roscoe]: about at home viewing of the game
and some things that are OK and not OK to do
[Roscoe]: or maybe not OK, but just a little
trashy. So yelling at the TV, what do you guys
[Roscoe]: what do you guys think about yelling
at the TV during the game? Do you do it? Do
[Roscoe]: you not? Do you try not to? Does it
happen? What do you think of it?
[Suthy]: It just happens. There's
[Roscoe]: Hehehehe
[Suthy]: nothing you can do about it.
[Biehner]: Have you seen the officiating in
this league?
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, yeah. So I think we can all
agree that it's just something that is involuntary.
[Roscoe]: We know that they can't hear us, everybody
saying, they can't hear you when you yell,
[Roscoe]: shoot. I know.
[Suthy]: I mean, maybe
[Roscoe]: I know.
[Suthy]: if you're yelling like every couple
minutes, then you need to reel it in a little
[Suthy]: bit, but it's gonna slip out once and
a while.
[Roscoe]: What about jerseys for at home game
viewing? Any superstitions for what you wear
[Roscoe]: when you watch the game or do you
take one out for watching it at home?
[Suthy]: Yep, always.
[Biehner]: I can typically get a little too
superstitious, but I think that stems from
[Biehner]: me being a goalie as well. Like when
we talked about, I don't
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Biehner]: know if it was last year or the year
before, pregame rituals when I'm playing out,
[Biehner]: it's very simple. When I'm in net,
there's like a strict timeline and order that
[Biehner]: everything has to be done in.
[Roscoe]: Hehehe. Ugh.
[Suthy]: If it's a must-win, I'll also give
my jersey to my girlfriend. And that so far
[Suthy]: has been working quite well. But it's
only for the rarest of occasions.
[Roscoe]: Ooh, I like that having a safe, what
do you call it? It's like a superstition, but
[Roscoe]: you keep it for special occasions.
I don't know what,
[Suthy]: Yes.
[Roscoe]: there's gotta be a name for that.
Help me. What else is there for at home? What's
[Roscoe]: a snack you have when you're watching
the game? You get chips, you do popcorn, you
[Roscoe]: do pretzels. You a
[Biehner]: Typically
[Roscoe]: microwave
[Biehner]: chips.
[Roscoe]: chips? Yeah.
[Suthy]: Yeah, I think chips.
[Roscoe]: Chips is an easy one at home. That's
something that you don't do when you're at
[Roscoe]: the game live. Like chips is never
something that I would get while I'm at the
[Roscoe]: arena.
[Suthy]: No,
[Roscoe]: But when I'm
[Suthy]: never.
[Roscoe]: at home, I'm like, I just want a fucking
bag of chips. Also, cause
[Biehner]: And
[Roscoe]: like,
[Biehner]: that's...
[Roscoe]: can you imagine what they'd charge
for like a full size bag of chips on an arena?
[Suthy]: It would be like 12
[Biehner]: And I'm
[Suthy]: bucks.
[Biehner]: glad you said it that way as well,
like, I'm not talking about a handful or a
[Biehner]: small bowl, like, I'm
[Suthy]: Or
[Biehner]: talking
[Suthy]: to
[Biehner]: about
[Suthy]: beg.
[Biehner]: a full family-sized
[Roscoe]: Yeah.
[Biehner]: bag.
[Roscoe]: which like, come on, is like really
a half full bag of chips when you get into
[Roscoe]: those
[Suthy]: You
[Roscoe]: sides,
[Suthy]: dump that
[Roscoe]: but.
[Suthy]: into serving bowl and it's not seen
tomorrow.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, exactly. Do you have a... In
my head, there's these like, these white plastic
[Roscoe]: bowls that my parents had, always
had chips or popcorn or pretzels or something
[Roscoe]: in them. Do you have like a go-to
bowl that you always put that shit in?
[Biehner]: Well,
[Suthy]: Uh,
[Biehner]: I
[Suthy]: yes,
[Biehner]: think we just.
[Suthy]: actually.
[Biehner]: Well, we just established that when
it comes to chips, you don't really need bowls.
[Roscoe]: Uh, it'd be...
[Suthy]: I'm
[Roscoe]: sometimes.
[Suthy]: a ball guy, I think.
[Biehner]: Yeah? Nah, right
[Suthy]: Oh
[Biehner]: from
[Suthy]: yeah.
[Biehner]: the bag.
[Roscoe]: There's something about the greasy
knuckles or like chippy, like flavored knuckles
[Roscoe]: that you get from going in the bag.
That's just not always what you want. Also,
[Roscoe]: if people go to sleep, if like, you
know, my girlfriend works in the morning, I
[Roscoe]: don't want to be like those miss Vicky's
bags, which I really love miss Vicky's. Why
[Roscoe]: is it that all of the kettle cooked
chips have the crumpliest bags?
[Suthy]: They're so loud.
[Roscoe]: so
[Biehner]: I
[Roscoe]: loud.
[Biehner]: don't
[darty]: Yo,
[Biehner]: know.
[darty]: I missed this, but Greasy Knuckles
is the name of your sex tape, Roscoe.
[Roscoe]: Hahaha
[Biehner]: hahahaha
[Suthy]: Not to mention I like
[Roscoe]: Oh
[Suthy]: having the option of picking which
chip I want to.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, that's a thing
[Suthy]: It's a
[Roscoe]: for
[Suthy]: thing.
[Roscoe]: sure. Because because there's sometimes
where you're like, I want a little crunch right
[Roscoe]: now because that last one wasn't.
And then sometimes you're like, no, I need
[Roscoe]: like a big in
[Suthy]: Mm-hmm.
[Roscoe]: this. Sometimes it's a munch. Sometimes
it's a hunger chip. You know, there's different
[Roscoe]: levels, context
[Suthy]: Beginner's
[Roscoe]: of chips.
[Suthy]: leaving too much up the chance with
the big.
[Biehner]: Nah,
[Roscoe]: different.
[Biehner]: I just need to get it done. And then
[Suthy]: Hahaha
[Biehner]: you
[Roscoe]: different
[Biehner]: get to
[Roscoe]: mix
[Biehner]: the last
[Roscoe]: them.
[Biehner]: little bit, you get to the last little
bit in the bag and you crunch it all up and
[Biehner]: just devour it.
[Suthy]: That's a good
[Roscoe]: to
[Suthy]: move.
[Roscoe]: remix two kinds.
[Biehner]: Occasionally,
[Suthy]: No.
[Biehner]: I might I don't know if you've ever
tried the hell of a good French onion dip
[Roscoe]: So good.
[Suthy]: Oh yeah.
[Biehner]: It's amazing and it grosses my wife
out because I will dip any flavor of chip in
[Biehner]: there Not just
[Suthy]: Mm-hmm.
[Biehner]: plain like sweet chili heat Doritos
dipped into that is a
[Suthy]: Yep.
[Biehner]: gold mine
[Roscoe]: That's weird. Not gonna lie.
[Suthy]: No, it's not. It's
[Biehner]: You gotta
[Suthy]: good.
[Biehner]: try it.
[Roscoe]: Okay, if both of you have tried it.
I'm not saying that I trust either one of you
[Roscoe]: over the other one, but if both of
you say it,
[Biehner]: Hahaha
[Roscoe]: then there's gotta
[Suthy]: I think
[Roscoe]: be something
[Suthy]: even all
[Roscoe]: to
[Suthy]: dressed
[Roscoe]: it.
[Suthy]: is really good with it too.
[Roscoe]: Dressed
[Biehner]: Yes.
[Roscoe]: all overs.
[Suthy]: Yes.
[Roscoe]: Something I didn't realize was Canadian.
[Suthy]: Yeah, we
[Roscoe]: Dressed
[Suthy]: are.
[Roscoe]: all over chips.
[Biehner]: That and hickory sticks.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, hickory sticks in America are
just like salad toppers. Like you get them
[Roscoe]: in
[Biehner]: Hehehehehe
[Roscoe]: the grocery store
[Suthy]: Ha
[Roscoe]: by
[Suthy]: ha ha.
[Roscoe]: the salad section, and it's like a
thing you put on top of salad. And then here
[Roscoe]: they're like, wait, what do you mean
you can get a whole bag of those and eat them?
[Roscoe]: That's insane.
[Biehner]: And I don't know if they still are,
but apparently Kinder eggs used to be illegal
[Biehner]: in the States.
[Roscoe]: I think they still are. Cause I remember
there's been some cases of people getting busted
[Roscoe]: trying to import a bunch of them.
[Biehner]: which
[Roscoe]: Like
[Biehner]: is ridiculous.
[Roscoe]: you can only get them in
[Suthy]: Kinder
[Roscoe]: like grocery
[Suthy]: Smugglers.
[Roscoe]: stores and stuff. Well, it's because
the way that lawsuits work down there is it's
[Roscoe]: just like, it's not worth it. Cause
if every dumb parent with their dumb kid is
[Roscoe]: gonna get hurt with it and they're
gonna start suing you, it's like, okay, let's
[Roscoe]: just not sell them here anymore. We'll
sell them to people that, you know, don't leave
[Roscoe]: their kids unattended with a... think
a plastic thing. Anyway, we're not gonna get
[Roscoe]: into that.
[Biehner]: But come to Sunoco today and get
a free gun.
[Roscoe]: Yeah,
[Suthy]: Thank you.
[Biehner]: Sorry.
[Roscoe]: there was there was a anyway. No,
never mind. I'm not going to get into that.
[Roscoe]: But some interesting things driving
through upstate New York for the last month.
[Suthy]: I'd have imagined.
[Roscoe]: Fucking Dollar General, man, it's
like you don't see a grocery store, but you
[Roscoe]: see a dollar general every hour. Insane.
I think I talked about this, but I don't know
[Roscoe]: if I told all of you guys, but the
Aqua Sarsenny Reserve, that's like Quebec,
[Roscoe]: Ontario, New York area. On the New
York side of it, by the casino, there's like
[Roscoe]: gotta be a hundred pot shops. There's
one that's literally called another damn pot
[Roscoe]: shop because it's such a joke that
there's so many of them.
[Roscoe]: Questions and then we got to get out
of here. I really have to pee too. Fun guy
[Roscoe]: at South Park Cal, will Keef ever
send this line out in a game? Bertuzzi Domi
[Roscoe]: Reeves. I mean, probably not, but
maybe on a, like, what, a penalty kill or like.
[Suthy]: Maybe I could try and wake the team
up. Just hoping for a really physical shift,
[Suthy]: just to try and get something going
in the game. But other than that, I maybe
[Roscoe]: game
[Suthy]: don't.
[Roscoe]: against the Jets that goes south?
Like...
[Suthy]: Yeah
[Roscoe]: Oh, excuse me. Yeah, if people start
beating up on Matthews and Marner and you're
[Roscoe]: just like, you know what fine You
want to start shoving people around? It's kind
[Roscoe]: of a fun idea Like the fact that he
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Roscoe]: can is hilarious It's just if you
want to fuck it's the fuck around and find
[Roscoe]: outline like
[Suthy]: Exactly.
[Roscoe]: if you see him send that out It's
like shit He's like it's to send a message
[Roscoe]: and there's no other reason you'd
put it out for one shift or I don't
[Suthy]: And if they go out there, like, they
know their mandate's not to score a goal, it's
[Suthy]: just, fuck shit up.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, but on that, I do love that
both Pertuzzi and Domi have expressed interest
[Roscoe]: in staying here long-term and it's
just a matter of figuring it out next off-season.
[Roscoe]: So really excited
[Suthy]: Fingers crossed.
[Roscoe]: that some people have the passion.
I mean, obviously Domi wants to be here, but
[Roscoe]: Pertuzzi is an interesting one, especially
because he was so anti-Canadian with the vaccine
[Roscoe]: mandate and everything. Wasn't it
Pertuzzi that was the holdout?
[Biehner]: No.
[Roscoe]: So it's interesting that he's now,
I mean, I know that's not like a reason to
[Roscoe]: write off a country, but somebody
that's so quick to be like, no, I'm not doing
[Roscoe]: that. It's like, yeah, fuck it, let's
go Toronto. I'm down to stay here long-term.
[Roscoe]: It's like, okay, let's go. I'll take
a shithead. We need another Michael Bunting.
[Roscoe]: Another question, Cody Donaldson at
W underscore Donaldson. Another very important
[Roscoe]: question that needs to be answered
tonight. Dardee, I'll let you take this one
[Roscoe]: first. What kind of pizza would the
core four be individually and together, crust
[Roscoe]: type, et cetera? So if you took the
core four and turned them into a pizza, what
[Roscoe]: would that pizza be?
[darty]: I feel like they're like a deluxe Hawaiian
with cheesy bread. You know, the cheesy crust.
[Roscoe]: And why do you say that?
[darty]: You know, sometimes it's awfully confusing,
surprisingly delicious, results may vary. And
[darty]: at the same time, you know, unfortunately
I feel like cheesy crust is pretty overrated
[darty]: sometimes. Like you think that it's
gonna be amazing. You buy it every single time.
[darty]: And then you realize there's a reason
why crust is just crust because it's boring.
[darty]: All right. And I eat crust. I'm a crust
eater. Okay. Like I'll eat your crust. I'll
[darty]: eat crust off of people's plates. If
they're not gonna eat it, I'll eat it. I love
[darty]: crust. I know some people they like
to. get dips and stuff, I'll have it dry. I
[darty]: don't care. I'm a weird guy. I chew
ice too. I'm one of those people. But that's
[Roscoe]: Don't
[darty]: why I
[Roscoe]: underestimate
[darty]: say they're cheesy crust.
[Roscoe]: a good crust.
[darty]: Cause I say, I love a good crust. That's
why I say they're cheesy crust. You think they're
[darty]: gonna be all that in the bag of potato
chips. And sometimes it's just like, you know
[darty]: what? Still just crust. So that's my
take there.
[Roscoe]: That's kind of interesting because
I mean, when you look at it from afar, it's
[Roscoe]: like, that's a lot of things that
individually are really good. I hope this works
[Roscoe]: well altogether. And depending on
the bite you get, you're like, there's a lot
[Roscoe]: of good things here. But then if you
take too big of a bite, and you put it up against
[Roscoe]: other things, it's like, okay, there's
just too much going on here. I can't I can't
[Roscoe]: with this.
[darty]: One
[Roscoe]: And they
[darty]: bite,
[Roscoe]: get
[darty]: everyone knows the rules, right?
[Roscoe]: and nobody knows who the like lead
flavor is. It's like a bunch of very strong
[Roscoe]: competing flavors. Yeah. And there's
the yeah, I like it. It makes sense. Everybody's
[Roscoe]: got
[Suthy]: That's
[Roscoe]: a little
[Suthy]: good.
[Roscoe]: hidden talent and the hidden talents
and the cheesy crust. It's good. Okay, next
[Roscoe]: up, Sudi, what do you think?
[Suthy]: I don't think I could follow that up
actually, he nailed it pretty good.
[Roscoe]: I know honestly that's kind of the
best answer. Anything you want to add?
[darty]: Here's a way to follow it up not to
skip bean but All right, sorry now I'm free
[darty]: dart is free See you later boy. So
[Suthy]: Bye, Rocco.
[darty]: yes, I wasn't lying. I was on a walk
with my buddy.
[Roscoe]: I'm
[darty]: All
[Roscoe]: sorry.
[darty]: right, that's why I was so a you know
afk but
[Roscoe]: See you buddy.
[darty]: That's rocko, right? All right Kaz
wicks finest so we are I We're talking about
[darty]: pizza, right and did anybody else cuz
we you know We always keep up to date with
[darty]: the goings-on of social media anybody
else following the whole Dave Portnoy situation
[darty]: with that whole pizza thing. Like apparently
he got, like one of his pizza reviews went
[darty]: a little awry.
[Roscoe]: Man, I can't keep
[Suthy]: I don't
[Roscoe]: every
[Suthy]: know.
[Roscoe]: time I go on Instagram, there's another
Dave Portnoy incident that I'm supposed to
[Roscoe]: care about. Like, is he a good person
or isn't he? I can't decide. I don't watch
[Roscoe]: these things. It's just always like,
oh, he yelled at somebody and almost fired
[Roscoe]: them live on the podcast. Like, what
did he do this time with a pizza?
[darty]: You're asking me? I actually don't
100% know. That's why I figured you guys were
[darty]: more into the social media scene. I
just know it keeps like some bullshit keeps
[darty]: popping up on my feet about him. And
I'm like, honestly, this guy, just as you hit
[darty]: the nail on the head, like this guy's
like, he's like
[Roscoe]: here.
[darty]: the apprentice. He's like the apprentice
era Donald Trump of fucking, you know, cheap
[darty]: sports casting. You know what
[Roscoe]: pizza
[darty]: I mean? Like
[Roscoe]: shop that took on Dave Portnoy and
Barstool Sports. This is from Bon Appetit.
[Roscoe]: Okay,
[Suthy]: I think he like
[Roscoe]: go
[Suthy]: stopped
[Roscoe]: on, I just
[Suthy]: him
[Roscoe]: gotta.
[Suthy]: from going in for a review or something.
[Roscoe]: Rates at a 6.4 to 10 is a Dragon Pizza,
a relatively low score. Shows red approaching
[Roscoe]: Portnoy outside the shop. Dave, enjoy
your pizza as any customer, he says, but I
[Roscoe]: don't appreciate what you do judging
a business with one bite. Let me be clear,
[Roscoe]: move on, don't stand in front of my
business. Let me be clear, fuck you, Portnoy
[Roscoe]: replies. Nice, fuck you and the stool
you came in on, Dave, douchebag. Nice. So,
[Roscoe]: okay. So this guy just didn't love
that Portnoy is reviewing their restaurant
[Roscoe]: off of taking a bite of the pizza,
which I get. It's not, you know, Gordon Ramsay
[Roscoe]: orders the menu for a reason. But
I got into a little altercation upfront. So,
[Roscoe]: I mean, it's not good. I don't think
it's a good move if you own a business to like
[Roscoe]: approach a, whether you agree with
it or not. I mean, I don't know. This is good
[Roscoe]: business for them. Any news is good
news, I guess. It's good PR. I didn't know
[Roscoe]: about Dragon Pizza 10 minutes ago,
so now I do. But I think it's just a bad idea
[Roscoe]: to try to tell somebody that's from
some internet thing that's reviewing your shit
[Roscoe]: to fuck off, like, and create a scene.
Like, I don't know, you're always better off
[Roscoe]: to try to form a partnership or, you
know, be in on the video or however you can
[Roscoe]: feed off of it in a positive way and
get people to, you know, it's like, hey, I
[Roscoe]: don't know, make a joke out of it
if you don't like the review, but I don't know.
[Roscoe]: It's drama.
[Biehner]: So with the pizza question, first
core four, are we talking JT, Marner, Matthews,
[Biehner]: and Elander, or are we having Riley
in there somewhere?
[Roscoe]: however you want to do it.
[Biehner]: So if we're doing JT, Marner, Matthews,
and Nylander, I kind of went a little bit of
[Biehner]: the opposite direction of what each
one would be pizza-wise. And in honor of our
[Biehner]: general manager, why don't we go
with pizzas from Boston Pizza?
[Roscoe]: Oh hell yeah.
[Suthy]: Hehehe
[Roscoe]: That deluxe Hawaiian one is so good.
[Biehner]: The Royal
[Suthy]: Yeah,
[Biehner]: Hawaiian?
[Suthy]: dudes.
[Roscoe]: The Royal Hawaiian,
[Biehner]: Yeah,
[Roscoe]: oh, with
[Biehner]: that's
[Roscoe]: the sesame
[Biehner]: my go-to.
[Roscoe]: seeds.
[Biehner]: So for starters, we'd have JT, you
know, our captain, pepperoni, all the way.
[Suthy]: Oh,
[Biehner]: Just
[Suthy]: 100%.
[Biehner]: keep
[Suthy]: Or maybe
[Biehner]: it simple.
[Suthy]: just cheese even.
[Roscoe]: You know what?
[Suthy]: And if you feel
[Roscoe]: You
[Suthy]: it
[Roscoe]: gotta
[Suthy]: spicy,
[Roscoe]: give him
[Suthy]: you
[Roscoe]: like
[Suthy]: might
[Roscoe]: margarita.
[Suthy]: throw some pepperoni on there.
[Roscoe]: You gotta give Tavar's margarita,
because it's like, it's plain, but it's plain
[Roscoe]: done well.
[Suthy]: Fair
[Roscoe]: You know,
[Suthy]: enough.
[Roscoe]: it's the highest end of basic. He
is a margarita pizza.
[Biehner]: I think for Willy, I think you would
have to go with something like the tropical
[Biehner]: chicken. You know, like an Alfredo
sauce, you got the bacon, you got the cheese,
[Biehner]: little spicy chicken breast on there.
Like, that's like a Willy.
[Roscoe]: Spicy
[darty]: Tropical
[Roscoe]: pierogi.
[darty]: chicken as a pizza? Sounds like a dance
[Biehner]: Yeah.
[Suthy]: Yeah,
[darty]: move.
[Suthy]: I thought it really might be Hawaiian,
but tropical pizza works just as good.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, see, Sudi, I'm with you. Willie
feels like a Hawaiian guy just because it's
[Roscoe]: like.
[Biehner]: The Tropical Chicken has pineapple
on it as well.
[Roscoe]: Oh, okay,
[Suthy]: True.
[Roscoe]: then yeah, it's Willy.
[Suthy]: Yeah, we're gonna go with that.
[Biehner]: For Mar- for Marner I would think
one of their new pizzas, the Carbonara. So
[Biehner]: that's kind of like a Marner thing.
And then with Matthew's, I'm kind of torn between
[Biehner]: the two, probably the two most famous
Boston pizza pizzas. But I think you
[Suthy]: video.
[Biehner]: would have to go, I was thinking
the Meteor or the Spicy Pierogi.
[Roscoe]: Spicy
[Suthy]: Hmm.
[Roscoe]: pierogi feels like you'd have to be
Eastern European.
[Biehner]: It's cactus
[Roscoe]: It just...
[Biehner]: cut potatoes, pro-geat, like it.
[Roscoe]: Oh, cactus cut? He's from the desert.
Come on.
[Biehner]: right?
[Suthy]: Hahaha
[darty]: Yeah.
[Biehner]: But then, but then you have the Meteor,
it's literally got everything and he has everything
[Biehner]: with regards to being one of the
best players in the league.
[Roscoe]: Yeah,
[Suthy]: I think it's
[Roscoe]: I feel
[Suthy]: gotta
[Roscoe]: like
[Suthy]: be Meteor.
[Roscoe]: it's Meteor. If he was European, I
would say Spicy Pierogi, but yeah, it's the
[Roscoe]: Meteor. I like that.
[Suthy]: Great question.
[Roscoe]: Nice one. So we answered it in both
ways. So thank you for that one.
[darty]: I got a question
[Biehner]: And
[darty]: for you,
[Biehner]: then
[darty]: Johnny.
[Biehner]: Morgan Reilly is whatever Tessa wants.
[Roscoe]: Oh, ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho
[Suthy]: No!
[Biehner]: Ha ha!
[Suthy]: Jesus Christ
[Biehner]: Sorry.
[darty]: That's good, I like that, that's funny.
[Roscoe]: Well done.
[darty]: That's what we need to hear. That's
what the listeners want.
[Suthy]: I'm gonna go.
[darty]: That's what the folks at home.
[Biehner]: with the with the calling with the
calling fire crest.
[Roscoe]: Ohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohoho
[darty]: Yeah.
[Roscoe]: Let's be real, John's getting the
cauliflower crust.
[Biehner]: Hahaha
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[darty]: I'm going to go to bed.
[Roscoe]: Dardee,
[darty]: Wait,
[Roscoe]: you got
[darty]: so
[Roscoe]: a question?
[darty]: here, yeah, so that's a question for
everybody too. Just another one that, because
[darty]: I was thinking about this while we're
talking about food and hockey players and who,
[darty]: who's like, again, like I'm probably
missing out on something here. Maybe someone
[darty]: already has one, but who's going to
be the first Leafs player to get their own
[darty]: like meal? You know what I mean? Like,
you know how they had like the Travis Scott
[darty]: burger? Like, is there going to be
like an Austin Matthews like burger or something?
[darty]: Like who, who would be the first one
on the team to get their own like actual like,
[darty]: you know, meal, like from like, like
say Osmo. or Timmy's or something, you know,
[darty]: like old Tim
[Biehner]: Marner
[darty]: Beibs
[Biehner]: had
[darty]: going on.
[Biehner]: one.
[Roscoe]: Today, where?
[Biehner]: I think he had a burger with some
burger joint.
[Suthy]: Hmm. You'd be my guess.
[Biehner]: Martin our partner
[Suthy]: He does a
[Biehner]: partners
[Suthy]: lot of commercials.
[Biehner]: with skip the dishes to launch the
Mitchell burger
[Roscoe]: Oh, nice.
[Biehner]: Here
[Suthy]: There
[Biehner]: it
[Suthy]: you
[Roscoe]: And
[Suthy]: go.
[Biehner]: is.
[Roscoe]: I remember the Raptors had a thing
with Starbucks in Toronto.
[Suthy]: Oh yeah.
[Roscoe]: So,
[darty]: Well that's
[Roscoe]: yeah.
[darty]: why, like the Raptors, that was one
of my inspiration too, is what's his name on
[darty]: the Raptors, is doing the thing with
Subway, right? Bowlway or whatever, makes his
[darty]: own bowls. The
[Biehner]: Scotty Burns.
[Suthy]: Oh yeah,
[darty]: kids,
[Suthy]: you're right.
[darty]: Scotty Barnes, yeah, kid sensation,
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[darty]: he's awesome, he's wicked.
[Roscoe]: If you get the wrong meal, I mean,
it would probably be... I mean, it's one of
[Roscoe]: the star guys, but I'm thinking of
like what...
[Suthy]: Does it have to be? I feel like maybe
a guy like Ryan Reeves would get like a spicy
[Suthy]: something named after him. Like a challenge
[darty]: Oh yeah,
[Suthy]: type of
[darty]: that's
[Suthy]: meal.
[darty]: for sure. That's a good one.
[Roscoe]: I mean, he is here for a few years,
it's true.
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Biehner]: Or like someone like Domi, like some,
I'm not super familiar with restaurants in
[Biehner]: Toronto, but maybe a restaurant that's
been around forever, they make some sort of
[Biehner]: like quote unquote hometown meal
and call it the Max Domi or something.
[Suthy]: Could be.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, I'm sure there's a ton of ways
you can play on like the double Domi and all
[Roscoe]: that.
[Suthy]: Oh yeah.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, you could have like the oh,
that's a good idea for a burger. You could
[Roscoe]: have like the Domi and the double
Domi and like.
[Suthy]: Pitch
[Biehner]: McDonald's
[Suthy]: it.
[Biehner]: and the GTA should temporarily name
Happy Meals Smile Meals for Samsona.
[Roscoe]: Oh,
[Suthy]: Hehehehe
[Roscoe]: I thought you were going, I thought
you were gonna make a McDomey joke.
[Biehner]: Oh.
[Suthy]: Hehehehe
[Roscoe]: But no, I think there's a lot of opportunity
for these guys to cash in, all these new guys
[Roscoe]: in town. There's tons, I mean, the
fact that Osmos, I went home to Coburg and
[Roscoe]: there's an Osmos there now. The place
is popping up everywhere. So, you know.
[Biehner]: I've still not tried one. I finally
[Suthy]: Me
[Biehner]: tried
[Suthy]: neither.
[Biehner]: Chick-fil-A today for the first time.
[Roscoe]: Not open on Sundays, says on every
sign.
[Suthy]: I don't know.
[Roscoe]: The thing with Osmos is like, if you're
not from Ottawa, I'm sure it's good, but like,
[Roscoe]: when you have it here,
[Suthy]: in.
[Roscoe]: it's like, come on, I've had better
shawarma than this. What are we
[Suthy]: This is
[Roscoe]: doing?
[Suthy]: the shawarma capital of Canada and
it is excellent. You don't have time to mess
[Suthy]: around with Osmo's.
[Roscoe]: That's
[darty]: I think
[Roscoe]: why
[darty]: we
[Roscoe]: they're-
[darty]: have a whole episode that deals with
that, right? We did a discussion about the
[darty]: subtle
[Suthy]: We'll probably
[darty]: intricacies
[Suthy]: have a few
[darty]: of
[Suthy]: more.
[darty]: what makes a good shawarma.
[Roscoe]: Well, that's why like there's only
one, what's that poutine place, Smokes? There's
[Roscoe]: only like one of those here in Ottawa.
Like, you know, it's the poutines from Ottawa
[Roscoe]: and come back. It's like, well, like,
yeah, that's why everybody makes it. And there's
[Roscoe]: not like a poutine place.
[darty]: That's so funny because I was actually
just thinking about that. I was looking for
[darty]: a solid poutine where I live and I
was like, you know what? I haven't been to
[darty]: Smokes in so long. Of course, since
COVID, it's disappeared.
[Roscoe]: Really?
[darty]: It kind of went without a trace. There
used to be over 250 restaurants, I think. They
[darty]: had Smokes in the US, they had Smokes
in LA. Now there's
[Roscoe]: Oh wow.
[darty]: like... You know, they at least have
the amount of restaurants they have. Because
[darty]: I had to go up to, I didn't go, but
I know like for me to get like the closest
[darty]: smokes to me was like either in downtown
Toronto or in Berry. And they used
[Biehner]: I
[darty]: to
[Biehner]: know
[darty]: have them everywhere.
[Biehner]: I had a wicked poutine when I was
heading up to Nunavut when my flight was delayed
[Biehner]: in Toronto. I ate at one of the restaurants
that was in there. A Montreal smoked meat poutine.
[Suthy]: So, nice.
[Biehner]: It was delicious. Had
[darty]: Oh
[Biehner]: a
[darty]: yeah.
[Biehner]: bunch of Montreal smoked meat shaved
up in it and then some Dijon mustard on it.
[Biehner]: It was awesome.
[darty]: Shout out to Poutineville, which like
you said, the people that worked there used
[darty]: to know me by name. I used to go to
this place called Poutineville that I think
[darty]: it still exists. It's in Montreal,
but there was one in Toronto by like Bathurst
[darty]: and Bloor area. It was by the lab if
anybody knows where that is, which also does
[darty]: no longer exist. And yeah, I used to
after a night out of partying, particularly
[darty]: it was near the Brunswick house. I'm
pretty sure where all the fights used to happen,
[darty]: which again, doesn't exist anymore.
Thanks COVID and Doug Ford and. the economy
[darty]: but thanks capitalism but yeah it was
the best
[Suthy]: Uh.
[darty]: honestly it was like the best poutine
I ever had like I'm pretty sure they still
[darty]: have like that chain or whatever in
Montreal but yeah poutine feels amazing shoutout
[darty]: to poutine
[Roscoe]: So just to bring it back, you made
a good point there, Dardee, Smokes has downsized
[Roscoe]: in the last couple of years. So they're
out of Ajax. They were only founded in 2008.
[Roscoe]: They opened their first location in
Toronto then. By 20, it says in 2016, they
[Roscoe]: had 76 restaurants in Canada and five
in the US. They planned to expand the company
[Roscoe]: internationally and open 1300 restaurants
around the world by 2020.
[Suthy]: Wow.
[Roscoe]: They had already started this expansion
having sold franchises to the states, like
[Roscoe]: Dardie said. They had by 2017 150
locations across Canada and the states. They
[Roscoe]: had one in Berkeley, California that
closed. Four other USA locations have also
[Roscoe]: closed. According to their website,
as of August 2022, there are 49 locations.
[Roscoe]: So that's 100 down from 2017. That's
two-thirds of their restaurants have closed.
[darty]: I wasn't making up the severity of
this situation, alright? I do my research when
[darty]: it comes
[Suthy]: Okay.
[darty]: to poutine and hockey, okay? Alright?
I don't, I back this shit up with facts.
[Roscoe]: That's what you come here for, you
know? It's leaves
[Suthy]: 100%.
[Roscoe]: and random tidbits of information
and you will always get that here, I promise
[Roscoe]: you. So,
[Biehner]: Speaking of poutine, I had
[Roscoe]: yes.
[Biehner]: one at the Paris Fair this weekend
actually. We went to a local fair to celebrate
[Biehner]: the end of summer and I had a Dorito
poutine.
[Roscoe]: That sounds good, actually.
[Biehner]: So just your regular poutine fries,
gravy and cheese curds with a whole bunch of
[Biehner]: crunched up nacho Doritos mixed in
there.
[Roscoe]: That's a really good idea.
[Biehner]: Simple,
[Roscoe]: We did that,
[Biehner]: but really good.
[Roscoe]: we did a mac and cheese at the cottage
a couple of weeks ago, and I crushed up a bunch
[Roscoe]: of Doritos for on top of it, and it
was really good.
[Biehner]: We'll always do like a taco salad
every now and then and then we'll mix in we'll
[Biehner]: crunch up nacho Doritos and sweet
chili heat in there as well
[Roscoe]: Nice.
[Suthy]: Oh boy.
[darty]: That actually reminds me of, oh by
the way, so shout out to Sheridan College,
[darty]: Dardie Brewer, Sheridan College alum.
And I made a promise that any
[Roscoe]: EW
[darty]: time that I represented Sheridan College,
that I would always, as an actor, make sure
[darty]: that people know where I'm from. So,
gotta do it the proper way. And yeah, when
[darty]: I went to school, they used to have
this like, in their cafeteria or whatever,
[darty]: they would have this like, taco in
a bag. I'm sure you guys have had it before,
[darty]: but it's like,
[Roscoe]: Yup.
[Biehner]: Walking
[darty]: you know, a bag
[Biehner]: Taco.
[darty]: of Doritos or bag, yeah, Walking Taco.
I know people
[Suthy]: So
[darty]: have
[Suthy]: good.
[darty]: different names for it, but that was
[Roscoe]: do
[darty]: amazing.
[Roscoe]: with Fritos
[darty]: Honestly,
[Roscoe]: too.
[darty]: when you're up a little later and you
kind of had a couple too many wobbly pops,
[darty]: a little Walking Taco, Taco in a Bag,
Crushed Doritos and
[Roscoe]: Bit of the
[darty]: all
[Roscoe]: jazz
[darty]: the fixing
[Roscoe]: cabbage.
[darty]: of a taco, it does it. It's amazing.
It's crazy what the little things that satiate
[darty]: the hunger.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, I had that at work actually
for the first time. They made that for everybody.
[Roscoe]: It was like, you can do Fritos or
Doritos if anybody hasn't had this before.
[Roscoe]: You open the bag
[Suthy]: Fritos
[Roscoe]: sideways.
[Suthy]: are great.
[Roscoe]: Yeah. Oh yeah. Fritos are the corn
flavor. Oh my God. There's so much cornier
[Roscoe]: than Doritos are. That's the thing.
Don't give me that look, Justin.
[Suthy]: It's
[Roscoe]: Don't
[Suthy]: caught.
[Roscoe]: give me that look. So you cut the
bag open sideways and you can put like just
[Roscoe]: chili in or you can do like regular
taco
[darty]: Chiller.
[Roscoe]: stuff like. You know, ground beef
and sour cream and onions and cheese, whatever.
[Roscoe]: And it's just like you eat it with
a fork with a bunch of crushed up Doritos,
[Roscoe]: it's so good.
[Biehner]: little bit of Italian dressing.
[Roscoe]: Pardonz-moi.
[Suthy]: I've never heard of that.
[Roscoe]: I'm sorry, what?
[Biehner]: When we do our taco salads, we'll
put it like ground beef, lettuce, spinach,
[Biehner]: peppers, crushed up Doritos, and
then some Italian dressing.
[Suthy]: Italian.
[Roscoe]: one.
[Suthy]: Not like sour cream, not ranch or...
Sour cream.
[Biehner]: There'll be a little sour cream in
there as well, but.
[Suthy]: Alright, alright.
[Biehner]: My wife likes to say that I have
pregnant girl cravings, like all
[Suthy]: She
[Biehner]: the
[Suthy]: might
[Biehner]: time.
[Suthy]: be right.
[Biehner]: We've discussed this previously with
one of my favorite breakfasts with toast, with
[Biehner]: peanut butter and melted cheese.
Ha ha!
[Roscoe]: Okay, so I just, I know what Italian
dressing tastes like, but like I can't discern
[Roscoe]: what's in it in my mind, if that makes
sense. So it's lemon juice and white vinegar,
[Roscoe]: Dijon mustard, garlic, honey, parsley,
oregano, thyme, olive oil, black pepper, salt.
[Roscoe]: So besides the Dijon mustard, like
the flavor wise, I guess it makes sense. It's
[Roscoe]: just not something I would ever think
to put on a taco salad, but. Like, why don't
[Roscoe]: you get like an avocado lime crema
going or like, I don't
[Suthy]: Mmm.
[Roscoe]: know. You mix
[Biehner]: because...
[Roscoe]: some sour cream with lime juice and
you're set.
[darty]: It
[Biehner]: No.
[darty]: honestly feels like cultural appropriation
at this point.
[Roscoe]: I actually learned that similar to
how like Hot Pockets and Pizza Pops were created.
[Roscoe]: It was some Italian guy made fucking
Chinese food, frozen dinners, and they were
[Roscoe]: like, why don't you put pizza in an
egg roll? And he's like, ah, Pizza Pops.
[Suthy]: Genius.
[Roscoe]: Genius. Sell it to the world.
[Biehner]: You gotta go with the McCain ones
though, not the Pillsbury.
[Roscoe]: Oh, dude, right?
[Suthy]: Y'all 100%
[Roscoe]: Right.
[Biehner]: Pillsbury's
[Roscoe]: This
[Biehner]: too doughy.
[Roscoe]: is why we got to get the Patreon going
so we can just talk about other things forever
[Roscoe]: without worrying
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Roscoe]: about wasting
[Biehner]: By the
[Roscoe]: people's
[Biehner]: way, are we
[Roscoe]: time.
[Biehner]: ever doing the Vegemite?
[Roscoe]: I have mine. It's definitely
[Suthy]: I still
[Roscoe]: expired
[Suthy]: have,
[Roscoe]: at this
[Suthy]: same.
[Roscoe]: point. But well, we were going to
do bets, right? Like Steph made a bet that
[Roscoe]: she lost and ended up having to eat
it. So, I mean, do we want to just like find
[Roscoe]: preseason games to bet on or like
some when we bet on like other sports, we'll
[Roscoe]: find like some random other thing
that's going on and we'll pick whoever we think
[Roscoe]: is going to win the next like, I don't
know, golf, tennis or race or something that
[Roscoe]: we don't watch.
[Suthy]: Done.
[Biehner]: That could
[darty]: And
[Biehner]: work.
[darty]: just to Luke man, I don't even think
like I don't it's not necessarily I don't even
[darty]: want to eat the Vegemite it's more
so that like we wanted to do it in like a special
[darty]: way and then like we just never got
around to doing it because Like I'll eat anything
[darty]: like I'm a kind of guy like I like
a good liverwurst sandwich, you know So like
[darty]: Vegemite I feel like will be a cakewalk
for me. I don't know about you
[Biehner]: I love the random noises in my dirty
[Suthy]: Yeah.
[Biehner]: every
[Suthy]: Hahaha.
[Biehner]: time
[Roscoe]: So
[Biehner]: he
[Roscoe]: wild.
[Biehner]: talks.
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[Roscoe]: Who do you think is leading the KHL
right now?
[Biehner]: and scoring?
[Roscoe]: Yeah.
[Biehner]: Probably someone who shouldn't be
playing hockey like Jake Vertanen.
[darty]: I was going to say, was this the dirtbag
Olympics?
[Roscoe]: Uh, points. Oh, they've only played
three games so far, so it doesn't really matter.
[Roscoe]: Um,
[darty]: I thought
[Roscoe]: who's
[darty]: you were
[Roscoe]: this?
[darty]: talking about points for the show,
points that we need to improve on.
[Suthy]: Uh huh.
[Roscoe]: Ow. I'm just thinking if there's anybody
we recognize here. Doesn't seem like it though.
[Biehner]: Okay, let someone who actually knows
players look at the list.
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[Roscoe]: Yeah, oh fuck you. Do you know
[darty]: Dude
[Roscoe]: who,
[darty]: coming for a beanie.
[Roscoe]: do you know who fucking, who is...
[Suthy]: It's not Mitchkov, that's for sure.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, right, do you know who Nikolai
Goldopen is?
[Biehner]: Nicalical Dolmen is a leaf's prospect.
[Roscoe]: Goldobin? He's 27.
[Biehner]: or no, sorry, I'm thinking.
[Roscoe]: Okay, nice try.
[Biehner]: Um, Goldalman used to play in the
league, did he not?
[Suthy]: I believe he did. Like I recognize
his name.
[Biehner]: Yes, I've definitely heard the name.
[Biehner]: I've got to look up that prospect
now. I'm thinking of it's grow something.
[Roscoe]: Number three in points last season
was Alexander Radulov.
[Suthy]: Oh
[Biehner]: Jeez,
[Suthy]: yeah.
[Biehner]: he's still playing.
[Roscoe]: Yeah.
[Biehner]: Shippa-Chep's
[Roscoe]: What
[Biehner]: still playing
[Roscoe]: interstate
[Biehner]: over there too.
[Roscoe]: are you hitchhiking down, Darty?
[Suthy]: Hehehe
[darty]: I'm just trying not to get robbed,
stabbed, or anything else
[Suthy]: Brilliant.
[darty]: that would be unfortunate for me.
[Suthy]: Are you walking down the 401? What's
going on here?
[darty]: I think this is Woodbine. The second
longest road in the world, apparently.
[Roscoe]: Nikolai Goldoben was selected in the
first round of the 2014 draft by the San Jose
[Roscoe]: Sharks.
[Biehner]: 125 games in the league between Vancouver
and San Jose.
[Roscoe]: There you go. NHL totals 46 points
in 125 games.
[darty]: Look
[Roscoe]: Yeah.
[darty]: guys, I could have been doing this
show or listening to the Canadian True Crime
[darty]: Podcast, alright? And honestly, like,
I feel less secured with this being on the
[darty]: show.
[Roscoe]: Alright.
[Suthy]: You made the right choice.
[Roscoe]: So it's Thursday, we'll be back soon
because season's heating up. We got more stuff
[Roscoe]: to talk about, more games to play,
and more trivia
[Suthy]: predictions
[Roscoe]: and stuff.
[Suthy]: coming
[Roscoe]: So
[Suthy]: up soon.
[Roscoe]: exactly, we got to do a whole preseason
breakdown. We got to do the East and the West
[Roscoe]: and lots of stuff coming up. We're
getting back in the swing of it, I promise.
[Roscoe]: So stay tuned, subscribe, follow us
and you know, chill. Leaf season's coming,
[Roscoe]: baby. Anybody
[darty]: keep
[Roscoe]: want
[darty]: on
[Roscoe]: to
[darty]: rockin' in the free
[Roscoe]: sign
[darty]: world.
[Roscoe]: off on that? Keep on rocking.
[Suthy]: I think for dirty safety we gotta end
this here.
[Roscoe]: Yeah, before I get smoked on
[Suthy]: Thanks for watching!
[Roscoe]: the side of the road. All right. Good
night, everybody. We love you.
[Biehner]: Ciao.
[Roscoe]: I have a no-tro.
[Suthy]: Bonsoir.
[Roscoe]: I was just-
[darty]: God, how much I've missed this outro.
[Suthy]: Let's.
[darty]: now available on the side of
[Roscoe]: Oh
[darty]: the room.
[Roscoe]: and shout out to Mike Ross for signing
another
[Suthy]: Fuck yeah.
[Roscoe]: Year with the Leafs.