Former NHL coach Mike Babcock, former NHL player Mark Messier, and Winnipeg Jets captain Adam Lowry discuss topics such as Babcock's alleged phone request, controversial behavior in the hockey industry, camera color balance, Canadian Tire's involvement in women's hockey, actor behavior during movie promotions, Johnny Bauer's dental mishap, debating the best time and place to poop in cars, and former Stanley Cup goaltenders ending up on the same team.
Canadian Tire partners with the PWHL, supporting women's sports and promoting gender equality.
Alex DeBrincat's dissatisfaction with his role emphasizes the importance of player satisfaction and team dynamics.
The Mike Babcock controversy sparks discussions about coaching tactics and the need for a positive and respectful environment within sports teams.
Canadian Tire's commitment to investing in women's sports showcases their dedication to fostering growth and opportunities for female athletes.
Deep dives
Canadian Tire joins PWHL as founding partner and title sponsor of the draft
Canadian Tire has become a founding partner of the PWHL and will be the title sponsor of the upcoming draft on September 18th. This partnership is part of Canadian Tire's commitment to supporting women's sports and promoting gender equality in hockey. The sponsorship will provide stability and resources for the league, allowing it to grow and thrive. This is a positive step forward for women's hockey, and it showcases the increasing support and investment in the sport.
Alex DeBrincat unhappy with role in Ottawa
Sources reveal that Alex DeBrincat was dissatisfied with his role as a second-line winger behind Brady Tkachuk in Ottawa. This discontent could be one of the reasons why DeBrincat wanted to leave the team. It is important for players to feel valued and have a role that they are satisfied with, and if that was not the case for DeBrincat, it makes sense that he sought a change. This situation highlights the significance of player roles and team dynamics in player satisfaction and team cohesion.
Mike Babcock story dominates the news
The news of Mike Babcock's alleged behavior and coaching methods has dominated the headlines. While the details and veracity of the claims are still being investigated, this story has sparked conversations about coaching tactics, player treatment, and professional conduct in the hockey world. The reactions have been varied and heated, with some supporting Babcock and others criticizing his coaching methods. The story serves as a reminder of the importance of creating a positive and respectful environment within sports teams.
Canadian Tire's commitment to women's sports
Canadian Tire's commitment to investing in women's sports and supporting female athletes is commendable. With their pledge to put 50% of their marketing dollars behind women's sports by 2026, they are championing gender equality and providing vital support to female athletes. This partnership with the PWHL and their sponsorship of the draft further demonstrates their commitment to fostering growth and opportunities for women in sports. Canadian Tire's involvement will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the development and visibility of women's hockey.
Taylor Swift Reporter Position at USA Today
USA Today is hiring a Taylor Swift reporter to cover news and events related to the singer. The reporter will be responsible for writing articles and features about Taylor Swift's music, concerts, and other endeavors. This position offers a unique opportunity to delve into the world of one of the biggest pop stars in the industry and provide in-depth coverage for fans and music enthusiasts alike.
Wisconsin Bar Offers Free Jink Drinks if Jets Lose
A Wisconsin bar offered to provide free Jink Drinks if the New York Jets lost a game. However, due to an unexpected comeback by the Jets, patrons had to pay their own tabs. This highlights the unpredictable nature of sports, where victory or defeat can often come down to the wire, surprising both fans and businesses alike.
Professional Summaries and Distinctions
This podcast episode covered a range of topics, including specific car brands, celebrity figures, and the impact of certain events. The discussion provided insights into personal opinions and preferences, as well as the influence and popularity of certain individuals and industries. The variety of topics and perspectives showcased the diverse interests and perspectives of the hosts, making for an engaging and dynamic conversation.
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On this episode of The Steve Dangle Podcast, Spittin' Chiclets calls out Mike Babcock and Columbus responds (00:00), Canadian Tire signs on with the PWHL (45:30), Tim Stützle speaks on Alex Debrincat's Ottawa exit (49:00), the Canucks don't like Mark Messier (54:45), Adam Lowry is named captain of the Winnipeg Jets (1:13:00), Connor McDavid's media day photos (1:15:00), a Taylor Swift reporter (1:22:00), pooping in people's cars (1:30:00), and Stanley Cup Goalies (1:42:00).
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