Bobby Taylor

You and I went to St. Catharines.

Bobby Taylor, my old goaltender in St. Catharines also, he worked here.

But when I look at your career and I think you're still going strong.

Even though you're not on the ice, you still have that love for the game.

But when you talk about the, the goaltending rotation, um, I remember in, in 1974, Bernie Parent had played 28 or 29 straight games for the Flyers, and they had a Sunday afternoon game, nationally televised, Flyers against Bobby Orr and the Boston Bruins.

And Bobby Taylor, the backup goaltender, played-

Mm-hmm

... against the Big Bad Bruins.

We'll hear from some players, John Cooper as well.

I've got JP Peterson, Bobby the Chief Taylor, and Brian Engblom.

And boy, JP, this game was, at times, You know, you weren't too sure what was going to happen.

The Flyers had some looks, but I think Misch hit the nail on the head.

I want to thank all involved who helped with this broadcast, Steve Versnick and Peter DeFee Jr. down here, back in the studio, Steve Carney, Rachel West.

Thank you for all the work you guys did.

For J.P. Peterson, Bobby the Chief Taylor, and Brian Engblom, I'm Greg Linnelli.

We'll be with you again on Thursday.

We're going to talk about it for the next 30 minutes or so.

It is the last call presented by Jack Daniels, Greg Linnelli, along with J.P. Peterson, Bobby the Chief Taylor, and Brian Engblom.

Guys, Coop wanted to see the Lightning have a bounce-back game tonight after what we saw in the opener, and really that first period set the tone and a good win for the Lightning.

Looked like summer vacation was over, right? Yeah.

All right, Mish and Espo on the call.

It is the last call presented by Jack Daniels, wrapping up a lightning win tonight over the Caps.

Greg Linnelli along with J.P. Peterson, Bobby the Chief Taylor, and Brian Engblom.

We're going to get to Andre Vasilevsky and the game he played, but we do have Brandon Hagel speaking to the media right now for a bit.