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Sep 27, 2026

JC CouttsHOST
33:32
Is there any concern about that workload on him? Because I don't think he's played that many games in his season, Spencer, you were saying.
Spencer ByersPANELIST
33:38
No, he's always kind of been a split goalie between Brampton when he played with Jack Ivankovic, who's now obviously gone on to Michigan and will probably be the starting goalie for the Canadian World Junior Team at the U-20s.
Spencer ByersPANELIST
33:50
And then he went to Brantford and you would have thought that would have meant he would be the starter.
Spencer ByersPANELIST
33:53
And then David Egaroff, basically, they went, you know, tit for tat most of his two years in Brantford as well.
Nick ZararisHOST
14:40
His allegations by his ex-wife.
Nick ZararisHOST
14:43
Formington's role in the Canadian World Junior Hockey Team scandal.
Nick ZararisHOST
14:49
All of those decisions were at least on some level made with Connor McDavid's sign-off.
Nick ZararisHOST
14:55
It is not just enough to say, well, Connor wants what Connor gets.
Eric CruikshankHOST
9:34
What were their perspectives that you got? And how do you think that they have seen the progression of this agreement going so far?
Tony FerrariHOST
9:41
it was uh each each one was a very interesting conversation on its own i'll start with the ohl commissioner brian crawford a guy that really seems to value the the potential partnership in the future of the ncaa uh sees the opportunities celebrating all these kids making the steps he talked about how how good porter martone looked immediately he was very positive about the situation and understood that this is where hockey has to go if you want player development to get better One of the things he said is we've seen the Canadian World Junior Team over the last couple of years really kind of struggle a little bit.
Tony FerrariHOST
10:14
Giving them that opportunity to continue developing and being really good You get a couple of those players coming from the NCAA pipeline for those world junior teams.
Tony FerrariHOST
10:22
Maybe Canada's not losing to Czechia in the quarterfinals.
Jim TothHOST
3:14
And I hate to say that because who am I, right? Yeah.
Jim TothHOST
3:18
But I've seen in the past two World Junior Canada teams that, like Zach Pareka, I adore.
Jim TothHOST
3:24
And look at all the points he put up.
Jim TothHOST
3:26
But can he defend and can he use an angle right? That's what I'm trying to talk about.
Terry RyanHOST
12:59
Probably the most prominent is Carter Hart, who plays for Vegas in the Stanley Cup final.
Terry RyanHOST
13:07
They were all, I mean, they played on the Canadian World Junior Team, so they were all decent hockey players, to put it mildly.
Terry RyanHOST
13:14
A lot of them were future Hall of Famers, just a lot of averages.
Terry RyanHOST
13:19
And not the whole team was in on this, but there was an ugly incident.
Mike GabinetGUEST
5:48
And, and yeah, when you get a chance to just see his personality, he's got a lot of confidence and loves to talk and, and, you know, be involved with the community and, and obviously a very good goaltender.
Mike GabinetGUEST
5:57
Just came off the World Junior camp there as, you know, one of the four invites for Uh, for, for the World Junior Team Canada, which is pretty impressive to his level of play.
Mike GabinetGUEST
6:06
And yeah, he's gonna be a great addition to the team and, and again, a really talented young goaltender.
Bruce CiskieHOST
6:11
Yeah, and, and you, you mentioned, you know, young kids reaching out, and, and I remember when Riley Tufte, he played at UMD, and he had Type 1 diabetes.
Preston HodgkinsonGUEST
15:09
But like you said, it's most intense here because it happened here.
Preston HodgkinsonGUEST
15:13
It was the Canadian World Junior Team, members of that team.
Preston HodgkinsonGUEST
15:16
It was Canadian women.
Preston HodgkinsonGUEST
15:17
And Canadian women.
Andy StricklandHOST
12:08
And now he's been the president of the Vegas Golden Knights.
Andy StricklandHOST
12:11
And he just said flat out, because they have Carter Hart, who was also caught up in that 2018 Canada World Junior situation.
Andy StricklandHOST
12:20
And he said, if we're not giving these kids second chances, then what are we doing? The Blues have been an organization that gives second chances.
Andy StricklandHOST
12:28
And I love that about the St. Louis Blues.
Tyson ColeHOST
21:11
Brayden Coutts and Caleb Malhotra both did not register a point in the two games that they played, but I don't really care about that.
Tyson ColeHOST
21:19
Like, we saw Brayden Coutts wearing the C for one of the games, then he was wearing a letter, so he's gonna be an important piece on this Team Canada World Junior roster come December.
Tyson ColeHOST
21:30
Um, and then Caleb Malhotra, I mean, as a, as a 17-year-old, he might have turned 18 by now, but, um, just a first-year drafted player.
Tyson ColeHOST
21:42
Um, I think it's a pretty big nod that he, you know, he was on the team.
Doug PlagensHOST
56:58
FLIR Ultra, PWHL's out now.
Doug PlagensHOST
57:00
Team Canada Junior's out now.
Doug PlagensHOST
57:03
Upper Deck Premier is out now.
Doug PlagensHOST
57:05
I want to read through some of these specifics here on Upper Deck Premier.

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Doug PlagensHOST
62:53
And got the giveaway stuff for National Hockey Card Day.
Doug PlagensHOST
62:58
And then there was another item free with a purchase.
Doug PlagensHOST
63:01
Bought a blaster of 2024 Team Canada Juniors that they had there.
Doug PlagensHOST
63:05
Actually pulled a Gavin McKenna parallel that's off at CGC for grading right now.

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