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Garry Galley

Garry Galley

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Oct 13, 2026

Ross LevitanHOST
38:55
Imagine living in Ottawa, having this new thing thrown at you that you have to spend money on.
Ross LevitanHOST
39:00
You click in and you hear Gary Galley right off the bat.
Ross LevitanHOST
39:03
Can I have a refund, please? Come on.
Ross LevitanHOST
39:06
Steve writes in, Shabbat is our captain and playoff all-mark is fun.
Brian WildGUEST
26:41
Um, and, and I'm starting to get the feeling that Zach Bull Duke, uh, uh, Bull Duke, pardon me.
Brian WildGUEST
26:48
I don't want to say it like Gary Galley all night.
Brian WildGUEST
26:50
Um, Sorry, that wasn't very nice.
Brian WildGUEST
26:54
No, it's okay.
Gregg KennedyHOST
28:20
I agree with you totally.
Gregg KennedyHOST
28:22
It's, it's nice to have somebody who's, who's here, right? Who's in town, who follows the team, right? [chuckles] Like, we always seem to have guys get parachuted in, with all due respect to, to Gary Galley, who would, who would occasionally be the guy.
Gregg KennedyHOST
28:35
But mostly it was, it was Mike Johnson.
Gregg KennedyHOST
28:38
Love Mike Johnson-
Brian WildeGUEST
17:36
It was just this amazing shot that, uh, was offside.
Brian WildeGUEST
17:40
Um, and, and I'm starting to get the feeling that Zach Bolduc, uh, co- uh, Bolduc, pardon me, I don't wanna say it like Gary Galley all night.
Peter VryonisHOST
17:48
[laughs]
Brian WildeGUEST
17:49
Um, sorry, that wasn't very nice.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:13
New hook, and Wood comes through strong
Mitch MelnickHOST
12:16
Harry Neal would have called that a schlamazel, and, uh, you may have noticed through the years that Gary Galley is trying to keep that going.
Mitch MelnickHOST
12:23
A schlamazel not to be consu- uh, confused with a schlemiel.
Mitch MelnickHOST
12:28
You guys know what a schlemiel is? I have no...
Luca ScottHOST
2:46
Right.
Mitch MelnickHOST
2:47
I don't know how Schlemazel became Harry Neal's go-to line, which has been inherited by Gary Galley.
Mitch MelnickHOST
2:54
I still get a kick out of hearing it, and that's a nice nod from Galley to Harry Neal.
Mitch MelnickHOST
2:59
Hockey Night in Canada, torch has been passed kind of thing.
Mitch MelnickHOST
46:55
Harry Neal would have called that a schlamazel.
Mitch MelnickHOST
46:58
And you may have noticed through the years that Gary Galley is trying to keep that going.
Mitch MelnickHOST
47:02
A schlamazel, not to be confused with a schlemiel.
Mitch MelnickHOST
47:06
You guys know what a schlemiel is?
Mitch MelnickHOST
12:16
Harry Neal would have called that a schlamazel.
Mitch MelnickHOST
12:19
And you may have noticed through the years that Gary Galley is trying to keep that going.
Mitch MelnickHOST
12:23
A schlamazel, not to be confused with a schlemiel.
Mitch MelnickHOST
12:28
You guys know what a schlemiel is?
Nick KypreosHOST
3:14
...
Nick KypreosHOST
3:14
Garry Galley.
Sam McKeeHOST
3:14
[laughs]
Nick KypreosHOST
3:15
Garry Galley, former NHLer, color analyst for Sportsnet, will join us as we go around the National Hockey League.
Nick KypreosHOST
3:21
Gary, once again, thanks for joining us.
Nick KypreosHOST
3:24
Looking forward to a spectacular season, especially, uh, with you as a guest.
Garry GalleyGUEST
7:39
But I think Ottawa's gonna be fine.
Garry GalleyGUEST
7:40
Uh, and I do like the way Winnipeg has kinda started without Hellebuyck.
Russ CourtnallHOST
25:56
[laughs]
Jungle Jim JeromeHOST
25:56
... household expression, uh, one of the, even the announcer, I don't know who it was, Ferraro or, or, or fucking Gaby or someone, uh, Gary Galley said, "This is freaking pond hockey out here."
Russ CourtnallHOST
26:07
Yeah, yeah.
Russ CourtnallHOST
26:07
Pond hockey.

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