Humboldt Broncos

And, you know, a couple of those three and threes that we played won some big games for us in the midst of those.

Then you've got Brady Holtbote on the other side, who had one of the best save percentages in the SJHL last year on the Humboldt Broncos, who didn't make the playoffs.

um he's a 19 year old he has one games experience in the whl with prince george last year was with us during the playoff run last year is our backup our third goaltender as well so you know he's been around the team and he's looked really really good to start off uh camp and pre-season and everything too so he's a guy who you know i don't know what uh what the raiders thoughts are on bringing two 19 year old goaltenders through the year But if they've liked what Hope folks put together so far, you know, he could be a guy who maybe sneaks into that role as our backup goaltender.

And Bass might, you know, I think that backup goaltender spot is going to be a real battle this year.

I think, Nugzi, I'm coming to you.

And it's the last team that didn't make the playoffs last year, the Humboldt Broncos.

And, boy.

You know, Braden Klamasco has now been there for a little while.

You know, I'm reminded of a story in our second edition of the book that came to us from Sue Ann Lalonde in Saskatchewan.

who was the chief operating officer when the Humboldt Broncos horrible crash happened there, I think in 2019 or so.

And she explains in her story how she used the lead stringer.

She had it posted on her wall, on her bulletin board, right above her phone.

And they dropped him like a hot potato, as you can imagine.

But I think about like another hockey tragedy, the Humboldt Broncos.

The driver of the truck that killed, hit the bus and killed all those kids was...

He was, like, arrested and ended up, like, I think he's in jail or prison if I'm not mistaken.

It's hosted by Bob Wilkie, who was a victim of the 1986 Swift Current Broncos bus crash.

He speaks with Ryan Straschnitzki who was a survivor of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash in 2018.

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Barney is going to join us from Nippon, where he is attending the Nippon Hawks training camp with Roman Shinkaruk.

Roman will play in an exhibition game tonight for the Nippon Hawks versus the Humboldt Broncos.

Wishing him all the best.

At 4 p.m. today, Kenny Wiebe of the Winnipeg Free Press will join us in the studio.

It's hosted by Bob Wilkie, who was a victim of the 1986 Swift Current Broncos bus crash.

He speaks with Ryan Strasnitsky, who was a survivor of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash in 2018.

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Well, don't tell me what to do in my show." Well, you're probably right.

And when the Humboldt Broncos crash happened April 6th, 2018, on a Friday, somebody sent me a message on that Monday morning and said, "Really looking forward to what you have to say about that crash on your show today." And I'm like, "I don't plan on saying anything special." "No, you need to say something at that time as the voice of Saskatchewan sports." And that was a tough day.

Frankly, every day since has been better, but the point is, um, I'm listening.

Are you? Like for instance, Jeff the Stamps fan says, um, "Football Friday's up next," and I don't really know.