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J. T. Compher

J. T. Compher

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Oct 19, 2026

Evan LobsingerHOST
7:24
Does not like gingers.
Evan LobsingerHOST
7:26
Watch out, JT Compher.
Ryan HannaHOST
7:27
[laughs]
Evan LobsingerHOST
7:29
[laughs] No, I thought that was great.

40 MINS LATER

Brad KryskoHOST
47:20
[laughs]
Ryan HannaHOST
47:21
But I like your thinking, Brad.
Ryan HannaHOST
47:23
Why stop there? Why not JT Compher? Regardless, and then to follow up on this, because I was like, it really just does feel like this story has way too much staying power for how much of a non-starter it feels like from both sides.
Ryan HannaHOST
47:35
I asked a few other folks, and I'll tell you, even though my money would still go on Hage is a non-starter, it wasn't a universal answer.
MikeHOST
22:56
[laughs]
Boo NievesGUEST
22:57
Year after me, uh, JT Compher comes in.
Boo NievesGUEST
23:00
He's, you know, I think, like, a late first rounder, early second rounder, and, and it's, and it's not like, oh, your draft stock, like, you know, gave you priority, but, you know, he was a program kid.
Boo NievesGUEST
23:09
He got drafted higher.
ZachHOST
10:15
"And we keep on beating it.
ZachHOST
10:17
Can we just move on?" I-- Especially when you have Marco Kasper still out, JT Compher still out.
ZachHOST
10:26
You touched on Emmet Väyrynen, how well he's been playing.
ZachHOST
10:30
I-- [chuckles] Emmet Väyrynen's making me eat my own words because I said to Carlo in a text message, you know, "I'm still a little weary on Emmet Väyrynen being the two C." He's looking like he could e- easily become a one C at some point in his career, Carlo, and this is a kid who still hasn't fully grown into his body.
CarloHOST
15:07
Which is where he should be
ZachHOST
15:08
... kind of piggybacking off of what you said, and I'll let you continue.
ZachHOST
15:12
They still have JT Compher on IR or whatever it is that they're-- Is that IR? Is he IR still?
CarloHOST
15:19
Yeah.
MikeAUDIENCE
57:09
Rasmussen's still terrible.
MikeAUDIENCE
57:11
JT Compher's still terrible.
MikeAUDIENCE
57:13
Mason Appleton, I know is sick, is still terrible.
MikeAUDIENCE
57:15
I think they're gonna be forced into a rebuild.
Tony WolakHOST
7:58
You can work with that.
Tony WolakHOST
7:59
And then for the players coming back from injury, whether it's, you know, Compher seems close, Kasper, Appleton, p- you know, combine that with Kulcsar, Masar, Drysdale, whoever is still there or is available, that's the fourth line.
Tony WolakHOST
8:15
Or it's just two of those players, and you keep running with seven defensemen.
Tony WolakHOST
8:19
But I think after, you know, some mixing and matching and not, you know, knowing what combination of forwards are gonna work, I think you have a good top nine at least, and that, uh, sets the tone for the next few games for the Red Wings.
Devin LittleHOST
9:03
Um, and you theoretically don't want him to just be a spare part on the fourth line.
Devin LittleHOST
9:07
Uh, Appleton had been looking pretty good coming out of, uh, training camp, uh, looked better than last season at least.
Devin LittleHOST
9:15
Um, a- and I think that theoretically you wanna at least give him a, a chance to get back to that level again and then, and then Compher, uh, [laughs] Compher's Compher.
Devin LittleHOST
9:25
I think at, at bare minimum, he, he gives you value down the middle, right? Um, the- these, these are guys that you would expect to play if they are healthy, basically.
Kirk McKnightHOST
15:21
And I have another one that I wanna pick for their first point against the Sharks, and that's Keegan Kolasar.
Kirk McKnightHOST
15:28
Of that list, okay, you also have England, Appy, Compher, and Aljo.
Kirk McKnightHOST
15:35
As far as-- Now, I said Aljo.
Kirk McKnightHOST
15:37
Anjo, we already know he's good.
Kirk McKnightHOST
5:42
Uh, just looking at the injuries, uh, York, Rista- Ristolainen, Ristolainen, or Ristolainen, Ristolainen, sorry, Konecny, and Grabenen are out for Philadelphia.
Kirk McKnightHOST
5:55
On our side, Compher, Appy, and Kasper are still out.
Kirk McKnightHOST
5:59
So really, if you look at it- Vladar will be in net for Philly, so I mean, that's their number one pretty much.
Kirk McKnightHOST
6:06
I'm pretty sure he's their number one.
RyanHOST
25:38
Yes
GregHOST
25:38
... like Michael Rasmussen goes, JT Compher goes-
RyanHOST
25:41
Yes
GregHOST
25:41
...
RyanHOST
27:30
So they're both easily manageable, potentially movable.
RyanHOST
27:33
I don't know what's gonna happen there.
RyanHOST
27:35
I'd ver- I would take JT Compher over Michael Rasmussen all day, every day, but that's another point altogether, and it's a low bar.
RyanHOST
27:42
But I think to your point there, over the next two seasons, most of those guys that we just talked about are gone, the exception being Ben Chiarot, who is apparently inevitable.
MikeAUDIENCE
56:46
Rasmussen's still terrible.
MikeAUDIENCE
56:47
JT Compher's still terrible.
MikeAUDIENCE
56:50
Mason Appleton, I know is sick, is still terrible.
MikeAUDIENCE
56:52
I think they're gonna be forced into a rebuild.
Darius DominguesHOST
5:36
But Mark, I'll let you take it away, too, with him, you know, being on the power play and just the reaction from fans and, and stuff we've seen.
Darius DominguesHOST
5:41
But what do you also think, I'll throw this to you, too, um, of these lines because we got an update this morning, too, that, uh, Compher is out.
Darius DominguesHOST
5:48
He is ruled out and will not play tonight, and there's no real update beyond that.
Darius DominguesHOST
5:52
And with a very thin center depth core, whatever you wanna call it, on this team already, with things, you know, kinda swinging outta control already in this early season, this is yet another bad sign

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