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Justin Schultz

Justin Schultz

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Sep 28, 2026

Tyler CampbellHOST
3:00
And he was having an excellent rookie season.
Tyler CampbellHOST
3:04
Justin Schultz was also a rookie that season.
Tyler CampbellHOST
3:09
I, being the Oilers fan that I am, badly wanted Schultz.
Tyler CampbellHOST
3:13
Schultz had...
Tyler CampbellHOST
3:44
I sound like such an asshole when I say this, but guys were afraid to trade with me in that draft because I had kind of figured things out and gotten pretty good at it.
Tyler CampbellHOST
3:52
The guy refused.
Tyler CampbellHOST
3:55
He said, no, no, I like Justin Schultz.
Tyler CampbellHOST
3:56
He wasn't even no other's fan.
MarkHOST
4:21
And Shane Wright, he's got the skill set to handle big minutes.
MarkHOST
4:25
But defensively, we need Justin Schultz type stability if he's there, or whoever is paired with Brandon Montour.
MarkHOST
4:32
Montour led in goals last game.
MarkHOST
4:34
He needs to stay involved.
Josh CybulskiHOST
11:08
And that's happened historically.
Josh CybulskiHOST
11:10
Remember the Edmonton Oilers couldn't figure out Justin Schultz? They went to Pittsburgh.
Josh CybulskiHOST
11:15
They figured him out pretty fast.
Josh CybulskiHOST
11:16
Two Stanley Cups, one of which he was their number one defenseman.
Jason BotterillGUEST
24:30
And that's sort of what we utilize in the second half of the summer here.
Jason BotterillGUEST
24:34
There are additions from a sports science, a sports performance, a player development aspect, bringing in someone like Justin Schultz.
Jason BotterillGUEST
24:43
All these things are focused in and around helping our players, helping our players, whether it's the full-time nutritionist, adding an extra... strength coach in the weight room adding to our medical staff all this is make sure our players understand and have a feel that hey they're giving they're getting all their opportunities to to have the most success and sort of hit their max as a player and you know we talk a lot about whether it's a young player such as berkeley catton or more of a veteran player like bobby mcmahon continue to develop him doesn't matter what age you are continue to develop them I think there's a feeling downstairs in our locker room that the resources are here.
Jason BotterillGUEST
25:21
And I think that just adds to players wanting to stay and players wanting to come here.
Zaiem BegHOST
5:27
There's, you know, the Alexis Bernier and Maddie Berniers.
Zaiem BegHOST
5:33
Thankfully, we have been liberated from Jaden Schwartz, Justin Schultz.
Zaiem BegHOST
5:37
So we don't have that to worry about anymore.
Zaiem BegHOST
5:39
But...
Zaiem BegHOST
6:14
Uh, because Jeremy Lauzon is nowhere near worth a second-round pick, but that's what he was traded for and that pick ended up being Jani Nyman Uh, and so Ron Francis like, "Okay, the expansion draft, yeah, maybe that didn't go so well, but you know, we got some, we got some nice deals at the trade deadline." And, and now you're heading into this off-season, and he, uh, signs, um, three free agents.
Zaiem BegHOST
6:36
Uh, Martin Jones, a backup goaltender, uh, Justin Schultz, a defenseman who then, uh, now you have the Justin Schultz, Jayden Schwartz, um, confusing issue.
Zaiem BegHOST
6:46
And then they signed Andre Burakovsky to a pretty significant free agent deal as a, a adding scoring punch.
Zaiem BegHOST
6:53
And Andre Burakovsky, uh, also from Colorado, um, [lip smack] you know, two-time Stanley Cup winner and a real, um, just a real sniper.
Jeff MarekGUEST
21:00
There's the carrot in front of the mule.
Jeff MarekGUEST
21:02
What was the old sign of the old – when it was Taylor Hall and Jordan Eberle and Justin Schultz and Ryan Nugent Hopkins with the Edmonton Oilers, you'd walk into the dressing room and the first sign you'd see is earned, not given.
Jeff MarekGUEST
21:15
And you looked around the room and it's like, okay, you gave this guy what spot and which money? And it's like, where's the earn not given? Like, I think it's a great motto for a team.
Jeff MarekGUEST
21:23
You just didn't really see it play itself out.
Jeff MarekGUEST
2:31
There's the carrot in front of the mule.
Jeff MarekGUEST
2:32
What was the old sign of the old – when it was Taylor Hall and Jordan Eberle and Justin Schultz and Ryan Nugent Hopkins with the Edmonton Oilers, you'd walk into the dressing room and the first sign you'd see is earned, not given.
Jeff MarekGUEST
2:45
And you looked around the room and it's like, okay, you gave this guy what spot and which money? And it's like, where's the earn not given? Like, I think it's a great motto for a team.
Jeff MarekGUEST
2:53
You just didn't really see it play itself out.
Ed PrechelGUEST
10:31
It was a close game, with Burgett inching past Campos 33-31.
Ed PrechelGUEST
10:36
Game four of the quarterfinal matches saw Justin Schultz and Al Deuce shoot it out, leaving Schultz the victor, 33 to 15.
Ed PrechelGUEST
10:44
In the level one semifinal action, Tony Shively and Chris Diller battled it out in game one, with Shively taking a commanding victory by a score of 39 to 20.
Ed PrechelGUEST
10:54
In the second semifinal game, Derek Burgett went head to head with Justin Schultz.
Ed PrechelGUEST
10:58
Burgett also had a commanding win with 42 to Schultz's 21.
Ed PrechelGUEST
11:04
Chris Diller and Justin Schultz shot off for 3rd place, and Schultz made short work of Diller by a score of 37-17.
Ed PrechelGUEST
11:11
In the Level 1 championship game, Tony Shively and Derek Burgett shot it out.
Ed PrechelGUEST
11:16
At the turn, Shively trailed by 11 points.
Josh GetzoffHOST
49:55
You mentioned Nola Tang.
Josh GetzoffHOST
49:56
I mean, that was such a huge moment for Justin Schultz.
Josh GetzoffHOST
50:00
He stepped up and had a huge playoff and really down the stretch for the Penguins career year overall.
Josh GetzoffHOST
50:05
He was great.

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