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Rod Brind'Amour

Rod Brind'Amour

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Oct 26, 2026

Zach MartinHOST
0:30
welcome in to another episode of the surge cast back once again if you missed it yesterday we had our emergency podcast for the alexander nikishan contract so go ahead and give that a listen getting our instant reaction thoughts to the one year deal this episode kind of back to normal likes and dislikes from the edmonton and st louis games as the canes finish the State Fair road trip and return to Lenovo Center.
Zach MartinHOST
1:02
We have our Canes roundup, which will include hearing from Rod Brind'Amour and Eric Tolsky on the Alexander Nikitian situation.
Zach MartinHOST
1:09
And we'll also look ahead to the Canes' first game back home versus the Boston Bruins.
Zach MartinHOST
1:16
Okay, let's go ahead and start it off.
Kat HunterHOST
2:37
They wanted to win that overtime.
Kat HunterHOST
2:39
So the fight was there for sure.
Zach MartinHOST
2:43
I think Rod Brind'Amour said it best, where he said, that's death, right? When you give up that many power play opportunities to McDavid and Dreisaitl.
Zach MartinHOST
2:54
So that's really tough.
Paul IhanderHOST
2:07
It was a really feel-good moment, right? The evening was a feel-good moment prior to the game.
Paul IhanderHOST
2:13
Freddie Anderson, who is now an Edmonton Oiler but not suiting up due to injury, got his ring in the locker room with Rod Brind'Amour and Eric Tolsky.
Paul IhanderHOST
2:20
There you go.
Paul IhanderHOST
2:21
Feel good, right? Feels good.
Paul IhanderHOST
3:53
They're a pretty fast team.
Paul IhanderHOST
3:54
But if you had to narrow it down to something, and I didn't get to hear Rod after the game, but he and I are alike in this sentiment.
Paul IhanderHOST
4:02
Rod Brind'Amour talked about the five trips to the penalty box.
Rod Brind'AmourSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:07
I mean, if you take away the five penalties, the game was pretty good.
Jason BroughHOST
15:08
And if you think of the coaches that the Canucks have seen on opposing benches this season, this is just head coaches.
Jason BroughHOST
15:16
They've seen Rod Brind'Amour twice.
Jason BroughHOST
15:19
They've seen Mike Babcock twice.
Jason BroughHOST
15:22
They've seen Coop, John Cooper in Tampa, Pete DeBoer, Paul Maurice, Sully, Mike Sullivan with the Rangers.
Paul IhanderHOST
9:16
So other was going to win out.
Paul IhanderHOST
9:20
Uh, Rod Brind'Amour, let's let him put a bow on Nick DeLaurier's, uh, effort last night, because Nick DeLaurier scored two and most likely got the rope in the locker room.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:29
I mean, he, he's a, a, just a character player and, you know, not really known for putting the puck in the net, but a couple of nice ones.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:37
I mean, the first one especially, so you, you root for guys like that to get a little recognition on the other end of things, 'cause they do a lot of the heavy lifting and, um, nice to see, uh, you know, see that happen tonight.
Mike ManiscalcoGUEST
47:18
No.
Joe OviesHOST
47:18
And then Hull, you talk about Rod Brind'Amour's greatest hits, we, we don't, he got put on injury reserve, but that could mean any number of things retroacted to what, the Washington game, I guess?
Mike ManiscalcoGUEST
47:27
Yeah.
Joe OviesHOST
47:28
So w- where do, outside of ...
Kyle BukauskasHOST
82:32
[laughs] "Hi, Kyle.
Kyle BukauskasHOST
82:35
I too am from Campbell River and can lay claim to having been a linesman for a game featuring a very young Rod Brind'Amour."
Elliotte FriedmanHOST
82:44
Hmm.
Kyle BukauskasHOST
82:44
"And hi, Dom.
Don TaylorHOST
2:20
Just because of the uniforms.
Don TaylorHOST
2:22
Rod Brind'Amour is scheduled to be on our show today at 11 o'clock.
Don TaylorHOST
2:27
I'm watching that game last night.
Don TaylorHOST
2:28
I am cheering very hard for the Carolina Hurricanes to beat the Calgary Flames.
Rick DhaliwalHOST
3:10
So,
Don TaylorHOST
3:11
excusable, but we'll see if it affects Rod's willingness to be on our show today.
Don TaylorHOST
3:20
Campbell Rivers, Rod Brind'Amour.
Don TaylorHOST
3:21
That's right.
Paul IhanderHOST
1:44
It's probably 3-1, maybe even 4-1, because the Canes would have been pressing in the third period as opposed to trying to at least get one point, and it didn't even work out that way for them.
Paul IhanderHOST
1:57
And Rod Brind'Amour knew this.
Paul IhanderHOST
2:00
After last night's game, said effort was a bit sloppy.
Rod Brind'AmourSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:05
Yeah, it was sloppy.
Scott LaughlinHOST
26:41
As for the other side of the story, down the hallway we go.
Scott LaughlinHOST
26:44
Here's Canes head coach Rod Brind'Amour.
Rod Brind'AmourSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:48
Yeah, it was sloppy and, you know, we, we definitely created enough chances to win.
Rod Brind'AmourSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:53
We scored a ton of goals, but we gave up.
Rod Brind'AmourSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:17
Um, I don't have any other update than that.
Scott LaughlinHOST
28:20
And of course, Jankowski, as we've been documenting, has been on a roll.
Scott LaughlinHOST
28:23
He extended his goal streak to six games in the Canes 3-2 road victory in Winnipeg going back to Saturday, uh, but was a no-go when he heard Rod Brind'Amour say he has been sent back to Raleigh, uh, to get further examined.
Scott LaughlinHOST
28:35
So Nick DeLaurier, the tough guy, was in the lineup in place of Mark Jankowski.
John RodenburgHOST
27:04
G- to give you some context, New Jersey leads the NHL at 35 shots per game.
John RodenburgHOST
27:09
Carolina, that always is up there, Rod Brind'Amour's a big proponent, get, get pucks to the net.
John RodenburgHOST
27:14
They're at 33, so they're second.
John RodenburgHOST
27:16
Tampa's at 31.

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