Oct 23, 2026 · 32 min · 10 segments
Former Ranger and current Columbus Blue Jacket Cam Talbot joins the show to talk life in Ohio, Dylan Garand's mental toughness, how he had to step up when Henrik Lundqvist went down with injury in…
Arthur StapleHost
Cam TalbotGuest
Andrew ChelneyHost
Like it's, it's almost kind of a seesaw where you have, you know, the Rangers are playing very well at home, which is a reverse from what we saw last year.
I mean that the Toronto game never should have went the way that, that it did.
And we talked about it before we went live where, you know, maybe if they have just reckon that they win this game, they got four goals, whatever, but, Goran didn't have much of any help around him last night.
you know part of the part of the thing that the pattern that you're seeing with how well they're playing at home is they get that they've gotten a goal i think it was three games in a row they had a goal in the first two minutes of the of the game so you first hit first shift second shift especially at home you're already up one nothing yet the vibes are good the fans are into it you're feeling good the confidence is high and they've carried it through the anaheim game you know anaheim has kind of showed since they got swept in the tri-state there um maybe they're not as formidable an opponent as you'd like to see But you don't want to be contingent on getting a goal in the first five minutes of the game to sort of chart the path of the game.
And frankly, the goal that they gave up on a terrible change in the first two minutes last night in Toronto did sort of determine the rest of that game.
And I do feel like that's the kind of game that we've seen in years past where If Igor is in there, he might make enough 10-bell saves to get them two points in that game and maybe mask the way that they played, which was terrible.
Albert Schmitz didn't really play a lot after he kind of fell down on that power move.
I think it was by Zach McEwen around him that led to Teddy Bluger's goal in the first period.
So there were a lot of mistakes everywhere, and I think there were a lot of responsibility to go around.
Like it's, it's almost kind of a seesaw where you have, you know, the Rangers are playing very well at home, which is a reverse from what we saw last year.
I mean that the Toronto game never should have went the way that, that it did.
And we talked about it before we went live where, you know, maybe if they have just reckon that they win this game, they got four goals, whatever, but, Goran didn't have much of any help around him last night.
you know part of the part of the thing that the pattern that you're seeing with how well they're playing at home is they get that they've gotten a goal i think it was three games in a row they had a goal in the first two minutes of the of the game so you first hit first shift second shift especially at home you're already up one nothing yet the vibes are good the fans are into it you're feeling good the confidence is high and they've carried it through the anaheim game you know anaheim has kind of showed since they got swept in the tri-state there um maybe they're not as formidable an opponent as you'd like to see But you don't want to be contingent on getting a goal in the first five minutes of the game to sort of chart the path of the game.
And frankly, the goal that they gave up on a terrible change in the first two minutes last night in Toronto did sort of determine the rest of that game.
And I do feel like that's the kind of game that we've seen in years past where If Igor is in there, he might make enough 10-bell saves to get them two points in that game and maybe mask the way that they played, which was terrible.
Albert Schmitz didn't really play a lot after he kind of fell down on that power move.
I think it was by Zach McEwen around him that led to Teddy Bluger's goal in the first period.
So there were a lot of mistakes everywhere, and I think there were a lot of responsibility to go around.
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