Sep 1, 2026 · 4 hr 27 min · 24 segments
On Episode 667 of Spittin' Chiclets, the boys break down the Metropolitan Division with help from some special guests; Jody Shelley, Colby Armstrong, Spencer Carbery, and Sunny Mehta. This is an…
Paul BissonnetteHost
Ryan WhitneyHost
Sunny MehtaGuest
Spencer CarberyGuest
Colby ArmstrongGuest
Keith YandleHost
Brian McGonagleHost
Pasha Eshghi
Jody ShelleyGuestSpittin' Chiclets Co-HostHost
It's a hockey podcast, and we had the biggest contract in the history of the National Hockey League was signed this week.
Incredible news for Avs fans, Avs management, players on the Avs, and most importantly, Cale Makar.
A $20.4 million contract for eight years, which adds up, uh, what did we get to?
And I had analytical people saying, "What are you talking about?" I'm like, "I don't ...
I'm going eye test on this guy, boys." He is, I think, the second-best player in the league.
Either way, he's the greatest defenseman, one of the greatest defensemen to ever play.
The things he does on the ice, his skating, his vision, he competes like a motherfucker out there, and it's just like a dream player.
And what's ironic about him signing the contract after last week's episode, when we discussed, uh, youth hockey and development hockey and what kids are doing and how confusing it all is now, we had a little discussion about the greats in the game kind of knowing when they're eight or nine years old.
Committed to UMass, then their coach left, but his loyalty kept him going there.
And so in all that discussion about generational talents kinda knowing at such a young age, this was a guy, it was different.
It's a hockey podcast, and we had the biggest contract in the history of the National Hockey League was signed this week.
Incredible news for Avs fans, Avs management, players on the Avs, and most importantly, Cale Makar.
A $20.4 million contract for eight years, which adds up, uh, what did we get to?
And I had analytical people saying, "What are you talking about?" I'm like, "I don't ...
I'm going eye test on this guy, boys." He is, I think, the second-best player in the league.
Either way, he's the greatest defenseman, one of the greatest defensemen to ever play.
The things he does on the ice, his skating, his vision, he competes like a motherfucker out there, and it's just like a dream player.
And what's ironic about him signing the contract after last week's episode, when we discussed, uh, youth hockey and development hockey and what kids are doing and how confusing it all is now, we had a little discussion about the greats in the game kind of knowing when they're eight or nine years old.
Committed to UMass, then their coach left, but his loyalty kept him going there.
And so in all that discussion about generational talents kinda knowing at such a young age, this was a guy, it was different.
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