Brendan Shanahan skates on in for this barnburner of an episode. “Shanny” is a former pro ice hockey player and Hall of Famer who currently serves as the President of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Having won the three most prominent team titles in ice hockey (an Olympic gold medal, a World Championship, and a Stanley Cup) he is a member of the elite “Triple Gold Club.” He’s also a really cool dude. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Dax Shepard talks about renovating his home and repurposing a guest room into a baby room for his new child. He hilariously shares how he also plans on building a shrine for his upcoming podcast success.
Will Arnett and Michael Rapaport run into each other at Barney's and reminisce about their shared childhood and mutual friends.
The speaker discusses the longest gap between scoring goals for the same team, which is different from the longest gap between playing for the same team.
Former NHL player and current President of the Maple Leafs, Brendan Shanahan, discusses how his career transitioned from playing to now running the team and how important it was for the news to be kept private.
Even The Rich is a podcast that tells the jaw-dropping stories about the tumultuous lives of the world's elite from the greatest family dynasties to pop culture superstars. In this episode, they talk about Brendan Shanahan taking over the Toronto Maple Leafs, hiring Lou Lamoriello as his GM, and the pressure he felt as a player.
The speaker compares coaching young players to parenting, sharing how he wants them to learn from his mistakes and have more fun. He emphasizes the importance of persevering through losses and not feeling like a loser.
The speaker reflects on how age does not necessarily correlate with maturity, recalling a childhood experience of a grown man acting immaturely in a sports game.
The role of fighting in hockey can be seen as a way to protect teammates or address bullying, but using it to intimidate or hurt is questionable. Meanwhile, violence is ingrained in football, with the physical contact being a major appeal to viewers.
The "hockey walk" is a distinct trait that many successful people in hockey share, and it is often channeled in the right direction. This gene has been compared to that of Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods.
This podcast episode discusses the Shannon Plan, a proposal for the growth of hockey in Canada, as well as the influence of the NHL on hockey as a sport.
Unspecified participants express hopes for the future while discussing the challenges posed by a virus, as well as one individual's physical ailment.