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The Art of Trash Talking w/ Matthew Barnaby + James Mirtle's Big Picture NHL Questions

2023-02-02

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JD is joined by The Athletic’s James Mirtle to discuss a variety of NHL topics following Leafs-Bruins, before pondering if Brad Marchand may be the NHL’s second-most important player (12:34). JD welcomes 15-Year NHL veteran and author of "Unflitered" Matthew Barnaby on the podcast to break down the art of trash talking on the ice (54:22). John Herdman will be back to coach the Canadian men’s national team after rumours surfaced that he would be going to New Zealand; soccer analyst James Sharman discusses Herdman’s re-commitment to the program (1:18:22).

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