Spittin Chiclets

On this week's episode, the guys celebrate episode 100 with interviews with recently signed St. Louis Blues Defenseman, Joel Edmundson along with 2011 Stanley Cup winner and current Edmonton Oilers forward Milan Lucic. The guys talk about arbitration and what its like for players to experience it and they get Joel's take on it. Joel also talks about the loaded roster the Blues have headed into next season. The fellas talk about the 2011 cup with Looch and get an overall recap of his time in Boston. Milan also joins Whit for a new addition of bashing basketball.

On this week's episode, the guys are joined by Pat Maroon, who recently signed with his home town St. Louis Blues. Pat tells some of the back stories about how the deal came to be, some of the factors that went into him signing a one-year deal, how excited his son was and much more. The guys also recap Whit's golf trip across the pond and Biz & Grinnelli's trip to British Columbia. The guys wrapped up with the horrible news about the passing of Ray Emery and some NHL news.

On this week's episode, the guys are without Whitney, who is on Karlsson watch over in Europe. Meanwhile, the boys were joined by former NHL tendy Jason LaBarbera. The guys talked about some of the crazy rosters Jason has been apart of as well as some crazy stories from those teams. With it being the summer, the guys dropped the hockey talk for a little and were joined by Paul's friend “Arch Bishop” who gets paid by people with foot fetishes. Some crazy stories and we learn how people are actually making money off this.

On this week's episode, the guys were joined by Chris Johnston of Sportsnet to break down the John Tavares signing in Toronto. The boys were also joined by Frankie Borrelli to hear how he is doing after his favorite player left him and the Islanders. The fellas also touch on some of the big name free agents who have switched teams this off season.

On this week's episode, the guys are recording live from the house of Florida Panthers defenseman Keith Yandle. The boys are also joined by New York Rangers forward Kevin Hayes for the entire episode. On the agenda for the episode is John Tavares and the meeting he held in LA with potential teams for next season, the Hall of Fame inductees, more man rockets, Biz joined a gym & much more.

On Episode 95, we're happy to bring you the #2 U.S.-born goal scorer in NHL history, Keith Tkachuk. Big Walt called it like he saw it when he played and, thankfully, nothing has changed. In one of the more entertaining interviews we've conducted, Tkachuk talks about what it's like to have two sons become first round draft picks, when he first recognized their talent, what wisdom he imparted on them, why Chris Pronger was a prick to practice against, why Pronger is one of the best ever, the difference in young stars from his day vs. today, losing a bunch of chiclets for the first time in his career...two months before retirement, playing for Herb Brooks, almost finishing his career in his hometown, what his draft day was like, and a shitload more. This was a fun one. The fellas also break down the Domi/Galchenyuk and Hoffman trades, Trotz to Long Island, and issue an apology for a mistake on the previous ep.

On this week's episode, the guys are joined by King Clancy Memorial Trophy Nominee Jason Zucker for an NHL Awards themed episode. Jason talks about the past year in Minnesota, playing with the team his whole career, who the funny guys are in the locker room and more. The boys then give their NHL awards predictions. From the Hart Trophy to the Jack Adams, the guys break down all the awards and give their predictions as to who will win each one. Ryan is also convinced that Pavel Bure wears number 94 while Grinnelli's landlord comes barging in mid episode. A great episode to kick of NHL awards week and the offseason.

On Episode 93, the guys open up with the dual PR disasters coming out of Canada's capital. Ottawa Senators assistant GM Randy Lee was accused of giving an unsolicited shoulder rub to a 19-year-old hotel shuttle driver and allegedly made lewd comments regarding his (Lee's) wrench as well. Meanwhile, Melinda Karlsson filed for a peace bond (Canadian restraining order, roughly) against Mike Hoffman's longtime fiancée Monika Caryk because Caryk is alleged to have made some preposterously crazy comments online regarding the Karlsson's stillborn child. Several other WAGs backed Karlsson's account. And that's just the tip of the (alleged) lunatic iceberg and another indication of how quickly it's fallen apart for the Sens. The fellas also discuss the Islanders/John Tavares situation before Biz interviews Nello Ferrara about his wild ride through the minor leagues. 

On Episode 92, the guys catch up on a few non-Stanley Cup topics before diving into the Stanley Cup champion Washington Capitals wild, cross-country celebrations. For an insider perspective, Caps winger and certified man missile Tom Wilson joins the show to fill us in on all of the shenanigans taking D.C. by storm and well as some stories from the Cup run. Next, PFTCommenter checks in to give us the rundown on his trip to Vegas for the Cup-clincher, how exactly he managed to sip from the silver chalice, and a bunch more. Our guy Nate (upper body) also joins us to chime in on his parade plans, his heavy-duty blogging weekend, and his mission to drink from the Cup. 

This week's Friday episode was recorded right after the Washington Capitals won their first Stanley Cup so we kick it off by breaking down the game and the series to explain why D.C. was better than Sin City. Our guest Sheldon Souray, a certified man rocket, then joins us for a lengthy chat about his career including: what it was like to wear the bleu blanc et rouge, what he misses about the game, his time in Edmonton, the current state of the game, Montreal, and a story about the legend himself, Bob Probert.

This week's first episode breaks down Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final and why Washington now has a stranglehold on the series. Then old friend Mike Commodore stops by to chop it up and tell some wild stories. He fills us in on getting into Edmonton street fights, attending every North American teammate's Cup party in 2006, how Mike Babcock screwed Mike Modano out of 1500 games played, his annual golf trip with Whits, a wild tale about his buddy who flew private with Ernie Els, and much more. Commie never disappoints. 

On Episode 89, the guys break down the Stanley Cup so far (after deserved praise for Alexander Mogilny). They also discuss the increased ratings, Braden Holtby's amazing, series-altering save, and much more. Biz also chats with two former teammates he won a Calder Cup with who are now facing each other for the same trophy again. Whits also brings in bashing basketball for its Chiclets debut.

Today's episode kicks off with up-to-the-minute analysis of the fantastic Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final from RA, Whits, and Biz. The boys get into how and why Vegas grabbed the essential 1-0 SCF lead, how come this game was the perfect showcase for the NHL, the huge contributions from Vegas's fourth line, and a whole lot more. Next, the guys welcome former Oiler and Devil Luke Gazdic to the show to fill us in on his recent backpacking trip to Southeast Asia. He talks about the wild stuff he witnessed in Bangkok, the liberation of being cell phone-free on vacation, the freedom of the solo traveler, what it was he was seeking on his journey, and, oh, some hockey. This was a cool look at some of the non-hockey interests that hockey players have. Give it a whirl.

On this week's Friday episode, Spittin' Chiclets is psyched to have Vegas Golden Knights goalie Marc-Andre Fleury on the show for a lengthy chat before he starts the Stanley Cup Final Monday night. The Flower reminisces with his former Pittsburgh teammates about pranks and Michel Therrien, talks about team expectations in October and why he's playing at such a high level, fills us in on which celebs stop by the locker room, and a whole lot more in a fun interview. Michael Latta also checks in to provide some perspective on his former team, the Washington Capitals, and tell some Tom Wilson tales as well as a few other funny ones. Biz also has a chat with Carson Meyer, the NCAA hockey player who recently shat out a two-foot tapeworm (so you've been warned). The guys also wrap up Game 7 of the ECF and give predictions for the SCF. Good stuff. Dive in. 

On this week's first episode of Spittin' Chiclets, the guys discuss the Vegas Golden Knights WCF win and stunning march to the Stanley Cup Final, people crying about their historic run, the Caps huge Game 6 win to force a Game 7, Chiclets week at BSSHQ, Lou Lamoriello going to Long Island (with bonus impression from Whits), and more. Also, Biz looks to redeem himself for last week's ad read and Whitter gets a new shitter.

After getting up to speed on each series, the guys finish off their active week down NYC with a pair of interviews. Buffalo Sabre Sam Reinhart joins the show to talk about appearing in BizNasty Does B.C., the Sabres outlook, and more. Then retired enforcer Colton Orr stops by to talk about his career, if he was ever afraid of an opponent, his favorite non-fighting hockey memory, and much more

The crew is down NYC this week and recorded today's ep at HQ after Vegas tied up their series with Winnipeg. After getting up to speed on the playoff action, the boys welcome former NHLer Teddy Purcell to show. Purcell just got back from a bid in the KHL so he talks Russian gas, ridiculously long flights, and rigged games. He also has a hilarious story time with Whits and Biz about some adventures over the years. Next up, the guys talk to the co-creator of "BizNasty Does B.C." Pasha Eshghi about how it all came together, what challenges he faced, his creative inspirations, and more. Lots of laughs on this one. Tune in

On this week's Friday episode, the guys open up with the just-concluded Game 7 in which Winnipeg beat Nashville to advance to the Western Conference Finals. They discuss the chintzy neutral zone stick foul that essentially ended the game, whether each team was somewhat desensitized to the road atmosphere due to their own home atmosphere, what the difference in the series was, and more. Next, they preview the Washington/Tampa and Vegas/Winnipeg series with positional breakdowns provided by each guy, series odds (real and speculated), and predictions for the penultimate round of the playoffs. The show closes with a wild interview with the angel investor for the upcoming Barstool Sports documentary series "Biz Does B.C." that explains exactly how our guy Biz got bankrolled. 

This week's first playoff episode kicks off discussing the Caps finally slaying the Penguins and getting out of the Second Round. The boys then do a Bruins autopsy after the Lightning licked them in five games. Spittin' Chiclets has been marveling at what the Vegas Golden Knights have done since October and the crew gets into how they took apart San Jose (it's Marc-Andre Fleury). Then they get into Nashville and Winnipeg Game 7 just as the Preds close out the Jets in Game 6. In addition to the pucks, the guys also go off on their usual addled rants and RA gets Simpsons Tourette Syndrome again. 

On this week's second edition of Stanley Cup Playoffs Chiclets, the boys talk about Thursday's Game 4 of Pens/Caps, Tom Wilson and his effect on the series, the highly entertaining San Jose/Vegas series, who should be fired in Columbus for letting Wild Bill Karlsson go, the Bruins bad start in Game 3 killing them, getting booed by an entire arena (home and away), and more. The guys also provide "live" updates on Nashville's big Game 4 win as well as discuss that series. Whits also addresses the sound issues and sound issue complaints, RA and Biz bitch about the horribly-named 'Like' feature on Twitter, and Biz gives his take on being called a "phony" by Dan Carcillo then dunking on him with receipts. Tune in.