Blueshirts Breakaway EP 49 -For Halloween, the Rangers Decided to be Spooky Contenders

Blueshirts Breakaway: A show about the New York Rangers

Ryan Mead and Greg Kaplan

Sports News, News, Sports, Hockey

4.5 • 686 Ratings

🗓️ 1 November 2016

⏱️ 47 minutes

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This week the guys touch on the return of Kreider, give Holden some props, recap the games, discuss heckling Bishop, preview the upcoming national holidays/NYR games and provide some criticism of a best candy bar list.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Point
0:02.0	Point Hey, Blue Street Breakaway fans, welcome to another spooky edition of Blue Search Breakaway.
0:34.7	We're recording on Halloween, but yet we're posting in November.
0:37.9	Greg, say hello.
0:40.1	And for Halloween this year, Ryan has decided to be a constipated version of the count.
0:44.9	I was actually going for the S&L opener.
0:47.0	Musical guest, Greg Kaplan.
0:50.3	Wow.
0:53.2	Wow.
0:54.2	I'm going to say... Welcome to Blu Sh Shirts Breakaway.
0:56.7	We're going to talk all about the Rangers week
0:58.4	where we blew out some playoff teams
1:00.1	and lost to the Carolina Hurricanes.
1:02.1	Because that makes perfect sense.
1:03.2	And then we're going to go over what happened to us over the weekend,
1:05.2	which I'm assuming I don't really remember.
1:07.3	We're going to talk about the national holidays coming up
1:09.3	with the New York Rangers schedule,
1:10.7	and we're going to discuss the best candy bars ranked by some random
1:14.0	website online.
1:15.7	Yes, indeed.
1:17.2	All of that, indeed.
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