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looking to buy or sell, just go to Cars.com. It's magical. Hello friends. Welcome to a special episode of Broad Street Hockey Radio, a mini episode, if you will, in which we are joined by Mike Shane, the chief business officer of your Philadelphia Flyers.

Mike was kind enough to come on our show and give us some information about the Flyers' in-game experience, the ways they're staying connected to the fans,

and all of the fun stuff you're able to do even though the boys are in Toronto. I'll stop spoiling it

for you. It was a really fun conversation, and I think you'll enjoy it. Go Flyers. Mike, thanks for

joining us. You said you're doing good today. I assume that's a good thing. Any shall playoffs are

happy. I'm assuming that's fun good thing. Any shall playoffs are happy.

I'm assuming that's fun for you. Yeah. What else, uh, what else can I ask for?

Yeah, right? I mean, I'm lucky enough to be working from home. And so being able to just watch,

like essentially 12 hours of hockey a day has been, it's been a real joy. And it's, it's been really interesting to see, you know, the, the setup that the NHL has in both cities in Toronto and in Edmonton.

It's, it's great made for TV. And the games have been compelling and the guys are flying around.

I mean, there's no drop off in intensity.

I'm right there with you.

It's been great.

Yeah, I wasn't sure how I was going to feel about this format during the planning stages of it

and before we kicked things off.

But it's been so entertaining that I really can't find anything to complain about.

And that coupled with the fact that the NHL has handled the whole virus thing so well

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