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Good news, the weekend awaits with its enchanting promises of endless sports and free time, that ends up with you screaming silently at some jerk in the Costco parking lot instead. Or maybe I'm just projecting. Either way, we know how hard you work, and while we hope listening to all our shows makes that time go a little faster, we don't want that to feel like work in and of itself. So we've had our producers pick out their favorite bits and put them together in a half-hour supercut for you to sample.

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To start off this best of on extra points, Dave Damasek and Saratiana are once again joined by former NHL goaltender,

Jamie McClennan, who talks about Connor McDavid's legacy and why the Edmonton Oilers need to win the Stanley

Cup to improve his all-time status.

I always say the best thing in sports is when the guy rises up and does it.

Everybody's looking for him to do it.

It's our only chance.

And he does it?

That's the coolest thing to me in sports.

How badly does McJesus need to have this cup for his legacy, as you say, and is it fair to

apply that pressure when the greatest guy, probably in NHL history, to never win a cup

is like Dale Howardchuck or Marcel Dion, both greats, but not kind of like Dan Marino

level or Ted Williams level of their sport,

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