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Good morning, everybody.

Welcome to another episode of Drop in the Gloves.

Thanks for joining us here.

I'm going solo.

Obviously, this is my solo episode for the week,

so I appreciate all the support, obviously.

First recap, we had Marty McSorley come on the show this week, and holy moly.

You know, you talk to people all the time. Well, I do, especially people in hockey. And then you come across people who you just, they're savants. They just think at a higher level than everybody else. And that's Martin McSorley. I've known him

for a few years now, five, six, seven years. And he just does things differently. He marches to

the beat of his own drum. He's not on anyone's agenda and he doesn't really care what other people

think. And you get that luxury when you're at a status of him.

You know, multiple Stanley Cup winner, obviously a part of the Oilers dynasty, part of the Wayne

Gretzky tenure in the L.A. Kings. And just he has that luxury to be able to say, no, like that's,

that's not true or no, I'm not going to do that. I'm going to do this. He just does what he wants. And it's such a freeing feeling that I don't, I don't have. I still have to be careful what I say, what I do, because I have people who depend on me. You know, I can't come out and just let it fly from the hip like I want to. I've been in trouble before with that. And I got my pee-wacked and, you know, here we are. So I try to be as honest as I can, but still at the end of the day, I got people to answer to. And Marty McSorley, God love him. He just doesn't care. And it's not a bad thing. He's not like he's saying terrible things. But boy, what a great interview. And he was just so insightful, so good. I need to have him on again because an hour goes by and you look at your agenda and you realize, gosh, I didn't ask him about, you know, the Donna Bresher thing, the illegal curve on a stick and the playoffs versus the Montreal Canadians,

all these things that I wanted to touch base on all his fights that he had.

He was alleged, obviously, like one of the best tough guys ever.

We didn't touch on any of those.

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