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we are joined by a coworker and friend Biz Nasty, Paul Bissonette. I love this guy.

Great conversation about the Hawks, just hockey in general, the state uh the state of the n hl yeah i was gonna try

to do like no one calls it the n right the national yeah it's not oh yeah um great conversation though

love chopping it up with our guy biz he's the best uh before we get into it though obviously you got to talk

about miller light you got to talk about miller light we love it ed Ed, yesterday for Dagan Day, guess where we put our Miller Light? In the boil? Oh, actually, we did put a little of the liquid part in the boil. Maybe, you know, you know, picture and it was art. Okay. Just stacks of snow, Ed, a pile of snow. Beautiful. And I went and got them this morning and they were ice cold. Didn't even get slushy overnight in that ice pile. Yeah, one of the only good things about this weather also like, it's going to be 65 tomorrow, Saturday. So look out for that. Slop. Have your millers ready to go. Obviously, you could pick it up pretty much anywhere that they sell beer but Miller lights the official beer partner of our Chicago Bears

go to Millerlight.com slash stretch to find delivery options near you or like I

said pick it up anywhere that they sell beer it's Miller time celebrate responsibly

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make sure you're drinking your Miller light a lot going on this weekend. Now the game at Wrigley. Yeah. Obviously, we've got the Bears game Sunday. They're not home, but still. A home stand now for the Hawks. Exactly. Yep. There you go too. Go drink your Miller. And let's get into the biz interview. All right, everybody, welcome to the stretch. Today we are joined by Barstool personality, our friend, Paul Bisson. Now, what's up, Biz? Hey, it's been too long, boys. Thanks for being patient and organizing this bad boy. I would imagine that, well, I have the lotion right next to me. I'd imagine we're going to give Bajard and the Blackhawks, the biggest double wrister we've ever seen on this pod, right? Is that what we're doing here? We're going to be eating hoop is. We're not just doing that. You know, I love my leather Cheerios. You know that, buddy. You fucking know it, man. What a start, though, for the Blackhawks, what a what a difference from this year to last year and

the compete level and i couldn't be happier i actually was i was the trainer i used when i was in

vancouver this guy named cumby we go to at the yard athletics sure enough he texted me like at the

like i think it was like the end of last year being like hey like do you know

badard and would you like reach out like because I he has like reached out about about potentially

training here well sure enough he ended up linking up with him as one of his trainers and he was like yeah

man he was over training we've been doing some new things we were doing a lot of this micro sprinting where, you know, some of these young kids, man, they see all these other guys doing so many things. So next thing, you know, he's doing 10 ice sessions. He's doing weightlifting six days a week. He's doing sprint work. So he was like gas last year. He had no juice left in the tank. So the way that he

ended up approaching this offseason, the way he was training and a lot more intelligently,

it's no surprise to me that he's had the start that he's had. And I couldn't be happier for the

guy because he put him to work. So is that the big secret that Biz fixed Connor Bedard?

He hooked him up with his trainer.

He talked about the pond hockey habits. Like Biz is responsible for turning his career. No, no. I like the joke that I am. And like, even when we talk about it on T&T, I'm like, oh, yeah, I was training with Bernard in the summer. Like, we weren't in the same sessions or nothing. but I did get a chance to see him and like see how he was working and talk to him a little bit.

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