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Oh, everybody. Welcome to episode 117 of Spit and Checklists presented by New Amsterdam, vodka.

Let's say hello to the round table here. Let's go to Paul Bissinet first, Paul, where are you these days?

I'm in Chicago, boys. Oh, it's decent. If you're into Ford modeling agency,

Smoke Shows Walk in the Streets, I actually found out today that it's called the Wendy City,

not because it's windy, because of all the old politicians that used to blow hot air in their

mouth. There's a bunch of fucking liars. That's a great fact for the people.

Yeah, I didn't know. I mean, fuck a bunch of liars. I'm just going to stay in my hotel room now.

And I produce a Mike E. Grigdellie in New York City. Hello, gentlemen. Again, another great night

to be from Boston. Hell of a night last night with that Red Sox win. Hell of a night.

It's been a good ride in our boy Ryan Whitney. What's going on, brother?

Oh, are you? Oh, are you? All right, boys. Let's talk news round up. It was actually a record set.

The other night, Connemic David, the oilers were down four to one to win a peg.

Come back to win five to four. Connemic David either scored or assisted on Edmonton's first

nine goals to stop the season. That broke the record of seven. That was set 31 years ago by none

of the none other than Adam Oates. So who's that? I know. I'm not a big deal. So we broke that record.

Kyle Palmeri became the first player in NHL history to score his team's open and goal and

four consecutive games to begin a season. He did show in the devil's fourth straight win to stop

the season, which was the fourth time the devil's have done that in their history first time since

96. It should be noted they didn't make the playoffs that year. What else we got?

Fuck rain man over there. Yeah, no shit. We got some, you know, like to get it out there.

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