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Hello, everybody. Welcome to episode 400 of Spit and Checklets presented by Pink Whitney.

From our friends at New Amsterdam vodka, here in the Bostool Sports Podcast family,

what's up everyone? As you're likely aware, checklets is on our annual postseason break, but we're still going to have an episode each week starting with the best of today, then followed by a no particular order.

Two cons, Smite winners, two undrafted Hall of Famous, a cup winning enforcer, and a point per game style of the 80s and 90s.

So we got lots of good stuff coming to you. You're going to enjoy it.

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Like I said, we got a lot of good stuff coming this episode. First up though, is Devil's legend and should be Hockey Hall of Famous, Patrick Eliashe,

and a couple of his many great stories. So now enjoy Patrick Eliashe.

We are playing those couple of years for Larry and having, you know, point a game and having a season when I was 94 points that one year.

I wanted to play that type of hockey, obviously, and having fun. And with Bernansey, it was different. So, and we didn't see it.

We had a very intense situation in Ottawa. And honest, trust me, I wasn't an player that would go against coach or was looking for trouble or, you know, wanted to talk to him or things like that.

But I was so frustrated and I was so unhappy and so, you know, I wasn't myself and I couldn't play the way I wanted to.

I came to a point, obviously, to throw that season that I was like, you know, screw it. I'm just going to kind of mute him and just get it out.

And not even listen to him and just play my game. And in Ottawa, we had a game and because, you know, if you guys remember how you, you know, visitors locked when you go through a back, back of the bench and into the locker room and he's standing before you turn right.

And he's standing there just kind of having these hands in his eyes, ways and just looking, you know, his face like that.

You know, and just looking at every guy and like looking at me, I'm coming in and, you know, I'm like, start to look into his eyes and he's just looking at me and just like, just makes that face.

I'm like, what? You're going to fucking say something or you're just going to stand there.

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