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Updated: Apr 27, 2026 – 38 episodes
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“… for that one. So I pulled some of these other sports ones because this happens in sports all the time. After the Patriots Super Bowl comeback Tom Brady's game worn jersey that was stolen directly out of the locker room was a big story. I remember this. Because there was no break-in. It was just taken from a secure area. The thief was a credentialed journalist who had access to the room. He had actually stolen multiple items over time, including another Brady's Super Bowl jersey and a Von Miller helmet. It was his thing. He just knew he had access. Dang. And it's probably just a little sneaky …”
“… you can sell it back. Sell it on some sort of I say black market. That's the cliche thing to say. I mean I would go eBay but I mean is that even like Well they track that pretty easily. Get busted pretty quick. You probably need a private seller for that one. So I pulled some of these other sports ones because this happens in sports all the time. After the Patriots Super Bowl comeback Tom Brady's game worn jersey that was stolen directly out of the locker room was a big story. I remember this. Because there was no break-in. It was just taken from a secure area. The thief was a credentialed journalist who had access to the room. He had actually stolen multiple items over time, including another Brady's Super Bowl jersey and a Von Miller helmet. It was his thing. He just knew he had access. Dang. And it's probably just a little sneaky little grab. There's a jersey right there. No. For sure thought out. Oh, yeah? You think so? To get Brady's, yeah, for sure. I've done it before. This is the moment I can go. This is precisely where I'm going to go. Otherwise, if you want to get Gaskowski's jersey, that's much easier.”
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In this hilarious segment, Bobby and Eddie explore the bizarre incident of Madonna's stolen wardrobe, complete with vintage Gucci and YSL items. The absurdity peaks when they compare it to a credentialed journalist stealing Tom Brady's jersey, highlighting how some people just can't resist a fashion heist!
“… now on tv i'm like met that guy Oh, we hung out with him, man. Yeah, he was like, I just listened to you guys at Texas State. That's so cool. Tom Brady, maybe coming back to the NFL? He's getting on my nerves again, man. He's kind of getting on my nerves. I mean, what is the point of this? So ESPN has a story. Tom Brady says he explored the possibility of coming out of retirement and returning to the NFL, adding that the league did not like that idea very much. Is it annoying he keeps talking about it? Yeah, it's annoying that it's just like— That he doesn't just say no? It's just like, no, …”
“… sports because it's a music show for the most part the goldie bat i do have yeah the paul goldschmidt bat that's really cool oh yeah and you give him the mic i gave him a signed microphone all those have really cool stories dude every time i see him now on tv i'm like met that guy Oh, we hung out with him, man. Yeah, he was like, I just listened to you guys at Texas State. That's so cool. Tom Brady, maybe coming back to the NFL? He's getting on my nerves again, man. He's kind of getting on my nerves. I mean, what is the point of this? So ESPN has a story. Tom Brady says he explored the possibility of coming out of retirement and returning to the NFL, adding that the league did not like that idea very much. Is it annoying he keeps talking about it? Yeah, it's annoying that it's just like— That he doesn't just say no? It's just like, no, I'm good. I've never really thought about it. Even if that conversation did happen at some point, it's like, why do you got to tell everyone about it? It's just an attention grabber. Can he even do that as an owner? Well, that's where the whole thing. He would have to not be an owner anymore. Yeah. Can't be an owner. I believe that's the rule, right? …”
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Tom Brady is back in the headlines, and the hosts can't help but poke fun at his constant retirement speculation. They humorously question his motives, suggesting he's just seeking attention and can’t seem to stop teasing fans with the idea of a comeback.
“… Eddie that'd be cooler you got kicked off first round no I had Clooney no when we started the game you didn't Eddie see who can last long Tom Brady you've never met Tom Brady I've never met Tom Brady yes Giselle Good, good Tom's kids No, Jiselle's famous We're done here She's famous”
“… Well I was just saying Nelson Mandela Empteen's funny though Empteen's funny You've met so many freaking people that I'm scared Five seconds Okay okay No Eight left lunchbox Selena Gomez yes punch him in the face I sat next to her it was the shoulder Eddie that'd be cooler you got kicked off first round no I had Clooney no when we started the game you didn't Eddie see who can last long Tom Brady you've never met Tom Brady I've never met Tom Brady yes Giselle Good, good Tom's kids No, Jiselle's famous We're done here She's famous”
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In this hilarious segment, the crew plays a game of celebrity encounters, where they hilariously list off famous people they haven’t met. The comedic highlight comes when they realize the absurdity of not having met Tom Brady, leading to playful banter and a lighthearted punchline about celebrity status.
“… he could have guessed my person at random, his people at random, and then making it do that is... Like, I'm like, okay, like, I'm thinking of Tom Brady. That's not that crazy. That's not a crazy thing. whatever I get Tom Brady. I'm like, cool. Finale? I don't know about that. I like Shane Gorman more. I thought of Rafael Nadal. Rafael Nadal's crazy. I'm going to. Congratulations. Thanks, boys. That was unbelievable. I don't know. I want it. I can't. What do I say? Nothing. There is nothing to say. They're befuddled. These guys talk for a living and they are done. I got nothing, man. I got …”
“… I don't really know how that's possible. There's even more bad water in Joe's pants right now. Oh my god, you have no idea. It's in my socks right now. So just to make sure that everyone that is watching understands, there is no conceivable way that he could have guessed my person at random, his people at random, and then making it do that is... Like, I'm like, okay, like, I'm thinking of Tom Brady. That's not that crazy. That's not a crazy thing. whatever I get Tom Brady. I'm like, cool. Finale? I don't know about that. I like Shane Gorman more. I thought of Rafael Nadal. Rafael Nadal's crazy. I'm going to. Congratulations. Thanks, boys. That was unbelievable. I don't know. I want it. I can't. What do I say? Nothing. There is nothing to say. They're befuddled. These guys talk for a living and they are done. I got nothing, man. I got really, I got nothing. That's incredible. I want to throw. What is with that? I don't know. That's a weird reaction. I don't know why. Has anyone ever thrown up because of something like this? A lot of people have cried. Yeah. Definitely some people have lightly peed their pants. Right. Definitely. Some people have wanted to strangle me. I don't know …”
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The hosts are left utterly speechless after a mind-boggling guessing game, leading to hilarious reactions and absurd confessions about their own throwing-up experiences. The banter flows as they ponder the limits of mentalism and share laugh-out-loud stories, including one host's infamous nine-hour vomit saga while running!
“… less, you suck more. You pay more in taxes. That just sucks. And my question for you, Danny, is can you guys think of an equal analogy where Tom Brady has come out and said he is more than willing and excited to be a mentor and pass down all the knowledge he has to Fernando Mendoza? I can't think of – didn't he say he wants to – he'll ensure he makes him great or something like that? Yeah. What I liked, Rich, he said on the Dan Patrick show yesterday morning, he said, I'm going to push you and I'm not going to be Mr. Nice Guy. I'm going to get on your case. I'm going to ride you until you're …”
“… state of Nevada Over New York. State of Las Vegas. Dude, $5.3, almost $5.4 million. Which is crazy. And the crazy part about that is the Jets are so bad, you have to pay, it costs more to even play for them. Yeah, that's nuts. That is crazy. You make less, you suck more. You pay more in taxes. That just sucks. And my question for you, Danny, is can you guys think of an equal analogy where Tom Brady has come out and said he is more than willing and excited to be a mentor and pass down all the knowledge he has to Fernando Mendoza? I can't think of – didn't he say he wants to – he'll ensure he makes him great or something like that? Yeah. What I liked, Rich, he said on the Dan Patrick show yesterday morning, he said, I'm going to push you and I'm not going to be Mr. Nice Guy. I'm going to get on your case. I'm going to ride you until you're great. Tom Brady told him he's ready to be his mentor and pour all of his resources into helping him become great. Wow. And not only that, I heard Kurt Warner on DP's show earlier today saying that he picked his brain and he helped him out this whole time. And that Mendoza's IQ is next level. There's also a thought, guys, like Tiger Woods. It's …”
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Tom Brady has stepped up to mentor rookie Fernando Mendoza, vowing to push him hard and not hold back in his quest for greatness. Brady's unique journey from underdog to NFL legend gives him a distinct perspective that could benefit Mendoza immensely. This mentorship could redefine what it means to be a great player in the league.
“… speaking of somebody else who loves you, Quinn Hughes. Love Uglis. Love that man. What happened there? My Twitter right now is just a constant like Brady Kachuk did this, Brady Kachuk did this. And then I see Brady Kachuk and Quinn Hughes with a scrum after a two-on-one. First of all, I don't know who you're with. You looked him off. You wanted to score right in front of Quinn. I know. Yeah, I honestly just wanted to score Sally in front of him and just say what a shitty defensive play. Quinn also so good defensively He probably knew that you were going to shoot Yeah And it was like I just going …”
“… road. I got two of the highlights. Oh, yeah. I got booed in Pittsburgh. Did you really? Oh, yeah. Hopefully, or during the game. Hopefully after our first star performance, you just had to answer questions about hockey after the game. But going back, speaking of somebody else who loves you, Quinn Hughes. Love Uglis. Love that man. What happened there? My Twitter right now is just a constant like Brady Kachuk did this, Brady Kachuk did this. And then I see Brady Kachuk and Quinn Hughes with a scrum after a two-on-one. First of all, I don't know who you're with. You looked him off. You wanted to score right in front of Quinn. I know. Yeah, I honestly just wanted to score Sally in front of him and just say what a shitty defensive play. Quinn also so good defensively He probably knew that you were going to shoot Yeah And it was like I just going to bait him into trying to pass at last second So it was probably the right move And you get to a little scrimm Honestly we were both thinking like because I just know how like because Favs is coming Favs also the GOAT. Favs is kind of coming. Like, it was a two-on-one, but Favs is coming. So it was either going to have to rip the pass through the …”
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Brady Kachuk recalls the surreal experience of having thousands of fans chant his name, giving him goosebumps and a sense of gratitude. He reflects on the excitement of big games and the connection with fans, sharing a lighthearted moment involving Quinn Hughes during a game. This interaction highlights the thrill of the sport and the emotional impact of fan support on players.
“… writing me in there saying, all you do is shit on the Sens fans, which I feel like I don't, but maybe I do. I don't know. And all you're saying is Brady's going to leave and Brady's out of town. and the fans were where they were they were giving it to Brady in a good way they were loving him he gave an awesome interview after where it just looks like man this is the Brady Kachuk that I think Senators fans have always loved he'll put his life his body on the line to get wins he does whatever it takes to win games they're looking good right now I think they are in right now as of uh yeah right …”
“And then after, the Senators fans, this is why I wanted to shout them out. They were, they were writing me in there saying, all you do is shit on the Sens fans, which I feel like I don't, but maybe I do. I don't know. And all you're saying is Brady's going to leave and Brady's out of town. and the fans were where they were they were giving it to Brady in a good way they were loving him he gave an awesome interview after where it just looks like man this is the Brady Kachuk that I think Senators fans have always loved he'll put his life his body on the line to get wins he does whatever it takes to win games they're looking good right now I think they are in right now as of uh yeah right now they are the second wild card team so I guess like Senators fans are saying like we love this guy still and i don't know if the noise is is the vocal minority in terms of like saying he hasn't been getting the job done and he doesn't care as much as he used to i would probably label him save crowd as the ones who were barking when he got back …”
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Despite rumors of discontent, Ottawa Senators fans still love Brady Kachuk, especially after his inspiring performance. His commitment to winning shines through, and he’s a key player as the team fights for a playoff spot. Fans believe in his effort, even if he someday decides to leave the team.
“… here now make a big say you're going to spend some money say you're going to make a big splash this summer now That that would be the splash. Tom Brady, who last played in 2022, has since become a minority owner with the Las Vegas Raiders revealed that he explored the possibility of unretired a senior but was rebuffed by the league when he broached the subject. I actually have inquired. They don't like that idea very much, so I'm going to leave it at that. We explored a lot of different things, and I'm very happily retired. Let me just say that. I like that. Ocho? I like it a lot. I think, …”
“… think Ohio is a no-state tax, so he good. He's like, he's paying no-state tax. In Ohio, no-state tax? they got to stay taxed I thought Ohio was a no state Texas Tennessee Nevada Vegas that's it damn what'd you say I mean it's right up Jerry Alley right here now make a big say you're going to spend some money say you're going to make a big splash this summer now That that would be the splash. Tom Brady, who last played in 2022, has since become a minority owner with the Las Vegas Raiders revealed that he explored the possibility of unretired a senior but was rebuffed by the league when he broached the subject. I actually have inquired. They don't like that idea very much, so I'm going to leave it at that. We explored a lot of different things, and I'm very happily retired. Let me just say that. I like that. Ocho? I like it a lot. I think, obviously, being a minority owner kind of ruins the possibility of actually coming back, but I'm more concerned with if you do come back, who would have been the team you would have come back to play for? because the Bucs, they're solidified with Baker, who I think is going to get a big deal this offseason, I think at some point.”
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Tom Brady, who retired after the 2022 season, revealed he explored the possibility of unretiring but was met with resistance from the league. Now a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, Brady's potential return raises questions about which team he would have played for if given the chance. Despite his aspirations, he claims to be 'very happily retired' now.
“… right They became the game that successful because we tried something else and that doesn really work But you know what does? This works. Yeah. Tom Brady is first year. Last One Standing started out as a game I called Prime Numbers, where I was doing jersey numbers. Yeah, and now that's like our most fun game. And it didn't work, and it evolved into something that did. Let's move along. I said Tom Brady is a broadcaster, a great example of something that evolved. How about Tom Brady, the quarterback? Danny G, I feel like I'm shocked that you didn't have more interest in this as a possibility. It …”
“… to take some swings. You got to take some swings and pun intended. Let's leave it at that. I know not everything you do on this show or not anyone not everything anyone does on any show works I mean think of the evolution Danny G of some of our games right They became the game that successful because we tried something else and that doesn really work But you know what does? This works. Yeah. Tom Brady is first year. Last One Standing started out as a game I called Prime Numbers, where I was doing jersey numbers. Yeah, and now that's like our most fun game. And it didn't work, and it evolved into something that did. Let's move along. I said Tom Brady is a broadcaster, a great example of something that evolved. How about Tom Brady, the quarterback? Danny G, I feel like I'm shocked that you didn't have more interest in this as a possibility. It came out that I know it's not possible. It came out that Tom Brady had actually inquired about what are the possibilities if I wanted to un-retire? I think that flag football got his juices flowing. Take a listen to Tommy Boy. Here he is. I actually have inquired, and they don't like that idea very much. So I'm going to leave it at that. We …”
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Tom Brady revealed he inquired about the possibility of un-retiring from football, sparking intrigue among fans and commentators. This revelation came as he reflected on his post-retirement life, suggesting that the excitement of flag football reignited his competitive spirit. While he claims to be happily retired, the discussion raises questions about the allure of returning to the game.
“… of the week. And I'm really happy that I got to cap off a very terrible experience with the championship. So he's my wingman of the week. Well done, Brady. It's going to be hard to follow up that one. And Matthew, who's your wingman of the week? Brady, I've been very blessed and fortunate with some of the Stanley Cups, Olympic gold. Some opportunities have come that I never could have ever imagined before those three championships. I've met some really cool people. I've met some people with some aura, some complete aura that when I walk in the room, you almost just can't believe it. And this …”
“… scores the OT or double OT in the semifinals and the team wins the finals. And after such heartache and heartbreak, to have something positive happen for him, the rest of his family and friends and everybody that supports them. He's my wingman of the week. And I'm really happy that I got to cap off a very terrible experience with the championship. So he's my wingman of the week. Well done, Brady. It's going to be hard to follow up that one. And Matthew, who's your wingman of the week? Brady, I've been very blessed and fortunate with some of the Stanley Cups, Olympic gold. Some opportunities have come that I never could have ever imagined before those three championships. I've met some really cool people. I've met some people with some aura, some complete aura that when I walk in the room, you almost just can't believe it. And this week's wingman of the week, after my TGL experience it the one the only Tiger Woods Brady what a great great guy You know how some people say don meet your heroes that just so not true yeah like not true like we grew up in summer like we we like baseball you know we played it a little bit but we're not glued to the tvs you know and really until we'll …”
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Brady Tkachuk shares an unforgettable moment meeting Tiger Woods, revealing how the iconic golfer's genuine excitement for his Olympic medal left a lasting impression. After years of idolizing Woods, Tkachuk found that the saying 'don't meet your heroes' simply doesn't apply to him. This encounter not only solidified Woods' status as a great guy but also highlighted the camaraderie between athletes across sports.
“… and then they come to Toronto and then the whole trip out west and just the constant changing of of time zones and you know I nobody certainly not Brady a chuck is making excuses but that stuff can add up I mean it's it's just it's fact it's as much as you're a top athlete and you take care of yourself and you're the best of the best in terms of conditioning it's it's not an easy stretch that that he's gone through so you could tell he made a point and and as he said like it was on his mind all day that he was going to do something kind of right off the the hop here against the Islanders you …”
“… of conceded after the game here Thursday that I mean he hasn't felt the best after the whole Olympic experience obviously the the high of winning the whole thing and then as he pointed out you know shortly thereafter they play the one game at home and then they come to Toronto and then the whole trip out west and just the constant changing of of time zones and you know I nobody certainly not Brady a chuck is making excuses but that stuff can add up I mean it's it's just it's fact it's as much as you're a top athlete and you take care of yourself and you're the best of the best in terms of conditioning it's it's not an easy stretch that that he's gone through so you could tell he made a point and and as he said like it was on his mind all day that he was going to do something kind of right off the the hop here against the Islanders you know knowing how important it was It was a back-to-back for Ottawa. The Islanders were waiting for them in their own building, in their own city. And credit to Anders Lee, too.”
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Brady Kachuk's performance was revitalized after a heart-to-heart with his coach, Travis Green, addressing his recent struggles. Following a challenging stretch post-Olympics, Kachuk was determined to make a statement against the Islanders, showcasing the impact of personal connections in sports. This moment highlights the importance of mental health and support in high-pressure environments like the NHL.
“… and everything. So, like, we're talking about all just hot, good-looking, smart people. And honestly, I feel good for her because she's with Tom Brady. I mean, she's no slouch. I get it. But he's like Tom Brady. He's Tom Brady, okay? And that's the difference here. I understand that Scooter Braun's like, I don't care. Tom Brady is the man. Tom Brady is the man. Tom Brady is the man. Tom Brady is the man All right so that the difference You got guys like us singing about Tom Brady Women want to get with him Dudes love him He Tom Brady There's like two people in the world that you don't want …”
“… you forget about all the other drama and exes and people in your life when you have someone new and hot by your side. Here's the difference, though. It's Yael Cohen Braun. Here's the difference. By the way, she's gorgeous and apparently very talented and everything. So, like, we're talking about all just hot, good-looking, smart people. And honestly, I feel good for her because she's with Tom Brady. I mean, she's no slouch. I get it. But he's like Tom Brady. He's Tom Brady, okay? And that's the difference here. I understand that Scooter Braun's like, I don't care. Tom Brady is the man. Tom Brady is the man. Tom Brady is the man. Tom Brady is the man All right so that the difference You got guys like us singing about Tom Brady Women want to get with him Dudes love him He Tom Brady There's like two people in the world that you don't want your ex to be with. And I know it's your ex and you moved on and you moved on to Sydney. Sweeney, good for you, Scooter Braun. That's amazing. But Tom Brady's a different story. Like, would you feel great? Even if you're in the happiest of relationships, would you feel like super pumped that your last and most recent ex was with Shaquille O'Neal and …”
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Tom Brady's status makes him the ultimate ex to have, overshadowing anyone else, including Scooter Braun. The discussion highlights how even in happy relationships, the presence of a figure like Brady can sting the ego of an ex. This dynamic showcases the unique allure and public perception surrounding Brady, making him a standout in the dating game.
“He was like, move on. Next question. You were ahead of that. He was like, oh, no. He was like, oh. He was like, not very good. And I was like, Brady, you got to get over this mentally weak stuff. Come on. All right. Who's more likely to have faked being sick to skip school but was totally fine to practice that night? Matthew Kachuk. Yeah. I appreciate about that. About your craft. I love the game more than school. But kids go to school. Yeah. Brady, you need to go back to school by the way you read. I know. I'm trying to look at you and do this. Don't worry about that. Don't worry about …”
“He was like, move on. Next question. You were ahead of that. He was like, oh, no. He was like, oh. He was like, not very good. And I was like, Brady, you got to get over this mentally weak stuff. Come on. All right. Who's more likely to have faked being sick to skip school but was totally fine to practice that night? Matthew Kachuk. Yeah. I appreciate about that. About your craft. I love the game more than school. But kids go to school. Yeah. Brady, you need to go back to school by the way you read. I know. I'm trying to look at you and do this. Don't worry about that. Don't worry about that. It's on the sheet, too. Yeah. Oh, my God. God damn, equator. You're so prepared, equator. What is wrong with you? Who is more likely to come flying through the kitchen, stick in hand, and break something in the house? Brady Kachuk. Yeah, I'm fine with that one. Angry. And when he's drunk. What's that? And when he's drunk. Who's most likely to …”
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Matthew Kachuk is the king of faking illness to dodge school while still making it to practice, while Brady is the one who might accidentally break things when running through the house. Their playful banter reveals not just their personalities but also the lighthearted chaos of growing up in a hockey family. This segment showcases how their competitive spirits and antics shaped their relationship as brothers.
“… in his own skin. You're okay with that. I think what was the most significant thing about the 30 visits, probably getting face to face with Tom Brady, you know, and. I was going to ask, well, so what's Tom's role legitimately in all this? So I, I, I can't tell you the all the nuts and bolts of like everything that he's done, but I feel confident saying he's looked at the tape and he was obviously there in person and you know what scouts look for i'm sure tom was looking for the same thing um when he was on the ground in miami there in pregame they're looking how do they interact with their …”
“… them was, OK, we've done all this research. He seems like a great kid. The physical tools you like. And there's a lot to to look at here where you say, okay, like, you know, works his ass off. Is the personality different? Yeah. But he's so comfortable in his own skin. You're okay with that. I think what was the most significant thing about the 30 visits, probably getting face to face with Tom Brady, you know, and. I was going to ask, well, so what's Tom's role legitimately in all this? So I, I, I can't tell you the all the nuts and bolts of like everything that he's done, but I feel confident saying he's looked at the tape and he was obviously there in person and you know what scouts look for i'm sure tom was looking for the same thing um when he was on the ground in miami there in pregame they're looking how do they interact with their teammates right like what sort of leader are they in game like you're looking at like a lot of things that aren't happening between the lines you know what i mean like so i think with brady um i think you might have been one of the first people that actually said to me that you thought a lot of like mendoza um the makeup the story i think you i …”
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Tom Brady's recent evaluation of quarterback Fernando Mendoza could significantly influence the 2026 NFL Draft. During a face-to-face meeting, Brady assessed Mendoza's leadership and personality, crucial traits for a quarterback. As teams narrow down their choices, Brady's insights may determine Mendoza's fate in the draft.
“… all Mark, that was the most embarrassing playoff performance I have ever seen. Oh, Ottawa is an embarrassment and not. I'll take it a step further. Brady Kachuk, all his bullshit about being so sad that he has to watch his brother. And I thought it was funny that Matthew, he kind of took a shot at Ottawa. He said, I'm not going to go watch him in Ottawa. So he went and watched him on the road. I think on our show. Yeah, on our show. He goes, I ain't going to Ottawa. yeah i mean that was a clear cut that was a shot at auto i mean his brother is we're a pro playoff or we're we're a pro kachuk …”
“… for one second of that series. Carolina outchanced them on Ottawa's power play for the series. They had one power play goal. Carolina had a shorthanded goal. Ottawa's power play finished even for the fucking series. That was the Outside of outside of all Mark, that was the most embarrassing playoff performance I have ever seen. Oh, Ottawa is an embarrassment and not. I'll take it a step further. Brady Kachuk, all his bullshit about being so sad that he has to watch his brother. And I thought it was funny that Matthew, he kind of took a shot at Ottawa. He said, I'm not going to go watch him in Ottawa. So he went and watched him on the road. I think on our show. Yeah, on our show. He goes, I ain't going to Ottawa. yeah i mean that was a clear cut that was a shot at auto i mean his brother is we're a pro playoff or we're we're a pro kachuk podcast so we don't we don't tend to rag on the kachuks here well let's do it because brady i mean we have to address this he needs i think he would if i'm a he's got to go oh you want oh yeah the question I so that's been brought up a lot is he going to be there next year it's kind of like wow we're like pumping Carolina's tires that's the story …”
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Ottawa's playoff performance was so poor that they didn't lead for a single moment in their series against Carolina. Despite having star players, their lack of depth and ineffective power play led to a humiliating exit, prompting critiques from Sean Avery and Erik Johnson. This raises questions about the team's future and whether they can rebound next season.
“… four games. Naturally, the questions begin around what the future looks like, how does Steve Sayos address things moving forward? And there's the Brady Kachuk question also. Where do you want to start with the Ottawa Senators, a playoff run that ended almost as soon as it began? Kyle, there's one thing that you did not address in your introduction to the Senators. Okay. Where are your Senators' pajamas today? I left him home. Maybe that's why it went so poorly. I didn't bring them with me. Senators fans, Ottawa fans, there's your man to blame. It's really unbelievable, Kyle. Think about this. …”
“… the Sens were largely viewed with how they finished the regular season as a team that you may not want to face in the first round. And not only did they not win a game against the Hurricanes, they did not hold a lead for a second over the course of the four games. Naturally, the questions begin around what the future looks like, how does Steve Sayos address things moving forward? And there's the Brady Kachuk question also. Where do you want to start with the Ottawa Senators, a playoff run that ended almost as soon as it began? Kyle, there's one thing that you did not address in your introduction to the Senators. Okay. Where are your Senators' pajamas today? I left him home. Maybe that's why it went so poorly. I didn't bring them with me. Senators fans, Ottawa fans, there's your man to blame. It's really unbelievable, Kyle. Think about this. All year long, what did we say about Ottawa? They just need to get some goaltending. Lenis Allmark had a 932 save percentage and a 2 goals against average and they got swept and never led in the series If you would have told me if you would have come back from the future and told me that that would have happened there's no chance anyone would have …”
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The Ottawa Senators made NHL history by becoming the first team to be swept in the 2026 Stanley Cup playoffs without ever leading a game. Despite high hopes and strong regular-season performances, they were completely outmatched by the Carolina Hurricanes, leaving fans and management questioning the future of the franchise. Goaltending issues and unexpected player performances highlighted a shocking series that no one saw coming.
“… to five nine is crazy no that is nuts that's that's yeah i think five ten and a half and you're okay with spikes yeah um my other hot seat is uh tom brady tom brady issued an apology uh yesterday too he's actually issued a couple apologies for this did you hear the tim carver story no so tom you're not subscribed to tom brady's uh newsletter that he emails to you He has a newsletter? Tom Brady's got a newsletter that he puts out. Dick, are you subscribed? No, but I knew about it. Yeah. Are you shocked that PFT's subscribed? He's not subscribed. I not subscribed but he recently I think like two …”
“I'm probably, like, 5'11 and a half. I think 5'10 or above your 6 feet if you're 5'10. spikes that's true you got to remember spikes yeah if they were wearing the cleats yeah i all i'm saying six feet to five nine is crazy no that is nuts that's that's yeah i think five ten and a half and you're okay with spikes yeah um my other hot seat is uh tom brady tom brady issued an apology uh yesterday too he's actually issued a couple apologies for this did you hear the tim carver story no so tom you're not subscribed to tom brady's uh newsletter that he emails to you He has a newsletter? Tom Brady's got a newsletter that he puts out. Dick, are you subscribed? No, but I knew about it. Yeah. Are you shocked that PFT's subscribed? He's not subscribed. I not subscribed but he recently I think like two weeks ago pinned a touching tribute to the recently deceased Tim McCarver In his newsletter In his newsletter And Tim McCarver's not dead? No, Tim McCarver. He floriote him. Huh? He floriote him. No, Tim McCarver died like three years ago. Oh, okay. So he got around to it. Yeah, he finally got around to it. But the touching tribute made it seem like …”
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Tom Brady recently issued a touching tribute to the late Tim McCarver in his newsletter, but the catch is that McCarver has been dead for three years. The tribute made it seem as if he had just passed away, leading to speculation about Brady's delayed processing of grief. This incident highlights Brady's unique relationship with time and memory, particularly in relation to his football career.
“… match Yeah that gonna be interesting Yeah I think Chris a little big for him Yeah I think that should go well for why who was Joaquin fighting next Brady Sean Brady Sean Brady Is that in Miami No No that in Jersey In Jersey That right I'll be out of Philly next week with Brady. Shout out. Joaquin was on a tear until Kamaru got a hold of him. Shout out to Brady. That's one of his shirts. Are the two guys that are most worthy for a shot at the welterweight title? I mean, you've got to think Ian Gary. But you've also got to think Kamaru because he doesn't have much time left. And he's a legend, …”
“Yeah, no, no, I know why I'm in a match Yeah that gonna be interesting Yeah I think Chris a little big for him Yeah I think that should go well for why who was Joaquin fighting next Brady Sean Brady Sean Brady Is that in Miami No No that in Jersey In Jersey That right I'll be out of Philly next week with Brady. Shout out. Joaquin was on a tear until Kamaru got a hold of him. Shout out to Brady. That's one of his shirts. Are the two guys that are most worthy for a shot at the welterweight title? I mean, you've got to think Ian Gary. But you've also got to think Kamaru because he doesn't have much time left. And he's a legend, right? One of the greatest welterweights of all time. And then he just beats Joaquin Buckley like that? I mean, like, Joaquin Buckley's a fucking monster. Buckley was on the fast rise. Right now, Wonderboy. He beat the shit out of Colby. Bro, beat the shit out of him. Joaquin doesn't get tired either, which is crazy. Like, you look at his physique. …”
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In this wild segment, the hosts dive into the unpredictable world of MMA, comparing fighters to Vikings and hitmen. The funniest moment comes when they discuss a fighter who swims under ice, highlighting the absurdity of his training while joking about his 'warrior genes' and chaotic fighting style.
“… race in the East as one of the teams in one of those wildcard spots. And I think part of the frustration too, I'm sure, from the outside is that if Brady Kachuk was playing now as he was down the stretch last year, I think there's a little more tolerance for it externally, I'm talking about. But whether it's, he's talked about how demanding of a year it's been, how quickly we forget of the injury he had early on in the year, the cost and time, and the lasting effects that that has. But it's just been a different version here lately, and I think that's part of the equation here too. But the fact …”
“… far out of the barn to stop great job by Ottawa though great win when they absolutely had to have it especially with the bodies are missing already yeah they don't need anything further piled on what seems like a very tall task to emerge from this race in the East as one of the teams in one of those wildcard spots. And I think part of the frustration too, I'm sure, from the outside is that if Brady Kachuk was playing now as he was down the stretch last year, I think there's a little more tolerance for it externally, I'm talking about. But whether it's, he's talked about how demanding of a year it's been, how quickly we forget of the injury he had early on in the year, the cost and time, and the lasting effects that that has. But it's just been a different version here lately, and I think that's part of the equation here too. But the fact is, and I thought Travis, to your point, handled it beautifully Thursday morning because he knew the questions were coming. He wasn't ducking anything, but he wasn't also giving off dread. He goes, yeah, well, yeah, I know Walt well, played together, know he's an opinionated guy. Brady plays, what, over 18 minutes of ice a night? I think that's …”
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Brady Kachuk's current performance has drawn scrutiny, especially as the Ottawa Senators face significant challenges this season. Despite battling injuries, Kachuk's struggles have led to increased media attention, complicating the team's dynamics. The Senators managed a crucial win, but the pressure on Kachuk remains high as expectations mount.
“… was pretty angry, I heard. They talked a little bit about it publicly, but I heard behind the scenes, too. They were pretty angry about how the Brady Kachok play with Martinuk got called a major and reviewed and there was nothing similar that happened with Taylor Hall and Sanderson They were pretty mad about that I think they made their complaints heard both publicly and privately. Sanderson is a huge loss. You know, Ottawa's been battling defensive injuries all playoffs. Clevin came back. Shabbat has come back earlier. I don't know about you, Kyle, but Shabbat simply does not look right to …”
“… anything. I do want to say about that injury to Sanderson, yes, we did wonder on the air if it was more the hand than the head, simply because of the timing and the way they unfolded. But as Travis Green and you mentioned, it was the head, and Ottawa was pretty angry, I heard. They talked a little bit about it publicly, but I heard behind the scenes, too. They were pretty angry about how the Brady Kachok play with Martinuk got called a major and reviewed and there was nothing similar that happened with Taylor Hall and Sanderson They were pretty mad about that I think they made their complaints heard both publicly and privately. Sanderson is a huge loss. You know, Ottawa's been battling defensive injuries all playoffs. Clevin came back. Shabbat has come back earlier. I don't know about you, Kyle, but Shabbat simply does not look right to me. And I think he's been on the ice for six goals against that Carolina scored in this series. And there were a couple times we were watching him in game number three. And you can tell that he's not comfortable doing certain things, that he's just not there. So I'm wondering if he's got some sort of protection on there or the injury is still. …”
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The Ottawa Senators face elimination, down 0-3 in the playoffs, following a devastating injury to their star defenseman, Jake Sanderson. Despite efforts to shake off bad luck, including sending a 'jinx' fan to Taiwan, Ottawa struggled against a dominant Carolina team that has effectively neutralized their power play. With their best players not performing at peak levels, the Senators are in serious trouble as they head deeper into the postseason.
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