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EPISODE · Jul 8, 2020 · 41 MIN

E4: Didn't See That Coming!

from Inside The Truck · host Steve Lansky & Paul Hemming

Send us Fan Mail(3:17) Steve & Paul discuss the options that faced the TV crew covering Buffalo Sabres goaltender Clint Malarchuk’s life-threatening injury during a game in March 1989 (10:33) Steve & Paul examine the live broadcast perspective of MLB umpire John McSherry’s sudden passing on Opening Day in 1996 (15:01) Steve tells the story of his worst moment in a TV truck from Brandon Manitoba in June 1989 (18:40) Paul relives the David Ayres (Carolina Hurricanes Emergency Backup Goalie) broadcast from Toronto in February 2020 (26:27) Steve describes a behind-the-scenes philosophy discussion on the night Wayne Gretzky recorded his 1,000th NHL point in December 1984 (29:40) Paul recounts the plot twist after the CFL’s 97th Grey Cup game-winning field attempt comes up short in November 2009 (34:57) Q&A segment highlights in-depth discussion on the difference between Canadian and American NHL game-camera coverage (40:40) social media promotion (41:00) shout-out to subscribers in Shellharbour, New South Wales, AustraliaFind us on social media at:X - @insidethetruckIG - @insidethetruckpodcastTikTok - @insidethetruckYouTube - @insidethetrucktv

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Send us Fan Mail (3:17) Steve & Paul discuss the options that faced the TV crew covering Buffalo Sabres goaltender Clint Malarchuk’s life-threatening injury during a game in March 1989 (10:33) Steve & Paul examine the live broadcast perspective of MLB umpire John McSherry’s sudden passing on Opening Day in 1996 (15:01) Steve tells the story of his worst moment in a TV truck from Brandon Manitoba in June 1989 (18:40) Paul relives the David Ayres (Carolina Hurricanes Emergency Backup Go...

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