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Rangers Talk | Joe Birch & Brian Bellows

Episode 297 of the Rangers Talk podcast, hosted by Sportsnet , titled "Rangers Talk | Joe Birch & Brian Bellows" was published on January 10, 2026 and runs 20 minutes.

January 10, 2026 ·20m · Rangers Talk

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1st Intermission: Joe Birch, COO, Kitchener Rangers

 

2nd Intermission: Brian Bellows, Captain of the 1982 Kitchener Rangers

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