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EPISODE · Jul 22, 2026 · 1H 9M

The Heated Take Episode 23: The Justin Fazio Interview

from The Heated Take - Unofficial Guildford Flames Podcast · host The Heated Take

On this episode, we're joined by Guildford Flames netminder Justin Fazio to chat about one of the more unique journeys in hockey. From growing up in Sarnia, Ontario, to spending six years playing professionally in Italy and representing the Italian national team, Justin shares how his career eventually led him to Guildford.We look back at arriving as injury cover, how he went from being a short-term signing to earning the number one spot, and what it was like navigating that situation behind the scenes. Justin also talks about the differences between hockey in Canada, Italy and the UK, playing under Paul Dixon, life in the Flames dressing room, and his ambitions for the season ahead.As always, we finish with plenty of fun, including quickfire teammate questions, the toughest shooters he's faced, his favourite goalies growing up, and some brilliant stories from his career. If you've enjoyed watching Justin between the pipes this season, this is one you won't want to miss.

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