The Steve Warne Project - Ottawa Sports Talk

In this episode, we discuss the 3-2 loss to Montreal; Impact of Jake Sanderson's injury; Tim Stutzle's performance and potential superstar status; Playoff matchup considerations and strategies; Player evaluation and team prospects00:00 Senators' Loss to Habs01:21 Analyzing the Playoff Chase and Points Gap02:18 Game Details: Goals, Rebounds, and Defensive Lapses03:36 Jacob Fowler’s Standout Performance as a Rookie05:18 Chabot's Role and Performance After Sanderson's Injury07:15 Winning Goal on Ullmark and Defensive Breakdown09:17 Chances, Rebounds, and Key Saves in the Game10:54 Batherson’s Strange Goals and Team Effort11:49 Jake Sanderson’s Injury and Its Impact on the Team13:50 Defensive Adjustments and Lineup Changes15:44 Sanderson’s Skating and Playmaking Prowess19:25 Tim Stutzle’s Point Streak and Superstar Debate24:40 Stutzle’s Development and Goal-Scoring Potential27:54 Team Strategy Post-Injury30:45 Sens best Playoff Matchup if they get there34:17 Buffalo Sabres’ Historic Streak and Playoff Outlook36:59 Closing Remarks and Upcoming Hockey Highlights

In this episode of Jim Keay Ford Sens Nation Podcast, Steve Warne is joined by THN's Graeme Nichols to discuss the Ottawa Senators' season-opening media event, the changes in radio coverage for Senators games, and the impact of remote broadcasting on fan experience. We also delve into public reactions to these changes, the future of sports radio and podcasting, and get some insights from team captain Brady Tkachuk and new player Jordan Spence, who both attended and spoke at this week's media event.

In this episode, we discuss a bunch of sports, with the usual 'whatever' hoopla.And then, after six years and over 1000 episodes, Jimmy and I go our separate ways, and say farewell to this podcast. Thank you for being part of the fun. Your support has meant the world to us, and we'll always be grateful for this chance to extend our old TGOR days.Thanks to all our sponsors, especially the two who've been here since the beginning: Jason Keay at Jim Keay Ford and Glen Walton at the Glen Walton Real Estate Team.

In this episode, Steve Warne and Postmedia sportswriter Don Brennan discuss the ongoing struggles of the Ottawa Redblacks. They also touch on attendance, the Ottawa Senators' summer activities, and the development of the LeBreton Flats area. The conversation shifts to the Ottawa Charge and the growth of women's hockey, concluding with a preview of the upcoming NFL season and fantasy football insights.

We finally tracked Jim down, by phone at least. We discuss Victoria Mboko's amazing victory, a significant moment for Canadian tennis. The NHL may expand to 34 teams in the near future. Media rights deals are becoming insanely lucrative for sports leagues. The Blue Jays have made a remarkable turnaround this season. Taylor Swift jumps on Travis Kelce's podcast. The financial landscape of sports is rapidly changing with new deals and expansions. And the usual hoopla.

Steve and Jim get into their usual lively, fun discussion that spans personal anecdotes, sports updates, and reflections on the pressures faced by athletes. They touch on the recent performances of the Blue Jays, celebrate the rise of women's sports, particularly highlighting young talents like Victoria Mboko and Summer McIntosh, and delve into the challenges of golf and the mental pressures of sports. And it's another episode of how did Jim maim himself this time?

The fellas discuss:What's wrong with Jim now? The passing of several 1980's Icons this weekThe 2018 World Junior Trial comes to an endWe discuss happy endings and Happy Gilmore 2, which got mixed reviews, like most sequels. The Florida Panthers ran up a $500,000 tab during one Cup celebrationThe Blue Jays are rolling

We found Jimmy. He shares his recent experiences working at the Special Olympics and a charity event, reflecting on the profound impact these events had on his perspective of happiness and life. The discussion shifts to golf. On the local front, we're joined by Andy Rajathy, tourney director for the Commissionaires Ottawa Open happening this week at Eagle Creek. We also discuss Scottie Scheffler's big win at the British Open, and his incredible focus on a proper work-life balance that's uncommon among the best athletes. We get into the cheating incident at a Coldplay concert involving a CEO and his HR manager. And the Tkachuk summer party never stops.

We have a search party out for Jimmy, but in the meantime, here's Steve's 2024 interview with Ottawa REDBLACKS starting QB Dru Brown. We focused on his background, growing up in the South Bay of California, to becoming a professional quarterback in the CFL. He discusses the strong influence of his family, particularly his parents and sisters, and how their support shaped his career. Brown reflects on his college football experience, the challenges he faced, and his transition to the CFL, including his time with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and now the Ottawa REDBLACKS. He touches on his personal life, interests, and gets into detail about life as a CFL quarterback during the week in between games.

In this episode, former TSN morning radio hosts Steve Warne and Jim Jerome engage in a lively discussion covering a range of topics from sports updates, particularly the Blue Jays' recent success, to personal health journeys involving weight loss medications. They also delve into the evolution of sports contracts, the significance of international competitions like the World Cup of Hockey, and the changing landscape of All-Star games. The conversation is peppered with humour and personal anecdotes, making for an entertaining and insightful listen.

In this episode, Steve and Jim discuss a variety of topics ranging from DIY projects and golf mishaps to the state of boxing with Jake Paul. They delve into the NHL draft, Claude Giroux's re-signing, and the implications of the expansion draft on the PWHL. The conversation also touches on Gary Bettman's influence on the NHL and the ongoing discussions about equal pay in sports. The Swiss Women's national team lost 7-1 to a U15 boys team. The episode wraps up with recommendations for shows and documentaries to watch.Jim is obsessed with DIY projects, often at the expense of other commitments.Golfing mishaps can lead to unexpected consequences, like breaking a TV.Jake Paul's influence on boxing raises questions about the sport's integrity.The NHL draft faced criticism for its new format and execution.Claude Giroux's resignation highlights the importance of hometown loyalty in sports.The expansion draft rules for the PWHL were seen as overly punitive.Gary Bettman's leadership has significantly shaped the NHL's landscape.Discussions about equal pay in sports continue to spark debate.The sale of the LA Lakers for 10 billion reflects the growing value of sports franchises.Recommendations for shows like 'The Bear' highlight the hosts' interests.

Steve and Jimmy discuss the Florida Panthers' non-stop Stanley Cup celebration, DIY home improvement projects, They reflect on player performances, contract negotiations, and the emotional toll of missed opportunities in sports, particularly in golf.

In this episode, Steve Warne and Jim Jerome discuss the recent Stanley Cup Finals, focusing on the Edmonton Oilers' performance and Connor McDavid's future with the team. They analyze coaching strategies, the Florida Panthers' victory, and the challenges faced by Caitlin Clark in the WNBA. The conversation also touches on the US Open and concludes with recommendations for entertainment include the movie 'Sinners.'

Jim is buying a new TV and wants advice from Steve. We discuss the excitement of the Cup Final so far. A leak may have revealed Connor Hellebuyck's Hart and Vezina award wins before the official announcement. We compare NHL award mishaps to famous award show blunders. The CFL season has begun with mixed performances from teams. Jonathan Toews is looking to make a comeback after health issues. The Canadian Open didn't have the a name brand leaderboard but showcased strong performances from Canadian golfers.

In this episode, we touch on NHL playoffs, some literal coffee talk, the recent royal visit to Canada, and fan reactions to playoff performances. We also get into the historical context of championship droughts in sports. We delve into the topic of attractiveness beyond age, discussing notable celebrities over 50. The conversation shifts to the excitement surrounding the upcoming RBC Canadian Open, and Steve gets the greatest birthday gift of all.

We discuss how hard it is to win the Stanley Cup, especially when there are eight equally excellent teams. In Toronto, it's harder because of the insane fan and media scrutiny. We get into the emotional rollercoaster of being a hockey fan and the absurdity of extreme reactions to cheering for a great team that doesn't win the Cup. We discuss the growing popularity of women's hockey, including the Ottawa Charge's success. Our conversation takes a nostalgic turn as we reminisce about the iconic sitcom Cheers and this week's passing of actor George Wendt.

It's our 1000th episode! We open with the nonsense of door-to-door sales experiences and the weird exchanges on marketplace and Facebook Messenger. We delve into the recent coaching changes in the NHL, particularly focusing on Rick Tocchet's new role with the Philadelphia Flyers, and discuss the concept of second chances in sports, including the ongoing debate surrounding Pete Rose's eligibility for the Hall of Fame.

In this episode, Steve and Jimmy discuss all the NHL drama so far, the good and the bad. They strongly agree about the Sam Bennett hit on Anthony Stolarz. We talk about past radio shows, analyze the current state of hockey, including coaching changes and player injuries. We also dabble in the recent Canadian election and some recent TV binges.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Banter03:01 Shroom Fest and Political Incorrectness06:02 Podcasting and Listener Engagement09:02 NHL Playoffs and the Battle of Ontario12:10 Hazing and Early Radio Days14:47 Goaltender Concussion Controversy17:59 Old School vs. New School Hockey20:55 Paul Bissonnette and Changing Media Landscape25:25The Changing Landscape of Sports Commentary30:08 Political Connections in Sports32:58 NHL Playoff Highlights and Drama37:01 Coaching Changes and Their Implications39:11 Canadian Teams in the Playoffs40:07 Political Landscape in Canada44:34 Pop Culture and Entertainment Recommendations

Jim and Steve confess their fear of public speaking and their sage solutions. We have a Canadian federal election on Monday, and we will discuss the modern ways people are influenced on who they'll vote for. Can the Ottawa Senators rally from a 3-0 deficit in the Battle of Ontario? Brady Tkachuk told the fans there will be a Game 6 back in Ottawa. We get into the crazy prank call on quarterback prospect Shedeur Sanders during the NFL Draft. And Liverpool can't stop winning.

Jim's feeling the spring vibes — new golf gloves, fresh fairways, and his take on The Masters. We dive into the start of the NHL playoffs, where the rules seem to vanish overnight, and remember the fans back in the day who would bring handmade signs to react to the action in Philly and Ottawa. Plus, coaching shakeups with Laviolette and Cronin out, and from the "good try" files, Jim drops a hilarious story about "Eddie Olcyzk." It’s sports, nostalgia, and total mayhem — just how we like it.

Former PGA Player Brad Fritsch joins us to discuss Rory McIlroy finally winning The Masters and joining an exclusive club of six men to win all four majors. We talk about the next Canadian to win a major. And we get into some Ottawa Senators discussion as they clinch a playoff spot.

We're closing in on our 1000th episode. Whoa. We discuss Alex Ovechkin breaking Wayne Gretzky's record and how it all sounded on Sunday. We get into how ridiculous the disparity in spending is in baseball. The Senators are going to make the playoffs. Actor Val Kilmer passed away last week. The Masters is looming. Jimmy tells us about a special interview he has coming up with a 9-11 survivor.

Welcome to Sports and Whatever with Steve Warne and Jim Jerome, your go-to podcast for all things sports, pop culture, and everything in between! This week, the boys talk about:The generation gap between Jim and his daughter,Ottawa Senators are rolling,Ovechkin's pursuit of Gretzky's record – is it the most impressive record in hockey or not? John Tortorella’s firing in Philadelphia, Jon Cooper hits 12 years as coach in Tampa, a review of the TV show The Pit. Whether it’s sports analysis or just a good laugh, we’ve got you covered.

Jim talks about his curling exploits and Rachel Homan's second straight world title. We discuss our early days in radio. Paul Bissonnette's star continues to rise on NHL broadcasts on both sides of the border. The Senators are looking good with a win over the Devils, but Sheldon Keefe was a little cranky afterward. And a little golf talk as we look forward to The Masters.

This week, the boys reminisce about childhood memories, Jim's experience buying a very used car for his son (without inspection), and DIY car repairs using YouTube. They delve into the emotional aspects of life in the NHL, reflecting on player trades and the grind of the sport. They get into Aaron Rodgers' career decisions. They touch on recent sports updates, including the Ottawa Senators' winning streak and Corey Connors’ performance on the weekend. And as always some TV /Movie recommendations.01:33 Childhood Memories and Fireworks03:45 Buying a Car for My Son05:45 DIY Car Repairs08:23 Listener Emails and Feedback13:26 The Grind of Pro Hockey21:55 Shoutout to Our Sponsors23:33 Aaron Rodgers' Future in the NFL35:03 Corey Connors and the Masters38:13 TV Show Recommendations41:26 Ottawa Senators' Winning Streak

Steve and Jimmy dive into a multitude of topics including entertaining tales from Jimmy's road trip to Toronto. Listen as they humorously discuss the pitfalls of Airbnbs, give a nod to their old producer Kenny Walls, reminisce about TGOR and sports night memories at the Prescott, and tackle recent Ottawa Senators trade news. Plus, get updates on Jimmy's other podcast, The Suspendables, along with a political and TV detour.1:40 Jimmy's Toronto Traffic Woes03:10 Airbnb Horrors and Advice07:23 Shoutout to Kenny Walls09:48 Memories of Buzz and Cousin Love17:44 Ottawa Senators Trade Analysis22:48 Liberal Leadership Race Results26:34 Podcast Updates and Personal Anecdotes27:45 Rusty's Family and Drinking Habits29:20 TV Shows and Movie Recommendations39:28 Curling Adventures and Competitions41:45 Funny Personal Stories and Sign Off

In this episode, Jimmy is freaked out by AI technology after his daughter takes life-like animated photos. We also unpack the online uproar surrounding Wayne Gretzky's association with Donald Trump and whether you can separate politics from personal admiration. The show takes a somber turn, discussing the mysterious death of actor Gene Hackman and debates various scenarios. We also get into our weekly movie and TV show blather, and a sneak peek into Jimmy’s latest life story disaster00:00 Introduction and Promotions00:28 AI Technology and Personal Stories05:57 Wayne Gretzky and Controversial Associations25:25 Gene Hackman Tribute26:43 The Strange Coincidence33:45 Misleading Headlines36:10 TV Recommendations40:50 Life Stories Project43:20 Random Conversations and Sign Off

Jim is back from Montana with his own unique perspective on the 4 Nations Faceoff and what made the tournament a success. In this episode, we dive into everything that went down, including the controversial anthem booing and the political discussions that followed. Plus, we mix in some lighthearted golf talk and share our current favourite TV shows. Tune in for a fun conversation that covers sports, entertainment and whatever...

In this episode, Steve is joined by Don Brennan, sports columnist for Postmedia, to dive into a variety of hot topics in the world of hockey. They kick things off with an in-depth discussion of the recent 4 Nations Face-off, breaking down the key moments and fighting's role in today's game. We also the talk about the Ottawa Senators, analyzing the team's current season, their playoff chances, and what the future holds.The conversation also touches on the Ottawa Charge and the rise of the Professional Women’s Hockey League. Jim returns from Montana in our next episode on Monday.

We discuss Jim 's weird encounter with a weird waiter at a 95th birthday party - a party that caused him to miss the Super Bowl. The Eagles shockingly destroy the Chiefs in Super Bowl 59. The NHL 4 Nations Faceoff is here, which arrives at just the right time for the Ottawa Senators.

Jim explains his recent absence and the scary drive home from BC to Edmonton. Steve is addicted to buying TVs. We get into the Super Bowl storylines and a couple of the early previews of commercials we like. Buffalo got hosed in the AFC title game. We're not sure about Tom Brady as the best option to call the big game. The Ottawa Senators are rolling.

Eric Marcamalla, host of TSN Radio's Offside joins us to discuss Connor McDavid's suspension, the Sens and Habs, fighting in the NHL, Pro Wrestling memories, the recent Seinfeld-Jim Gaffigan show and other pop culture hoopla.

Jim's fitness report reveals probable memory issues. We discuss the fires in California, Canada's Nick Taylor Wins Again; NFL Playoffs, 4 Nations and more.

Jerry Jones On Yellowstone; NFL Playoffs Set, Will McDavid Stay? Sens Goalie Issues, Skip Bayless in hot water, Canada the 51st state?

Steve and Jimmy discuss the holidays thus far. Jimmy is back in the gym and cranky about the lack of encouragement from his family. We talk about Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby and their pursuit of big records. The Red Wings fired their head coach, the fourth coach to be fired this season. And a bunch of other rambling about sports and whatever in our final recording of 2024.

We talk a little sports, looking at the crazy value of sports franchises. Then we play back some of the old classics from our TGOR sports radio days.

Jim is going all out for Christmas. As in, he's out. Steve gets brain damage from stripping an old door. Bill Belichick gets a college job at UNC and apparently a college girl as well. Ottawa had an EBug scenario on Saturday. Diving in the NHL. Our NHL teams are doing nicely but Jim scolds Steve for looking at the standings too early. We also discuss best and worst Christmas gifts.

We get into a little Christmas Nostalgia discussing our first Christmas gift we ever remember getting. The rosters for the 4 Nations Face-off are out. We haven't decided how into it we are. The Chicago Blackhawks have fired head coach Luke Richardson,and the Pizza Line reunited in Ottawa.

Steve and Jim do the show from the same room for the first time in at least a couple of years.

We discuss interviews we've done that went sideways. The St. Louis Blues fire their head coach to hire Jim Montgomery, Paul Bissonnette gets in a brawl with seven drunk guys at a restaurant. A weird new PWHL rule that forces penalty killers to stay on the ice tired.

Topics today include a 5 game suspension in the NHL, a shrinking traditional media, the Grey Cup goes to the underdog Argos, Detroit Lions are Super Bowl favourites, the oh so sad Jake Paul-Mike Tyson fight.

We talk about Kenzie Lalonde making Canadian broadcast history and how she grew up listening to our radio show on the way to school. An OHL player was suspended for five games for calling an opponent a Mennonite during a game. A Wheel of Fortune contestant's brain breaks. Jim talk about his recent conversation with 67's great Brian Kilrea.

World Series Dumbassery; The Yankees blow it, we also talk about the Yankee goofballs who tried to rip the ball away from Mookie Betts, Bob Costas packs it in with his MLB career; McDavid Gets Hurt; Times in radio when we got in trouble with our sales staff, Steve is worried about nerd's neck.

A heavy dose of rambling about whatever. We get into the effectiveness (or lack thereof) of coaching or leading with anger. We talk about our interest level in the Four Nations Faceoff in February, and the unveil of the team jerseys.

We play our Friday song from the old TGOR show. Steve was once an actor in a drunk driving TV commercial. Jim didn't realize Thanksgiving had come and gone. It's maybe a little early for WNBA rookie Angel Reece to complain about her salary while living in an $8,000-a-month apartment. How the hell can Wayne Gretzky already be retired for 25 years? Some of the recent team sports nicknames are failing. We play back an old email segment from the old TGOR show that made us laugh. Back then, it was Steve, Stu and Jungle Jim. For some reason, Jimmy liked how one of our colleagues read the Farm Boy ads.

Shesterkin's Crazy Contract Demand, NY Jets Coach Robert Saleh Fired By His QB? And will Mike Tyson be the one to stop the cocky You Tubers from thinking they're great boxers?

Some rambling about the President's Cup and the American victory. Jim's betting heavily on the baseball playoffs. Caitlin Clark is the WNBA rookie of the year but business-wise, she's the MVP. And NHL teams always have a tough decision this time of year on what to do with the kids.

We provide closure to Jim's crazy Jim Treliving Mixup story; We discuss the Death of Pete Rose and how sports has softened on gambling; NHL Pre-Season Injuries and the talk that preseason should bs shorter; Comedy Has Changed Forever

We discuss the strange new NFL Kickoffs, which generally seem to be a waste of time. Broadcaster Golden Rules; Sidney Crosby Takes One For the Team' and Jimmy makes a major error in booking a big guest, accidentally booking the guest's father.

We catch up with guest Eric Macramalla, host of Offside on TSN Radio, a show about the business and legal side of sports. We get into PEDs in sports and whether they might be an issue in hockey and if so, how much do they actually help a hockey player compared to other sports? We discuss the legal side of the Johnny Gaudreau tragedy. We look back at Eric's involvement with the screening of the new movie about the Montreal Expos. And his neat connection to former SNL star Dan Aykroyd.