Mutual Respect

Episode 12 of the Department of Discipline podcast, hosted by The Nation Network, titled "Mutual Respect" was published on January 18, 2024 and runs 53 minutes.

January 18, 2024 ·53m · Department of Discipline

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Summary

It’s story time! Jay Rosehill and Ryan Pinder take a look back at some of Rosehill’s most memorable fights including Shawn Thornton (18:00), fighting in practice (40:00), Thornton vs Orpik (45:00), Maroon vs Deslauriers (14:00) and they give their fight of the week (49:00).Audio Credits: CBC, NHL Network and TSN. Check out hockeyfights.com to check out the latest tilts from around the hockey world.This episode was hosted by Ryan Pinder & Jay Rosehill, produced by Jack Haverstock & Liam Horrobin, edited by Mike Rogerson, and mixed by Amil Delic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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It’s story time! Jay Rosehill and Ryan Pinder take a look back at some of Rosehill’s most memorable fights including Shawn Thornton (18:00), fighting in practice (40:00), Thornton vs Orpik (45:00), Maroon vs Deslauriers (14:00) and they give their fight of the week (49:00).

Audio Credits: CBC, NHL Network and TSN.

Check out hockeyfights.com to check out the latest tilts from around the hockey world.

This episode was hosted by Ryan Pinder & Jay Rosehill, produced by Jack Haverstock & Liam Horrobin, edited by Mike Rogerson, and mixed by Amil Delic.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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