Worst part about McKenna going to Toronto.....we're gonna slowly hate the kid because every time he wipes his ass Sportsnet has to write an article about it.
Somewhere in NW BC trying (yet again) to trade a(nother) Swede…..
Mëds wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2026 4:31 pm
Worst part about McKenna going to Toronto.....we're gonna slowly hate the kid because every time he wipes his ass Sportsnet has to write an article about it.
He's reminding me of a young EP40 a lot so you can take comfort in that
Mëds wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2026 4:31 pm
Worst part about McKenna going to Toronto.....we're gonna slowly hate the kid because every time he wipes his ass Sportsnet has to write an article about it.
Just the latest face of a long-running phenomenon in Canadian sports broadcasting. Vancouver could win two consecutive Cups, and they’d get no more coverage than the Avs. Meanwhile, Friedman is reporting on the consistency of McKenna’s pre-game stool and prognosticating how many goals he’ll score as a result.
I didn’t expect much grief over the loss of 650. I also didn’t expect much of 650 but I do grieve it. Sports radio is empty calories but well everyone has a vice and that was one for me.
Topper wrote: ↑Thu Aug 06, 2026 5:33 am
Tough to feel sorrow for the gold watch guys being retired
Hrudey's NHL career and broadcasting career are interesting studies in longevity. He was never the best or the worst at either -- never among the elite, usually in a group with another player/broadcaster more despised (or incompetent). Maybe the sweet spot for longevity is to burn less bright.
That is good news. Good play-by-play callers don't come around every day, and he's both good and a good fit for the market. That said, he's not so good (like Hughson) that Rogers will scoop him up to work for the Toronto market.