4 (Nations) Thoughts

32 Thoughts: The Podcast

Sportsnet

Hockey, Sports

4.8 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 12 February 2025

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Summary

Kyle Bukauskas and Elliotte Friedman are joined by Michael Russo and David Amber to preview the 4 Nations Tournament in Montreal. They break down key storylines before sitting down for exclusive interviews with players from the tournament. Guests include Josh Morrissey, Aleksander Barkov, Linus Ullmark, Erik Karlsson, and Brock Nelson.

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0:00.0	So
0:01.3	It feels like a father and son
0:02.9	And you know what?
0:04.1	You know what's scary about that?
0:05.3	I could be.
0:06.1	I'm old enough.
0:06.8	I could be his dad.
0:08.2	54 and 31.
0:10.5	Yeah.
0:11.1	Yeah.
0:11.4	I know you would have thought a higher number.
0:13.9	Yeah, for you.
0:14.7	Yeah.
0:16.3	Welcome to 32 Thoughts, the podcast, presented by the GMC Sierra 84X.
0:23.1	Elliot, we are in Montreal, getting you set for the four nations faceoff.
0:27.7	We have come to one of the great arenas in our sport and are sitting in one of the smallest rooms in this building.
0:35.9	This is like an evening with Nora Jones level of tightness.
0:39.9	So with that in mind, it was only fitting that we find the media member with the widest shoulders to try to fit in here.
0:46.3	David Amber is backed by popular demand. NHL on Sportsnet, the host of Scotia Bank Wednesday in hockey.
0:51.5	DA, welcome.
0:52.5	Why are you sitting on my lap?
0:55.5	That's why I want to know.
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