• Episode 16: Chris talks to Glen Wesley about his time with the Whalers, his thoughts on Brendan Shanahan, what he was thinking during Hartford's last home game...and much more

  • Oct 8 2022
  • Length: 18 mins
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Episode 16: Chris talks to Glen Wesley about his time with the Whalers, his thoughts on Brendan Shanahan, what he was thinking during Hartford's last home game...and much more

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  • Chris and Glen talk about the following topics:

    -What sort of preconceived ideas did Glen have about Hartford and the franchise he was joining?

    -A lot of hockey fans in Connecticut are still pretty angry with the way Brendan Shanahan handled things. Does he get a bad rap? He led the team in scoring. He played 74 of the 82 games that season. Is the anger toward him justified?

    -How did the uncertainty around the team that final season manifest itself on the ice?

    -What is it like to win it all and have that moment with the Cup?

    -What was it like playing with and against Ron Francis, and how important was he to the Whalers franchise when the Bruins faced him in the late 80s and early 1990s?

    -What do you think is the lasting legacy of the franchise? Is it the logo, the song Brass Bonanza, the relationship between the players and fans?

    ...and more.
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