FTF Podcast
FTF Podcast: An All-Star Celebration
In this week's edition of the Fear The Fin podcast it's the same old same old from Jason Plank and Matt Taylor as they sit down to analyze the team. After a brief, short, and concise look at the All-Star game as well the festivities surrounding this past weekend, Plank and Taylor address a few points of interest surrounding the Sharks as they exit the break.
The Ryane Clowe rumors that were published in the Ottawa Sun and subsequently debunked by David Pollak of Working The Corners are discussed, along with an update on the injuries to Brent Burns and the aforementioned Clowe. The boys then break down the top six's scoring woes as of late, look into the acquisition of Tim Kennedy last week, and top it all off with some talk about Antero Niittymaki's trip through waivers and uncertain future.
As always it's a lot of fun and a helluva way to start your week.
Enjoy.
| 34:09 in length | Direct Link/Download | iTunes
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FTF Podcast: Injuries, Losses, Niittymaki, Niners
In this week's edition of the FTF Podcast, Jason Plank and Matt Taylor break down yesterday's loss to the Vancouver Canucks, look ahead to upcoming games against Edmonton/ Calgary, and cover the injury situation that is currently hurting the Sharks' top six ability to do much of anything.
Seriously, it's slim pickings outside of Logan Couture right now.
Following a commercial for the Topsy Turvy Twitter Trade Game we take a look at Antero Niittymaki's likely (you guessed it) trade and wax poetic about the San Francisco 49ers-New York Giants matchup that will take place later today.
It's short, it's sweet, it's simple.
Enjoy.
[Editor's Note]: Apologies for the quality of Plank's voice in the first segment. His voice carries the strength of 10,000 men and we completely forgot to adjust his audio levels accordingly.
| 27:48 in length | Direct Link/Download | iTunes
FTF Podcast: The Podcast Strikes Back
It's been far too long since we've ignored our family and friends to record our award-winning nationally syndicated podcast (statements not verified by the FCC), but yesterday afternoon we went where we haven't gone in nearly eight months-- to the man cave at Matt's house, armed with microphones and Macbooks in our neverending quest to bring you the best podcast on the planet a fairly mediocre podcast about the San Jose Sharks.
Feels good to be back ladies and gentlemen.
In the first edition of the 2011-2012 Fear The Fin podcast we cover a slew of topics on hand. The NHLPA's decision to reject realignment and rumblings of a potential Sharks-Red Wings Winter Classic start the show before we transition into an interview with a man who swept the Bay Area with his passion last week-- the man, the myth, the legend, the one and only Zack Phelps (aka Orange Shirt Guy, aka Sharks Fan of The Year).
Following our interview with Mr. Phelps we take a look at the Sharks current run of 8-1-1 in their last ten games, and pick apart the roster just before the halfway point of the season to list our over and underachievers. Always privy to our corporate sponsors, we air a commercial from "Sharks Fan Consulting Group" who recently filed for an IPO (Insane Proposal Offering) and then tackle the upcoming week of Sharks hockey as San Jose hits the road for a four game swing through the Midwest.
There ain't no party like your nana's tea party, and your nana parties with us. So kick back, relax, and put on your headphones to join us for the ride.
| 47:52 in length | Direct Link/Download | iTunes
FTF Podcast: Optics of the Offseason
In the fourteenth edition of the Fear The Fin podcast, Jason Plank and Matthew Taylor do what they were born to do-- talk hockey.
Previewing Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals (which is set to be played tonight at 5:00 PM), Boston's achievement of pushing Vancouver to the brink is applauded-- can they hold on and become the first team to win an away game during this series? The contract of Devin Setoguchi, Ian White, and other notable Sharks free agents are discussed with FTF trying to find the perfect price for each of those players.
Free agents across the League are then covered, with the crew going over the top 30 players according to The Fourth Period dot com. Defenseman and forwards are both covered, with defenseman being the obvious focus of this segment.
As always it's a fun time filled with laughs and analysis. Join us today during our hour long podcast and get your Sharks fix.
FTF Podcast: Offseason Extravaganza
In the first edition of the Fear The Fin Offseason Podcast, Jason Plank and Matt Taylor examine the San Jose Sharks roster in order to try and understand what positions of need they would like to see filled. Combing through the roster, including some of the up and coming prospects roster in Worcester, the duo tries and see what pieces fit and need to be acquired for the 2011-2012 season.
It's an hour and a half long so buckle your seatbelts-- this edition is not for the faint of heart. Dutiful listeners will be rewarded for their dedication however, as the end of the podcast eventually meanders off into the woods of useless movie suggestions and pop culture trivia.
Either way, the FTF Podcast is always a party. A party with stale chips and mediocre salsa of course, but a party nonetheless.
Come join us for the ride. With the season over, you could use the company.
FTF Podcast: The One We Recorded After Game Six
In the thirteenth edition of the FTF Podcast Jason Plank and Matt Taylor break down the San Jose Sharks game six performance against the Detroit Red Wings, analyze the series as a whole, look at what can be tweaked for the upcoming game seven matchup, and attempt to wrap their heads around the fact that this series is now tied at three apiece.
Furthermore, Antti Niemi is given the praise he deserves after his godlike performance last night. Perhaps the most unfortunate part of the game six loss is the fact that his prominent displays of athleticism and ability will be lost on most Sharks fans-- it may be the best performance by a goaltender in Sharks history when one considers the help he got up front, and while we don't make this point during the podcast, it should be noted that he has clearly given his team a chance to win no matter the barrage of shots he faces.
It's not quite the party faithful listeners are accustomed to hearing when the two get together, but you can still hear the bromance running strong underneath it all.
Gear up for game seven folks. It's going to be a doozy.
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FTF Podcast: Setoguchitrick
In the twelfth edition of the Fear The Fin podcast Jason Plank and Matt Taylor break down the huge game three win over the Detroit Red Wings, muse about Devin Setoguchi's hat trick, look at how well Thornton has been playing, and discuss the impact Antti Niemi has had on last night's victory (as well as the series as a whole).
Furthermore, the guys debut two brand new commercials that have never been used on the podcast before and answer some questions from people who called our FTF call in number (you can leave a voicemail for the podcast at 502-FTF-1023).
Enjoy.
| 41:23 in length | Play in Popup | Download
FTF Podcast: Sharks-Wings Series Preview with Jamie Baker
In the eleventh edition of the Fear The Fin podcast Jason Plank and Matt Taylor sit down with Jamie Baker, break down the upcoming series against Detroit, look at some key players on each team, and dabble in a mental exercise they like to call "Possible but not probable."
There's no better way to prepare yourself for the second round against Detroit. So turn up your speakers and give this gem a listen once, twice or thrice.
And we promise, there's nothing in here about Royal Weddings. If you need to escape, we're here for you.
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