Digging in with Tripp

Justin Williams is the first active player to Dig in with Tripp.

He’s won 3 Stanley Cups & a Conn Smythe Trophy in 19 NHL seasons. Williams has many nicknames, the most telling though is Mr. Game 7, earned from a career full of clutch performances.

The guys dig into where Willie got his shootout technique from, they talk about some of his more memorable moments and the tables are turned when Justin digs in on Tripp.

With video on YouTube!

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Hall of Famer Scotty Bowman coached 30 years in the NHL with 5 teams, winning Stanley Cups with 3 of them. His 2,142 games, 1,244 wins & 9 Stanley Cups are all most of all-time. Coach Bowman is not only the greatest hockey coach but arguably the greatest North American coach of all-time.

Tripp digs into the story of how Scotty caught players out after curfew, the building of the Russian 5 & what coaches in other sports he respects the most.

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Mike Commodore played 11 years in the NHL, including 3 seasons with the Carolina Hurricanes. During that time he helped the Canes win their first Stanley Cup in 2006. Now Commie spends his time on talk radio and playing a lot of golf.

He and Tripp Dig into what he’s up to post-playing career, why he took a bus to deliver the Stanley Cup & about the origins of his famous bath robe.

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Kevin Weekes spent 11 seasons as an NHL goalie. Now he’s an analyst on the NHL Network and contributor to NHL.com.

Weekesy digs into how race relations in hockey, why Rod Brind’Amour should be in the Hall of Fame and why teammates came to him for grooming tips.

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Rod Brind’Amour is the Head Coach of the Carolina Hurricanes. He played 20 NHL seasons and won the 2006 Stanley Cup with Carolina.

Rod talks about how he started as a defenseman, shares an untold story about The Great One, where he went after winning the cup & about his private meeting with a president.

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Shane Willis played 5 seasons in the NHL (1998-04).
Willis scored 20 goals in his rookie campaign before injuries cut his career short. Shane now works as the Carolina Hurricanes Manager of Youth and Amateur Hockey. He's also a pregame analyst for the Hurricanes broadcasts on Fox Sports Carolinas and contributes to the game broadcast.
Shane talks hockey, life and memories from when Willis and Tracy played together.

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