Game Time Drive Time

Game Time Drive Time

By Brad Lee, Jeff JonesComedy
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Game Time Drive Time episodes

  • Game Time Drive Time Ep. 13 - 11.25.17 vs. MIN

    Brad and Jeff are here to wash the taste of last night's game out of your mouth with another edition of the Game Time Drive Time podcast. Check out the best Blues pregame show in town and listen to a breakdown of tonight's lineups, the success (or lack thereof) of the Wild so far this season, and a terrified discussion of whether or not more frequent podcasts need to come along. 

    41 min
  • Game Time Drive Time Ep. 12 - 11.24.17 vs. NSH

    Brad and Jeff are back for the latest edition of the best pregame show in town, breaking down Blues hockey before a game against the Nashville Predators. Lineup decisions, printing struggles, and the excitement of Starter Hutton are all discussed in this rollicking breakdown of the Blues' Friday night matchup. 

    40 min
  • Game Time Drive Time Ep. 10 - 11.11.17 vs. NYI

    Brad and Jeff talk about the rough start to their respective mornings before breaking down tonight's game against the New York Islanders. Are the Islanders good? What the hell is wrong with Jaro Halak? Exactly what is the state of the adult entertainment industry in St. Louis? All those questions and more are answered!

    38 min
  • Game Time Drive Time Ep. 9 - 11.9.17 vs. ARZ

    Brad and Jeff break down the Blues matchup with the Arizona Coyotes and get deep into the expectations with the current roster. What's a Danis Zaripov and what the hell is going on with Jay Bouwmeester's ankle? All that and more as we get you ready for tonight's game. 

    39 min

About Game Time Drive Time

From the publisher's feed

The Game Time Drive Time podcast is the premier pregame show for every St. Louis Blues home game. St. Louis Game Time has been produced for every Blues home game for more than 20 years, and now publisher Brad Lee and columnist Jeff Jones have audio accompaniment to the best (and only!) fan-run newspaper in the NHL. It's almost always never easy.