With the 2nd Episode of our Duck a l'Orange Podcast, our hosts Chris & Jeff will quickly recap the games vs. San Jose, Arizona, and Tampa Bay, and get into the the highs-and-lows of each game and our regular player evaluations.
Apart from the game recaps and player assessments, we dive deep into the following:
- Dallas Eakins: Time to start earning your paycheck.
- Leadership on the team: Where's it at!!? What's going on with Getzlaf??
- Trade Outlook: Who's our trade bait and do we really want to lose them?
- Passing of Kobe Bryant: What his loss means and the example of leadership and competition he left for all sports stars to aspire to.
- Ducks D: Third pair lacking in a solid D-game. Why is Del Zotto getting healthy scratched?
- Nick Ritchie, The most polarizing Ducks player: Abandon or Invest in the guy?
- Ducks Roster Moves: Historical and Recent Headscratchers. What's the vision???
...and a bunch of other stuff that pops into our brains. Overall we're a couple of die-hard Ducks fans tired of the misguided commentary out there, so we decided to start our own podcast for those fans out there looking for a little more FLAVOR and SPICE!! We hope you enjoy Duck a l'Orange.
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