CSTV Blog: McKee Interview & Yale recap

From a post on the USCHO board:

[slog.cstv.com]

Interview with McKee and a recap of the Yale game are there. Some interesting details from another POV.

Silly Mckee and the goals he allowed this weekend... He better shut out Harvard...

No offense to Elliott because he was a nice guy, but man, that is the first time I've heard an interview where the player was more well-spoken than the interviewer. Zow.

"What's your favorite thing about Cornell other than hockey?"
"Going home."

Hilarious!

[Q] No offense to Elliott because he was a nice guy, but man, that is the first time I've heard an interview where the player was more well-spoken than the interviewer. Zow. [/Q]

Hmmm ... maybe the website link should have clued us into the interviewer's language skills.

From the website: To "here" the audio interview, click here.

Wow...I feel for the guy. Got some decent, rather run-of-the-mill cliches out of Dave that were mildly interesting I suppose, but man that hurt to listen to.

[Q]Section A Banshee Wrote:

No offense to Elliott because he was a nice guy, but man, that is the first time I've heard an interview where the player was more well-spoken than the interviewer. Zow.

"What's your favorite thing about Cornell other than hockey?"
"Going home."

Hilarious![/q]

I have a friend who works at CSTV.com and sits right next to Elliott. From all accounts, he is a very knowledgeable hockey writer, and he's a Dartmouth alum which should mean that he'll be paying more attention to the Ivies. He also sounds like a big loser- that may be a little bit of a pot/kettle comment- and sounded really uncomfortable. Mckee definitely sounded more professional.

I personally liked the toughest individual opponent question. Daves's answer: Matt Moulson in practice.

[Q]RichH Wrote:

From a post on the USCHO board:



Interview with McKee and a recap of the Yale game are there. Some interesting details from another POV.[/q]

Dear CSTV:

Wow, it's awesome that you've devoted time and resources to a blog and a podcast to bring us additional features like this awesome interview. It's the additional stories and tidbits that really enrich the experience of college hockey for the fans. Now, how about broadcasting the GODDAMN GAME?

I thought for a minute your guys were talking about Darren Elliott, who has gone on to become a successful hockey writer and reporter with THN, etc. I've read Elliott's stuff, and he is not at all bad. Not the sort of dreck you usually see in sports writing (queue Bill Littlefield being overwrought, or Junior Feinstein writing the same, lame, self-referential grade school schtick again, and again, and again...).

[Q]Trotsky Wrote:

I thought for a minute your guys were talking about Darren Elliott,[/q]

And I was thinking of Jason Elliott...

[Q]Section A Banshee Wrote:

No offense to Elliott because he was a nice guy[/q]

[Q]Trotsky Wrote:

I thought for a minute your guys were talking about Darren Elliott[/q]

AAARGH!!

Darren ELIOT. Jason ELLIOTT. ELLIOT Olshansky (from CSTV).

[Q]fenwick Wrote:

Section A Banshee Wrote:

No offense to Elliott because he was a nice guy[/Q]

Trotsky Wrote:

I thought for a minute your guys were talking about Darren Elliott[/Q]
AAARGH!!

Darren ELIOT. Jason ELLIOTT. ELLIOT Olshansky (from CSTV).[/q]


Eeeellliiioootttttt!. Phoooone hooooome!

 

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