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Goalie Gear Corner
VIDEO GOALIE GEAR CORNER! With Kraken goalie Joey Daccord
by Darren Brown
September 25, 2021
by Darren Brown

Kraken goalie and friend of the Sound Of Hockey Podcast, Joey Daccord joins us to walk us through his goalie gear for the first ever video version of a Goalie Gear Corner that features an NHL netminder.

Enjoy!

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2 Comments

  1. Blaiz

    Great Video of goalie gear corner. I did notice Daccord likes to point alot with is middle finger alot. Did you make him mad Darren?

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  2. Darren Brown

    I didn’t make him mad, but the middle finger pointing is on me. Before we started recording, I handed him a mic, and he was like, “How am I supposed to show you my gear and hold the mic at the same time?” I think it was just a bit of an awkward setup for him, and the middle finger point was easiest for him to keep the mic in his hand. Sorry for the unintentionally offensive gesture. 🙂

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