Zdeno Chara's WILD Road To The Top - Episode 425

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On Episode 425 of Spittin’ Chiclets, the guys are joined by Zdeno Chara. Big Z joined (01:02:28:20 - 02:37:51:05) to discuss growing up in Czechoslovakia and overcoming the odds, playing in Boston, Patrice Bergeron and tons more. But first, the guys open the show discussing the recent Vancouver Canucks drama. Are Canucks owners the most hated in all of sports? The guys also touch on all the other news across the league, including Ivan Provorov, Steven Stamkos, Robin Lehner’s snake farm and tons more.
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@dleatherman4539 Год назад

Possibly the best hockey interview ever. Thanks guys.

@davidburke2697 Год назад

Really good hockey chat.

@mattzieper2758 Год назад

😊

@mattzieper2758 Год назад

@@davidburke2697w

@kenyadakashai95 Год назад

I never knew a lot about Chara, but always heard great things. This interview definitely made me a fan. He seems like an amazing human, not to mention a phenomenal player.

@JarthenGreenmeadow Год назад

Fr all I knew was he was big. I always put him on my team in NHL 09. Dude is a machine in that game lol.

@crackerbarrelkid-52 Год назад

Chara is as a human being so much above the rest that he would stand out anywhere he went. Impressing, humbling, motivating! Thank you, Mr. Chara, for all that you did for the Bruins and the Hockey world as a whole!

@chadgrov Год назад

He has the same class and humility as Gretzky. Frankly all the legendary NHL players do. it’s awesome

@beenis9842 Год назад

his hockey lessons even translate to entire life lessons, like at 2:20:14 "how can you expect someone to play hard for you if you're gonna be mean or disrespectful to them" is such a simple but great piece of advice on having accountability for your own behavior and understanding consequences for not having it

@randdomize858 Год назад

Chara explaining how he went about changing the culture in Boston was straight up beautiful. Shows how important finding players who have grit and heart can be. Fans are so quick to dismiss character role players these days. Love it

@northernelitegoaltending Год назад

And taking the lead in doing so.

@steve8803 Год назад

@@northernelitegoaltending That's what Babcock was trying to teach Marner. How to call out the guys that need a kick in the ass. Then Babs got canned for it, and the leafs can't win a round because of their soft culture.

@turkturkleton2671 Год назад

And I'm so happy mention guys like Glen Murray and p.j. axelsson. Two super great Bruins that help change the culture but didn't get to see the Stanley Cup unfortunately

@patrickkirkham 5 месяцев назад

@@steve8803uhh no Babcock was playing mind games just like he did in Detroit and Anaheim. You don’t single one person out and then call him out in front of the team. At VERY least all rookies, not just your whipping boy

@claytonmartens Год назад

Chara is a true definition of a leader. Hopefully lots of people can learn from his work ethic and class.

@cmhphx Год назад

Zedno Chara! What a player! What a guy! The game needs more guys like him.

@JeremiahAKAtheSportsBeard Год назад

Shout out to Mike G and to his family so sorry for your loss man, cherish your grandparents and parents when they are around they go fast.

@killakep47bruh83 Год назад

Best interview ever! Could’ve listened to another 2 hours of you guys talking to Z!

@BratatoChip Год назад

God I missed this guy. One of the my favorite players ever. LEGEND

@jcnlaw Год назад

Great interview! The biggest takeaway for me was at 2:16:06 when Z was explaining how the Bruins leadership group impacted the whole team. Often it is the things that don’t show up on the score sheet that make championship teams.

@elindquist80 Год назад

You guys have had such entertaining and funny interviews, but this one should be required listening for hockey parents and kids today. Chara has such a work ethic and hearing what he did - the training and approach he took, sacrifices made, leadership, etc. - this is probably the best true "hockey" interview you guys have done. Amazing listen.

@trentbukovich4109 Год назад

This rivals your Gretzky interview. The way Z carries himself is unbelievable he’s so humble and intelligent and respectful. His answers are so detailed and explained perfectly absolutely loved hearing his story!

@fasteddie9867 Год назад

I'm tired of the Gretzky adulation. Ridiculous that the NHL retired his number across the board. How about retiring Bobby Orr's number 4? Or Gordie's #9?

@capt.obvious9058 Год назад

BIG Z ! Perfect captain. I don't think Marchand and Pasta would be as good as they are now without.

@rogerbelanger6946 Год назад

And Bergy

@mrfake675 Год назад

You can tell how Chara's attitude made the most out of any situation he encountered. Discipline, determination, humility, repeat.

@pjpredhomme7699 Год назад

I remember when he first got traded to Ottawa - he was definitely considered "a prospect " but TSN did a story about how much extra work he was doing on his skating he would stay on the ice for hours after practice just working on skating technique - he was definitely a product of desire and determined work . BTW - they should have a special wing in the Hall of fame - guys Mike Milbury traded away it would be legendary

@mrfake675 Год назад

@@pjpredhomme7699 that's amazing. Ottawa could have been so good

@annakivaderova1452 5 месяцев назад

One of my favourite interviews of all time. And I’m not even Bruins fan. I just have ton of respect for Chara. He’s THE man

@V90Z Год назад

My all time favourite player. Growing up watching Chara captain my favourite team, I always wished I could see more behind the scenes of him and the Bruins.

@pupavka2114 14 дней назад

i really love this interview, i go back to it often. i hope you'll bring him back one day, i wanna hear more of his story :)

@riina101112 Год назад

Chara is a fucking legend on and off the ice.

@nicksperdakes Год назад

In 2006, the Bruins and Islanders played a pre-season game in Halifax. I was going to watch it with my parents and we ended up going to The Keg for supper beforehand. The Bruins who weren’t playing came in and sat down at a table next to us. Chara was one of them. Kids kept coming up to them asking for autographs (I was 15 and didn’t do it cause I was shy and didn’t want to bother them). The waitress was coming with our food and the ketchup falls off the plate and gets all over Chara and his white shirt. The man is a giant and he shoots up and almost smokes his head off a wooden crossbeam. He was super chill about it. Awesome guy.

@SliceofBread123 3 месяца назад

Love this story!

@ericvincent2091 Год назад

Might be the best interview you guys have done so far - well spoken and great story all around from Z.

@timadams2042 Год назад

Loved this interview, thanks to Zee and you guys!

@johnlang3755 Год назад

awesome interview! You guys are the best!!

@actiongjcksn87 Год назад

Thanks for this one, boys. Quite possibly your best interview yet.

@janilohtander5808 Год назад

NHL is missing you big guy !

@jockejocke1 Год назад

Most shifts in the regular season since 1997-98: 1. Zdeno Chara 45,702 2. Joe Thornton 39,944 3. Patrick Marleau 39,863 4. Jay Bouwmeester 36,802 5. Ryan Suter 36,157 Playoffs since 1997-98: 1. Zdeno Chara 6,235 2. Nicklas Lidstrom 5,667 3. Marian Hossa 5,566 4. Ryan McDonagh 5,561 5. Chris Pronger 5,209

@seffishestopal5950 Год назад

Where did you find the stats?

@jockejocke1 Год назад

@@seffishestopal5950 Official NHL site. I can't link to it, but go to the stats section and it's there under one of the tabs/sections.

@userjim83 Год назад

Story of making it to the league is amazing

@alexChristIsKing Год назад

Chara is one of a kind will never be another Chara 🖤💛🐻

@fasteddie9867 Год назад

Great interview! What a man Big Z is!

@TheBraiedys Год назад

Best interview ever love it!

@colinbrunette54 Год назад

I like how biz called a guy on a plane a pedestrian 7:50

@paterson90 Год назад

Think he meant patron, big miss! 🤣

@colinbrunette54 Год назад

@@paterson90makes sense 😂😂

@pjpredhomme7699 Год назад

well he is a deep thinker - he knew the guy walked onto the plane

@chettydomepiece9030 Год назад

I can’t get over how addicting listening to this podcast is

@jonas896 Год назад

He is a great man. Intelligent and cultivated.

@Huge008 Год назад

Awesome interview; Chara’s a true leader, what an inspiration of a man. Side note: would have loved to hear his perspective on the Pacioretty hit

@gwenshaw1924 7 месяцев назад

Awesome podcast..Thanks

@shanee9943 Год назад

Beautiful seeing someone who loves what they do talk about it.

@johnbrowne3950 Год назад

Great interview.

@turkturkleton2671 Год назад

He changed the Bruins culture so much that even after he's gone, his footprint is there

@carolobrien8433 Год назад

Chara was my favorite player partly because of his intelligence and the way he comports himself with humility and hard work and respect for others. Listening to how he worked two jobs in Prince George during the summer and rode his bike 20 miles a day between the two jobs...can you imagine any young player doing that nowadays? Great interview, great player, even better human being. Thanks Z, and thanks SC crew.

@chaddubois8164 Год назад

Wow, what a great interview. Chara is my kind of guy.

@tylerarthur3279 Год назад

The Kentucky Thoroughblades baby!!!! Where i fell in love with hockey lmao

@drjbraun Год назад

What a great interview, with hockey guys who understand what it takes/took to make it. Part luck, mostly the 100% effort. BigZ had quite a ride. Damn,...I cant even imagine what it would be like having to skate forward at him and thinking there could be a way to get around/tru him. Lets face it,...hez a guy you would have loved having on your team,...just so you wouldnt have to play against him?!. Thanks BigZ,....I loved watching you play and you definitely brought a LOT to the game and Bruins. When they mention Stud or Horse as Dman descriptors I think of you. Cheers.

@pjpredhomme7699 Год назад

I always believed that year the bruins won the cup - was the year he almost killed Max Pacioretty - watch that hit - I guarantee you every guy in the league had that in the back of their mind

@ellamennop Год назад

awesome interview

@jakezuckernick1300 Год назад

Your the glue of the squad G and an absolute beauty. Stay strong brother, she's in a better place now.

@dumpchangepants Год назад

THANK YOU BOYS finally bought my first chiclets hat & sweater last week !

@mikeb1618 Год назад

Look at the muscle around the guys knee 😂 He's like a human with horse legs. Legend.

@LuccianoNova 8 месяцев назад

Never seen someone’s thy muscle look angry

@yeltsin6817 Год назад

Can you imagine Big Z pulling into Kentucky? They would have thought he was Bigfoot.I am truly impressed by Zdeni and this interview. He is a true gentleman and leaders. And I’m a Leaf fan. 😊

@cowleykid8471 Год назад

I live in pg. hockey people around here talk about him like a God.

@Redeye_dyes Год назад

sending my condolences G

@keithallison3756 Год назад

Man , how I wish he would have picked the Kings, but Z traveled his path to an amazingly mental career. What a great human being to!!!

@thekidd9116 Год назад

Chara's best advice for McAvoy was to save your money.

@sherriefrazee Год назад

Love the new Oilers/Kane jersey!! 🎉🎉

@jerryshowman847 Год назад

My favorite Boston Bruins podcast!

@fernburnsalot364 Год назад

37-5-4

@seffishestopal5950 Год назад

I am amazed at the impact Zdeno Chara left on the Bruins and the city of Boston!

@2K9s Год назад

Looking great RA!!

@jonmartin9686 Год назад

Z is the man

@seckler17 Год назад

I'd be terrified if Big Z called me out for not playing hard enough or not playing the right way.

@mrfake675 Год назад

I would wear a diaper at all times

@GregSchlabach-er7sq Год назад

This guys is going be an amazing coach or Gm in this league. His intelligence is off the charts

@EricBartolowits Год назад

What an episode

@Bruins-vq5ey Год назад

One of the greatest leaders in the history of professional sports

@nickdicristofaro175 Год назад

1:02:47 Chara interview. You’re welcome.

@hateEdge83 Год назад

Thank you

@TheMattball17 7 месяцев назад

Imagine being so humble that you don't brag too your child that you were one of the greatest players to ever play the game, I hear Dad's telling their kids the same stories over, how they scored a goal in a road hockey game, and hit a in the park home run in tee-ball

@F34RTHED34DMAN Год назад

Love big Z so much my turtles named Chara!!

@SliceofBread123 Год назад

2:18:05 “just count ‘em” lmao

@GxRedemption Год назад

🥲💪💪 holy Toffoli... new found love for Big Z

@matthewkapfer2464 Год назад

Sorry for your loss G

@redrocket176 Год назад

looks like big brother 🤣😂talking to the little kids

@northernelitegoaltending Год назад

The Russia stories are great but this interview is THE best

@billbuffalo6755 Год назад

Haven't missed an episode yet. One request; interview 'T-Bone' from the Danbury trashers. It's my only wish

@randdomize858 Год назад

Having youth players switch between positions during games seems like a great idea. Let them see the game from different perspectives.

@mrfake675 Год назад

It's good at work to. Good for the mind.

@mayor44 Год назад

R.A looking super cozy

@tylerj6589 Год назад

Chara is the biggest legend in hockey history

@LlamasEatHotdogs Год назад

The Provarov situation only brought more attention to the pride thing because the only people who follow all this warmup jersey stuff are the people at the game. No one on TV sees the warmups and unless I'm a Flyers fan how would I ever find out it was pride night?

@jasonpatrick5660 Год назад

1:24:35 The Braveheart bit had me laughing.

@kokobleu Год назад

Chara ending up as a center in the NHL would of being wild.

@johnt4141 Год назад

I first saw Z up in Prince George back in 1996? The Hitman were visiting the Cougars. I couldn't believe the size of Z and the Hitman made him a target because of his size. 3 Calgary Hitman got airborne to hit Z throughout the game and all 3 Hitman were carried off the ice.

@benjamins2627 Год назад

“One times it” 😂😂

@KhalDrogo76 8 месяцев назад

There are sacred numbers in Bruins history for blueliners....2...4....77.....and 33. Put it up in the rafters.

@pjpredhomme7699 Год назад

I would love to see a picture of Z with Dennis Polonich - who played for the red wings - he is probably about 5'6" really tough little bastard

@emotell Год назад

Didn't think they wayno interview could be topped, but you gents have done it again.

@JollyCanadian Год назад

Awesome

@seansmith5189 Год назад

Yoo! im an on premise sales rep in San Jose for the company that distributes New Amsterdam. The big square that gets hype down the street before the Sharks games is about to do a Pink Whit cocktail special 👍🏻 would love a shout out to get fans there!

@danielanyalai228 Год назад

Making every slovak proud!

@grettgaming7697 Год назад

Happy to have G back. We love you Buddy

@kirthooper4625 Год назад

6'9". 263lbs. Absolute Unit!

@IhaveaDoghouse Год назад

Hope you guys asked him about Vancouver practicing hoisting the cup

@stefan1132 Год назад

How bricked up were you writing this comment

@IhaveaDoghouse Год назад

@@stefan1132 I don't know what bricked up means lol I'm not a canucks fan either but I would like to know what he meant when he said that story because the way that his voice was wavering made it sound like he was making it up as he was going

@Joe_Ma99 Год назад

Honestly that is the 1st thing I thought when I saw he was on. Does that make me “bricked up” to.

@cheddarandsourcream Год назад

I personally don’t believe that story at all. There’s no way any player in the nhl would ever think it’s a good idea to practice handing off the cup that’s the biggest jinx ever.

@MulliComMedia Год назад

Who cares? That Vancouver team acted like they were owed the Cup. They deserved the physical ass kicking that they got.

@blueshirtshockey93 Год назад

Sorry G! Sorry for ur loss.

@DirtyMoneyHipHop 8 месяцев назад

As a Sens fan my favourite Chara moment is when he rag dolled Brian McCabe, hilarious and scary at the same time. Brian was not a small man either. Also, letting Chara leave was one of the worst moves that Ottawa's ever made. Cheers