Jetcetera Ep. 51: Doobie’s Debut
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Pierre-Luc Dubois is finally out of quarantine and on the ice. Free Press sports editor Steve Lyons and columnist Mike McIntyre discuss his debut, which ended in another late loss by the Winnipeg Jets, in the latest episode of their podcast Jetcetera.
And what to make of the balanced lines coach Paul Maurice rolled out? Spoiler: One of the guys absolutely hated them.
They also look at the sudden death of TSN 1290, the Moose and Goldeyes releasing schedules this week, the start of CFL agency and why Steve is excited about a new bike and Mike is happy to finally be able to hit the gym.
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