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David Ling

Chris Stewart

Ryan Stimson

Rasmus Dahlin

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Connor McDavid

Tim Wallace

Kelly Hrudey

Auston Matthews

Tim Thompson

Ian Fleming

Jeff Brown

Connor Murphy

Tom Wilson

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Two-time Stanley Cup winner and Director of Hockey for Korea Ice Hockey Jim Paek joins the show to recount his days from playing with Lemieux and Jagr, the Olympics, and more.

Episode 27: Jim Paek

Joining Phil today is #2 in your program, Former Penguin Jim Paek.

Good Hockey Talk - Jim Paek

Two-time Stanley Cup winner Jim Paek is the latest guest to join host Dan Kerry on The Nottingham Panthers' Audio Experience.The conversation starts with a bang as Jim gets into the infamous bench-clearing brawl between the Panthers &amp; Steelers before getting into all facets of his time in Nottingham, including his love of the city &amp; the memories that were rekindled when he returned in 2018 and took in the traditional Boxing Day game inside the Motorpoint Arena.The conversaton then shifts to Jim's time in the NHL where he won two Stanley Cups with the Pittsburgh Penguins, playing alongside the likes of Jaromir Jagr &amp; Mario Lemieux, before a trade to the LA Kings saw him suit up alongside the Great One himself, Wayne Gretzky.Once he hung up the skates Jim swiftly moved into the coaching side of the game where he spent time with the Grand Rapids Griffins, part of the Detroit Red Wings organisation sitting under the coaching tree of the legendary Mike Babcock (whom he shares a hilarious story about involving a trading card), where he won the Calder Cup before moving on to the international stage with his native South Korea.Jim then gets into his coaching philosophies, what he loves about ice hockey and what it is that's driving him to continue within the game to this day in an absolutely not to be missed conversation.

Two-time Stanley Cup winner Jim Paek is the latest guest to join host Dan Kerry on The Nottingham Panthers' Audio Experience. The conversation starts with a bang as Jim gets into the infamous bench-clearing brawl between the Panthers &amp; Steelers before getting into all facets of his time in Nottingham, including his love of the city &amp; the memories that were rekindled when he returned in 2018 and took in the traditional Boxing Day game inside the Motorpoint Arena. The conversaton then shifts to Jim's time in the NHL where he won two Stanley Cups with the Pittsburgh Penguins, playing alongside the likes of Jaromir Jagr &amp; Mario Lemieux, before a trade to the LA Kings saw him suit up alongside the Great One himself, Wayne Gretzky. Once he hung up the skates Jim swiftly moved into the coaching side of the game where he spent time with the Grand Rapids Griffins, part of the Detroit Red Wings organisation sitting under the coaching tree of the legendary Mike Babcock (whom he shares a hilarious story about involving a trading card), where he won the Calder Cup before moving on to the international stage with his native South Korea. Jim then gets into his coaching philosophies, what he loves about ice hockey and what it is that's driving him to continue within the game to this day in an absolutely not to be missed conversation.

Jim Paek | Season Two: Episode Two

John and co-host Michael Traikos are joined by Jim Paek, head coach of the South Korean men's Olympic team, to discuss the underdog country's budding interest in hockey and rise up the world rankings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John and co-host Michael Traikos are joined by Jim Paek, head coach of the South Korean men's Olympic team, to discuss the underdog country's budding interest in hockey and rise up the world rankings. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Ex-NHLer Jim Paek on growing hockey in South Korea ahead of 2018 Olympics (Ep. 66)