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Hosted by Unknown Host · Sports · EN · 59 episodes
A podcast for long suffering Columbus Blue Jackets fans. Hosted by Anthony, known online as whalerjacket, who considers himself to be the longest suffering Blue Jackets fan in Ohio. Listen to the rants and ravings of a frustrated, passionate fan of the CBJ. Music credit: no chance by Rexlambo | https://soundcloud.com/rexlambo Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons / Attribution 3.0 Unported License (CC BY 3.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US
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Episode #59
I am back to complain more about the Blue Jackets! I wish I had more positive things to talk about but these days in Blue Jackets Land have been pretty dark and dreary. In this episode I'll talk about the departures of Bob McElligott and Jeff Svoboda (and why I feel it was a bad team decision to let them go), the new ECHL affiliate for the Jackets, and why I yearn for the "good ol' days" of CBJ hockey.
Episode #58
If you were searching to find a podcast episode where a guy just basically complains about his favorite team for 45 minutes, you have come to the right place! It has been a rough summer for Blue Jackets fans. I'll talk about what has transpired in the last month or so, contributing to our ongoing frustration as fans of this team. In this episode, I discuss: -Werenski drama -Marchenko drama -Fantilli's contract and how the Flyers' offer sheet to Leo Carlsson has changed things -The acquistions of Nichushkin and Lomberg. -Don Waddell needs to be fired
Episode #57
Summer is in full swing and we have some Jackets news to discuss! In this episode I talk about: 1. Zach Werenski wins the Norris Trophy 2. The possibility of Dylan Larkin playing in Columbus next season 3. The possibility of *gasp* trading Zach Werenski 4. Mike Babcock? Yes, Mike Babcock. 5. Mason Marchment 6. How will Jackets games be televised next season? ...and a few other tidbits of CBJ news.
Episode #56
The Blue Jackets have locked up Charlie Coyle, signing him to a six year contract. What else could and should be done to get this team back to the playoffs next season? In this episode, I'll pretend that I take over the General Manager duties of the Jackets and discuss what I would do. From players to coaches to even jerseys, I'll discuss the changes I would make.
Episode #55
I listen to several Blue Jackets podcasts. On one I really enjoy (Cannon Balls with Michael Arace), his crew gave the Blue Jackets grades based on their 2025-26 season performance. As a teacher, I was very intrigued and thought that I should take a stab at grading the Jackets myself. So here you go, my player grades for the 2025-26 season...as well as some other tidbit of CBJ news!
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