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#Karlson and mackenzie series#

Playing big minutes against two of the best offensive talents in hockey requires dozens of small plays that lead to extended possession in the offensive zone, and less time spent defending. The closer you examine his game, the more impressive the details of each shift become. While Karlsson is certainly capable of making highlight-reel plays, most of his work is done in the shadows.

#Karlson and mackenzie series#

He’s consistently one of the Golden Knights’ best defenders, and was again in Game 1 of their second-round series against the Oilers. Karlsson has earned the comparison, though. That’s high praise from someone who coached Bergeron - widely accepted as the best defensive forward in the league for the last decade - for six seasons in Boston. He’s got a good stick and he’s physical when he needs to (be).” Bergy’s not the biggest guy either, but he finds ways to get over the top of people. “I’ll compare him to (Patrice) Bergeron because I believe Karly is in that category of defensive centers. “He’s not as big as Draisaitl or McDavid, but he finds ways to check,” Vegas coach Bruce Cassidy said. The player Karlsson played the second-most minutes against? Connor McDavid, who was also held in check during his seven minutes, 46 seconds, facing Karlsson. Karlsson faced Draisaitl more than any other Oiler on Wednesday night, sharing the ice for 8:04, and managed to hold him off the scoresheet during that time. Brando (now Producer/Mornings on 103.On the nine shifts in which Draisaitl faced Karlsson, he scored zero.Anthony (aka Tony) DeBarros (now an editor at USA TODAY).Steven Colvin (Also part time on WRRV 92.3 & 96.9 late-nights).Amy Salerno (now a traffic reporter for WCBS-AM in New York City).Chris Donahue (aka Marty Allen on WCZX).Jim Hansen (aka Steve Clark on WCZX) - died suddenly after his first full-time air shift on WCZX, in 1994."The Candyman" Scott Carlin (onetime Promotions Director, later Program Director then Operations Manager).Justin Foy (now on WDST in Woodstock, NY).Scotty Perry "Scotty On The Air" Voted Best Radio Disc Jockey In Hudson Valley & Best Disc Jockey Website in 2007s Best Of In The Time's Herald Record.Greg Gattine (former Program Director, now on WDST in Woodstock, NY)."The Doctor" Dan Giannascoli - now "Sergeant Dan" on Thunder 106.Bill Moran aka "the Moranimal" (now producer of the Brother Wease show).Jeff Jensen - currently a traffic reporter on News 12 Long Island.Erica Pierson (later WLNY-TV now on-air at WLVG).

"Mad Mike" Colvin (Producer of, and voice actor on, several WPDH morning programs Most Notably: "Wakin' Up with the Wolf", "Cooper & Zolz", and "Cooper & Tobin", Voice characters included "40's Man", "Cognac the Magnificent", "Guy", and parodies of various sports announcers voices.).

Clayton Tragg, The Rock and Roll Rebel, later of Q-104/WQBK Albany.

Susan Browning (evenings- also at WNEW, WDRE, WYNY, WFAS, Metro Networks).

though not simultaneously, and before that, WPDH Music Director)

Greg O'Brien (former Program Director of both WPDH and WRRV.

Now General Manager for Citadel Broadcasting in Scranton Wilkes-Barre radio Market))

Bill Palmeri (longtime Program Director, Operations Manager and General Manager), also launched WRRV/RRB as GM with Greg O'Brien PD and Boris MD.

Steve Frankenberry (now Program Director on WCZX).

Joe Sussman (later Program Director Q-104/WQBK Albany and WPYX).

'Bubbles' (morning show sidekick with Schantz/Stefanci and Sussman/Stefanci).

Matt Walsh (later of WKLS, CNN Headline News, CNN International).

Pam Brooks (now on WRKI, I-95 in Danbury, CT).

Rick Buser (former Music Director, later of WEXT, WBPM, WRNQ, WKZE-FM, and now with Fox News Radio).

Stew Schantz (later of WSPK, later WSKS and then WUPE-FM, deceased June 11, 2010.).

Kevin Belcastro (later of WPYX, now PD at Southern Broadcasting Stations in GA).

Mike Harris (became General Manager of WEOK/WPDH).

Gary Cee (former Program Director, now Program Director and afternoon host on WNNJ, as well as Director of Operations of Clear Channel TriState Radio in Sussex, New Jersey and midday host on Rock 93.3 (WBWZ).

Brian Jones (news director and morning/afternoon news anchor, 2000-2008 now news director at WHUD, WBPM, WLNA, WGHQ, WBNR and WSPK).

Tim Massie (Morning news anchor 1980-1984).

Pete Clark (Program Director and Morning show host 1980-1984, formerly WSPK/Poughkeepsie, later with WFLY/Albany, WPIX-FM/NYC, WSSH/Boston, WWLI/Providence, Q-92/Poughkeepsie, WHUD/Peekskill, currently at 91.3 WVKR/Poughkeepsie).