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TSN Bobcast: Movember, wine and the U17 World Hockey Challenge

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The TSN Hockey Bobcast

Welcome back to The TSN Hockey Bobcast - an all-new, fan-focused podcast where TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie addresses your questions on hockey...and just about anything else.

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Here are a couple of topics from this week's edition that stood out.

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The Importance of Movember

Bob McKenzie: "Most lumps and bumps on your testicles are not cancer, but early detection is the key. If something doesn't seem right, then see a doctor. So that's great advice from the Movember Foundation about how you go about it. I can tell you firsthand that it's important to do this. I've got my own experience with this."

From the Bobcast: Importance of Movember and checking yourself Bob McKenzie explains the importance of Movember and why it is so critical to check yourself for any irregularities. For more, download the full audio at tsn.ca/bobcast.

 

The Fineness of Wine

Bob McKenzie: "Because I like California wines so much, I often get comments on my friends from the Niagara Region that I don't do enough to support Canadian wine. Let me tell you this: Nothing could be further from the truth."

From the Bobcast: Talking wine TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie discusses his favourite regions and types of wine. For more, download the full audio at tsn.ca/bobcast.

 

 The State of the Worlds

Bob McKenzie: "I was fortunate to travel up to Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.,  my old stomping grounds, to see the U17 World Hockey Challenge for a couple of days. Phenomenal hockey and it was great to be there. There were three Canadian teams - Team Canada Black, Red and White. The Swedes ultimately won it in overtime over Team Canada Black, but tremendous talent on display...There were some tremendous talents from other countries, as well. Andrey Svechnikov is a name you're going to be hearing a lot. Not only is he the younger brother of Evgeny Svechnikov, the Detroit Red Wings' first-round prospect, but Andrey Svechnikov is a big, strong, unbelievably fast and skilled winger on the Russian team who's got a chance to be the #1-overall pick in 2018 NHL draft."

From the Bobcast: Recapping the U17 World Hockey Challenge Bob McKenzie talks about his experience watching the World U17 Hockey Challenge in Sault Ste. Marie and players who stood out to him. For more, download the full audio at tsn.ca/bobcast.