Episode 47: Drew O’Connor on Staying Consistent, Cooking Sweet Potatoes, and Building Confidence 🔈
O’Connor discusses winning the 2025 World Championships, working with different linemates, and what’s been clicking for him this month.
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Big fan of DOC, he was getting so much flack early in the season but he was making so many chances, it was inevitable that they were going to start going in. Also seems like a great dude, thanks for doing the interview!
Out of all the media takes in Vancouver, I really do most enjoy tuning into this podcast and the 100% Canucks podcast with Shannon and Ferraro. Most of the time if I listen to other Canucks media, they blather on about every negative under the sun. Fire everyone, trade everyone, don't support the team so the owner has to sell it…. then I come here and hear what feels like a real conversation between people who talk about food and hockey and travels…. we do not hate the local media enough, and we do not push back against the garbage reporting and tune it out.
Getting that out of my system, Faber – once again you show how much of a class act you are when you and your team have these genuine conversations. I always look forward to the next one, and continue to hope beyond hope that you will be able to get Jim Rutherford to sit down and have a wonderful conversation.
I have not been too sure what the team has in Drew O'Connor, but I find myself being won over by his size and speed and that he is putting up more points these days. I love the fact that this team, under this management group, has really taken it upon themselves to develop the young players. In some ways it is due to necessity from injuries, and the results kind of do speak for themselves when the team is at the bottom of the standings, but I am so excited as I see the progress the young players are making. Is it where the team thought it would be? No, but I am loving the progression.
Please keep up the good work! Until next time!