Hockey legend, podcast legend
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“John is hilarious, insightful, and incredibly humble. The fact that he just calls himself “John Scott” and not “His Excellency All-Star MVP Captain St. John Scott, Patron Saint of Hockey Players, Esq.” is really refreshing. Cool dude, great podcast, fantastic guests.”
FancyCandianMoney via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/24/19
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“I get stoked every time a new episode is available. Makes my morning commute easier listening to the banter. Fantastic hearing John’s insight from his time in the NHL. Doesn’t hurt that he’s a former Shark. I tell all my buddies that they need to give Dropping the Gloves a go!”
DonaldJT via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/30/19
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“Good podcast overall. John has some interesting stories and current insights into the game. Only criticism is the whole calling the producer a racist is getting a little over the top. Started out as a passive inside joke but it’s kinda lost it’s humour and become an uncomfortable part of the...”Read full review »
Ryan Yessie via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/15/20
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“I Met John once at the grocery store I work at while he was playing for the San Jose Sharks. I was shocked to see him with his two oldest daughters and blurred out “John Scott” he turned to me with a big smile and introduced himself with a handshake. We had a casual conversation, one that I’d...”Read full review »
Rexcrosby via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/04/18
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