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Caption: [Music] hey everyone my name is Ben and you&#39;re listening to a daily dose of English this is a short simple podcast that you can listen to every day to improve your English you can find the transcripts for all episodes and more on benl language.com I&#39;m glad you can make it today in this episode we&#39;re going to be talking about hockey the sport of hockey and this is another sort of I guess miniseries within this podcast where we talk about various Sports and um and stuff I don&#39;t know so let&#39;s get into it let&#39;s talk about hockey hockey is an interesting Sport and it&#39;s actually one of my favorites for watching I really don&#39;t watch a lot of sports as I&#39;ve said before but um it&#39;s one of the few sports that I have watched um and will watch and I&#39;ll talk a little of bit more about that in a second um but it&#39;s fairly popular in the US typically around the places where there is a hockey team which kind of makes sense right so the places that have a hockey team have a lot more hockey fans than the places that don&#39;t there aren&#39;t that many hockey teams in the US though so it&#39;s still a fairly small sport when compared to other countries that really like hockey which is one of them is Canada for example um and the Canadian and US Hockey I guess teams play together every year so it&#39;s called the NHL um the National Hockey League which is actually International which is kind of funny um and I don&#39;t remember which exactly which ones are oh yeah here it is so there&#39;s like a yeah I&#39;m looking at a list of all the teams and so there&#39;s a bunch of teams that are in in the in the US but then also plenty that are in like Edmonton which is in in Canada Calgary um I think anaheim&#39;s in California Winnipeg is in another Canadian team uh the Toronto Maple Leafs there&#39;s the Ottawa Senators Montreal Canadians um so there&#39;s a bunch of Canadian teams in this um in in the in the NHL yeah I think that those are those are the one so it&#39;s still mostly American teams but those are some bigger teams and Canada is a smaller country and so the the the bigger teams cover more ground I guess you could say however the other inter thing is that um hockey a lot more popular in Canada but but like a lot more among smaller teams and it&#39;s like a sport that a lot more younger people play right kids play or it&#39;s in in University and so it has a different like level of popularity right so I think a good example is um soccer in the US because it&#39;s not the most popular sport to watch right that that&#39;s American football but soccer is still played by so many kids and adults and teenagers and it&#39;s it&#39;s very very popular to play it&#39;s just it&#39;s not as popular to watch um and it doesn&#39;t have as much quite as much money in the US specifically just uh just because the viewership of American football is so high but it&#39;s really popular to play soccer like I think most sports playing kids play soccer like it&#39;s just so popular to play when you&#39;re young um when you&#39;re it&#39;s also great for a pickup game right if you&#39;re going to as an adult that hasn&#39;t isn&#39;t really a a an athlete like you go hang out and play soccer with your friends at the park it&#39;s still a very popular game for playing and that&#39;s that&#39;s sort of where um hockey sits with in Canada where every like so many people are grew up playing some sort of hockey um or watching it or at at the universities or whatever it is and so it&#39;s definitely more popular there but you can totally find hockey fans in the US uh especially in like I said places that have a hockey team and especially that hockey team&#39;s pretty good if the hockey team is pretty good then a lot more people are going to want to watch and y y y um I I&#39;ve gone to some hockey games none professional though I&#39;ve only seen um some what you call my amateur games cuz in Portland where I grew up there were no professional teams there was only some teams of um I don&#39;t actually remember what they&#39;re called but they had mostly younger and like high school and college students playing that were either trying to get get a scholarship or go play professionally uh in some way and those are pretty fun those are they&#39;re I like they&#39;re there&#39;s they&#39;re smaller games right they feel like you&#39;re going to a smaller game but they were always pretty fun to go to I think I went to it like three or four um I don&#39;t really remember I do remember though that at one point uh I think the first one that I went to I was with my family and they were doing some sort of raffle or drawing for free tickets and uh my dad entered for me um and he said he some just had a feeling that I was going to win and I did U which is like I got free tickets to another game and he&#39;s like yeah I just had this feeling that you were going to win so I went and I entered and you won and I was like that&#39;s weird but you know I don&#39;t think very many people entered for the free tickets cuz it was like a small thing and like they&#39;re they&#39;re not like expensive tickets anyway so um that was a funny thing um hockey is a a sport with like a lot of equipment and um terms right so if you&#39;re a hockey fan you might learn words like um hockey stick hockey puck um skates right there&#39;s so many different terms for uh also what happens in the sport right so there&#39;s things like icing and and elbows and high sticking right there&#39;s all these different things that can happen in the sport that you&#39;re going to have to learn uh Power Play what other terms are there uh penalty Penalty Box um pull the goalie there&#39;s so many different words you can learn um and that&#39;s going to happen with every sport probably um but there&#39;s some that have like B basically fewer like weird rules um like I think there&#39;s just more terms that you&#39;re going to come across in a sport with a ton of a special equipment and kind of strange rules right like baseball has a lot of weird words and cuz it&#39;s like just I don&#39;t know it&#39;s it&#39;s a it&#39;s a strange sport baseball and hockey kind of Falls closer to that than like a more what I&#39;d call straightforward sport like like soccer where like yeah you can find some words like offsides and um whatnot but there&#39;s not that many like totally strange terms cuz soccer makes more sense when you watch it it&#39;s you&#39;re like okay I get what they&#39;re doing you can&#39;t touch the ball with your hands you got to get the ball into the net okay easy um yeah there&#39;s more Corner cases and stuff and it&#39;s also a complicated sport but there&#39;s a difference in like just like the amount of crap you got to bring to the game basically um but something kind of funny about hockey is that I only watched a little bit of Prof like human hockey I watched um like I think for like one season when I was young I I followed a little bit and like I said I got went to some some games of the local team in Portland um but I watched a fair amount of um virtual hockey which is um I think a little bit weird because I there was a a YouTube were to like when I was growing up that did like series on like playing hockey um there&#39;s some other H 2D hockey games or 3D hockey games 2D I don&#39;t remember um and I I find that pretty fun to watch like I don&#39;t like watching um pretty much any other sports games um I&#39;ll play one if somebody&#39;s like hanging out but like I haven&#39;t played a sports game in so long but I do enjoy watching hockey games for some reason I don&#39;t know why I don&#39;t really care about real hockey um but I find them kind of entertaining and or like the the the watching somebody play the video game and yeah I do I don&#39;t know why it&#39;s it&#39;s strange um but if you&#39;re curious at all on watching some some good fake hockey uh there&#39;s it&#39;s not really a h it&#39;s I mean it&#39;s sort of a hockey game but there&#39;s a um a streamer that I like his name is Northern lion uh Canadian but American accent right that&#39;s what a lot of Canadians from the West have um but he played oh what&#39;s that H I&#39;m going to have to Google it Norther lion uh hockey I&#39;m just going to Google that how do you spell hockey has an e in it right yeah it does um where where does it what it was it was relatively recent it was like a couple of um oh called tape to tape that&#39;s what it was was yeah tape to tape is a very fun not real hockey um but it is a uh sort of a a play on hockey where like you get like powerups and your teammates are um I don&#39;t know it&#39;s it&#39;s fun it was a fun thing to watch definitely recommend if you&#39;re interested in in watching some sports and you want some good immersion content in um American Canadian English so yeah I don&#39;t know why that I&#39;ve I&#39;ve been more interested in in Virtual not real hockey than real hockey but you know that&#39;s uh that&#39;s what happened I don&#39;t know that&#39;s all I got for you um yeah that that series was about a year ago and I I quite enjoyed it but yeah um anyways that&#39;s basically this episode I don&#39;t really have a whole ton to add I don&#39;t know that much more about hockey um I don&#39;t really know many more words or can&#39;t really explain much of it but um you can definitely uh look things up if you want to watch hockey there&#39;s plenty of of hockey coverage if you want to like follow hockey and read stuff in English people um write a ton of stuff in English on the internet about various sports that they like so if you&#39;re a sports fan and like hockey definitely look into it but that&#39;s everything for me today I hope that you enjoyed if you did make sure to leave a comment down below with something that you learned and maybe a sport that you&#39;re interested in but I&#39;ll see you again in the next episode have a good one bye
Title: Daily Dose of English 182 - Hockey