What is Paul Bissonnette salary?
750,000 USD (2013)Paul Bissonnette / Salary
Why do they call Paul Bissonnette BizNasty?
Paul “BizNasty” Bissonnette Bissonnette liked to chirp both on the bench and on the ice and wasn’t afraid to drop the gloves to back up his words in either the AHL or the NHL, hence his reputation for being “BizNasty”.
Was Paul Bissonnette a good hockey player?
Unlike many professional athletes, Bissonnette’s rise to fame did not come from extraordinary accomplishments as a player. He skated in 202 NHL games, accumulating more splinters in his rear than time on the ice in six seasons.
Does Paul Bissonnette still work for the Coyotes?
Paul Bissonnette, a former NHL enforcer who rose to fame with his humor on Twitter, is joining the network as a studio analyst. Bissonnette has served as a color analyst for the Arizona Coyotes’ radio broadcasts and co-hosts the popular “Spittin’ Chiclets” podcast.
How much did Ryan Whitney make in the NHL?
900,000 USD (2014)Ryan Whitney / Salary
Why do they call Marcus Pettersson the dragon?
On Friday, before Pettersson played his first game at Honda Center since being traded to Pittsburgh, I asked him where the nickname came from. Turns out it originated in Sweden. Pettersson had a high school basketball coach that called him and another kid “Dragons.” For no apparent reason, either.
Who is RA spittin Chiclets?
Brian McGonagle
Brian McGonagle, a.k.a Rear Admiral/R.A., one of the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast host and founders, is the guest on the latest episode of the RinkWise podcast. Born and raised in Charlestown, Mass., as an avid hockey and Boston Bruins fan, R.A.
Is Bissonnette black?
I’m biracial. My mother Yolande is half black. Please do research before typing next time. Thanks.
Who is Mike Grinnell?
Producer of the NHL podcast “Spittin’ Chiclets” with former NHL defenseman Ryan Whitney and barstool sports writer Rear Admiral.
Who has made the most money in NHL history?
Sidney Crosby
NHL Player Earnings
| Player | Earnings Total | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sidney Crosby Center 2005: R1, #1 | $146,890,244 |
| 2 | Alex Ovechkin Left Wing 2004: R1, #1 | $128,220,893 |
| 3 | Shea Weber Defenseman 2003: R2, #49 | $126,831,000 |
| 4 | Anze Kopitar Center 2005: R1, #11 | $115,250,000 |
What’s the hype with pink Whitney?
The story behind the Pink Whitney is as unusual as its flavor. The drink finds its inspiration in Spittin’ Chiclets host Ryan Whitney’s favorite drink. Back in 2018, Whitney (also, a former NHL player) revealed to listeners that his favorite cocktail was pink lemonade spiked with some New Amsterdam.