News about Paul Bissonnette

Kait, who memorably flashed her boobs during the playoffs, gained popularity and scored a Playboy deal after reportedly turning down offers from several porn sites. On the evening of their do-or-die match against the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup Final, Kait shared a video of herself in the shower as she predicted the outcome of Monday night's game. 'So I was talking with my good buddy Biz over at Spittin' Chiclets,' she said in the clip posted by Spittin' Chiclets' X page. 'And he said: 'What do you think's gonna happen tonight, Kait?' I said: 'You don't even have to ask, Biz.''

Another Edmonton Oilers fan was seen flashing her boobs after the team's Game 6 win during the Stanley Cup finals.  A couple of days after now-viral flasher Kaitlyn Flynn inked a Playboy deal, an older woman was seen lifting up her shirt to reveal her breasts at Rogers Place.  In a clip posted by the Barstool Sports podcast, Spittin' Chiclets, the unidentified Edmonton fan chanted 'Let's go Oilers' before spotting the podcast hosts. 

Kait, who showed her breasts in public during Game 5 against the Dallas Stars in the Conference Finals, was deemed the 'Oilers' good luck charm' by Playboy after signing with the publication behind her viral video. She reportedly turned down offers from multiple porn sites before announcing her Playboy deal on Instagram on Friday. Nevertheless, she lived up to her new moniker as the Oilers successfully tied the series after being down 0-3 to force a Game 7.

Kate - the Edmonton Oilers fan who went viral for flashing her boobs during the NHL Conference Finals against the Stars - addressed her newfound fame last week on a Barstools podcast. She was dubbed the 'most mysterious woman in hockey' after internet users were struggling to ID her on social media platforms.

The 'Oilers flasher' appeared on Barstool Sports' podcast 'Spittin Chiclets' on Monday, as she recalled what went down during the Oilers' Game 5 win against the Dallas Stars in the NHL Conference Finals that made her become the face of the internet overnight on May 31. 'You know what... I don't know,' she said at first.

TNT viewers upset over Inside the NBA 's imminent demise can take solace in the network's equally light-hearted hockey-centric sister program. Case in point: Monday's post-game show following the Dallas Stars' dramatic Game 3 win over the Edmonton Oilers in the NHL's Western Conference Finals. Asked which player's replica jersey he'd be willing to buy, retired NHL journeyman-turned-studio co-host Paul Bissonnette offered up New York Rangers netminder, Igor Shesterkin's.

During a round of golf to Paul Bissonnette, with whom he co-hosts Barstool Sports' 'Spittin Chiclets' podcast and guest Justin Thomas, the 41-year-old former defenseman recalled Jordan's competitive nature. 'He doesn't say a word to me,' Whitney began.' I'm on [the green] in two holes on the day, and it's the 35th hole of the day.' He's dead.' Jordan missed his own birdie putt, but then, Jordan hit a birdie to keep himself in the match, but Whitney missed his own birdie putt...

After a study emerged chastising him for privacy invasions, new Columbus Blue Jackets coach Mike Babcock said Tuesday that he did nothing wrong in requesting photos of players on their phones, clarifying that he was attempting to know them. On the Spittin Chiclets' podcast, Paul Bissonnette said he was told by an unidentified player that Babcock had ordered captain Boone Jenner to show him photos. "Let me see the photos in your phone," Bissonnette, a former NHL player-turned-analyst for TNT, told Jenner: "Let me see the pictures in your phone." I want to know what kind of person you are." In a joint statement released by the Blue Jackets, Babcock and Jenner called it "a gross misrepresentation of those meetings and highly offensive." Jenner said the meeting was a positive start to his Babcock friendship and expressed disappointment.