Audio: David Perron appears on ‘Hockey Sense With Andy Strickland,’ discusses leaving St. Louis for Detroit

New Red Wings forward David Perron appeared on “Hockey Sense With Andy Strickland” on St. Louis’ 590 The Fan (KFNS) on Friday afternoon.

Perron was in his home province of Quebec, and he discussed his future in and out of hockey, his free agency decision-making process as someone who’d been with the Blues and exited the city for the Detroit Red Wings, and much more. It’s a 34-minute interview, and I enjoyed listening to it:

Listen to “David Perron – 7-29-22” on Spreaker.

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2 thoughts on “Audio: David Perron appears on ‘Hockey Sense With Andy Strickland,’ discusses leaving St. Louis for Detroit”

  1. Thanks George, great interview. As much as I like the Copp signing, I think DP is going to have a big impact both on and off the ice. He’ll be a better version of Gagner

    1. I love the part where Perron says that Steve Yzerman got his wife flowers, and that the team’s already group-chatting with him about the schedule, making sure he’s in on that sort of planning.

      When you hear someone from a Cup-winning team say, “I didn’t know there were teams that did that,” that’s pretty cool.

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