From The Archives: Exclusive Interview With Alex Steen
First, a confession. Â Or, more like an obvious statement.
I love covering hockey. Â I love covering it, in all of its forms and states. Â I love writing game recaps and game previews. Â I love writing opinion pieces, and I love talking with those in the hockey business, to pick their brains whenever possible.
Also, one thing most know about me, is that I love the world of radio.
To me, there is nothing better than a day at work when you have the sports radio station on, hours upon hours of good debate, quality guests, and overall exciting programming.
In a perfect world, I’d love to do MLHS radio once a week (if not more) but I know all of us have pretty hectic schedules. Â In my time before I became a writer on this site, I spent most of my time toiling in the minor leagues of sports writing. Â I did a decent job of gaining interviews and access to players. Â I began to develop the practice of recording all interviews I did, for the purpose of later transcribing them.
Going through my computer today, I realized I still have them.
First up in “From The Archives” I wanted to share the exclusive one-on-one interview I did with former Maple Leafs first round pick Alex Steen. Â This interview was completed a few weeks following his trade out of Toronto, and while some of it may be time sensitive, there is a lot of good information in there still relevant, including his thoughts on Ron Wilson, the Leafs, and more.
A quick reminder that the audio files may be slightly rough and unpolished, as I wasn’t sure at the time anyone would ever hear them.
Alex Steen Interview Pt. 1 (Clip runs long, however, audio ends around the 8:15 mark)
