Adam Wylde

And then he also had a 9-11 in 26 games in 2014 when Justin Williams won it.

He's one of those goalies where statistically and in terms of his trophy case, you're going to be like, why was there ever an argument against this guy?

At least when you look at his playoff resume.

And the old guy answer is, well, you had to be there.

Like there were some red flags with some of his goalie underlying numbers.

But again, April, May, and June, he showed up.

He, I'm not convinced, has bones in his lower body.

Like the most flexible goalie of his generation.

Not like traditionally, not even traditionally, like the new wave of huge goalie.

he plays i don't know how big he actually is but he plays kind of tiny and just moves with crazy finesse and explosive speed and was exactly what you want in all your best players big when it mattered yeah jesse what about yourself what do you have to say

Did you say how dead in the water his career was, by the way?

Oh, go ahead.

When he was traded to Vegas, his final season with the Kings in 22-23, in 31 games, he had an 8-76, which that's not a 20-26 8-76, which is still really bad.

This is a few years ago, and that was hot buttocks.

That was garbage.

And he went to Vegas and went, oh, goalie.

And he turned it into a few more years.

Ah.

I would argue yes.

Okay.