AJ Fredrickson

Like they're playing all right, but also they look a little sloppy.

It's back and forth, but you know, they're creating, they're creating some chances.

I'm not sure.

We'll, we'll, we'll see if they pick it up.

And then Judd, we get to the end of the period.

And spirits could not have dropped lower in the building.

We're talking below the ice level, down into the ground.

Those two goals back-to-back succession in the final 10 seconds of the period, that just was a gut punch, I think, to everybody around me.

And it's fun sitting.

It's a good change of pace, I think, going from sitting next to you at time up in the press box to –

just down amongst the fans because i i i do miss like the general chatter of the uh of you know just the fans that are there but and there was rated r stuff all night after after those two goals and i don't blame the people around me um it was a really really poor showing but here's the thing that i think is uh maybe encapsulates the entire night for me

We will, we'll touch maybe more on the rest of the game at the final, one of the final stoppages they played.

We didn't start the fire over the PA system between before face off.

Right.

And I was sitting there for, and it was probably 20 seconds at most.

Great song, great tune, but I was thinking this about sums up the night because they didn't start the fire whatsoever.

You're down three goals against one of the worst teams in hockey and coming out of the locker room to start the second period, you would have expected this team to maybe be a fireball of ferocity and hockey and just like

you know, outward attack, trying to put the puck as hard as possible, pass Connor Hellebuck and get back on the right side of things, trying to claw back from a victory.

And granted, they do, at least with one goal.

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