AJ

I think eight seconds to go in the second period.

He said, yes, that does affect.

And that kind of does impact how our mood.

And, you know, that was pretty deflating.

John Hines felt the exact opposite.

So I'm not sure if they were just on different pages or what John Hines said.

No, that shouldn't matter.

That doesn't matter.

They could have scored with 10 minutes to go in the second.

That doesn't really change our game plan.

So maybe a little miscommunication there, but that was the dagger in the, in the heart of the wild last night.

That final shift was just bad.

Foligno.

He had a couple missed clearances on that shift that the Devils kept in.

They extend their zone pressure, similar to how the Wild actually led to their game tying goal earlier by Ryan Hartman.

But then, yeah, just kind of you felt this kind of they were expecting the buzzer to come any second.

And then, yeah, that's all right.

We'll go to the locker room.

And it didn't come.

And then they find the back of the net and the Devils were off to the races the rest of the game.