Amy Johnson

Yeah.

Retrieved the puck, got it back to the point, and then was able to move to the front of the net, redirect Devin Taves' shot, and got the enormous tying goal in that game that allowed...

uh, the Canadians to go on and, and, uh, team Canada to go on and, and, uh, win in, in overtime on, on Mitch Marner's goal.

Uh, so a huge goal, um, and lots of praise from, um, his coach, John Cooper and talked about all the different, uh, roles that he is able to play and, and, um, and be that, uh, Swiss army knife kind of player being very versatile.

So, um, it, it,

You know, a mixed tournament, maybe, but just being there, he showed why he was there.

I'm just going to find that John Cooper clip that says, he's a Swiss Army knife, he can play with anybody, and I thought he elevated his game.

When our country needed a goal, Nick Suzuki answered, good for him.

So that would be a very successful trip for the Canadians' representatives.

Marty St.

Louis said he didn't have a chance to watch any of the Olympic hockey during his break.

He was busy with family.

He complained about the coverage being—he was in Connecticut—

He complained about hockey coverage in the U.S., but he said he did catch some of the highlights.

Was wearing a non-contact.

He looked very good.

And, you know, everybody maybe was feeling a little rusty, as Marty St.

Louis said.

The goal of the 40-minute practice on Tuesday was to get everyone's heart rates beating again and raised.

Almost two weeks off for the team.