Amy Johnson

And, uh,

And I believe if the U.S.

can't match that or beat that by the time they're done this second game, then you're looking at who's playing Sweden in the quarterfinals.

Yeah.

So it's going to be there's there's a lot at stake and Habs players are absolutely making it happen.

So stay tuned for more excitement over the course of the next week because I think it's going to ramp up even more.

So that's, you know, the games that have happened since we've been gone.

Just as a just as a reminder for the Canadians.

Don't forget, they are still sitting, when they come back, with 72 points.

They're still sitting in second place in the Atlantic Division, sixth overall in the NHL.

They are in a playoff spot, so there is that to look forward to when they come back as well.

They're up to 82.7% chance of making the playoffs.

Just a reminder that the Canadians aren't permitted to hold formal practices during the Olympic break.

However, players can casually and unofficially gather on their own.

And that has absolutely happened at Brassard this past week.

All right, let's, as I mentioned at the top of the show, there's a lot to talk about with the prospects, so let's touch on the Habs prospect report.

It's time for the Rocket Report.

The Rocket Sports Media team is your premier source for information about the Laval Rocket, the AHL affiliate of the Montreal Canadiens, as well as Habs prospects playing in the CHL, NCAA, and leagues around the world.

So we're not just highlighting one prospect this week.

We've got four of them because the Habs kids are really starting to do things.