Amy Johnson

Rick, you and I both said, yes, he's going to win the Calder.

You said he's going to have 70 points.

I said he'll, as I had said in the first question, I said he was going to have 93.

I was shooting for the moon.

And we can return to this question when awards have been given out.

Definitely.

And we know the season's not wrapped up yet, but I don't know that things are going to change very drastically for this question between now and the end of the regular season.

This was on special teams.

The Canadians last season, 21st on the power play and ninth on the penalty kill.

The question was, can they be top 15 in both categories this season?

You said, yes, that they could be top 15 in both categories, although you admitted that penalty kill, they would probably slide a bit, but thought that they could hold it within that top 15.

I said, no, they can't be top 15 in both categories.

Power play, yes, but I didn't think that the PK would be there.

Question nine.

Will Kirby Dock be the Canadiens' second-line center by April?

And we both very quickly said no.

The 10th question had a bit of a setup.

At the time, the Athletic was projecting that the Canadians would finish in 16th place this season with 92.1 points, with a 51% chance of making the playoffs.

So the question is, will the Canadians finish the season with more or less than 95 points?

And where will they finish in the standings?