Amy Johnson

That was a natural question for,

that was posed to Kent Hughes at his presser this week, you know, are there plans to get Michael Hage playing in the NHL as soon as possible?

Definitely.

So Michael Hage is one of those that everybody's kind of

stomping their feet about a bit.

You mentioned when we talked about Oliver Kapanen earlier in today's show that he's been, you know, maybe undervalued, underappreciated, underreported, and has been a very pleasant surprise for people of how successful he has been.

So Kent Hughes was asked about Oliver Kapanen and how he sees him now fitting into the plan.

As he should be.

Oliver Kapanen has been amazing this season.

He is proving that he deserves a place.

And I can't wait to see how he continues to grow.

So, of course, as I as I said in the setup here, the elephant in the room is once again, the Canadians find themselves back in a, you know, the beastly three goaltender rotation.

And now they've backed themselves into a bit of a corner.

What do they do now?

Yeah.

Well, speaking of Jacob Fowler, Kent Hughes admitted that, you know, because of the situation that Sam Montembeau put them in, where he basically forced their hand that they had to call Jacob Fowler up to try something different because Sam Montembeau just wasn't performing.

But then Jacob Fowler came in and kind of impressed a lot of people.

And Hughes talked about that and the effect that that's had as well.

All right.

Don't know what that tells us about what their plans are, but we do know that Jacob Fowler is starting against Detroit on Saturday night.