Bill Mazeroski

Um, do, do I blame him?

I don't think I blame him.

Do I think it was the right decision at a time?

No.

So it's a tie again.

It happens so fast.

Those decisions happen so fast, but, uh, I think looking back, you probably want to make a different one.

Yeah, that is – I find that very odd, right, in like –

Maybe they have to make the decision to get the name on the medal or whatever or to get it to someone, but that seems pretty early because when you think of the most valuable player, it's a player that steals a game for you.

He's a guy, like if McDavid would have scored an OT, 100% it was his.

You can't take away how good of a tournament, like the guy was on fire on the tournament.

He raised his level again in that tournament.

But for the most valuable player of the tournament, you got to give it to the goalie.

That absolutely stole the game and put the team on his back and made some saves that were honestly magical.

The one behind him where he stops it with this paddle, like that changes the trajectory of the whole game.

The couple saves on some, some of those big dogs, like in my opinion,

I picked the most valuable player for the guy that's had a great tournament, but the guy that plays big and steals a game when all the chips are down, when all the money's on the table, and he comes up huge.

And that's Helba.

I thought he played – again, that's the best goalie performance in a big game I've ever seen.

Yes.