Bob Pompeani

Keep it the same?

I don't think they should.

Or go play golf.

You had to admit that was entertaining, though.

Right, Austin?

Well, there has to be some conclusion.

I think you go through the 60 minutes.

See, what I think, like in regular season hockey, they have five minutes of three-on-three and then a shootout.

I'd rather see 10 minutes of three-on-three before I ever got to a shootout.

Now, people argue, well, that's five extra minutes.

It's a lot of wear and tear.

But it also expands your bench.

Now, typically in this kind of five-minute, all you're going to see are the same six guys on the ice.

That's it.

Three.

You don't use your whole bench.

I think it would force you to use more people.

Oh, I thought the same there.

First of all, play by play, Kenny Albert, uh, uh,

who i didn't see as you know throughout the course of the regular season as much so you don't see him this was constant day after day he was on top of it he knew when to space it he knew when to not talk i think that's also a tough thing to do for some i mean you you can you can describe what happened and then let let the pictures and the sounds carry it for how many ever seconds you need