Brian Hayes

But really, it was the second intermission.

Whatever happened to the second intermission?

So, Johnny, the fallout of winning and then the emotional, we'll call it letdown, to come back to your day job, you think, who's it going to be harder for, the team that won or the team that lost?

So, Johnny, just before we get back in the NHL, put a bow on the Olympics.

Once you got there, the whole experience, there was so much buildup to the ice, the quality of the ice, and were things going to be finished in that?

Your experience, was it as advertised?

Was it better?

Was it worse?

Would you have complaints or feedback that you could give us that we weren't there, right?

What about a team that was hot, Johnny?

Like Columbus was red hot coming into it.

Do you worry that all of a sudden it comes off the gas?

Buffalo was a team too, red hot kind of thing.

Do you worry that the break kind of resets them and everybody's kind of back to square one type of thing?

That doesn't sound good.

They said before the end of the season.

Right.

Like that.

I mean, I know that there's only five, six weeks left.

But, like, it didn't.