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So, yeah, of course, it's Mika tying it up for Sweden late yesterday with the extra attacker.

So you get the three-on-three overtime.

Trip to the Olympic semifinals on the line.

And Quinn Hughes essentially waves off the coaching staff to stay out on the ice for a long shift.

That ended up working in the favor of the Americans.

I will give credit.

Subtle play there by Austin Matthews.

I don't know if you noticed that.

Yes.

Cutting right in front of the, I'm not sure who it was for Sweden, it might have been Gabriel Landeskog giving Hughes a little space to get that shot off there.

2-1 overtime win over Sweden.

First U.S.

Olympic win over the Swedes in nine tries, dating back to the 1960 Winter Games, which we mentioned yesterday.

They were 0-6-2, so they snapped that streak yesterday.

Gio, you referenced your own nerves and the pressure of OT there.

And Quinn, after the game, kind of acknowledged that as well.

He says a while, though.

I think he's talking years, not months.