Chris Pronger

And then yes, when you look at their goaltending, they have a pair of 20 game winners.

And for all the conversations people want to have, well, who do you go with in the playoffs?

Because there's, there can only be one.

What we are starting to see is goalies cannot necessarily get through a full NHL season without needing a tandem, but even in the playoffs.

And now granted, yes, the Edmonton Warriors have been used as an example of this is why you need consistency in that.

They're also an example of this is why it pays to have options in that too.

And so when you look at the way the Sabres have built, what they've done, yes, there's questions about how can it work for a group that, again, has players that haven't gone through this in terms of the postseason, but

But at the same time, it seems like they have a lot of things needed to at least get beyond the first round.

It's possible just because let's start with the East before we go to the West.

I mean, we just talked about the Sabres.

The Canadians are an interesting team because there is a better idea of what they are now than what they were a year ago.

But at the same time, like they have been fighting in the Atlantic and it's been as tough as tough can get.

And also it's hard to count on a team that has 106 points.

But when you look at, let's say the Penguins, the Flyers, those are the interesting ones because they,

The Penguins have enough veterans, especially in certain positions, whether it be like Crosby or Malkin, that, yes, they have this experience.

They know what they're doing.

But for the rest of that group, there's going to be some questions.

Whereas with Philadelphia, that's the team where maybe you have the most questions about.

Boston and Ottawa, it's not to say that there aren't questions, but there are players within both those teams that do have experience.

Whereas if you shift to the West, it seems like that's kind of the big question because –