Dave Dameshek

You should be.

You know, we're back where we belong, chasing Stanley Cups and all that.

And I appreciate you guys making the time for us today, because I know as soon as we wrap up here, you're off.

Buffalo New York for a dandy series one of many great series in round one shaping up which is the one I guess you have just told us with your actions on your way to go watch the bees play the saves is that the best series to in your opinion right now or is there another one that catches your

So Boston, this millennium, as I'm sure I don't have to tell you, is the place to be for a sports fan with all the championships and all of that.

How do you figure that your pal there, Bean, with all the stuff going on in New England, vibes to the Edmonton Oilers?

I remember, I'm older than you guys, I remember in 1990 when the mighty Oilers minus...

Wayne Gretzky, not the straw that serves the drink, apparently, because they were able to win a Stanley Cup without him against those Boston Bruins.

And the lights went out and the heat went and the AC went out.

And so the ice was steaming up.

It was memorable for a number of reasons.

But explain how your partner there, Blackburn, winds up rooting for a team in Western Canada.

No, I feel sad for you because you got so close.

Yeah, you got so close, and you wound up.

You're like the guy with Dr. Jones going in the last crusade.

You chose poorly.

You made it into the room, and you were choosing between two dynasties in the last 35, 40 years.

You could have taken the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Like that, right, like that.

I mean, obviously, the Oilers have had some high highs over the last 35, 40 years, but the dynasty, the face of the NHL, the team since 1990 is the Pittsburgh Penguins.