David Drucker

Philip Forsberg tried something that is becoming fairly common these days, and it's a Michigan goal, and we'll put it up here for you.

Bob defended it beautifully.

It was almost reaction for Bob to just pop his glove.

As soon as he saw what was going on right here, you see him snap.

Before he's even snapped his head around, he already had his glove up.

I thought that was perfect.

My question to you is,

Is the Michigan now outdated?

Is it over?

Are we over it?

Is it so easy that goalies have it in their repertoire to stop it?

Do we need the next Michigan?

DJ, one last thing before we let you go as we're getting shooed out of the studio here.

But no, I wanted to get your take on, you know, they're talking about how the Olympic ice rink might be too small or smaller than they expected.

We talk about all the time how much we love NHL playoff hockey, Stanley Cup playoff hockey.

Could we be getting ice the size of the NHL Stanley Cup type intensity, but with the Olympic type of gravitas attached to it?

I'm trying to spin this into a positive here.

It started out well.

I mean, they won three of the first four.

And it seemed like they were starting to build some momentum.