Dominic Sramaty

You're going to be made to look bad from time to time, and the thing is going to be like, okay, I've had 17 rough minutes in this game, and now in my last shift, I'm going to make a play that wins it.

I think there's a lot of people in this series that are going to have that happen.

Like, look, Wedgwood gave up six goals and won the game, and nobody's going to care that he gave up six.

They're just going to say –

Now, they'll work on Kelly caught something interesting on two of the goals like Tarasenko and Foligno.

They took him far to his right side and then cut back and scored on his left.

You know, Tarasenko did the Forsberg, the Peter Forsberg, the postage stamp.

And and they'll definitely look at that and say, OK, what was Minnesota seeing and how can we fix that?

But generally, it's we don't ask how, we ask how many.

It'll be interesting to see what Minnesota does in goal.

I would go back with Wallstead.

I would.

But if you're ever going to play Gustafson, it's going to be here, right?

And especially since after game two, you've got three days off.

Because Minnesota suddenly got the busiest arena in the world.

By the way, MVP of this game, Kyle, didn't even play.

It is Michael Russo who walked up to Dave Amber, who was working as the sideline reporter, and said, hello, anonymous caller.

I wish he would have filmed Amber's reaction.

I wish he would have.

No lead is safe in this series.