Frank Seravalli

It's like 600 steps.

Yeah.

Yeah, I agree.

I think, um,

I mean, in a lot of ways, the game kind of mirrored their season.

Like for a chunk of it, they looked dead in the water.

And I mean, even like halfway through the third period, you're like, man, Boston is doing such a good job of clogging everything up and not giving a lot of space.

And then the oil, the, the, not the Oilers, the Sabres, particularly page Thompson took the bull by the horns and the,

I mean, he went to all the gritty, dirty areas to score.

So I think having that 5,400-day wait, like I actually did the math yesterday.

I was like, I can't believe it's been that long.

But having that be worthwhile to put an exclamation point, like you were down two goals in the back half of the third period and you won in regulation with enough time for an empty netter.

I mean, it was about as good of an eight minutes as you could have in Buffalo to make it all feel worth it.

I think Dallas is certainly going to be a really interesting response tonight.

I think we're going to tell a lot about them and their season and the series tonight.

Have they been in spots where they've lost the first two games and won the series?

Yes.

Do I think they'll be able to do that against this Minnesota team that's really difficult to play against because of their size and heaviness?

I don't.

And so I think they're already facing, like, it's a it's getting late early kind of thing here that Dallas is in some dire straits tonight against the Wilds.