Greg Wyshynski

Yeah, and that would have been something that... I think we all thought about that.

It would have been like the opening to Mission Impossible.

The fuse is lit.

We're all watching it.

I mean, that's the moment that we're looking... I mean, not necessarily the Marnover at all, but that's why you bring in Kadri, right?

In a game that seems emotionally inert, there are players on the avalanche that can light the fuse.

And I think you're right.

I mean, it didn't come in game one.

And maybe that's a case of the game onesies.

Sometimes we're left wanting for a little bit more fireworks than we get in these sort of feeling out games.

But...

When you're going up against a team that's as locked in as Vegas, you have to knock them off their pedestal a little bit.

And I don't think the Avalanche did any of that last night.

Yeah.

I want to get to – Can we talk – but hold on.

We'll get to – I don't want to watch it in a second.

I know we're going to talk about what McKinnon said post-game.

But the goal to 3-2 –

I mean, we talk about best player in the world a lot and throw a lot of names out there.

But the play McKinnon made to set up that Landeskog goal, you are just like, how does this man ever lose anything?