Jack O'Callaghan

Just the players did.

But I guess...

Tiffany made Herb Brooks and Craig Patrick their own gold medal.

So that was kind of cool to hear.

But just the way he coached and they go in there, in the documentary is Herb Brooks' son and daughter.

So they kind of talk about, and they have clips that have never been shown before.

And it's crazy.

They're in like HD.

I don't know how they did it with the technology or the AI or whatever it was and different sound bites and different videos of the Russia game that hadn't been released.

And I can't recommend it enough.

It's awesome.

It's a great, great film.

Yeah, it was unreal.

Just like the, I mean, you know, the miracle movie, but you don't know that much about like the guys in the whole Minnesota versus Massachusetts, New England, uh, you know, kind of guys, they hated each other and then they come together and how Herb kind of was like, I want them to hate me.

So they don't hate each other, uh, which obviously worked what they got done, but like,

The whole, like watching those games and seeing the Russian clips, like there was some, I want to go back and just watch the games because like that Russian team, what they were doing in some of those clips was, it looked like you were watching a team in 2026.

Like they were making plays that guys are making now, like what they did, you know, really, you know, now guys are playing like that in the NHL.

Yeah, and the fact that, you know, Herb Brooks had the foresight to be like, we got to play like these guys.

I think it also gave Americans more of a chance to play in the NHL, like guys like us, where if that never happened, it might be like it was early, where it's a strictly, you know, 90% Canadian league.

And, you know, what it meant to USA Hockey is so big.