Jackson Blake

Okay, so that is what leads me into game four.

Now... And I just got off the phone with Blutman before this, and there was zero panic in his voice, too.

I'm like, what's going on in Vegas?

Everyone's drinking the Wallace Kool-Aid.

Yeah, because you saw it at the end.

Like, Lacombe had that bad turnover to Dorothea that they almost scored to tie it up with, like, two minutes left.

Like...

Maybe it is one of those things where it's like, OK, if he's at 24 minutes, it's way better than 27 minutes.

So, yeah, that's why I think having Gutis back would it just drops guys down a couple of minutes.

You don't have to play him because that that that six pair in the five, six parent is like, you know, they're kind of being sheltered a little bit where, you know, him and Troubra going almost every other shift.

So I think if if if Gutis can come in and can kind of solidify another pairing, it just takes away a couple of minutes from McComb and he can he can get back to where he was against Edmonton.

Some guys just have it, right?

That situation when the 2D are coming down, you know how you usually hand off to your D partner if the puck's going behind the net?

It looked like they were just a little hesitant on, all right, who's this going to be?

I'm just posing the question.

So you put your hand up for some accountability, and then five minutes later bring it back.

Do you want a pat on the back?

I do think you deserve it.

So we'll just cut this part.

Brian Leach.