Jamie Dodd

Really wanted to do, as you can tell.

You see what I mean?

And the collection of players on the ice is pretty incredible, right?

It's Kirill Kudryavsev and Ty Mueller, and they pick up their first NHL points as well on the play.

He's a smart player.

And so Curtis Douglas, and it's Kudryasov with the shot, and Curtis Douglas, the puck, sneaks behind the goalie, and he's there to bang it in.

Mueller picks up his first point as well, and then I believe Aturatu...

were the other two guys on the ice.

So quite the collection.

And then you see the celebration both from Curtis Douglas as well as the other guys on the ice, the players on the bench, right?

How much that goal meant to Douglas and how excited his teammates were for him to get it.

And then, of course, he gives the great walk-off interview to Dan Murphy, where you can, again, just tell how important that moment was for him and kind of the doubt that was setting in for him, whether or not he would get it, certainly before the season ended.

So it's a great, a legitimately awesome moment.

And it's really hard not to be happy for Curtis Douglas, right?

And even, you know, Grinches like us, Drance, you can feel your heart growing.

Three sizes watching that.

And it got me thinking.

That moment, right?

Douglas scoring, him going nuts, his teammates going nuts for him.

Is that a top five moment of the Vancouver Canucks season?