Jannik Hansen

two other goalies that couldn't really get it done either.

And that's maybe one of those things that McDavid and Dreisaitl has never had.

They've never had a legitimate goalie who can steal them a game just like they can win a game.

And it gets done to them so often in the sense that once in a while they'll run into a goalie

that they will get a game for them.

Sure, their teams in front of them will win games as well, but they don't get that.

Then we started talking in Edmonton here, like, where are the secondary scoring?

And then for a couple of years, they had quite a bit of secondary scoring, and that's what helped them kind of catapult

past the hurdle of the playoffs and into the finals, but never the last little bit where again they ran into a Florida team that had a goalie that could do it.

Of course the Florida teams were good in front of Bobrovsky as well, but they ran into teams like that.

Yeah, that's a tough one.

Again, at that point, he's 32, he's 33.

I think if Edmonton sees the writing here and they have a team that can win, you probably hold on to him and then you bite the bullet.

I mean, if...

Let's say Vancouver is in that scenario where Edmonton thinks they're a contender and this is Quinn's last year and you think you can win here in Vancouver the first time in 50 years.

I think you hold on to Quinn too instead of trading him for potential down the road just because you want to win.

And if you win and you feel like you can win, I'll take 10 years of heartache after that.

for the chance to win when you have players that are that special that have proven that they can get it done at that time of the year as well but again it all comes down to what Edmonton looks like not him everybody else around him looks like at that point

Goaltending indeed.

They're simply not good enough.