Judd Zulgad

So Teresico comes off the bench, stays onside, the pass hits him literally at the blue line.

But I mean, he's made, since he got here, he's made probably four or five of those that have just been absolutely incredible.

And to me, that's one of the most beautiful plays because it is so tough.

Like it's a it's a quarterback threading the needle on like a crossing route with two defensive backs on his receiver and he hits him still.

But yeah, this guy just watching him and we we've beaten this to death, but it's worth talking about just watching him on a game to game basis and.

He's just so special.

And I got a tweet last night saying, okay, who's better, Kaprizov or Hughes?

And I said, well, they play different positions.

So it's a little bit tough because Hughes, as the quarterback, has the puck.

He's supposed to have the puck, and he does.

And it's like it's attached to his stick.

And he's phenomenal.

I hesitate to just dismiss Kirill, though, because when Kirill is at his best, I think Hughes has more opportunity to make plays.

Kirill, because he's a forward, has less.

And I said they're different in how they approach things, and their positions are different.

But if I had to pick one right now, it's Quinn.

I just don't know that...

I don't know that that's a fair long-term diagnosis, but what the guy brings is stuff we haven't seen here.

Like quite frankly, we just have not seen.

Yeah, it's...