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I understand being upset there too.

Yesterday, watching the,

if you take away the scoreboard and you had to like do a blind resume, looking at how they played all this other stuff.

And you, you cut out of the game footage, like the goals, I would have probably told you that the wild win that game.

Cause it looked like for the most part, they were in control.

It just didn't go that way for him on a couple of bad turnovers, couple,

shots and high traffic and uh they beat wallstead and net so it's an unfortunate way to go and yeah the way that you're phrasing it is it seemed like they were doing it the way and like pivoted the way that the coaching staff wanted to approach the game they just didn't get the result and i can understand not piling on in that aspect where where i counter is a good hockey team like the colorado avalanche they probably find a way to win that game

if they're playing the way that they want to.

So that's the part that concerns me.

Now, like you said, the, the, the other side of the coin is I understand you're going to have down times in, in a season.

It's an, it's a long season.

It's an 82 game season.

And they started off terrible.

And this is really maybe it means three games, but maybe the first slump that they've had since Quinn Hughes was acquired.

So this stuff happens even with three superstars.

You're going to have down games and, you know, down weeks.

But how do you once how do you respond to this?

How do you come back?

Because now you have a back to back.

is i guess it's not a back-to-back but you have two games in a row against uh the chicago blackhawks who similar to the past three games you've played is a non-playoff team a team that on paper hypothetically you should steamroll how are you going to do that here moving forward you go to chicago tomorrow night you're back at home on thursday that should be that should be uh two wins