Justin Bourne

Big night tonight in Buffalo.

Former team, the Habs.

Tell me what's stood out for you in this series as we go into a critical game five.

As far as...

two blue lines that are pretty stellar.

Darlene on one side, of course, Hudson on the other side, in terms of being that complete 200-foot player for their respective clubs.

You played the position.

How much do you watch them in particular in a series like this?

And who has the upper hand for you in terms of being a game-breaker?

As far as the goaltending is concerned, Lukonen comes in and does a pretty remarkable job under the circumstances.

Dobish still there.

Where do you weigh in the Thompson power play goal in terms of... First of all, we know the odds of it ever happening again, but...

Could we possibly be looking at a moment where we're thinking that maybe the series turned on that goal?

Or in your opinion, you know, is it just one of those fluky things and it's past now Montreal?

I think we just lost your feed a little bit or you fell asleep on our show, which happens often, but it was left at like an entertaining screenshot, but your eyes closed, Chris, just so you know, you wouldn't be the first one to fall asleep on us.

I can assure you.

You're listening to Chris Weidman, who played under the stars of Montreal.

the Sens, Oilers, and Panthers.

Last night, Chris, as far as the Avalanche were concerned, how surprised were you that they were able to muster a comeback of being down 3-0 when you face the likes of Quinn Hughes?

You went on a pretty good playoff run with the Ottawa Senators.