Kenny Albert

Play five on five in a full overtime period?

Absolutely!

It's for the gold medal!

Come on!

Well, listen, Charlie, I mean, these are the rules.

This is what it's been.

And, you know, it created one hell of a moment.

I mean, and by the way, like...

who knows if it's five on five full overtime period, what happens now you would think going into three on three, as we mentioned the disparity and the three best players in the world and everything you're talking about with Canada.

And, you know, we still found a way to get it done, but I think about three on three though, just one mistake, one poor read one guy slipping.

And by the way, it's exhilarating.

It is exhilarating.

I will say it's exciting.

I don't,

It's the rules.

Both teams can benefit from it, or you can look at it from an American side and say they really benefited from that.

Well, they benefited because guys on the Canadian team made misplays.

Of course.

I mean, and Canada had all those opportunities during regulation to get it done, and Hellebuck was amazing, and they needed to bury one of those chances, and they never did.

So it's not like they didn't have, I mean, from the middle of the second period on, they controlled play.