Kevin Gorg

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Judd's Hockey Show | a Minnesota Wild podcast · BEAUTIES; Load Management for Minnesota Wild Post-Olympics??? · 23 Feb 2026 podcast

How exciting was that women's game KG for you?

And Hillary Knight getting that tying goal was the perfect narrative because she sets the record for points in an Olympics, surpassing Natalie Darwitz, who has held that record for so long, our very own Natalie Darwitz.

And it's in Hillary Knight's final Olympics, too.

Just what a whirlwind for her.

And then I love that you mentioned Taylor Heisey's pass, too, because in a lot of the clips shown, you see Megyn Keller, which phenomenal move, right?

Absolutely amazing to deke it out and get the toe drag for the victory there.

But if Taylor Heisey does not have that wherewithal to get that puck up to Keller to spring her, that play doesn't happen.

And to beat Claire Thompson, who PWHL fans are familiar with Minnesota frost fans, likely familiar with one of the top defensemen that we had seen enter the league last year was poached by in the PWHL expansion.

So no longer with the frost, but I mean, she's a phenomenal defenseman in that photo at the end where you see that triumph of Megan Keller and victory and Bruce Bennett capturing Claire Thompson on the ground and

in agony.

I mean, it's, it's, that's kind of the Olympics, right?

That's sports.

That's what we love is just this emotion.

And it's incredible for USA hockey women's we've seen the resources that they had put into the women's game and how much it's always been Canada and the U S still the U S continues to grow and grow and grow and expand.

in all areas.

And this year's Olympics in particular, Gorgie, I felt for the women's side, it was very much a passing of the torch.

Hillary Knight announcing her retirement.

You had your Staples, Lee Stackline, and Kelly Panik, and those people that have been around, Kendall Coyne, Schofield.

But then you've got Layla Edwards, and you have Caroline Harvey, and these young up-and-coming superstars as well, kind of being able to take that torch, take those reins for USA Hockey on the women's side.

And even more special for the women's side is now fans that are just tuning into women's hockey maybe have an opportunity to go continue to follow these players that they're now familiar with, the Abby Murphys.

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