Kevin Woodley

Right.

Like the fact that he's got at this point five low danger goals against and still overall for the playoffs last I checked, I think he was still...

number one overall in terms of goals saved above expected.

In a sample like this, we're in the third round.

I know they played 14 games in the first two, but low danger goals nuke your numbers.

They just kill them.

For him to have that many and still be – yeah, he's a full 9.5 coming into tonight's game.

Goal saved above expected.

Now, Freddie Anderson's 7.5, and he's – you know what?

He's played 10 games so far, and that's a cumulative stat.

But Dobish has been –

he's been the best goalie in the playoffs.

Some of the saves he's making off the backdoor stuff, talk about slot lines, talk about rush chances, like what they're giving up and the saves he's making.

Yeah, to me, this is a whole bunch of Yakov Dobish.

When I look at Montreal's underlying numbers offensively,

You know, they're not bad.

Like they're they're six.

Like they're a full like they're full more than half a goal below what Vegas is creating five on five per game.

You know, and in terms of their overall, like when it comes like the most dangerous chances, the high danger stuff.

Montreal's in negative numbers, expected for and expected against.