Kevin Woodley

And that made it very easy for Montreal to say, no, we value you.

We'll bump you up a little bit.

We want you to stay in Laval.

And so Marco did.

And then he ends up getting the opportunity in Montreal.

So, you know, there are teams that don't spend on the position and then wonder why they have trouble with it.

And that is a great example.

I think that, well, A, it's very difficult, first of all.

There's no question it's difficult.

Again, his expected save percentage in these playoffs is 874 right now.

I think that probably surprises people, but this is the reality of no quantity but still a fair amount of quality.

I think if it's Tuesday night in Columbus and Wednesday night in Nashville, the mind wanders.

It's hard.

But this is the Stanley Cup playoffs.

And just as much as despite that 874, actually, the 874 is better than his regular season expected save percentage was 868.

Like, come on, 868.

That's like that's like forget Tuesday night in Nashville.

That's Tuesday night at eight rink stuff, right?

Like that's.

But I do think when you're not seeing a lot of shots, it can be difficult over the course of a regular season.