Kevin Woodley

And so as that pass comes out, his chances of making that save off that pop pass into the middle decreased significantly because he missed his spot.

And it's just the kind of thing that's like,

To me, that's a fatigue thing.

And when you see the question coming into this was like, can you put Bussey in after two months off?

And if you see the way he responded, like, Russ does not seem to be an issue.

Now, the caveat is that double OT winner, that's live by the sword, die by the sword.

Bussey is totally opposite from Freddie Anderson, and he will screw Vegas' scouting report, which they seem to have dialed in quite nicely on how to beat Frederick Anderson.

Everything is different.

The aggression, he pushes out at guys, he cuts off pucks, cuts off lanes once he makes that read.

You saw him on a similar low high pass in that game.

Same post, explode out well past the crease to make that save.

But then on the second chance, the rebound, like he's not nowhere near position, so he needs guys to bail him out.

Stuff like off the end boards, that can happen when you're that aggressive.

So it's a tough decision, but when you're starting goalies, minus four and a half goals through the first three games of the Stanley Cup,

and he didn't even make it through game three.

And the guy at the other end, minus almost four, 3.75 for Carter Hart, and you got somebody like Bussey who's had a year like he had.

I'd lean that way, to be honest.

Yeah, it is really night and day.

Actually, part of me was kind of hoping I reached out to my bosses yesterday and I'm like, hey, are we doing a pre-scout on Brandon Bussey?

Because let's make it 18 for these playoffs, right?