Kevin Woodley

That's how Carter Hart plays.

And it's got to be low glove, not high glove.

Seth Jarvis basically shot that into his coverage.

He goes low glove.

That's a goal every time.

And then you see at the end, too, with the intentional or not shot blocked by Marner.

Like Carolina had their looks, too.

And it wasn't so much, you know, that the goaltending was better one end to the other.

It's just a bounce here, a bounce there.

And I'd argue on the Jarvis one, a lack of execution in terms of where you're shooting that.

So, you know, from an aesthetic standpoint, it's fun.

I think hockey fans could do with six more of those.

But I'm sure the coaches are looking for ways to tighten it up.

And from a goaltending standpoint, I'm not going to sit here and pretend that either guy was great.

But, man, is that tough living when you're Freddie Anderson and 9 of 19 chances are high danger.

That's 47% of your chance is high danger.

And at the other end, 10 to 26 on Carter Hart, close to 40%, 38.5%.

Like,

It's pretty tough when you're not seeing a lot of rubber, you're not feeling a lot of pucks, but every time you do, it's high danger.

And last note on that too, something that I was critical of Montreal doing, I thought Vegas did a better job as the game went on.