Kyle Bukauskas

And somehow the shot gets through clean.

Um,

Just a marvel.

And again, like you think about as big as that play was, Elliot, in the moment.

I mean, that's in the second period.

That's one of six billion plays that Hudson makes here on Sunday night.

And then for him to be standing in the dressing room afterwards and you ask him and he goes like his mind is right back there, like frame by frame.

taking you through what he saw from his perspective there.

It's, it's, it is fascinating.

Um, I mean, even just little things, uh, for any player, it still blows me away when, you know, the, the interview and the intermission of, you know, take us through what you saw in your goal and the things that he, they, that they can recall there.

Um,

you know, mine's at a different level and, and Lane Hudson is, is in a class of his own.

Um, he was tremendous, uh, here on, on Sunday.

It's, it's really been, been something to, to watch because you can tell this is a guy and you've heard stories about him all the way through.

Um, I mean, he wears anything that could be perceived as a mistake or when the team's not doing well, he wears all of it, even if none of it has to do with him.

Um,

It's just the exact type of brain, the type of engine that, I mean, teams are searching for years to try to find.

No, Tate Thompson said after the fact, it's urgency without panic for them moving ahead.

And to your point about getting more out of Montreal throughout the lineup compared to the Sabres, I mean, Joe Valeno gets the wolf head after words in the dressing room as their own player of the game.

I think it tells you a lot about...