Paul Bissonnette

But against Utah, I think they were going to be down 3-2 in the series when they ended up pulling their goalie and then pulling a rabbit out of their ass and stealing game five from Utah and then closing it out in six, right?

Or maybe it was game four.

But either way, they rolled off three in a row in that first-round series.

But they were set to have their eighth straight win if they wouldn't have choked that one away.

But all of a sudden now, first loss in eight games, you're down a D-man.

You're going back home.

You got to feel good about yourself and the fact that you split those two.

And now you get home ice advantage and you're going back and you get plenty in the building game for.

And even if he's playing, man, if you're wearing a full cage, it's a little bit different handling the puck.

Like, you just had a pretty, you know, a pretty, what do you say, like a shocking thing happen to you.

Sometimes it fucks a little bit with your psyche and your anticipation and your reads, and maybe things are off a split second.

So if he's able to come back and play like he was before, despite that injury, well, one...

I already have so much respect for him because he's fucking nails Stanley Cup winner, leads the league in block shots, or at least top 10 guys every year over year.

If he can get back to doing what he was doing before, it's all gravy.

If all of a sudden they're down to Lausanne and Coughlin, I always fuck up that guy's name.

He just came back from injury, right?

And he was... Like a week ago, he had the practice jersey on, like the non-contact.

But I believe that he's slowly coming to clearance.

He could have been.

I remember last week before the series started, he came out and he had the red one on, but he was skating with the team.