Paul Bissonnette

And he's a great kid.

He can play center.

He plays left wing.

We never used him on the power play.

And he probably could on other teams, but didn't complain.

And, you know, just one of those real solid middle of the lineup guys that you need to score goals this time of year.

He seems to have it.

I remember there was a run.

I think it was Anaheim years ago.

It was Travis Moan.

I coached a long time ago.

You know, that type of guy would score, you know, 10 during the year, but eight in the playoffs because he just went to the crease and deflected pucks and got rebounds.

And Howie's got a little bit of that and it's going well for him right now.

The shorties, you know, a lot of those are Mitch making high end plays, but he's still got to finish the play.

He does have a good shot.

So really happy for him, too.

But, you know, that's the biggest reason he doesn't mess around.

He's getting inside and going where the, you know, where the pucks are going to end up and getting greasy.

Yeah, yeah.

Well, Hurdle was the year before and it was Barbashev the first year, which was kind of under the radar move that, you know, was the final piece for us the year we won.