Peter Laviolette

There was a couple days before the Game 7.

And so we could lick our wounds on the first, you know, on the flight home or whatever.

But then you have a practice.

before the game because it was a couple of days and it was a chance to go out there and sweat as a group and get really positive and take Rod's message and put things together and have meetings and feel good about it.

And arguably one of the best games that our team played the entire year was game seven against Edmonton.

I think it was a 3-2 hockey game.

Kim Ward made a save with I think maybe six minutes to go that kept us at 3-2 and Justin Williams scored

scored an empty netter and we ended up winning.

But it was just a, that was a phenomenal moment for me when Rod, and that was his leadership.

You know, that was Roddy and his leadership and what he was capable of.

He didn't go in there a lot.

He didn't, but when he did, like, that was it.

People stopped and they listened.

And that was a big moment for us in that, certainly in that series.

Great, guys.

Have a good night.

Take care.

There you have it.

I'm doing good, guys.

Well, I think the further you get into it, that team that had the lead, I think it really tightens up for them.