Pierre LeBrun

There wasn't much talk about it today, nor should there be.

Four days ago, he's the reason they survived Game 7.

shots on goal ever.

In the next 100 years of the Stanley Cup play, a team will never win a Game 7 again.

Dolbes stood on his head and throughout that series, and I was at every game, stared Andre Vasilevsky, former Vesna Chov winner, former Kahn-Smythe winner, right in the eyes

save for save and said, I got this.

So I don't know.

Anyone who thinks they should change goalies after one average game in game one, to me, is smoking crack.

I mean, it's still with his net for sure in game two.

Well, for one, you could tell how much it mattered to Rasmus and Aline, and I thought it was refreshing because hockey players

are notorious for trying to deflect from individual spotlight and individual attention, and Dallin allowed for the fact that, you know what, he's grinded to this moment here in his seventh NHL season, and I think it's gratifying to him that he was recognized and that, as he said, it mirrors his team's ascent, that the Sabres are in a great place now, and so it allowed him to get this kind of attention.

But, you know, you mentioned some names there, Mark, but

In all the years I voted on the Norris, I've never had more difficulty than I did this year.

I took a long time.

Searching it and putting in my votes, I will share that the three guys who got nominated today were among my five guys that I put on my five-man ballot.

But I believe that the Norris was eight players deep this year.

You mentioned Bouchard, definitely Lane Hudson.

Quinn Hughes wasn't nominated today.

Miro Hiskinen never gets talked about.

I mean, let's be real, he had another great year.