Ray Ferraro

For a couple of decades, we had all these great goalies stumbling all over each other, and now that's not the case.

I remember back, of course, I'm sure we all do, to 2010, where the guy that played the gold medal game was not the guy that started the tournament as the number one goalie.

It was Marty Brodeur in goal until Luongo took over.

And then in the final, Ryan Miller was unbelievable.

And Luongo did just what you said, Noodles.

He didn't win them the game, but he certainly didn't lose them it.

And there's got to be some level of confidence in your goalie.

And I don't know how Canada has that.

Now, if Thompson is not in the mix and apparently got hit in the head with a shot, so we're probably talking about some concussion-like stuff, I'd assume...

And you've got, who's the next guy?

Is it Mackenzie Blackwood?

So I guess with the games on back-to-back nights to open or days, whatever the timing is, so they split the first two games probably and then decide for game three.

Now that doesn't have to be your final decision, but I would assume that's probably...

part of their planning meetings about trying to make sure everybody has their shot, has their place, and the plan becomes clear.

Well, Greg said this morning, we were doing our podcast, and he said, you know, they're not ready to throw the towel in.

And I said, well, I hope they've got it in their hand.

This is like a timeout challenge when the NFL coach is walking up on the sideline or the review challenge.

He's got it in his hand, I hope.

This is not a time for the Leafs to add anything.

What are they going to trade at this point?