Ron MacLean

But the two of them are on the bench, and one guy is flexing his leg, and the other guy is grimacing, and they're in absolute agony.

And it was like, God, we have these kids, you know, because Logan Cooley can go to you.

Or Gunther, Dylan Gunther, he was firing BBs.

What a shot.

And Rob Brown has often talked about the difference between Savoy and him when they were kids.

is that Dylan had that shot from the time he was 12.

But Matt's been great.

You know, that's another good example of a young player who's just making a name for himself and having no trouble keeping up with the playoffs.

You know, that's for sure the biggest surprise is Hallmark has been completely in command of his game and really, really nice to see.

The first game, the two that beat him were both flukes.

One was where the stick got interfered with on the shot, so a changeup came his way.

And the second one, he made an amazing glove save but lost the puck and it ended up settling in behind him.

That's the only way they beat him.

You know, he's been just great.

And I would say that in the Edmonton, even though the scoring is a little more wild, I feel like Connor Ingram, you can't blame him for any of the goals.

So he's done his job.

And Dostal, you know, made a name for himself at the Olympics.

So, yeah, goaltending right around the loop has been, you know, the thing about the safe percentage, and Bob, we've talked about Stoffer, of course.

We've talked about that on the show.

I look at the Carolina Hurricanes, and they were 26th in the NHL in team goals against, or sorry, in team save percentage.