Tom Dundon

So obviously try not to do that.

And just little things like that were kind of my biggest takeaways, I think, from playing goalie.

But I mean, I was young.

It was young hockey.

And so none of like the play style kind of things like that you really carry over, I don't think.

Yeah, well, I, I switched.

Um, so I, I, that summer when I was switching, I was playing goalie on the weekends for my spring team and then, uh, like train as a player on the weekdays.

Um, so I, uh, I was okay that first, that next year, like I, I made the Fort Saskatchewan triple a team there my first year.

And, uh,

So I was solid.

I don't think I was a star on the team, but I was there.

I was having fun with the boys and got to learn some things.

So it was fun.

very yeah I think so got you back to first round you're welcome easy layup question it adds a bit there's actually there's a couple clips of like me growing up where I think I forgot that I was playing defenseman and went back and goal like

I had one, actually.

We were on six on five.

It was my first year at Bantam.

We were in a six on five, and this guy was coming down one-on-one on me with the net.

For whatever reason, I didn't pinch and try to turn the puck over.

I just kind of played it like a goalie, and he came down, so I had to go five-hole on me.