Whitney

It opens up that lane D to D, and then they send a sifter in and going back to that.

And the second goal, those are, those are world-class tips.

Who had the second one?

Was it Drury?

Yeah.

Did he tip that or did it hit his, hit his leg?

I thought, I thought he tipped it like with his stick, like basically between his legs, like his big schlong was hanging down like Barry.

During COVID.

Now, he's dealing with a couple things, I think, Whit.

Oh, the big dinosaur?

I think that that is like a microcosm of what we saw in the last two periods.

You see Wallstead battling and playing in his own end and having to be in a squat position the entire time.

And it's six on five.

And all of a sudden you have to go post to post.

It gets put weak side to McKinnon and you're when he gets it.

I get why Middleton holds there, but that strong side forward drops down and takes away that pass.

So like you said, Whit, he's covering air.

If he goes and pressures, McKinnon's got to move and or get rid of that thing right away.

He doesn't, so McKinnon's able to wait, wait, wait.

Sometimes when the goalie comes over and his momentum's there, you're kind of just like waiting, waiting, and then eventually you finally drop.