Yannick Hansen

Because on the other side of this, you get a goal or two, now you feel like you've solved it.

So it's not like it's like this insurmountable mountain you need to climb.

You just need to score a goal or two.

So now it feels like, hey, he's not unbeatable anymore.

That's what builds into the narrative that you have a goalie that's unbeatable.

And maybe at times here, players start looking for the perfect shot, the tap-in instead of just shooting the puck like you normally would, but you're thinking, he's so good, I'm not going to score anyways, so I'm going to look for a play into the shot where it turns into an east-west movement for him, and hopefully somebody comes with a one-timer, and now you start taking opportunities away from yourself as well.

So again, it's one of those things that...

The post is the goalie's best friend, and when they're there, it's frustrating.

I would

Did Matt David have any points last night?

He did not.

Did they win?

They did.

I'm having a point, right?

It's one of those things where you always look to Edmonton and is there a supporting cast?

Can they get scoring?

Can they win games when he's not doing it?

If they can do that, they have a chance because he will win

six, seven, eight games or something like that when he's at his usual self.

Obviously, Dreisaitl, there's more to it as well.