But to the point about where do the other pucks come from? Are they really goal number

one, two, three? The answer is no. Those are just random pucks. They're just prop pucks

more than anything else. You have anything to add to the puck phenomenon?

Wait a minute, Jeff.

Oh, okay. Yes. Every puck is saved just in case it's special.

You know what's going to happen now because you just did this and the pot is so hugely

influential. Oh, yeah. You're going to have people every time someone has a four-goal

game now, like Marner did the other night. They're going to be holding up four pucks and

there's going to be people tweeting at the mafias or Marner. Those are three fake pucks

in one real one. Or there might be two fake and two real because they probably get the

hat trick puck. Yeah, they'll get the hat trick puck. But goal is one and two. Yeah, no chance.

You know, Elliott, if we had the right to play Brenda Lee's, I'm sorry. This would be the

appropriate time to play it. I want to start the podcast with an email. Evan and Yorkton's

Saskatchewan submits this big fan of your podcast. Never miss an episode. Thanks, Evan. It's my

go-to move for blocking out all the noise from my children while I take some me time and wash

dishes. We're big with the dish washing set. This podcast is I'm a lifelong Red Wings fan.

And while I was watching the game against Carolina last night, Ken Daniels and Mickey Redman

talked extensively about each puck being swapped out after a goal and cataloged by the

game slash goal scorer and said many are then sold or given away at various events. They even

mentioned that after Marner's for a goal game, the Leafs requested the four pucks from each goal

and the Red Wings oblige them. Therefore, according to them, Marner has his real four goal pucks,

not quote unquote, props. So I'm wondering are Ken and Mickey wrong or are Jeff and Elliott wrong?

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