Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey PEDEOCast with your host, Dmitri Filipovich.

Welcome to the HockeyPedioCast. My name is Dimitri Filipovich and joining me is my good buddy John Maz. John, what's going on, man?

Not a whole lot, man. Just sitting here with a couple of days left in the regular season and fired up for the playoffs. We'll see as we were talking about off air what the Boston Bruins do to their first round

opponent that's kind of top of mind after they they break that record for most wins in a season

but yeah it's it's that point of the year where we're overlapping with the regular season and

playoffs and it's nice to see a bow get put on certain seasons,

but also your mind's kind of going towards the playoffs. It is. It's the final week of the regular

season. We're going to have a series of shows here before we get into the playoff content. And I thought

it would be a fun exercise for us to do a bit of a different spin on like the usual sort of awards

battle that we do. There's a couple days left in the regular season, but I think for the most

part, you know, especially this year, it feels like a lot of these like major individual

awards have already been really like unanimously decided for the most part for weeks, if not

months now. So I don't think that is especially interesting.

I think what we could do and what we've planned for today is to do our all NHL teams.

And so it's like a collection, I guess, celebrating the best individual performances this season.

We're going to keep the criteria pretty simple and straightforward, so it's easier to

follow.

It's going to be three teams, so first team, second, team, third team, one center, two wingers,

two defensemen, and one goalie for each team.

We decided we're not going to be too picky about wing designations, right?

I don't, it doesn't really matter if it's a left or right wing or where they

primarily play.

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