Or did we already do that? Are we dropping it again? Because that beat seemed pretty dope.

It was already dropped. All right, let's do this. Let's just get to some picks here. We're

going to start off. I know we have Bill, Bill, you want to throw out some NHL stuff, right?

Yeah. Yeah. The on bed, MGM, NHL point totals are up for each team's standings points.

And, you know, I was just looking at a bunch of them. And I think there's some valuable bets on

the board to be made. So I came up with nine off just, you know, off these initial numbers here.

I'm going to start the Caroline Hurricanes over 102 and a half. They had 116 points last year.

And that was after losing who I thought was maybe their best player, Doug, Dougy Hamilton,

the free agency. They did have relatively good goalie health, at least until the playoffs. Now

Freddie Anderson comes back as the starter. He had a huge bounce back year last year. And maybe

the case for them against them is to expect a little regression. But Anderson has been a really good

at least regular season goalie for most of his career. And underrod Brenda Moore, the Canes just,

they're so solid defensively. They're so possession dominant. I see them being the top seed in

the metropolitan division again. And one of the East's elite teams, plus they added Max Patchy

already for more scoring punch. The Canes are a deep team with speed. They play a good solid

defensive game possession, all that. And now they had a guy with 35 goal upside and they got him

for basically nothing in a salad cap dump from Vegas. So Carolina over 102 and a half

the New Jersey Devils under 88 and a half points in the standings. I've seen it as high as 90 and a

half. And I'm smashing the under on both. Please give that to me. The Devils are going to be fun

to watch. They're a young team with some skills, some high upside guys guys are coming into their

own. And they were sunk a lot by goal tending last year. So they add ViTak Vanacek. His two years

in the league, he's got a below average save percentage at 908 for his career. I don't really

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