Welcome into the CHGO Blackhawks postgame podcast.

I'm Jay Zawaski with Greg Boyson and Mario Tirbossi.

Nate's here running the show.

Well, it's not a copy and paste postgame show, which is something, you know, that's a welcome change.

But the Hawks lose 4-1 in Toronto, Lucas Reichel, the lone goal score for the Black

Hawks in a game where they really played pretty well for the entire game, and they got goalied

by Anthony freaking Stolars. Yep, because why not? Uh, yeah, if you, if you put this effort against the blue jackets, you probably win last night.

But you get this effort on the road against Toronto, which, as we said in the pregame show, they're banged up.

They don't have a number of their important pieces, but... against Toronto, which, as we said in the pregame show, they're banged up.

They don't have a number of their important pieces. But as we said, Anthony Stollars and Joseph Wol are both playing above their expectations this year.

And they've been one of the biggest reasons why the Maple Leafs have had as much success as they had this season.

And on behold, Anthony Stolars has one of his best games of the year.

If you look at the numbers here at five on five,

Blackhawks expected goals for 2.83 to the Maple Leafs 1.13.

Unfortunately, expected goals don't count.

It's the actual goals that do.

Yeah.

I had no problem with anything that happened tonight until that third maple leaves goal and I'm

still mad about that that is I'm sure we'll get into that no I mean that's I'm sorry the game I'm

pissed at that goal because you had a game yesterday against Columbus where you score three goals

and then you give up a goal

in less than three minutes all time and who's in the post game locker room telling us about how

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