What a wild Thursday night. That was a fridge. Welcome to 32 entertainment. Thoughts the

podcast presented by GMC and the Sierra AT4X, your forward unit of Friedman, Merrick and

Dela Chalong with you once again. Number one, number one, yes, Merrick is the biggest

floater on this line. No, no, no, no, no, what I'm, does not back check. What I'm trying

to do is separate the D and peel them off the offensive blue line. See, Elliot, it's

like this. Talent sees a target no one else can hit, but genius hits a target that no

one else can see. That was Arthur Schopenhauer noted philosopher, but I'll use it in a hockey

context. Um, well, where does Schopenhauer rank on your list of favorite philosophers? I

just wanted to get some Schopenhauer to kick off the podcast here today. Raise the, uh,

the intellectual level of the podcast, because that's what I'm doing. You may call it floating,

but, you know, to the other people sees that as a, you know, is not a real name. I refuse

to believe that's a real person. What you're supposed to is Schopenhauer, never heard

of him is you left shot or a right shot. No, that's too barbaric. Okay. I have to say,

Jeff, by the way, I don't know if I would rank it number one, but on the short list of

most entertaining nights of the hockey season. Oh, this is right out there. And you know

what? Let's start with a great story. And that's the Seattle Kraken. Yep. Uh, the beat

the Arizona coyotes. They make it into the post season season two for the Kraken. Things

didn't work out the way that they had hoped now. Mind you, the Vegas cold. The nights

did set a very high bar for expansion teams, uh, a little bit unrealistic for Seattle to

try to approach that. But last year didn't go the way that they wanted. This year it clearly

has from the depths of the standings and year one to the base of that playoff mountain

in year two. The Seattle Kraken have placed their very first spot in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

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