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

Welcome to the HockeyPedioCast. My name is Demetri Filipovich.

And joining me is my good buddy, Jesse Marshall.

Jesse, what's going on, man?

Good to be with you, as always.

Thanks again for having me.

It's the triumphant return of the film club.

I love it.

We've done Crosby, I think.

We did Josh Morrissey last time. Today we're doing Timelmeyer, a player that we choose to feature for this installment. You wrote about him. I've been thinking a lot about him, you know, collectively as a hockey community. We've been talking a lot about him. I presume that I'll only continue to be discussed even further up until the March 3rd deadline or at least until he's traded.

So this is perfect timing.

This is, we're going to get right into it.

We're going to talk about what we see from him on tape and how he attacks, what he does,

what he brings at a table, how he would fit with potential contenders, all that good stuff.

So I'll open the floor to you here.

In your deep dive of him,

what do you see on tape from from Tim O'Meer that really sticks out to you the most?

So I think he is the 2023 version, Dimitri, of what it means to be a dominant net front

presence. I think you, I always, you know, laugh when there's this like humhawing, you know,

between data and video.

This is one of those scenarios, man, we're like, you look at the, the shot maps on hockey

Vez and the rates at which the sharks generate shots with Tim O'Meyer on the ice.

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