As we continue on with the reaction, probably be the last day we do this unless there's a parade or something for them. But Team USA winning the gold medal. So I came across this on TSN, so this is up in Canada. Jeff O'Neill, I think he played for the Hartford Whalers back in the day. He's an analyst, and he was of the standpoint of give the U.S. credit. I didn't understand, and I'll go back to some of my comments during the tournament, like people, some people out, Americans didn't deserve, yeah, their goaltender played a game that got them the victory. His performance alone was deserving of a gold medal, and they did it. They won it. People were like, this, socks. People were bringing up three-on-three. Nobody complained about three-on-three when Mitch Marner scored. He would continue about the complaining that he's hearing. I don't know. I just found some of the commentary after, even from some reputable people in the media, it was just ridiculous. Oh, anybody that thinks this is a fair... There's nothing fair in sports. And then you had the host, who I didn't get his name, but he was discussing John Cooper in his comments.

I didn't love Cooper. this is a fair. Well, there's nothing fair in sports. And then you had the host,

so I didn't get his name, but he was discussing John Cooper in his comments. I didn't love Cooper's response to, like, you know, because he was making excuses afterwards. You know, he said, you take four players off the ice. Now hockey's not hockey anymore. There's a reason OT and shootouts are in play, and he was talking hockey wasn't hockey when Marner scored.

Well, exactly.

So there he is again, keeping it.

Right, exactly.

I mean, and, there's a reason OT and shootouts are in play and he was talking about hockey wasn't hockey when marner scored well exactly so there he is again keeping it right exactly i mean and you know and i

respect the hell out of john cooper went to hofstra played lacrosse there a stanley cup

winning coach and he's a great coach and i understand the frustration because those guys are under

enormous pressure up in canada to win there are expectations where we have the best team, this is the best team ever assembled,

we should win.

And unfortunately, it didn't happen.

Why?

Because it wasn't a series.

It wasn't a best out of five.

It wasn't a best out of seven.

It was one game.

As Matt Martin told me, as they go into overtime, it's now a one-shot game.

And that's all the Americans could have asked for.

And they got like the hell of a performance from their goaltender.

And then all of a sudden a little bit of laziness and a little bit of a real like hockey IQ by the Americans in on three on three.

And next thing you know, the puck's in the back of the net.

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