Little drunk and hour, hooted out the cloud.

Welcome to our last dream.

OG after dark.

Speak up.

We're live.

I just put myself in this thing.

Anyway, what up?

It is OG after dark.

Game two. Carolina Hurricanes, Montreal,

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That's Joe Jillio and Senior Cain's OG correspondent Roy Cooper is up here with us at Lenovo Center.

Roy, it was the beer skate.

It was the beer skate.

It was the beer skate.

It was that toast, pre-game toast.

That's exactly what it was.

I got no problem drinking a beer before every game, but you, I don't know. The thing is, the thing is, I think you had come in, you had planned to be sober this game. Yes. And then I had the beer and then I got you started. That's right. You were the bad influence this I was the bad influence. That's okay.

As long as we pulled this one off, oh, man, this was a must win. So necessary. No, you're right. You're exactly right. The Keynes did not need to find themselves in the same situation as the Colorado Avalanche, down O2 as the home team. We all know the staff by now. Since 1982, no team has been able to come back from that O2 deficit in the conference final.

Since 1982, they're 0 and 13 in those situations. So it would have been pretty wild

that the two top teams from each conference found themselves in the same damn situation.

But as I like to say, hockey is dumb in a lot of ways. What you think is going to happen is not what's going to happen. And tonight we saw a lot more of that. We had puck luck for a little puck luck for Eric Robinson, a shot that had no gas on it. He manages to redirect and gets it through Dobish. And then, of course, the Eeler's goal to make it to one was a thing of beauty. That easily could be just one of the goals of the entire postseason

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