On a beautiful run through the park, on a pleasant day, you can easily get lost.

No, no, no. She didn't kill him.

Huh?

In your true crime podcast.

It was the pool guy. So obvious.

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Filippovich. Welcome to the Hockey-O-Cast. My name is Dimitra Phillip Hoveitch, and joining me is my

buddy Peter Bob. Peter, what's going on, man? Hey, how are you? I'm good. I imagine I'm a bit more well-rested than you are, although not nearly as well-rested as I would like to be, but that's okay, because we're recording this the morning after the Stanley Cup was awarded in the Colorado Vange won it. And so I figured, you know, I typically like to give myself a bit more time to kind of digest this stuff and maybe even rewatch it and think about it a bit more.

But it's still, you know, it's hot. It's fresh on the mind.

I think people want to listen.

And it's it's fitting that we do this now to kind of put a bow on the Stanley Cup playoffs before we move on to offseason content and whatnot.

So where do you want to start this conversation? Because obviously we're going to

kind of focus from the as a victors here and you cover the team. You know, now that you had,

whatever, how many hours have passed since all of last night's festivities, what's kind of most

fresh on your mind or what's the thing you kind of keep thinking about the most in kind of the

afterlife of it all yeah well one is obviously the emotions you see on the ice after you see

nathan mckinin crying while he's hugging his dad you see Darren helm crying while he's holding his

daughter you see see all the

members of the remaining members of the 2016-17 team standing together for a

picture going from the worst team in the league to this.

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