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Thomas Gable from the Borgata in Atlantic City.

Get his thoughts on the gold medal game yesterday and how the betting handle was on the East Coast with an 8 a.m. start. And also he's big into college hoops. What he might like tonight, the good, the bad, and the ugly and 45, Paulie. And as a former goalie who played at a very high level, many years ago, but it's still nonetheless, very high level. Did you kind of see some of yourself in Connor Hellebuck yesterday as he stood on his head to help the Americans win gold? No. You didn't? No. Did you think that could have been me? I can't. Well, you know, people saying that's it. You can't criticize them anymore. He finally won a big game. I know with the issues he's had on the road. I'd like to see him play well in a big road playoff game. That's fair. But certainly what he did here, the proven he can do it with the bright lights. And he's the reason they won, 41 saves. And the paddle save and how well he played. It was incredible to watch and for him to get it done. And I thought we had the goaltending edge. And a lot of people disagreed with me. But for him to go out there and stand on his head like that, and I know Doc Emmerich always talked about it. Eddie Olcheck referenced it on the broadcast. That if your goal he plays like that you're going to

have a chance and anything can happen and i know they're only a small favorite but canna was

expected to win but the save on taves and other great saves he made it was just you know to win

two to one to think you can hold canada and all those great players to one goal was astonishing.

And to kill off the five on three.

Oh, no kidding.

18 for 18 on the penalty kill.

A plus job.

So the criticism and complaints about the roster and this guy should have been on and this guy,

everything worked out.

And it's great.

And I know I'll talk to Zig coming up, but Eddie made the comment.

In 1980, after that win, you had so many young kids who said, I want to play hockey.

And it led to so many kids that became hockey players.

Does this happen again?

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