Alan, a win is a win. It's six straight wins for the caps. It's a shutout.

Braden Holpey's 35th all time, which ties a record. But I don't know if that game is

podcast worthy because that was a tough watch. Oh, I loved watching that game. That game was so

fast and exciting and I thought the skill for both teams were shining through.

Oh, I was watching another game on my house. I was watching the jets and a hurricanes

all game, eight to one. It was great passing and shooting all over the place. A lot of beautiful

goals scored, but in this one, wow, such horrible ice, guy skating over the puck,

passes that should be routine, errant,

like just passes that the other team's not even on the ice type of passes,

weren't even making it to each other. Yeah, it was really ugly. It was. However, Billy,

Braden Holby does get the shutout. You know, we were texting each other. I was like,

hey, so Braden's doing a thing, and you're like, I don't know what you're talking about. I'm not me neither, but Braden Holpey gets a shutout. Again, five against the devils. That's the most he's had against any team. That's really weird. If it wasn't for Brayden Holpey's shutout, that was 10 minutes of our post-game show that would have gone bye-bye,

and I don't know what we would have done otherwise. It is amazing how good he is. 17 wins against

the Devils, which is the most versus any team. Five shutouts. Ties Oli for most shutouts in team history.

Not a bad night for him. All right. I hope you enjoyed the Capitals Talk podcast

because that's about it.

I'm Rob Carlin.

The Capitals Talk podcast actually starts now.

Campney closing.

Nice pass.

Score.

Andre Burakowski.

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