Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey PEDEOCast with your host, Dmitri

Filipovich.

Welcome to the Hockey PEDEOCast. My name is Dmitra F Filipovich and joining me here in studio is my good buddy Kevin Woodley. Kevin, what's going on, man?

It's summer. Almost. No. Sort of. No, the Stanley Cup final is still happening. Summer has to start. Yeah. And frankly, up until this last week, the weather hasn't really felt like summer either. I mean, I see there's snow in Alberta right now.

So it's summer for me.

Yeah.

Because if there is a game seven, I will be in a warm, sunny place by the time they drop the puck on it.

So summer officially starts when Kevin goes surfing, and that's what's happening next week.

So I figured it would be an active offseason for goalie movement with the number of big names reportedly available, right?

And we know that there was a bunch of these guys were still available at the deadline,

but we know in-season moves that this position don't necessarily happen.

So it kind of got backlogged to this off season.

Teams are interested.

We expected things that happened.

And realistically, I think that's probably going to be the case every year with the way goalie contracts are kind of headed.

I know that we're going towards this spot where I'm sure Sisturkin's going to maybe reset the market a little bit.

We'll see with Soros.

We saw Seroquen get paid last summer.

But for the most part, teams have kind of wised up to the unpredictability and volatility at the position.

And so they're wary to give out term. And so what that means for us here in the media industry is that every summer, we're going to basically get to spin the goalie carousel and see a lot of movement at the position and guys switching teams.

And that's great. Now, I think this is going to be an especially prolific one

because we are not even technically into the offseason yet. As we noted, the Stanley Cup final

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