Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey P.D.O.cast with your host, Dmitri

Filippovich.

Welcome to the Hockey PEOCast. My name is Dmitra Filippovich. joining me is my good buddy Robert Tiffin. Robert, it took a while for you to make your first appearance. But now we're having you back on for a second time in close succession. The listeners loved your first debut appearance. And so we had to have you back on. How's it going, man? It's good to be back, Camitri. It's all about keeping the listeners

happy, so that's what I'm here for. That's right. Also joining us is our pal, David Castillo,

back by popular demand. We're doing the three-man show we did a couple weeks ago after the stars

beat the abs in that dramatic game seven. We're bringing it back, doing it all over again. David, how's going on, man? Good. I know how adolescent PDO listeners would like more timely episodes, so I'm stoked

to be part of a very timely episode. That's right. And by the way, let's do the organic plug

right off the top here. If you love this show, you listen to it all the time, we're banging out

as many episodes as we can this postseason. Please help us out with a five-star review wherever you listen. We had one recently from a 12-year-old listener that said

they loved the show, but wish we released more episodes. I'm working as hard as I can here. We're

doing about five episodes a week during this postseason. So we're doing our very best, but I

appreciate the sentiment. And so we're delivering for that one specific

12-year-old. We only had one game in the NHL on Tuesday night. It was JetStars game four in Dallas.

It was a game filled with interesting storylines. We saw Miro Haskinen's much-awaited return.

Jake Ondra had a phenomenal game, which we're going to talk about. I feel like most importantly,

though, especially in terms of the

scoring, it was the Michael Granland game where he puts together this remarkable hat trick just balls

out, was blasting the puck past Connor Hallibuck in a variety of ways. Robert, it's kind of funny

because I think anyone familiar at all with Granlin's game over the course of his NHL career

knows how reluctant

a shooter he is, how much he prefers to be a distributor and a playmaker and a passer,

and that's reflected in all his stats.

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