4-1 last night to clinch this series four games to one.

The caps are on to the second round for the first time in seven years, waiting for them.

The Carolina Hurricanes.

Greg Wyshinsky is the senior NHL writer at ESPN, and he joins us right now at Wyshinsky

on X on Twitter, W-Y-S-H-Y-S-H-Y-N-S-K-I.

By the way, last night he had the over in the Blues Jets game, and it hit.

I just was scrolling through your timeline of the last 24 hours, and that game went 5'3.

I believe that's 8. That's over 5.5. Winner.

Do you get asked to do a lot of that for ESPN bet?

Yeah, I've been doing that show since it started when it was Daily Wager.

I'm kind of their hockey guy.

It's changed a little bit because I used to be more explicit with my picks, but since ESPN has its own sports book now, there's like some rules for insiders giving picks and stuff.

So I've had to kind of like talk about it in a more nuanced way, but that does allow me to say, hey, I do believe the Jets and Blues will probably score at least six goals combined.

And then we can take that information as it was.

But it was interesting last night, the theory from the host on the show where, well,

Connor Hellobuck's going to have a bounce back game.

And I'm like, well, his bounce back game is still going to probably be a couple goals on the board.

So I still expected it to be a high

scoring game last night. It was. Actually, that's interesting that you said that. So for ESPN bet,

the sides, you know, teams rather than totals, that's frowned on right now because it shows some sort

of bias or is it's a you are most of

these on-air wagers or on social media wagers I'm not following it I don't I don't use

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