Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey Piedocast with your host, Dmitri Filipovich.

Welcome to the Hockeyedio cast.

My name is Demetri Filipovich.

And joining me is my good buddy, Jack Hahn-Jack.

What's going on, man?

So I just finished watching the Habs lightning game seven.

Yes.

I'm not a smoker, but I think I need to smoke.

It was certainly one of the game sevens of all time.

I mean, these games are always great, the pressure, just how tense it is.

And there are very rarely the most well-played games, and I think I would certainly classify this as such.

I do wonder how many people were maybe not following this series very

closely throughout the first six games and kind of tuned in on Sunday evening to watch a game

seven and were surprised to see kind of how one-sided it was, especially from a shots on goal total,

and it winds up 29 to 9 in the

lightning's favor. The habs went nearly, what, 26, 27 minutes of game time consecutively between

registering shots. And that wasn't really representative of this series, certainly through the

first six games, where I thought the habs were creating a ton, and particularly in game six games where I thought the HABs were creating

a ton and particularly in Game 6 where Rasselowski posts the shutout to extend the series,

they got so many good looks and were really unfortunate not to score at least a couple

goals past him, but they wind up getting it done in this one somehow with the two goals being

what, a tip that kind of double deflects of JJ Moser

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