alertly we'll play it ahead and Montreal is going to put Caulfield to the bench

big line trading and heading off here's Montchapati coming down the middle he scores

Andrew Manchapani scores from the high slots coming into the zone he just beat

Yakub Domes with 3 37 to go into third. It's three to Washington.

And that stood as the game winner John Walton on the call on our sister station, Home of the Caps,

1067 the fan. 337 left in the third period the other night, a game in which they entered the

third, trailing 2 to 1 with Montreal threatening to even up this series. But after that, a

couple of empty netters and the caps are back home tomorrow night with a chance to put the

Canadians away in 5 with a 3-1 series lead.

Joining us right now is my friend Ben Rabi.

Ben covers hockey for the hockey news for Sirius XM.

Was many, many years part of the Caps radio broadcast as well.

I love talking hockey with Ben because he knows a lot more about hockey than I do.

So I want to start with the hit by Tom Wilson the other night because their goalie

Jacob Dobish essentially said, I guess, quote, the rules don't apply for everyone in this league,

close quote, implying that that should have been penalized.

That led to the game tying goal earlier in the third period when the caps were down

to 1.

So should it have been penalized or not?

I like the hit.

I like that type of game, Kevin, and you're right.

It led directly to the game tying goal. It changed the momentum of the hit. I like that type of game, Kevin, and you're right. It led directly to the game

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