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

Welcome to the HockeyPedocast. My name is Dimitri Filipovich, and joining me is my good buddy, Sean Shapiro. Sean, what's going on, man?

So it's a good day. The weather's finally turning really nice here in the Michigan area. And I got to see some milestone hockey last night. It's a good day.

Yeah, we're coming off a pretty fun night of hockey on Monday night in the NHL.

Eric Carlson hit 100 points, the first defenseman since Brian Leach over 30 years ago to do so.

Claude Drew became the 96th player in age all history to hit 1,000 points.

And then, I don't know, did we clock how long after half an hour later or so?

Joe Pavelski became the

97th player to do so. Yeah, I mean, it was enough of a point of conversation where I was talking to

the, I was talking to Matt Rodel, who's the stars director of analytics and the press box in

Detroit during the first intermission. And we had watched the video of senators clearing the bench, right,

or to come out to celebrate Juru's 1,000th goal.

And we were discussing how that's now the precedent that the stars now had to do the same.

And then so probably at least 20, probably that 25 minutes gap between probably.

Well, you know, teams often treat like their like analytics departments as sort of this like black box.

It's a mysterious.

No one really knows what's doing or what they're doing or how they're doing it.

Fans are always interested.

So it's nice to get a peek behind the curtain here that we know that the stars are or using their analytic staff to orchestrate player celebrations.

I think that's a very underrated part of the game.

For sure, for sure. I mean, it's the celebrations per 60 are very important.

I think that's something that careers are built on.

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