Jordan Eberly, five, four, three, two, one.

Welcome to 32 Thoughts to Podcast, presented by GMC and the new Sierra AT4X.

Now, normally, we'd have a news pod for you today, but Elliot is a little bit under the weather.

So instead, we present a special interview podcast.

As the hockey world continues to be dazzled by Connor Bedard,

and we wonder which floundering NHL team will win the draft lottery, head to the pay window to claim their prize.

We're reminded there was once another forward from the Regina Pats of the Western Hockey League,

who danced defenders and scored huge goals at the world juniors.

In fact, that player may have scored the biggest goal for Canada in the history of the events in the 2009 semi-final against Russia.

Okay, maybe the biggest goal was scored by John Slaney in 91, or maybe even Dylan Gunther.

But Jordan Eberly can at least lay claim to scoring one of the top three most important goals for Canada.

How about this? Maybe the most dramatic goal for Canada? Does that resonate?

And speaking of goals, Eberly's most spectacular goal probably happened in his first NHL game with the Oilers in 2010.

You've seen it.

Just couldn't get up Vanderbilt with a great job at the Stint.

Look at the little soft area pass by Vanderbilt.

That says Jordan Eberly in a former Regina Pats up to the races by dresses to the fans.

Just to get the kickers off and top slip, top shelf, backhand.

Take a bow, Jordan Eberly. Beautiful goal.

What patience to outweigh the NY.

Wait for him to go down.

Then to drag the top and go top shelf.

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