This is the Jeff Merrick Show on the Sports Net Radio Network. Okay, so really quickly, Matt Marcasey, our producer, sending this tweet out, say Merrick and Frege talking about

Sergei Barbarrowski's Hall of Fame candidacy, perfect question four at adjusted hockey.

That's our buddy Paul Padooty by by the way who has the very sophisticated way of

analyzing who belongs in the Hall of Fame and who doesn't. So, Paduity responds,

there in luck, Matt, have touched on it lately, see below as he's been in the news. His case is growing but still not there even with

potential cups Smythe and two Vezna's he's mixed some poor years in with the Great and the Hall of Fame is tough on

gold tenders. That's the key phrase for me. Hall of Fame is tough on

gold tenders. That's the one area when I've talked to people on the on the

vote on the selection committee, you know, that we keep coming back to is they need to

let more goal tenders in to the Hockey Hall of Fame. The passage to entry for your defenseman and your forwards is a little bit easier than it is for the gold tenders now

Ptoiduie also says not the jinx the Florida Panthers running the slightest but a cups and

consmyth would really move the needle on Barrowski's Hall of Fame case

PPS that is a PADUTI point share which is a real nice branding

initiative PPS score would rise to three-o Duty Point Share, which is a real nice branding initiative.

PPS score would rise to 302 and the standard for entry in the Hall of Fame 315.

He would, however, instantly pass Anderson Habib, Vashon, who was in Kelly Rudy, Mike Richter, and

Sean Burke.

So that is the latest from our man, Paul Padooty, as it relates to Sergei Barbrowski as we get ahead of ourselves here and the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Well for the Carolina Hurricane Sergei Barbrowski probably looks and feels like a Hall of Famer right now.

Looks like he's already in the Hockey Hall of Fame based on performance.

They can't seem to get a single thing by him.

Cori LaVallett knows that all too well.

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