And then there were four.

Matt Markazian for Jeff Merrick for the next two days

as we get you set for the conference finals and now we have

our final four. Dallas wins last night to one. Seattle tried to make it close late. Oliver

Bjork strand scores and then Jordan Everly had a chance there and albeit it was a small one but Jordan

Everly had a chance to tie things up maybe I'm going a little bit too far

off the the rail there but it got close at the end.

Like after Bjark Strand Squad, I'm saying there's no way, there's 17 seconds left.

I actually had a text out to one of the members of the Dallas Stars organization that was finished I finished typing it and I

at 2-0 I was about to hit send Bjork's trans scored and I looked at my wife and I said,

Better not send this one just yet.

Think we need to hold off.

Turns out that it's Wyatt Johnston scoring the series clinching goal,

the youngest player in 31 years to score a series clinching goal.

That player that did it 31 years ago was Yarmir Yogger. So pretty good company for Wyatt Johnston.

And another guy that stood out to me last night was Rupe Hintz. And that extension that he

signed kicks in at the beginning of next season that's 8.45 million per

you look at his number you look at Jason Robertson's number you look at

at Murro Highskinnon's number and they have Jake Ottinger locked in for next year as well at a really good number.

Jim Nills managed to keep all these guys under $9 million.

I mean by the time their contracts are done we might be having a different

different conversation, but I don't think enough credit goes to Jim Nill for how he

...