I'm Ryan Lambert from Elite Prospect. I'm Sean McInu from the Athletic. And folks, Florida

Panthers. They did it. They didn't blow it. I guess they just didn't blow it. They didn't blow it

they just didn't blow it they didn't do it i guess they didn't

complete the worst collapse in possibly team sports history.

Certainly it would have been for story.

I mean the the Falcons blown a 28 to 3 lead was

kind of the only other candidate I think.

But now we don't have to argue about it, because they got it.

They did it.

That's absolutely true.

Never in doubt.

Ha ha.

Well, let me let me say this.

From that early goal, what was it like seven minutes into the game or whatever?

I was like, okay, this one's over we're done here

No never a doubt in my mind from that moment on that even when the Euler scored almost right away

Yeah, well mm-hmm okay because I just I watched that game and I was like the Panthers are back to playing the kind of hockey that won them the first three games of the series. Yeah. You know what I mean? Like when they were losing they look like completely overwhelmed

they couldn't handle McDavid and drycital and Bouchard and Hymen and all those guys they

just couldn't handle them and you you know, they were really throwing their bodies around in a way you didn't see in games five through seven or four through six I mean. And I was just like okay they are fully whatever was wrong it looks like they

figured it out and you know obviously they still only one two to one it wasn't a blow-up by any like any stretch of the imagination like it wasn't one of those games where it's like yeah it was two one but it might as well have been like five one you know nothing like that. I was fully convinced the Panthers were winning as soon as that first goal went in.

Wow. I was in doubt right up until the end, even though I did feel like, like it felt going into

the game like the vibes were so on the Euler side that you kind of figured.

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