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Catch the ticket daily dime. I don't know. My name is Evan Jenkins. You know who I am via this podcast, but the real star of this podcast happened on Monday, and that was with his triumphant return.

We may as well crown the man now that is Sir Pux lot AKA Kenny Cot. I guess it would be the opposite way his name is actually Kenny Cot AKA Sir Pux lot.

Call me whatever you like. Don't call me. I'm going to call you a winner today. Absolutely because that was a three in oh night. I know.

So let's let's start with what your maybe was from Monday. So Monday you came in and you're claimed to fame has been playing the overs on hockey games.

Correct. And Kenny said screw all that. I'm playing the under. So the first one that he tried out you wanted to try out your working theory because a lot of these unders were six and a half goals.

And to paraphrase that it's a playoff. So everything's going to get a little tighter and play that under. And so the Boston game last night was a winner on six and a half.

So how do you feel about the unders going to Tuesday now? Well, I mean, I said it yesterday on the pod. I said that, you know, this this podcast is moving lines and I'm influencing somehow what they do in the league.

Well, there's not a single total over six. So they they heard what we had to say they saw what happened and you know what they just said, no, thank you.

We're not going to set anymore high totals for the especially in the playoffs for the first game of playoff hockey. We're not going to do that anymore.

So I would give you an under, but it's six that six and five and a half. So there's no there's no reason to and that is too close for comfort to call one way or the other right.

Yeah, if it was six and a half or more than that for some reason, then yeah. And even for an oversake, like some of these games, they could be high scoring, but I for the first game of playoff hockey.

I mean, you saw it with that Boston Florida game, some of the power plays. It just didn't seem like there was enough cohesion to score a ton of goals. I mean, you saw it with every game yesterday.

And as a matter of fact, because on Monday, you had asked me how much of the NHL playoffs I'm not going to watch. And I said, next to none, I probably watched a combined six minutes last night. Wow, playoff hockey, because I was flipping through.

I wanted to see how you did. So I was flipping through the Boston game, the Carolina game. Carolina was playing the Islanders, correct. So it was those two that I went through.

And I watched just a little bit the crowds are into it. It's great. I watched that Povalski hit. Yeah, from the stars and wild game. Or I guess the wilder playing the stars, right. Yeah, clean hit, by the way.

And it was clean and it was awesome. And that's what makes you. I mean, people in the state of Michigan in the city of Detroit have a poster up in their wall that says,

Cronwald, and it's literally Nicholas Cronwald, leaving his feet to level dude from the Black Hawks. It's not illegal. That's not illegal anymore.

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