Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey PEDEOCast with your host, Dmitri Filipovich.

Welcome to the Hockey PEDEOCast. My name is Dmitra Filipovich and joining me here in studio, my good buddy, Kevin Woodley. Kevin, what's going on in?

We missed a month, buddy. It's been too long.

We did. We had the Olympics. We had the trade deadline.

I feel like the schedule was just completely out of whack.

And unfortunately, we put you to the back burner.

But not any longer because we got you back on.

And I generally try to get you on at least once a month.

If I had my way I'd be every day honestly

because I love speaking with you but also I need your help in deciphering what's going on with goalies

and so we're going to play catch up today I've got a fun list of topics for us let's start with this

because I was watching habs versus Sends on a Wednesday night.

It was one of only two games on the schedule. And there's been a lot of discussion this year,

certainly about Ottawa and comparing their defensive environment, defensive metrics versus

the output in terms of goals against because of the goaltending they've been receiving.

And it was another really tough loss for them. They'd been playing better. They were just coming off a shutout here in Vancouver with James Reimer and that. They give up the game winning goal with about seven-ish minutes left in regulation. And the reason why it was such a tough loss was I was looking at this. If they had won that game against the Habs, their playoff odds would have shot all the way up to 58% probability

with the loss. It dropped them back down to 39%. They've got 18 games left here. 11 of them are

home. They're five points back of the Bruins. I really want to talk about Linus Omark and the

goal-tending for you because on the one hand, since coming back from his leap of absence,

Allmark had played pretty well, I thought.

Like, he'd given up two goals against or less in, I believe, six of his last seven games

heading into this one against the Habs.

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