Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey P.D.O.cast with your host, Dmitri

Filippovich.

Welcome to the Hockey PEOCast. My name is D Demetra Filipovich and joining me here in studio, my good buddy, Kevin Woodley, Kevin. What's going on, man?

It's almost feels like back-to-back games. Like it's been only a couple weeks. Usually it's like a full month in between, but we're squeezing it in. I'm excited about this. Yeah, this is probably the quickest turnaround we have. We try to have you on once a month.

Technically, we're still sticking to that because your last

appearance was in January, but it was only a couple weeks ago.

But I wanted to get you back because I feel like last

time not only was it a bang or a show and everyone loved it,

but we left so much meat on the bone because we got deep

on like two or three topics as we typically do and then we had like three or four

left over on my to do list that we didn't have time for so we're going to circle back and get

into them today here's what I just want to start with I want to talk a little bit about this kind

of quote unquote next gen of goalies now it's obviously young goalies we've already seen

in limited sample size in the NHL, but we have enough

to kind of talk about both their numbers and also what we're seeing from them on tape.

They're typically goalies who are in that sort of 23, 24 year old range, let's say.

And I've got a few that I'm pretty excited about in terms of what we're seeing, especially

recently.

And I wanted to pick your brain about it, I guess, and hear what you have to say. So let's start with Spencer

Knight. Seven appearances in Florida's last 16 games since the start of the new year. He's got a

939 state percentage in those 11 total goals against. Now, it includes this cluster of backups,

or back-to-back, sorry, that the Panthers have had here in the month of January. Now, what's interesting, and it seems like Paul Maurice

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