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

Filipovich.

Welcome to the Hockey Pee-Ocast.

My name is Amitra Filipovich.

And joining me is my good buddy Thomas Trans.

Tom, what's going on, man?

Doing well.

Coming from, I guess it's the, it's not the Air Canada Center,

Scotia Bank Place in Toronto,

where I just watched the Canucks beat the Toronto

Maple Leafs Vancouver's first regulation win in eight tries, but a really sick,

Olias Pedersen game and a really sick Quinn Hughes game. So that's always good. Like that's, that's,

that was actually even if they only had 17 shots they led the whole night they flew in day of game

but i actually think what we saw tonight was like what the canucks can look like when they have some

juice and that more than anything has been their issue across the last eight games so uh enjoyed

seeing sort of a leas peterson turned back the clock in terms of his defensive play and

Quinn Hughes do Quinn Hughes stuff all night well it was kind of the recipe what we spoke about

a couple weeks ago when we were I admit it might have been when we were doing the bearers bullcase or

even before that but when the Canucks had that stretch where they shut out the panthers and the avalanche

and kind of threw it back to last year and put together these defensive masterclasses.

It was kind of what we were talking about, this sort of vision of what this Canucks team under Rick Tocke, if they're going to be a contender in the West, what that looks like.

And it is like this.

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