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NHL star Corey Perry has built a career out of doing two things really well, scoring goals and getting under people's skin.

Sergey Jeff's dance is shot right back called the South as a score. Rebound tucked in by Corey Perry. Another power play goal.

That's like a cross check in the kidneys from Corey Perry. Your kidneys are back there, you're sleep.

And that's why I also went down in a hurry. A dangerous, dangerous play.

And while Perry has a reputation for being both an amazing score and a sometimes dirty player,

the Affleck's Joe Smith recently discovered that he also has a very different side.

Today Joe explains the two halves of Corey Perry and why together they've made him one of the NHL's longest tenured superstars.

Plus, why Perry could be the key to the Tampa Bay Lightning lifting the Stanley Cup for a third straight season.

From Wondering and the Affleck, I'm Anders Keltow. It's Wednesday, January 19th, and this is the lead.

So Joe, I understand you are currently on a West Coast road trip with the Tampa Bay Lightning. So where exactly are we catching you right now?

I'll bring an LA. Actually, staying out in Santa Monica. So it's like 20 minutes drive from downtown. I wanted to wait the downtown traffic and mess. So decided to stay a little closer to the water here and enjoy the board walk in the beach here.

Yeah, well, hey, you're a Tampa guy. That was take close to the ocean. And you know, after a year and a half of not being able to go to away games, has it been nice to get back on the road?

That's great. You know, I know we're still kind of in Zoom interviews, often on the last month because of all the outbreaks and stuff. But it's, you know, it's nice to be able to be traveling and be on the road and be able to see the skates, the practices and games in person.

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