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

Filipovich.

Welcome to the Hockeyedio cast. My name is Dmitra Filipovich and joining me once again on another

Sunday for our Sunday special, my good buddy Thomas Trans, Tom, what's going on, man?

I'm doing well, buddy. How are you? I'm doing well. Give me a monologue off the top.

Oh, right. You can't just actually answer my question. I can't ease into this. Yeah.

Yeah, no, I'm, I'm doing well.

I'm thinking about what I watched this week.

I've been obviously focused on the Canucks as I would be.

So I saw back-to-back games, including what I thought was as comical, a performance, not a performance, because I don't think either team played poorly

so much as I thought it was just a perfect encapsulation of the hilarity that is

following hockey where, you know, The Wild for 35 minutes in Vancouver last night, like

Boldie, Caprizov, I mean, generating quality

scoring chances at will, Zuccarello, I mean, just skating circles around the Canucks.

Things weren't going their way. There were like a lot of moments where they were over skating

the puck or bobbing it, but they still were just so dynamic and looked like they were

in complete control.

And then across six shots, the Canucks score four goals on the hottest goaltender in hockey.

One of them is disallowed.

All of them are unscreened wrist shots.

All of them are taken by non-goal scoring threats, right?

Like guys who are not going to hit 15 goals total on the air.

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