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

Welcome to the HockeyPedioCast. My name is Dmitra Filipovich, and joining me is my good buddy Thomas Trans Tom. What's going on then?

No much, man. Game two, let's go. Beautiful day here, too. It is a beautiful day. We are ahead of my notes here. We're coming off the thriller from game one. We were supposed to record on Thursday, fresh off of game one. We have to push it back to this Friday morning. So hopefully people will slow have time to listen before tonight's game two.

But it was a thriller, right? And you were in the house for the crowd was certainly electric as that

comeback was taking place within that five minutes banner. So loudest have ever heard that building.

So the Canucks come back. If you somehow are waking up from a coma,

you missed what happened. Wednesday's game one. The Canucks came back. They were trailing 4-1,

kind of late in the second, come back, then scored three goals within a five-minute span in the third

to take game one. Let's get into all of it, both from the perspective of kind of what we saw

from game one, but also I think maybe even more importantly what's sort of

actionable i think for the rest of the series right because regardless of the result this seems

like it's shaping up to be a pretty long highly competitive series and so i think there's a lot for us

to unpack here as you roll your eyes as i said that well i just um bring bring me, bring me length, bring me more games in May.

That's what I'm here for.

No, the, I mean, the Canucks outplayed the Oilers so thoroughly five on five throughout that game.

I mean, with the exception of the first period where it was like 50-50,

like Vancouver started to really pour it on.

And, you know, it's just hard for me to know.

I guess after one game, like, I'm not shocked that the Canucks can skate with the Oilers, right?

Like that doesn't shock me given how we've seen this

team play five on five, what we saw them do to the Nashville Predators in round one, a team that I

actually think highly of. Like, I don't think that was, by any means, like a soft first round

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