Darrell Razor Ray, who was on the call last night with Josh Bogorod.

It's not the way we saw this thing ending.

Razors, especially after the stars went up 1-0 in the series.

Good morning, first of all.

How are we feeling this morning?

Your voice is soothing to me this morning.

That's very kind.

Well, before we talk about Otter,

let's talk about how they got up to nothing.

And that with the combination of pulling him, we played the audio earlier.

It didn't seem to surprise you because of the fact that it was two shots and all of a sudden it's two nothing and here goes out or out of the game and DeSmith comes in.

You didn't seem too surprised by the decision.

What did you think of it? Well, on one level, you could, you can, I guess, kind of understand it,

I guess. It's, it smacked a little bit of frustrated panic at that juncture.

It's so early.

Look, coaches usually don't take their timeout and pull their goalie all at the same time.

Like, you yank your goalie that can work as a timeout.

And usually they take the time out to reset or chew out or simmer down and

and then if that doesn't have the desired effect then you know soon after you change the

goaltender but they went kind of nuclear with 88% of a must-win game yet to be played and just you know ran out of a

patience it was just getting stacked up where they they they couldn't get ahead of the oilers and

you know bang bang they're they're down immediately and you know a minute after the change in goal they're down three. And, you know, a minute after the change in goal, they're down 3-0.

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