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

Welcome to the Hockey PEDEOCast. My name is is Dimitra Filipovich and joining me to close out the

week in style. My good buddy, Kevin Woodley, Woodley, what's going on in? Not much, not much. You know,

you would think that things get less busy when the local team's not playing, but I find that

things have been busier. So I guess it's because it's all this good playoff hockey we've been watching. Yes, and that's what we're going to do here today.

I wanted to have you on.

It's been a while since we chatted.

We haven't gone to do this yet in the playoffs.

And one of my favorite things to do with you is to get into the nitty-gritty of goalie tendencies.

I think there's a lot of unfounded claims on a lot of these broadcasts and certainly online. When you see a goalie struggle in a

particular way, the narrative takes shape and then people run with it, you're actually one of the

few people I trust that's qualified to break this stuff down in an intelligent manner. And so what I

want to do with you today is go through the relative strengths and weaknesses from every round two perspective.

Kind of looking at offense versus defense, where the goalies involved are most vulnerable,

almost conduct a little bit of a pre-scout of our own.

Obviously, we've gotten to see one and two games of every matchup so far and round one,

of course.

But I want to get into all these guys that are playing such prominent roles in the

postseason and discuss what you're seeing, what teams should be trying to target, where they can

exploit them, all that good stuff. Do you want to start out West and get into Hellebuck

for Saundjer because it feels like Connor Hellebuck for mostly bad reasons has dominated a lot

of the conversation this postseason.

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