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

Welcome to the HockeyPedioCast. My name's Dmitra Filipovich and joining me here in studios, my good buddy Thomas Trans. Tom, what's going on, man?

Great game tonight, or this afternoon, I suppose, the one matinee game of the conference final, really enjoyed it.

Thought the result did a disservice to a Dallas Stars performance that I actually thought was wildly impressive in spots,

especially in that second period.

Yeah, we'll have some interesting conversations.

The Florida Panthers riding high, the Carolina Hurricanes, disgracing the metro.

There's lots to get into, bud.

There is.

The Sunday special, as you can tell, is back.

We're back!

We had a one-week hiatus while you were away on vacation, and yet, honestly, I'm not sure if other people feel this way, but for me personally, it felt like an eternity.

It may as well have been, and so it's awesome to be here back in studio. said we got this Stars Oilers game three matinee on this lovely Sunday and we watch it here

together in studio in the control room and now we're recording right after with all of our takes

everything we saw how we're feeling about the series at this point right off the cuff after

the final buzzer of this game you mentioned kind of the flow of it and maybe the score line, the 6-1 final distorting.

Like if you didn't watch this game, you just look at it being like, oh, wow, the Oilers kind of

built off of what they did in the first two games and ran away with it. In some sense, they did.

And I'm going to get more into that in a second here. But I'm totally with you when you watch that second period

and in totality, the shots on goal in just that second period alone, 22 to 7, Dallas, high danger

chances according to natural statuary 11 to 2 for the stars. And yet despite all those looks,

they come out of that period going into the third with nothing to show for all of that work because with

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