Matt Dushane, middle name, boat sway.

Boat Swain.

All his goals are effing insane.

In the slot, that is his domain.

All his shots are slain, top shelf aim, slappers rain, five whole gained. All right shots are slain. Top shelf ain't. Slappers rain. Five hold gained.

All right. 237 here on the sweet spot. He's David Mino. I'm Sean Bass. And say it isn't so. It's the final

Matt Dushane show of this 24, 25 seasons. Let's go to the Diamond Factory ticket hotline and say

hello to number 95 of your Dallas

stars. And yeah, Ham, we got a sponsor? Globe Life. Right. Thank you, Globe Life. And hello

vacationing, Matt Dushane. How we doing, sir? Hey, how's it going? Uh, going well, going well.

Hopefully you and yours are getting away, getting your mind off of things.

But let's just jump right in. How have you been digesting how the season came to an end?

You know, it's tough. The further you go, the harder it is to, you know, to lose out.

Especially as you get a little bit older, like I guess I'm getting in terms

of my hockey career, you know, it gets harder every year.

So, yeah, I mean, disappointing.

It was a bizarre series.

I think, you know, it's funny even talking to guys about it because I've tried to almost

completely detach myself from it.

I find that's a little bit easier than kind of going through all the motions of it.

I guess I'd probably, you know, let it sit in my subconscious for a while and then come back to it at some point.

But, yeah, I know it was a bizarre series.

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