Oh, no, sorry, Dan, I'm just doing the podcast, but are you with, yeah, with Merrick, yeah, yeah, yeah, but just say Merrick stinks. Merrick stinks. Yeah, yeah, okay.

So 15 years to the day that Patrick Kane was drafted first overall by the Chicago Black Hawks,

Nazum Codre scores a goal that reminded us of the Stanley Cup winner,

scored by Patrick Kane, Elliot in 2010. Welcome to 32 thoughts. The podcast America alongside Elliot Friedman and Amal.

Della, she has 15 years to the day that Patrick Kane was drafted.

Nazum Codre scores that goal, Elliot.

Not some cadre inside the circle. Cadre, where's the puck? How did that not go in?

It did. It did go in.

It did. It did. We did.

He scores Nazum Codre. I don't believe it.

Codre ended the line of he gets the overtime winner and you don't have to go home,

but you can't stay here because this party is over.

Let's start at the end and work our way back.

First of all, Colorado, just an assault on the Tampa Bay Lightning and overtime.

It seemed like Valerie and a chushkin was out there for the entire OT.

Your thoughts on what we saw, the Codre goal, the full overtime, the performance by the avalanche.

First of all, I had to tip to you real credit. That's a great full on Patrick Kane.

I also thought about Marie Philly-Poulin's goal at one of the world championships during COVID,

the one that won the gold medal. Yeah, last summer. I can't even remember what it was.

It's a major championship. Post game interview. I don't even know what day it is anymore.

Nevermind what year. And it just reminded me that goal score is goal.

You know, very few people know what's in just like Kane knew it was in Marie Philly-Poulin knew it was in.

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