Okay, Game 2 is in the books we look forward to Game 3 between the Colorado Avalanche

and the Tampa Bay Lightning, alongside Elliott Friedman and Emil Dullich.

You know, normally in playoff games, when the Tampa Bay Lightning are trailing, I always

say to myself, Tampa's still not out of this, but on Saturday night, Elliott, I caught

myself not saying so much, Tampa's not out of it.

More so, I kept saying to myself, when's Tampa going to get in to this game?

That was a dominant performance we just saw a clinic some would say by the Colorado Avalanche.

Your thoughts?

I have just left the arena to go back to the hotel, the start of the pedicast as a word.

I am still in shock, Jeff, by what I just witnessed.

Like I was walking by Mike Lane, who was a producer here for TSM, and we were just talking

to each other about that might have been one of the most dominant performances that we

have seen considering the quality of the team that was absolutely dominant.

I cannot believe what I just saw.

I am literally without speech, I am speechless.

We'll see what happens to Game 3, of course, but listen, 31-17, the shots, 7-0 is the final

score, a kill McCarrer, with a pair of goals in the third period, Valerating a Chushkin,

scores a pair of goals as well.

It was Oddman Rush, it was Breakaway, and you know what, Elliott, this was obvious really

early on, and we talked about it in Game 1 as well.

I don't know that I've ever seen Tampa hemmed in like that, like how many times did you

say to yourself, Tampa cannot get the puck out of their own zone and couldn't all night

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