We are going to hear from Kenny Albert every single hour, and rightly so, because you've got all over the internet.

It's like hear Kenny's electric game winning call, and it certainly was on NBC.

Hewlett's up behind the neck.

And it's Worenski.

Now Jack Hughes, puts it around the car, the United States with numbers.

Walk across it comes.

Jack Hughes Wigick, the golden goal for the United States.

For the first time since the 1980 miracle, the United States takes the gold.

Yeah, and that was Kenny Albert on NBC. Great call. Absolutely, great call. He, Eddie, Alchick, Catherine Tappen, and, of course, Brian Boucher, who did say in the beginning of the game was the best game he's ever seen, and it's a privilege to be able to broadcast the game. Yeah, I mean, he said it was the quickest he's ever seen hockey at that level in his life.

And that's the guy who's seen a lot of hockey.

So it shows you what's what was going on inside both of these things. I mean, I think Kenny Albert, for my money, you know, obviously had a great Olympics. Mike Torrico had a great Olympics. Yeah, I was going to bring him up because you didn't mention him as part of the broadcast.

But he, I mean, he's not known as a hockey guy.

I mean, this guy was just, he was right there.

He was, he was perfect for the situation. So, yeah, I mean, NBC did a really, really good job with this. So here's some reaction after the overtime win, the gold medal and all that. Here's the head coach Mike Sullivan talking about his guy, Jack Hughes. So I think Jack had a terrific tournament, you know, from the first game on, you know,

the goals he scored were big-time goals. You know, it's an emotional rollercoaster when you

go through these, when you go through these experiences. And he certainly cashed in, as we know, use himself.

Jack, not Quinn, was on NBC afterwards,

and he was asked what this means to him.

This is all about our country right now.

I love the USA.

I love my teammates.

It's unbelievable.

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