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

Welcome to the Hockey PEDEOCast. My name is Dmitra Filipovich. And joining me is my good buddy John Mattis. John, what's going on, man? Have you had a chance to get a bit of sleep and get your bearings after last night's game seven? A little bit. Enough sleep, I would call it. I wouldn't say a lot. But it's great. I mean, this is a Canadian holiday, May 2.4, even though it's May 19th.

And we got the conference finals set, and we're coming off of Game 7.

It's, it's good times.

Yeah, it's exciting.

Yeah, so the listeners know they get a little peek behind the current here.

There's no one here at the Vancouver Sportsnet branch. I'm pretty much here on an island by myself and I'd have it no other way. We're not taking the holiday off. We got

content delivered to the fans, especially after a game seven. We've got to break it all down. We're going

to go through today what we saw in game seven of Panthers leaves, get into how Florida was able

to eventually just completely

extinguish them and leave no doubt by the end of that game.

And then maybe some big picture takeaways at the end for both sides.

Moving forward, I'll start off with this.

I was very interested to see how this game played out based on how wildly different the two previous

games in this series were, right? Game five was a 6-1 Panthers win, especially from the second

period on it was very one-sided and they blew it open. Then in game six, I did a, on Saturday

I did a show with Harmon breaking it all down and our lasting takeaway from that was this defensive effort, the Leaves put forward,

how they were keeping the Panthers to the outside, how despite all the shot volume,

none of it was really all that threatening.

Joseph Wall was able to get the shutout.

And so I wanted to see what version we'd get in this game.

And it's interesting because at the start, you know, the Panthers start off this game,

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