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

Welcome to the Hockey Pediocast. My name is Dimitra Filipovich and joining me for a post game following the game seven of the Stanley Cup final with the Florida Panthers.

Coming back to win it all is my good buddy, Thomas Trance.

Tom, what's going on, man?

Oh man, just soaking up the Stanley Cup final broadcast.

It was a great game. I really liked the pace,

especially the first period. You know, I thought the second period was fascinating in part because

honestly kind of reminiscent of the first three games of the series. I thought the,

from about the 15 minute mark until the Sam Reinhardt goal, I thought the Oilers played their best 10 minutes of the night.

Like I really thought just at the moment where it felt like the Oilers were beginning to turn the screws on the Panthers,

Reinhardt gets the Stanley Cup winning goal against the grain, sort of handcuffs, Stuart Skinner. One, I'm sure he'd want to have

back. I mean, obviously right now, he'd want to have it back. And then we saw the lockdown

defensive game that I think makes this Florida Panthers team champions. Like a worthy champion,

yep. Yeah, well, but like that, that play where McDavid kind of gets it down low off some high

low action.

It was like the one time, the only time all night, frankly, especially the only time in

the third period, where the Oilers were able to take a bit of a can opener to, sorry,

where the Oilers were able to take a can opener to the Panthers in zone.

And it's Forsling who ties him up.

It's Montor with the stick check on Hyman.

And then it's Luce Doreen and coming in with the save.

And then it's Sam Bennett covering it up, which really all just sort of emphasizes for me how

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