All right, Patrick, eight to two last night, a throwback 1980-style ass kicking of the Montreal Canadians.

And the Wilde's fourth line was better than the Canadians's best line last night,

eight to two.

And I had this flashback to when Norm Green was here in 90, 91, 9091 was his first year. And I had this flashback to Norm calling

me one morning in, he was so desperate to tell someone

about his problems because nobody was going to the games, as Judgen, I'll tell you, nobody was

going to the games. And they had the Montreal Canadiens here in November, fairly early in the season,

and had less than 5,000 people at Met Center.

And Norm was like weeping.

That's what, then he started having cheerleaders,

and he started trying to give away money.

Remember that?

Oh, yeah.

Cash and the whole thing.

Yes.

But the mystique of the Canadians was what drove him crazy, that the Canadians could be here

and nobody would show up to watch them.

And now we have a team in Minnesota that I believe has beaten the Canadians 11 of the last 12.

I think that that, I think I saw the stat last night going into the game.

It was 10 out of 11.

11 of the last 12.

If we got Major League hockey in 1967 and if the devil had Satan had come to me and said,

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