Hey, hey guys, thanks guys. I'm just doing it now. Okay, what's your name? So Rob just come here for a quick sec. Rob's walking by me. We're outside our hotel.

What do you want to say to Jeff? Oh, man, you got to start doing this by yourself.

Not enough Jeff.

Okay, Elliot to start the podcast. I want you to work with me on something here. Okay. Okay.

We've seen Bill Daley hand the Stanley Cup to Gabriel Landiscock. We've seen Kale McCarrer win the Consmouth trophy.

We've seen each player, coach, manager, all of them with the Stanley Cup. We've seen hugs from the families. We've seen tears.

We've seen some great on ice interviews. The boys in the room with the booze and all of that. But you know what, Elliot? What's that?

I still think Tampa can come back and make this a series.

That's excellent. That was well set up. I have to say.

But it all seriousness. Congratulations to the Colorado Avalanche and also you know what, Elliot?

Congratulations to both organizations for giving us a really incredible Stanley Cup final.

You were there. So you and D on the ice, doing some fantastic interviews.

We're going to get the cadre in a couple of seconds here. But take us to the building.

What are your takeaways going to be from this one?

You know, I have to say that that's actually the Cadden family walking by me.

Oh, that's great. As they leave the building to go back to their hotel.

You know, I have to say that overall, this is one of the best playoff years I remember.

Like one of the things I look forward to every year is whatever travel I get to do for the Stanley Cup playoffs.

And obviously two years ago, there was nothing last year.

We got to go to three games in the final, which felt fantastic.

But this year, we got a phenomenal playoff. I don't think it goes down as the best ever.

I think it just misses, but it was a phenomenal playoff.

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