Matt Hennessy

And that's how that first period ended at two, two to one, despite Lightning putting some more pressure on.

But Matt Hennessy, have to mention him from that game on Saturday.

He had a superb performance.

Had a bit of criticism from that opening weekend against Romford, but he showed the quality he possesses on that Saturday.

No changes in terms of the lines either.

So very much just no one got injured from that Saturday game, which is always a positive for preseason from both sides' point of view.

Um, still Jordan Hedley starting in net for the Lightning and still Matt Hennessy in net for the Phantoms.

And it was another goal fest, as it seems to always be when Lightning play in Brighton.

But wait, there's more.

In The Wall Street Journal, commentator Matthew Hennessy tells us that Congressman Thomas Massie's claims that the Jewish lobby in America defeated him are antisemitic.

He writes, quote, "Mr.

Massie grinned as he peddled the oldest antisemitic trope in the book, that conniving Jews hold secret power, that they are puppet masters who use their money to buy politicians and bend democracy." Okay, just so I understand the rules, anyone who says it was the Jewish lobby who took out Thomas Massie is antisemitic.

It's looking at the evidence.

So one of the most damning things is and this is something that the first time I read about this, by the way, was Matthew Hennessy, who is the editor of Free Expression at the Journal.

And he had pointed out that during the signing of that executive order, The ceremony commemorating 9-11, you know, you have the ceremonial pens and Mamdani is there.

Again, it's bad enough that he's there considering who he hangs out with and how he feels that globalizing the Intifada is a good thing and whatnot.

... that the Wall Street Journal poi- uh, posted saying, "After losing a primary election Tuesday night, Rep Massie, uh, peddled the oldest antisemitic trope in the book, that conniving Jews hold secret power," writes, uh, Matthew, uh, Matthew N- Nessey, Ma- Matha Nessey.

Matt Hennessy, Matt.

Um-

That's Matt Hennessy.

Okay.

[laughs]

We named it, we funded the fight, and Kentucky Republicans sent him home.

Just, you know, it's-

With a guy that, like Brett Toth, he's very much in the mold of guys they've gotten in the past, uh, that can play center and guard, right? A guy like Jon Feliciano, a veteran player who you want to back up Jake Brendel, uh, but you can move him outside, and he can play guard.

Same with Matt Hennessy, who they had last year, can play center.

We saw him do a really good job when Jake Brendel was out, and then move to guard.

I think Brett Toth is too valuable to the 49ers for them to make a decision to give the job, uh, to Drake Nugent.