Vincent Damphousse

Yeah.

Remember Vinnie Damphousse could score in a, in a beautiful breakaway.

Yep.

So-

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Sergio Momesso, euh, Eddie Olczyk, euh, Vincent Damphousse.

En tout cas, j'en ai-

Ah, c'est cool.

They can both hover around that twenty goal mark, which I think is great.

But I also think that there's never been a time, maybe go back to the Vinnie Damphousse, Pierre Turgeon, Mark Recchi days.

I don't think there's been a time there's been this many talented players on your top five.

Like, Canadiens have five players.

I, I gotta say, uh, I fired this one up and I was going through my roster and I was like, "Oh man, Pierre Turgeon's there.

Vinnie Damphousse, my favorite player of all time.

Saku Koivu was there." Uh, but your goalie in this one, as the Habs, your starting goalie is Jocelyn Thibault.

And I had used to love Jocelyn Thibault when I was little because my hero, Patrick Roy, got traded for him.

You're talking about a player that's earned a spot in the NHL versus rushing a player to the NHL who wasn't ready, and we did way too much of that, and that still exists.

So I look at, say, a Wendel Clark or a Vincent Damphousse that came out and they were ready for the NHL even as underage players.

Gavin Mackenna is certainly ready for the NHL.

Uh, I, I think the Chicago Blackhawks protected Conor Bedard too much early on.