Biron on Bobrovsky's tough start, Hiller's lack of challenge and Fowler's outlook with the Canadiens

here's marty braun our tsn hockey analyst joining us here on the maple toyota hotline marty good to see you um bob bob playing well but not getting a win is can a 38 year old future hall of famer is there a um you know is there any positive in that in your opinion

Yeah, I think there's always positive individually when you play well.

Getting a win is the main thing.

But I watched last night's game very much paying attention to Bob because I felt like there was moments in the early part of the season where he was very low to the ice, late on certain plays, a little bit too much on his toes.

and noodles you know when you're like forward if there's a pass going back door you can't get there because you have to bring your body back first and then go across so I felt like he was much better in his positioning yesterday now I'll ask you this question you know Utah makes it 2-1 on the Andrew Peake goal and I thought you know what if you're Jim Hiller challenge like tell your goalie we're on your side here and challenge because I know it's a 50-50, but the rule book states that when a goalie is set, whether inside or outside his crease, that you cannot run the goalie over, and that's what happened here.

Dude, he didn't run him over, Marty.

Let's get serious here.

Look at Bobrovsky put his leg out to make that.

He ran him over.

Look at the

follow-through on the forearm, too.

Forearm shiver off the back of the helmet.

He ran him

over.

If Bob comes up outside his crease at the same time, I get it.

But he was there, set.

You've got to avoid the goalie there.

I would have liked the challenge.

Even if they failed the challenge, that would have sent a message, hey, Bob, we're with you.

You're playing good, and we're going to protect you.

You're one of us.

And they didn't do it, and I was disappointed.

I agree.

That's what I was going to ask you, Marty.

You thought it was goaltender interference.