We're back. I'm not Drew. I'm Roth. This is the distraction. Drew is absent this

week due to some stuff going on. And so playing the role of me, he's going to be acting exactly as I would if I were in my normal

role on the podcast and I'll be acting exactly like Drew, so you're going to get used to me being

louder. Ray Ratto, our friend, Defector Staffer, how's it going man, what's happening?

Edwin Diaz is being wronged. Is that enough of you?

Yeah, sorta. Could you sound a little sadder when you say it?

Would that be possible?

I want to get to the Edwin Diaz story because, you know, first of all, I'm in charge of the

podcast now, so it's not all going to be met stuff but I wanted to

while you are here and then also because I've been hearing from enough people and I've been

reading on our website apparently the Stanley finals, which just ended as we're recording, were

interesting. Ray, were they?

Well, here's the funny thing about it.

It was, the games for the most part were not interesting because most of them were lopsided one way or the other.

Yes. But it was the order in which... of them were lopsided one way or the other.

Yes.

But it was the order in which they fell.

That was interesting.

Florida won the first three games,

which you automatically means you're ticketed to glory and honor and vast amounts of money.

He fed it in Valhalla.

They lost the next three to the best player in the world, Connor McDavid, setting up a game seven in which Canada, which

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