yes he is because Kane called his shot and he has gotten Rask with forhand, backhand, top shelf time and time again. regulation, overtime, shootout you name it.
i never noticed before after the first goal the back and forth between Kane and Rask, there is no Blackhawk over there where he's pointing but i just always assumed he was pointing to a teammate. no he had to have been pointing at Rask and then the fist pump, it's so random and ridiculous Rask isn't even mad and finds it funny.
Remember when the Flyers were on the good side of the draft lottery exactly a decade later with the 2nd overall pick in 2017? With Cale Makar, Elias Pettersson, and Miro Heiskanen all there for the taking, the Flyers took...Nolan Patrick. And going back to 2007, the Flyers could’ve taken Logan Couture, Ryan McDonagh, Max Pacioretty, David Perron, or Jakub Voracek (instead of having to give up Jeff Carter and a first round pick for him), but instead took James Van Riemsdyk.
@@oceanthresher6184 You missed the entire point. 2007 was the first year of the lottery to see who got the 1st pick instead of the worst team. Kane should’ve been a Flyer
@@slappadabass3290 except the draft lottery was first implemented in 1995, not 2007. Ironically, the Blackhawks had had the second worst record in the league in 2003-04, but moved down a spot in the draft after the lottery, and missed out on Evgeni Malkin. I don’t hear Chicago whining about it years later, because the Hawks didn’t throw up their hands and push the narrative that the league doesn’t want them to win, so they might as well stop trying.