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Minnesota Wild PONDcast — Brock Faber. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00You're listening to the official Minnesota wild pond cast presented by Acresher. I want to ask you just about college hockey frozen for this time of year. You're not that far removed rock. How much did it impact you? How much fun was it to be a college for this time of year? Yeah, it was the best. You know, starts to get warmer and that just means playoff hockey and that's the best feeling everyone's strengths when you're still playing hockey in the spring. The warmer it gets, the longer you go, it's great. It's a great feeling and obviously miss those days a bunch. Last year you guys had to wait till game 80 to goalie pull score in the dying seconds to punch a playoff spot. There's a chance either tonight or tomorrow you can punch a ticket. How much more enjoyable would this experience be to not have that stress level to the very end? Yeah, I mean, it's, you know, you look back on it. It's actually pretty fun to think about, right? It's like you're battling every night for your life and you know, when it's those big meaningful games,
1:03that's when they're the most fun. But yeah, obviously a little less stress this year. So hopefully knock on wood, right? Just, you know, put together some wins. We, it was a good reset for us. It was a good break for us. We're excited to get going again. Would it make any difference for you, whether you clinch it by winning tomorrow, or whether you said watch the score more tonight and have somebody on the horse? You know what, at the end of the day, it's however you do it. We obviously earned it. Like I mentioned, it's been a tough stretch, but teams go through that. Especially you're in that in between where you're like, it's going to happen. We're going to do it, but it's just like, you know, it's not there yet. I don't know. I think whether you're sitting on the couch or you're playing and clinching, I think it's the same way you earned it and it's exciting. It's really exciting and yeah, can't wait. The small area games are a big part of American hockey development. I mean, is it weird when you're out there with NHLers doing the same stuff that, you know, they're like, squirts and pee-wees are doing?
2:04I mean, honestly, it's the most fun when we play those games. We all are yelling and screaming and it gets competitive. And it's like we're kids again. You know, that's what's, it's important to have that. It's important when you're a kid and it's important to still enjoy those games, get competitive and push each other. It's fun. Those are always the best practice days when we have those smaller areas. For an extraordinary advantage in sports, you need a game plan. For an extraordinary advantage everywhere else, all you need is accuracy. With a high-tech human approach to insurance, cybersecurity and more, AcroShare helps you take care of what you care about. That makes winning easy. See what AcroShare's extraordinary advantage can do for you at AcroShare.com.
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