Grzegorz had a great relationship with his old backup, Stun Gun. Stunner got shipped to Atlanta over the offseason as a Panthers cap casualty, and is now getting a much-deserved shot as their starter. Before that happened, the two of them used to play rock-paper-scissors between periods. Grzegorz usually lost, but they still went out and got carne asada fries after practices. The new backup, George Walsh, isn't the most active person Grzegorz has ever seen. When he's not on the ice stopping pucks and randomly getting a shutout, his eyes kind of glaze over and he doesn't say anything. He has to be shuffled around by the goalie coaches and GM, who don't let any media talk to him or encourage him to interact with his teammates. Adam Prpich thinks Walsh is a zombie, while Alex Piastri has bet a steak dinner that he's alive but has some kind of locked-in syndrome that's only alleviated by puck-stopping. Grzegorz doesn't think so. Grzegorz just thinks he gave up 16 goals one time in junior and never recovered. Grzegorz never would have in his place.