WCSH-TV in Portland invited Lucas to join the analyst team for a halftime report. As the Timber's schedule was clear for that day, Lucas, somewhat reluctantly, agreed. Lucas was always a very camera shy person. In real life he was very charismatic and could easily make people smile and laugh, but on TV it was actually rather existential for him, even the thought of knowing he could be talking to tens of thousands of people behind a screen across the world. Another thing is, well, he really doesn't know that much about hockey rules. Like, he knows the obvious stuff and everything he needs for properly playing, but it only goes to an extent where rules get complex past the actual level of play. During his actual analysis during halftime, this does cause some subtle setbacks, but he is able to fill them by using powerful words and language, electrifying the audience. Overall, Lucas does relatively okay with a halftime show and connecting with the others at the desk, but he has to try to avoid thinking about the cameras as much as possible. And also has to avoid getting involved in any deep hockey rules analysis discussion. But still overall pretty okay.