He’s right. The place had just gone wild after MacArthur scored his first goal since April 19, 2015. He tied it up 1-1 on the power play in what was an emotional moment for him, the crowd and his teammates.

Even coach Guy Boucher was touched by it.

“For me, personally, I had the goosebumps because we know what he’s been through and we know how much the players care,” Boucher said.

Nobody enjoyed it more than MacArthur.

“It was awesome. It was just a great celebration,” MacArthur said. “You know everyone wanted me to get one, at least that’s what it felt like. The whole city has been having to listen to me the last couple of years trying to make comebacks. To get that ovation will probably the best moment I have in hockey.”

Yes, and it feels a lot better with a win.

:rock::rock::rock: