That Huet smells blood in the water?  He was okay in his first win against Ottawa (obviously good enough to win) and less than stellar the rest of his games, all without Theodore on the bench ready to take over.  Now that Theo is being taught a lesson/being given a break/being sat for whatever reason (please circle your opinion) and on the bench, Huet is playing his best hockey and perhaps trying to make a case for himself for Gainey to make a deal (cripes, 28 shots and saves after 2 periods) 

P.S. - I hope that Huet will not be the number one, I'm just trying to get into the head of the guy.