Aarif Dean

In round two, zero, zero, minus six.

So some of the stars are struggling.

Yeah, Chris, so you're watching the Montreal Canadiens, and that place is unbelievable.

It looks like a lot of fun.

Tell us a little bit about your experience playing in Montreal and how you see that translating to some good playoff hockey right now.

Well, you produced a lot better than most people to be there.

The questions with Hudson is like, okay, he's small.

When the going gets tough, can he do it?

You know, I watched the other series, Colorado, Minnesota, and they beat the hell out of Quinn Hughes, Kale McCarr.

I don't think if they played another game, I don't know if he'd be playing.

Like, Hudson's doing okay.

He's just so good at not getting hit, I guess.

Yeah.

You know, looking at this series, I can't help but notice, you know, we played a clip before, Lindy Ruff kind of complaining to the league almost, like getting in the ear of, hey, I'm worried that they're embellishing.

Do you think that you can affect the reffing, that coaches can actually sort of swing things a little or bias them in any way before a game?

So last one for me, just your thoughts watching this Carolina Hurricanes team, which hasn't lost in playoffs yet.

Like, are they that dominant?

Are they that good?

Have they had soft competition?

Where do you sit on?