Craig Button

And it's about finding ways to win.

And I think that for Suzuki and Slavkovski and Caulfield, that there's a lot of things that they do really well, five on five that don't always show up in goals.

And I, I think it's sometimes a little bit too easy to just look at five on five play, uh,

You know, if the pilot play goal is only counted for half a goal, I guess you'd be more concerned, but they score, they get chances, they make plays.

They're not being denied.

Like I thought in game one against Buffalo, that, that, that was arguably, I mean, game six was just the second and third periods for Montreal was just a collective bad effort in one.

was what I thought was the top line's worst game.

They weren't dangerous.

They weren't in and around it.

Other than that, I think they've been really solid.

If you ask them, they would like to take advantage of their chances.

I mean, two great saves by UPL on Cole Caulfield, the glove in the glove, a couple of backhand chances.

They're in and around it.

Like, what you got to do is just keep encouraging them to just stay with it.

Stay with it.

Good goal scorers, good offensive players.

They need to get their looks.

And then, you know, you trust that they'll ultimately finish.

You don't get 51 goals.

You don't get 70 points.