Dan Rosen

like a Sean Couturier who feels like he's been there forever.

I definitely think you can see it when you watch the Flyers play.

Like I said, I think there's an energy with this group.

Now, they'll get past this series.

What happens when things get a little harder, right?

If they play Carolina in the next round and things get harder and the Hurricanes with all their experience in the playoffs playing their brand of hockey and

it's going to be a little bit different for the Flyers.

You wonder if they're going to run out of some steam at that point.

But right now, they're rolling.

They look good, and I think there's a great deal of togetherness there.

And Taka spoke about it, and I think it shows up when you watch them play.

Yeah, I think it has.

Game one certainly did not.

Game one was unexpected.

Didn't see it happening that way.

The Wilds Mountain win 6-1, and they really were just dominant.

The Stars played a regular season game in January, on a Tuesday in January, and Minnesota played a playoff game.

But it changed in game two, and certainly last night here in Minnesota was different.

A lot of special teams, but – and it's so tight, though.

Like, that five-on-five is so tight.