David Amber

Not get too high, not get too low.

It sounds like such a cliche, but I bet you he's sitting there and he's probably preaching to them like, this is a 0-0 game.

Yeah, we won the first two, but if they come and win game three, it's a whole new series.

And preaching probably, we need to stick to the discipline that we showed in the first two games and not get ahead of ourselves.

But this is everything.

I mean, tonight is the series, right?

And it could completely – it's one of those swing games where if Pittsburgh wins, suddenly we have a series.

But if the Flyers win, it's a massive road for Pittsburgh.

I am really interested, though, in – you know what?

It feels to me in watching – I haven't watched a ton of this series, but I've watched enough to sort of say, God, Pittsburgh looks like the slower team generally.

Guys, doesn't it feel like they've not run out of gas, but we talked about how old they were the whole season, and now it's like, oh, yeah, they look old now.

Yeah.

And maybe they've just delayed the inevitable, right?

Like they're,

I don't think anyone's looking at this Pittsburgh team and saying this is a Stanley Cup caliber team.

So if the goal is to not just make the playoffs but to win a Stanley Cup, they probably have to, as you say, in earnest begin the rebuild.

One thing I will say, and leave Sidney Crosby out of this because he's just above and beyond what a team does.

I think Sidney Crosby has earned the right to...

If he wants to be traded, he can ask to be traded.

If he wants to stay in Pittsburgh for another three years and play, he's earned that right.