David Amber

So I love the pace.

I think that's what's made it a fun series, right?

Like, it's up and down the ice.

It's frenetic.

And it's going to maybe come down to goaltending and special teams.

And if it does come down to goaltending and special teams, you know, it's such a – the margins are this tight.

Dobish has been spectacular this whole postseason, as has Freddie Anderson.

You guys were talking about the con smite.

You know, Freddie Anderson, before game one where he allowed five goals, was maybe the frontrunner, right?

His number, he had a 950 save percentage.

No, you don't think?

I mean, that's a fair statement.

I was doing an interview before the series started in Vancouver with Halford and Brough, and they said, what do you think the key is?

And I said, I think you have to get Freddie Anderson off his game.

And it doesn't mean run him over, knock him out, but get in his space, get in his head.

And we've all seen Freddie Anderson can be, you know, exceptional.

but he also can falter.

And maybe in game one, it felt like, okay, that's exactly what's taking place here.

He didn't have to be spectacular at all in game two is the point you're making, right?

The Canadians only had 12 shots.