David Amber

You know, he had a massive overtime goal for the Jets versus Edmonton a few years back.

This is a clutch guy, and he, you know, showcased exactly that in Game 2.

And if they go on and win this series, Carolina, that will be that seminal moment, right?

Like Ehlers, that goal changed the whole sort of momentum of the series because Montreal didn't play great in game two, but they were right there and they played well enough to win.

Had they stolen that game and that could have happened, then it would be a very different conversation here heading to Montreal 2-0 with the Habs on top.

No, I'm not that surprised, Kipper.

And I say that, you guys remember when he was on Columbus and they were playing the Leafs, I was probably with a bubble here.

I mean, he could be a difference maker.

He's kind of, he has a, you know, he's not Tom Wilson, don't get me wrong, but he has that ability.

Yes, he's an impactful player.

Lucic, you know, when Lucic was doing his thing, like he's a physical presence.

He has scoring touch.

He drives other teams crazy.

If you want to drop the gloves, he'll gladly engage you on that level too.

He's one of those preeminent power forwards.

You can't do that for 82 games.

And Nick, you know that firsthand.

You just can't play at that level with that much animosity and everything for 82 games.

But he's one of the most impactful players, you know, every few games.

We saw it in the Tampa series in the first couple games in that series, and now we're seeing it early on in this Carolina series as well.