Dominic Sramaty

I don't expect that to continue.

But what it does say to me is that they're detail-oriented.

You know, the thing is, in the regular season, you're not on for 82 games.

You just can't be.

There's travel, everything.

You can't be on all the time.

But in the playoffs, when you're playing the same team seven games in a row, there's no excuse not to be on and not to be detail-oriented.

So whatever Quenville and his staff is telling him about the Edmonton power play, they're on, you know, they're detail oriented.

And again, even if it doesn't last, it says to me that this is a group of players who understands the gravity of the moment, how much harder this is and how alert and on your toes you have to be and how you have to understand that.

You're only focused on one team for two weeks.

So you better understand what their strategies are and what their techniques are and what their tendencies are.

And this is how we're going to attack it.

We may not win, but this is our plan.

And what the Ducks have said to me in games one and two, Kyle, is they understand the assignment.

They know what the plan is.

I don't like the Dickinson thing, Kyle.

You know, even when he scored two goals in game one, you could tell he was really battling.

I don't know what this means.

I thought it was a really bad sign he couldn't play.

I just think Edmonton's lineup settles better.