Dominic Sramaty

I guess today they pushed back the media availability, so I guess that's making speculation that there's something there.

There's some conversation.

Yeah, we'll see.

I mean, the Hurricanes, you know, they're one win away.

They obviously look remarkably good in games three and four, particularly in Montreal, and look like they're on the precipice of joining them there.

I thought that game one where things really went off the rails for them were interesting because –

I think Rod Brindamore still, even though he's been on this job for a long time, struggles to manage his emotions at times.

He doesn't call timeouts.

He just looks absolutely baffled and furious at all times.

And so when things are going poorly for Carolina like that, I think we see some of those games go off the rails for them.

Haven't really had to encounter that at any point in a series after that.

So we'll see if the Stanley Cup final starts going away from them a little bit.

I'm very curious to see how he sort of manages that, whether he's able to maintain his composure and what that looks like.

I think stylistically it's a fascinating matchup.

It's two very similar teams.

Yeah.

And I know people are like, oh, no one wants to see a Carolina versus a Vegas Stanley Cup final.

But I think the hockey, if it's the case, is going to be pretty good.

Like, pretty fast-paced, really good depth throughout, and two just really well-run hockey teams.

Yeah, I guess the thing going for Vegas is, I'm with you, like regular season was a big issue.