Don Taylor

And then Carolina will have a ton of players that are better than Montreal's players.

But best player in the series is probably not playing on Carolina.

Yeah, it's one of those things where like even Pete DeBoer, like he played the same kind of style where he wanted pucks to the point, traffic, crash and bang, as many shots to the net, 40, 50 a night, kind of in that range.

And then we hope we will generate, we'll score enough goals kind of to do that.

That obviously didn't work out well for me, but it was one of those things.

that I could say, like, this works pretty well for me.

Get pucks in deep, get them to the point, get it to the net.

Obviously, I was at a different point in my career there than in my so-called heyday here.

But no, for sure, it's like I said, you don't know who's scoring tonight.

And if the third line is going, they will get more ice time than the second line.

Yeah, he still has his power play and stuff like that, but they're just rolling, and that's hard to contend with when it's working when you are getting scoring.

Now, if it's a tight game or scoring disappears, who's going to get the goal for me now?

That's the tough one where you don't just have guys that you can kind of lean on a little bit heavier that does have that reputation and track record of scoring the big goals.

Yeah, but that's where it's like in the regular season, it's easier because we're going to get our 45 shots on net and chances are we'll get two or three goals.

And that should be enough because if we're getting this many shots on net, it means the ice is tilted.

We spend more ice time and we spend more time in their end.

We give up less.

So our three goals, which used to be the norm for winning games,

We should get this statistically.

And then you just go out and do it again and again.