Elliotte Friedman

But a veteran Vegas team, after letting a three-goal lead slip away, trailing at one point in the third, none of it shook them enough to lose control.

They head back to Vegas, all square there.

And sadly, it kind of dates back to the Olympics for him.

So whatever the issue has been, he hasn't been able to shake it for a little while here now.

You talked about Dylan Gunther, seven shots on goal in game number four, and not one found the back of the net.

You've got to think to Tortorella's point, if you're Vegas,

if those odds were to continue or those amount of shots were to continue for Gunther, I mean, he's not going to continue to be kept off the score sheet as this series goes on.

I just thought, so John Cooper mentioned, we'll get to Montreal and Tampa here in a little bit quickly.

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But John Cooper mentioned, you know, the worst thing his team can do here now.

Like, you are pushed up against the ropes in Game 4.

You find a way to win on the road.

It's all square.

You're coming back home for Game 5.

You can't go from that to allow yourself to take an exhale.

And I think that's one thing that Vegas has to guard against here, where that was an emotional game on Monday night.

They were...

off and running, suddenly they're taking on water.

That place was going crazy.

You have the offside goal called off in overtime, and then you manage to win through all of it.