Eric Engels

And I expect them to tighten up the neutral zone a lot, a lot more than what we saw.

There's there's,

But the thing about Carolina is they're going to keep doing the same thing.

They could lose the next two games and be down 3-0 in the series.

They will not change their style or the way they play.

And people will say they don't adjust at all.

And, like, they're going to be right.

They won't because they believe that if they just do what they do, they're going to beat anybody.

And so I think if the Canadians are able to do what they do best, which is move the puck fast and move their feet fast –

They're going to give these guys trouble because games in the playoffs are decided by a goal usually, Shane.

They're not decided with 6-2 and some of the games that you saw in the Buffalo series.

And playing against a system that's man-on-man all over the ice, it just takes one skilled guy to make one play that could be the difference in a game like Slavkovsky did.

And who did he make it against?

He made it against Sveshnikov, who was the last man back because his other defenseman,

We're up the ice covering their men.

Carolina is not going to change, man.

They're not going to make any adjustments.

They're just going to try and do what they generally do much better.

Well, they obviously work pretty well.

I mean, Marty said that he wanted to do it for flow purposes and he wanted, you know, I think as much as Jack guy was the exact remedy for playing Buffalo, it's a lot of bigger forwards and the physicality that he could bring and the way he had executed through the first round of the playoffs, inspiring confidence in his play, despite not playing game seven, when Dobson came in, you know, they told Jack guy that,