Eric Francis

Like he's going to have to confront it at some point.

I kind of hope he's smart enough to just say, ah, that was just the emotion talking.

I'm a lucky guy.

I'm a pro hockey player.

And now I'm a Stanley cup winner.

Enough is that enough enough.

My first reaction was going to say who, but he, he, he's turned it into Mitch Marner of old is the way I was looking at it the other day.

Like he's just been, he's perimeter.

He's small.

He's ineffective.

Um,

I thought he was better the other night.

He was kind of key in that comeback, but generally speaking, this is a game of big boys right now, and he's not stepping up to the plate.

I don't know.

I just think his size is a big factor in this, and the way that they're throwing their weight around, I'm not saying he's scared out there, but I just...

I don't see him mucking it up and getting into the areas that I think he needs to get into.

And, you know, they have been messing around a little bit with the lines to try and change games late, you know, when they need a spark and that's actually been working, but no, look, when you have one team where a guy's stepping up and putting up record performances, it's incumbent on the other team's leaders, somebody, and they have a bunch of them to step up and do the same or else you don't win the series.

And so I,

Brendan Moore's been kind of banging that drum throughout this whole series saying, we need more from our top line.

And that's obvious.