Frank Corrado

So I wouldn't count it out by any means.

I'm with you there.

And, Jamie, you know, it's hard to play against Carolina.

There's no doubt about it.

You're always uncomfortable.

You're under pressure.

You go back.

You break out pucks.

It always feels like there's someone breathing down your neck.

It's also hard for Carolina to play like Carolina.

And if they don't do that at a high level, then they open themselves up because all of a sudden there's these little odd man rushes and little pockets of ice that become available if they're not –

you know, on their toes, playing the way that they can play.

So as much as it's hard to play against them, it's hard to play like them, and that could be a way that Montreal gets their footing in a game as well.

Dude, there's crazy stuff happening on the greens here.

We call it tour sauce, and there's a celebration that's not for air.

Okay, I like it.

I don't think it has to be a prerequisite for the job.

It's the best person available, but I almost look at it this way.

If you were bringing someone in and that person could look at the Leafs and say, I don't have to do this.

I don't need to be here, but I want to do this because I have a passion for what this is going to take.