Frank Corrado

Moritz Seider, look at that play that he makes on Easton County.

He basically just bullied the young kid, and I get it.

Cowan's a rookie.

He'll learn from that, but that guy's a bulldozer, man.

He's the only defenseman, or one of the only defensemen, there's only two guys last year, to have 200 hits and 40 points.

It was Seider and Mackenzie Wieger, and now they've added this 77 next to him, Edmondson.

You watch that guy.

He's like a one-man breakout.

They've got some good pieces.

It feels like they've turned the corner, and now they've got the goaltending to go with it, and they're playing a good team game.

They've taken the strides they need to take.

And what do you think Sider's thinking?

He goes, I see this number 53.

I haven't seen this number in this league up until this year.

I'm not going to let this guy off the hook.

If that's 34, maybe Sider looks at it and says, okay, I'll hang back a little bit, let them do their regroup, no problem.

That's a rookie.

I'm all over it.

Exactly.

This is where you need Joseph Wall to have that just getting over the hump moment where if you start a bunch of games in a row, it's not like we're just looking at this thing saying, well, when's the injury coming, and why do we have to be so aware of it?