Garry Galley

They're both good in the face-off circles, although I give the advantage to Ottawa.

Both these teams like to take away your time and space.

They're good, especially teams-wise, power plays.

The only thing that is going to be, I think, the deciding factor in this series, they're so similar, is going to come down to between the posts.

And normally, playoff series do that.

You know, if Omar can come out and play...

the way Allmark is capable of playing consistently, they're going to be tough to beat.

And for the Carolina Hurricanes, you know, who are they settling on?

You know, Bussey?

Is it going to be Anderson?

You know, or, you know, do they go in a different direction?

You know, which could possibly happen.

But it's all going to start Saturday at 3 o'clock in Carolina, and I'm going to be front and center right there, and I'm looking forward to it.

The thing that when I did the Florida-Carolina series last year, there was no doubt that

part of the game plan for Florida was to intimidate Carolina.

It was to go out and just be bludgeoning with them.

Hard on every player, especially their smaller players, be hard on them, finished every check, gloves in the face.

They just really, you know, came out with that kind of attitude.

And although I will tell you, I don't think that Carolina shied away from it.

I don't think they were intimidated, but I do think that it was noticeable that it wore them down.