Greg Wyshynski

But that said, they're outscoring their opponents 3-0.

Yeah.

And that is the key.

Like you could bend and bend and bend in the playoffs, man, as long as you don't break.

And then on top of that, you're breaking them.

And that's what makes Marner and Carlson special.

Raleigh is...

So Raleigh has always been centered around the arena for me.

Like you go to any game day and there's a – my friend Ryan McGee on ESPN has a big story today on Caniac fan culture and tailgating and things of that nature.

And that's more of what it feels like to me.

You go around this town and you see hurricane stuff on people and in places.

But when you start to drive to the arena, that's when you start to see the flags on the light poles with the players' faces and things like that.

The center of fandom here is the place in which they play.

And then when you're around that place and you're seeing everybody on a game day, it does feel like the center of the hockey universe in North Carolina.

But when you go around town here, I mean, it's different.

It's not the same thing as, you know, the big city, small town feel in Montreal where every house has a Habs flag.

You know, it doesn't feel like that here.

Well, yeah, especially after playing Buffalo.

Here's a scoring chance on a silver platter, my friends from the North.

It's not going to be like that against Carolina.