Gronk (Rob Gronkowski)

I think that, uh, I, I think that like the, the Colasar hasn't been as effective as he was when they made their run and won the Stanley cup last time.

So the one thing,

slight issue I have, like they, when they won their cup the last time, they looked like more like Carolina in a sense of the way they distributed their ice.

That, that to me is, is what the one glaring thing.

And the only thing I have going against Vegas, but another thing I have worries about for Anaheim is how much they're playing Truba and Lacombe and Lacombe, as much as we were double-wristing him, he, he,

there's been more like brain farts and in this series and they're like glaring mistakes.

And listen, when you're playing, we we've talked about it all season with Bacardi Bush.

When you're playing 25, 30 minutes, you're being put in every situation, top power play, top DK, like these types of things are going to happen.

But the thing is against Edmonton, he was flawless.

Everything he used, everything he did turn to gold.

Even when he slid the one time and swung his stick around, he's breaking up two on ones.

He looked like the fuck he looked like, uh,

He looked like Bobby Orr in his goddamn prime just doing everything out there.

But the fact that they're overloading him with ice and the competition is getting better per round, that to me is a concern for Anaheim moving forward.

But I do like the lineup changes they made.

To me, like, McTavish is such a wild card because sometimes I'm like, oh, man, that was an unbelievable shift.

Like, that's the McTavish we need.

And then the next one, you're like, holy fuck, that's something that I would have done out there.

You know, so if they could get consistency from more of their younger guys and their guys up front, that's the only chance that they have alleviating pressure from a back end that I think is being, like, drastically, like, the ice time.

They need Gutis back.