Gronk (Rob Gronkowski)

But a few kind of glaring things, like five-on-five, obviously it looks like the ice is tilted nonstop.

Face-offs, I've never really noticed face-off dominance

like this.

Yeah.

Like, you know, I think it's about between 60 and 65%.

You start seeing like how important like the, the, the no ad was, uh, and getting him over from LA, like little, little, little guy, like important pieces like that.

But boy, he's like,

The sequence at the end of game two for me with Greenway, and we're probably going to beat a dead horse here, but... I tweeted immediately about this.

They were down in the game, right?

So you think when you're down that bad late in the game, the game's over, you're a fourth liner.

And I'm not trying to hammer away on Greenway here because I thought in game one he was one of the best players on the ice.

He had the goal, he was making plays, toe-dragging the neutral zone, he was physical.

Yeah, yeah.

So we gassed him up.

Like, you saw him at the press conference.

He had the leg crossed over.

Like, you would have thought he was MJ the way, like, how confident he was after that one.

I'm like, oh, this guy might go on a tear here.

The confidence in that press conference, I would assume that Buffalo would have won that series in five games.

And then to just see, like you said, Murrow, the lack of fight and desperation in game two to where you think at the end of that game where now you have an opportunity as a fourth-liner to