John Goyens
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2,317 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 5d ago
John Goyens’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And every five-minute segment, except for maybe one,
Carolina absolutely dominated.
And why?
Because Montreal was incapable of exiting their zone cleanly, incapable of creating any type of racetrack.
And again, when we go back to that show yesterday with Craig Button, we talked about the ability not necessarily to revamp your game, but to have an A game and a B game.
an A game and a B game, whether it be offensively, A game and a B game, whether it be defensively, because not all opponents are created equally, and not all opponents will you play from a regular season to a playoffs be the same in terms of its level of intensity and level of detail and so on and so forth.
and right now i mean one of the other areas is carolina sticks you know everybody talks about how good they are in taking away pox and defending and all that type of stuff i i talk about their sticks in battles yeah they never get caught with a chintzy tripping penalty they don't get caught with a chintzy hooking penalty like we saw uh
Who was it for Montreal?
Got one behind the net in the first period on the hands of Boldzic.
Nobody's getting those chintzy penalties.
Their sticks are on the ice.
They're fundamentally sound, along with executing at an elite level their game plan.
And Montreal right now, between running out of gas and playing a borderline juggernaut when it comes to playing without the puck,
they haven't adjusted to their puck management where all five guys need to be in the picture at all costs.
And once in a while,
Use the aerial.
Once in a while, use the Vegas aerial pass and exit and maybe put Carolina's D on their heels a little bit.
And if you want to know how bad it was for the Montreal Canadiens tonight, Lane Hudson took the blame for the loss in game number three.
And every time he does that and he promises to be better, he's probably the best player on the ice for the Montreal Canadiens.
He was probably their defenseman who struggled the most tonight, I thought.
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