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Waiting because it felt like obvious.

This isn't the first game of, you know, maybe a little bit of a sputtering start or sputtering play by the wild.

This is the third in a row.

And you waited till the final period to start making massive changes.

the easiest thing I think you could do if you're looking for a spark in the offense, especially maybe even if it, because two and three goals is a one goal difference, but it is a massive difference depending on the time of the game.

Sure.

I would have liked to see them go to that, that juggernaut line or at least I'm describing as a juggernaut line of that Caprizov.

Well, I guess Eric Sinek is probably the guy now, but Johansson, excuse me, Caprizov, Eric Sinek, Boldy, basically Caprizov, Boldy at the top.

whatever center you want to take is the right move, but you have to generate something there.

And I say that because they don't really have that top playmaking centerman, but you have to generate offense.

Why are you waiting so long to do that against the team that you should be able to

I mean, throw out your talent, and they should produce.

And give them some time to get into the groove of the game.

You get a good line matchup, and you're at home.

So you're able to kind of get that last change, get the right matchup, and hopefully punish the Maple Leafs.

You just don't do that.

You wait until the final 20 minutes.

And like you said, for for hockey, it's a weird game because you look at basketball, you look at football.

If you don't get that direct points, because that's how I think in a lot of other sports, we recognize baseball is maybe another weird one because you could barrel up the ball and it's like, oh, God, they're just getting unlucky today.

That's one thing.