Justin Williams

I mean, it's just a long six-foot-four Danish swing.

It looks beautiful.

Yeah.

Well, I think what it really does is shows you how minuscule –

it is when when you're just a little off like yeah we we were we were just a tiny a half second off of these plays and montreal was able to make plays and you know since then we've been able to get our sticks on pucks we've been more um you know more in their face a little bit more they've had a little bit less time to make their plays and in turn you know their turn backs and their and their you know given goes and all that stuff it hasn't really been

you know, work in the way that, that, that they've obviously wanted it to.

And we've kind of shut that down a little bit.

So I think it kind of, with the layoff, it goes back to like, you know, when you're training for like pre-seat for like the season, you're in the summer and you have training camp and stuff, but you finally get into a game and you're like, Whoa, why am I so sore?

Yeah.

It's like, you can't simulate physical contact.

Like we worked extremely hard at practice.

Roddy had the boys buzzing and working hard, but,

When there's a guy trying to hit you and take you off the puck, it's just different.

It doesn't matter how hard you work.

And, and I think that's what it was.

We were just a second off and Montreal exposed us in game one.

Yeah.

It wasn't a sweep.

We did lose four straight.

Yeah.