Kirk Muller

They're playing for each other.

You see Caulfield play.

you know, hasn't scored lately until last night.

But, you know, they're still feeding on passes.

They're still going, we believe in you.

And, you know, you're seeing them stick up for each other.

And it's a hard team not to cheer for because they just look like a group that's playing for each other.

It's all about the team and it's all about timing.

They're really coming together and they're playing good hockey.

Oh yeah.

And again, you know, this is like when you can play and not be afraid to make mistakes and can, because you got so much trust in your goaltender.

It is amazing.

I mean, it gives you so much more freedom and just think of the, the,

the star goalies like that.

You just mentioned like, you know, price when he was there and Patrick that, you know, you know, an opportunity to play with obviously, and Eddie Belfort in Dallas, we went to the finals.

These guys, you know, they give you that, that freedom, you know, to, Hey, I turn it over, man, you saved me, you know, and trust me that happened a lot of times to me.

And, but you know, it, it, it gives you that comfort zone and tight games in playoffs and,

One goal games, overtimes and all that, you're like, you don't have to worry about that.

You just play, and it brings out the confidence in any hockey team, and that's what's going on there with Montreal.

Yeah, it's still a game of intimidation.