Kirk Muller

I mean, you know what?

The biggest thing is discipline, you know, and you pick your spots.

And there's times when teams are playing, it's five on five, you got nothing going.

You try to create a little havoc, try to create four on four hockey to open it up.

So, you know, sometimes it's calculated, you know, and then later on the game, it's sort of like, hey, you know, we got to show that,

you know we're in this this fight we're not and we're not going down we might lose the game and all that but again it's it's emotion and all that it's it it's just the the biggest thing is just key times you got to know when to push the buttons you know go a little you know a little edgier uh create some of that stuff because these both teams hey give buffalo credit too they've had a heck of a year and and this is going to be uh this series is not over it's it's tight uh they got a lot of good hockey players and uh in you know they're going to show that

Hey, we're going to compete.

It's two good hockey teams going at it right now.

You know what?

Hey, some people can play in certain markets and some people, you know, just, you know, do well in others, you know, and let's be honest that there's certain markets, obviously that are more, a lot more pressure, a lot of pressure from whether it's media or from the fans.

Great example was last night, you know, I'm sitting there at the game and you just know, let's just say the power play and you know, they've had meetings and they've talked about moving the puck around and,

And you see a lot of the power plays versus these diamonds these days.

And you've got to find it.

You're really trying to find a two-on-one advantage somewhere.

And then you've also got to, you know, move the puck quick.

All the scenarios that you talk about on a power play.

And you can see last night with Montreal at the beginning, they're moving the puck around.

They're doing everything you know that they've talked about in their meeting.

And you've got 21,000 people yelling, shoot, shoot, shoot.

And they're like, wait a minute, we just had a 10-minute meeting on what we're supposed to do.