Kyle Bukauskas

Can someone from lower in your lineup be the one to make a difference at a critical moment?

But really, your highest paid guys, the ones in the highest leverage situations, can they look across at their counterparts on the other side and go,

I'm beating you tonight.

And that can be a true driver of things.

And Philadelphia is still going through their development in that sense, to not take anything away from how much of a success this has all been.

And I also felt too, I mean, geez,

nick up a couple of posts early on you know behind Frederick Anderson and is it a little different if it's a half inch one way or the other but I suppose it's the old Grant Fuhrer line that's all I gave you if you're Anderson but they did have chances early it was not like it was a quiet game on that front for them and then

Yeah, the short-handed goal, 11 seconds into the power play, that can't happen.

And again, speaks to the respect that he still has of that group because that put him, what, down five on three briefly.

And they went out and killed the penalty for him.

They didn't let that be a turning point in the game.

So second series in a row, a hit from Taylor Hall is Spark Debate.

This one on Travis Sanheim, initially called a major, withdrawn to two.

What was your view on it?

Because I've kind of gone back and forth.

Like there's one replay that tells a story that would support Taylor Hall's argument, but it was a violent collision, no doubt.

Yeah, the one replay where, you know, if a guy... And, you know, Kevin Biax makes a great point on the intermission.

Like, there's no sense trying to crawl into Taylor Hall's mind there and parse what he may be thinking in the moment.

And, of course, replay really doesn't do it justice because it all happens much faster than that.

But you could see, like, where...