Landon Ferraro

That's also just saying like the Hurricanes are a really, really good team.

And, you know, as much as all the focus has been on the Canadians, like, you know, the Hurricanes have been in the conference finals year in and year out, and they just have not been able to get past that.

And they finally, you know, like it finally looks like they're going to, but it looks like they've bought their time.

Like they've brought in the right young guys that have helped that

core that they have and they're they're awake and they're a really really good team but again for Montreal you know I think the easiest example of it's now more mental than anything is you know like it's already really hard to get to the guts of the ice and find more shots on net and so now when you do have an opportunity to get a shot

And it's not from a prime location.

You can see guys holding on to it because it feels like you're just throwing the puck away again.

Right?

That pass to Suzuki in the first period that he doesn't end up taking the one-timer because he's like, you know, I know what he's thinking.

I'm too far out.

This has no chance.

So he tries taking a couple steps in and he gets stripped and he goes back the other way.

I forget who the player was, but he had a guy driving the net.

Like, just get a puck to the net.

Even though you're not going to score from there, there's a chance that you get a rebound.

And right now, they need to play the odds a bit.

They need to give themselves a chance.

Give a chance for Anderson to bobble a rebound and they get a greasy goal.

You can play into that a little bit.

Yeah, and I think that's where...