Landon Ferraro

So, like, he can have that accountability, he can have that side of it, but he can also let the guys kind of take care of it themselves at different points.

That's important to a group.

Like, they've got to take over.

And, you know, if we're talking the Oilers, it's, you know, like, yeah, you want this coach, you want that coach.

Like, at the end of the day, like, it's got to be in your room and it's got to be from that group holding each other accountable and taking over for the most part.

Three own goals for Carolina?

I feel like...

feel like that was one of those games where it was wild obviously but I come out of it more bullish for a Carolina team that I thought played terribly for 40 minutes because when I sort of think back on it it's like I think without bounces they just storm back and kind of win for two you know like I think when you strip out how lucky Vegas is

run of goals were, especially against Anderson.

I also sort of think that when a goaltender gets collided in the head the way that Anderson did with the second disallowed Vegas goal, I feel like you got to pull him.

In that spot, I feel like you got to pull him.

That contact is enough that whether spotters do it or not, if I'm a self-interested team, I think I've got a quick trigger finger on pulling a goaltender who gets hit in the head that hard.

I just think like that Marner half slap that beats him.

Like it's beautifully placed.

Don't get me wrong.

But like he gets that.

Yeah, that was a brutal... I honestly think for reasons of head contact alone... And by the way, I think we see this a lot.

Goaltender gets hit in the head.

It's not enough for a spotter to call it.

But those helmets are not designed to prevent...