Louie DeBrusk

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11,964 appearances 66 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2024 last heard 3 Jul

Louie DeBrusk’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 28 in all, peaking in Oct 2025 with 5.

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I think each team, when they won the first four games, the winning team had five or more goals, but the games were tighter than that.
Brodine's an excellent shutdown defense, and we've seen him go up against McDavid for years.
He has the skating ability to be one of those guys.
They really relied on him in that role.
Didn't have him.
Really hurt their back end.
Put a lot more stress on, in my opinion, Quinn Hughes, who played a ton of minutes in the series, and also Brock Faber.
Eric Sinek has developed into one of the best defensive forwards in the game.
You know, he's getting comparisons to Berger on the way he plays the game in a left-handed form.
He's a big guy.
He's got an offensive touch now.
And for me, the guy that suffered the most from that was Matt Boldy.
Now, Matt Boldy had some good games.
I'm not going to take that away from him.
But when Eric Sinek was the centerman between him and Joe Hanson, that line became really formidable.
And it was a little bit top-heavy, I felt.
The Minnesota Wild and the Avalanche knew that they played that top line hard.
They played aggressive.
It was a matchup head to head with the top two lines pretty much for the entire series.
I know they started the second lines in game number five, but the Avalanche give them credit that when they needed to find the goal and they needed depth to step up and score a big one.
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