Marco D'Amico

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158 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 3d ago

Marco D'Amico’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Whereas Texier, at least I find, you know, his transition game is what makes him good.
He's really good at zone entries.
He's really good at retaining the puck.
And then, you know, the offense goes from there if it does.
That being said, when we look at Florian
I think that's one of the reasons why he's so useful to this team.
He can play wing, he can play center, he can play on the penalty kill, you can use him at five on five.
You can use him in any way, shape, or form.
And I think the on top of the physicality, if you have a player you can put in whatever situation, it consistently adds value to that player in the eyes of the coach.
What's up, Michael?
I don't disagree.
I I think that Owen I liked what I saw from Owen back on Saturday and I think that he's a player that you have to figure out what you have with when it comes to Montreal and
You know, the games that he played last year, those three disallowed goals, of course, but the details again in his game can be played on the wing, can be played at center.
You could put him in a bottom six role, you could put him in offensive roll, penalty kill, power play.
He just if you have players that check multiple boxes, then you can do and place wherever you need because you know they can adapt to the style of the line you want to put them on.
I don't feel like Tex A can necessarily do that, but one thing I will give him.
Is that I like that line he had with Phil Deneau in the playoffs.
So sometimes it's who you play with as well.
Like I just don't feel like anyone is being serviced right now.
Playing on a line centered by Kirby Doc.
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