Marco D'Amico
speaker
1,006 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 15 Sep
Marco D'Amico’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 6 in all, peaking in May 2026 with 2.
Appearances
And,
in my honest opinion, was more conducive to them being able to keep Tampa at bay during crisis situations and when Tampa started to pour it on from a pressure perspective.
But last night was the cherry on the sundae.
Last night was just out of this world until, I would say, the last 10 minutes of the game, and then the Canadians began to play what I thought was some of their most structured defensive hockey of the season in front of Jakub Dobr.
So they kind of came in right at the end to help him out, but he is the...
one and main reason why they stayed in that game for as long as they did.
And I felt like in this series, one of the elements that Jakub Dobrish has greatly improved on, and tip of the hat to interim, I don't know for how long, but interim goalie coach Marco Marciano, really helped him when it comes to his explosivity.
You look at the way that Jakub Dobas jumped from the NCAA to pro.
He broke the record in the AHL for the most amount of games for a rookie goalie in the AHL.
Then he gets called up to Montreal.
What you're seeing or what we've seen since Marciano has come in is the complete...
control of his technique he's less adventurous in the offensive zone when it comes to trying to block a shot he's more aggressive but controlled aggressive when it comes to one-on-one situations and his movements from lateral movements are far more controlled he's going away from trying to just toss himself to the park he's doing it in a controlled fashion to allow himself to recoup and go back into position so his combativeness combined with the improvement in his technique
allowed him to be, again, as he has been at other levels, an elite performer because, and you saw with Tampa Bay, the more the series went on, the more they would spend a second or two more
to look for the perfect shot because they knew that if Dobesh saw it, he would block it.
And so that's where this game kind of went.
It became a goalie battle by the end of it.
And I feel like what ended up happening last night is Montreal got the lucky bounces and Jakub Dobesh was able to shut that door.
I think that's the way that this team is going to have to learn the difference between success in the regular season and success in the playoffs.
It's like you're not going to have the perfect play.
It's going to be plays like that where, you know, Hudson shot that hits off the boards, corrals in front, is able to deflect it midair.
Showing 301–320 of 1,006 · page 16 of 51
← Previous
Next →