Marco D'Amico

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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.

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The Sheet with Jeff Marek · On the Sheet: Marco D'Amico on Suzuki, Goaltending & Canadiens Game 7 Victory · 5 May 2026 podcast

And that's what ends up beating Vasilevsky because I've said this on multiple shows.

9.5 times out of 10, if Vasilevsky sees a shot, he's going to stop it.

So it's going to take chaos to get him off his game.

And there's no bigger chaos than reaming a puck off the side of the boards and it bouncing back in front.

And that hand-eye, I mean, you got to give him credit, that hand-eye to be able to flip it out of midair and get it behind Vasilevsky.

Those are the kinds of clutch scoring, non-traditional means of scoring that

that you see more so in the playoffs because when time and space is taken away from you, you have to be able to attack that high danger area in any other way you can.

And if it means having to attack it in midair, then that's what you got to do.

I also noticed it from Hegel as well, to a degree, who was just an absolute demon for Tampa Bay in the first five games of the series.

You saw, you know, later part of game five, game six, game seven, a lot of hesitation in his game.

Same thing with Gensel.

It was the bottom six, like Gonsalves or Dominic James, who I've thought

had fantastic game sixes and sevens that were the ones really pushing it.

If you look at the way that the Canadians went about shutting down the top players on Tampa, they were all supremely frustrated by the end of game seven because they couldn't make that difference.

And even on the power play, the Canadians kept them all to the extremities and made sure to clog up the high danger area so they wouldn't be able to do those cross-seam passes into the slot for Hagel or Point to take advantage of.

So,

frustration all around.

And when you get frustrated, you make mistakes.

And that's exactly what we ended up seeing in the third is unfortunate mistakes.

And the Canadians would take advantage, clear the puck out.

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