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 I know many, many from Montreal that are going to be making the trip to Buffalo.

So I think it's very possible.

But also, just...

for the sake of it, tip of the cap to Buffalo in general for the classiness of playing both anthems.

I don't think they'll have any issue.

And I think that, you know, what I do respect, especially from the Buffalo Sabres fans, is they'll get into it as well.

They'll help sing the anthems.

So that's what I find is really cool about border cities like that is that at the end of the day, it's the love of the sport and they'll sing both anthems.

Well, I think where the Sabres have a net advantage over the Canadians is down the middle.

But that will bring up further questions because, you know, Thompson, McLeod.

But then after that, Josh Norris and Josh Norris' health and Josh Norris being able to play a full playoff round.

Is that going to be possible?

Because they already lost Noah Ostlund, right?

That's a center right off the bat.

exactly that they just uh that they they won't be getting for this series yuri kulik is also out because of blood clots so he's not available as well yep so they they have that structure they have that ability to go up and down their lineup at center and i think one element is their top line is very dangerous but that third line with benson and doan um that's the line to watch out for that to me is the x factor it was the x factor against the bruins i think it could be the x factor

against the Canadians, and defensively, there's a lot of meat on that back end.

They're a very big, structured defensive core, and they didn't give Boston much when the chips were on the table.

I guess Boston did win and were able to generate offense

But as the series went on, they just kept getting boxed out and boxed out and boxed out as they continued to gain that confidence and that experience.

So I think the Canadians, having just gotten off a series against what I think is the most structured top four defense in hockey right now in terms of defensive ability in Tampa Bay,

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