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 the Bolts Evening the Series, Series Animosity, and more · 22 Apr 2026 podcast

And then you really kind of felt Tampa take over in the third and definitely into overtime.

And it's, you know, there was the emotional side of it with the first half of the game, a lot of physical play, a lot of post whistle, a scurfuffle, a lot of head games.

And then they started playing hockey really in the second half.

And that's where Tampa just continued to take over.

And the biggest difference between the two is a five on five.

If they stuck to five on five,

Especially with the last change, Tampa always had that advantage because their two top lines are rolling.

It doesn't matter who's on the ice.

If you're cycling those two in, it's very difficult for Montreal right now.

It's not really getting that cycle going at 5-on-5 and that offense at 5-on-5 to keep up.

And that's where Tampa really kind of took over the game.

Well, I mean, it would have been a very opportunistic way to win a game.

And what Sabourin was doing on the ice with two minutes left and the decision that he took, that would have been nightmare fuel for a team like Tampa that was looking for their first win at home in the playoffs in, I believe, nine games.

So a lot of questions would have been up there going back to Montreal down to nothing.

But

Again, it's a game of inches.

Just before that, Tampa had also hit the post.

So it's really just being able to take advantage of that.

And kudos to Lane Hudson for a player that in November would look at us in the dressing room and admit that he was still trying to find confidence in his shot.

And here we are, fast forward, he finished the season with 12 goals and is seen as now a shooting threat on the power play and was, to me, the best Montreal Canadiens player on the ice overall, obviously next to a guy like Josh Anderson.

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