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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They had a lot of momentum in the first and most of the second period, but a lot of this...
really kind of weighed on them.
It was the focus.
They were getting into the mind games a little bit.
There was a lot of physical strain and getting tied up and the emotional stamina as well.
And I felt like that's when Tampa started to take over the game is because they were able to reach another gear, show that level of desperation.
Then it didn't become a question of Sabre, Anderson, uh, Hagel.
It just became, you know, back to back hockey up and down.
And that's where Tampa thrives.
You know what I mean?
Montreal's a different team when they're holding a lead versus when they're chasing it.
And when they're chasing it, it's really hard to match up with their energy and their pacing.
But when they're defending a lead, one of the biggest things from a structural perspective that's been an issue is that they don't really protect...
the low neutral zone into the high slot coming down, you know, from the center line.
So it's easy to enter the Canadian zone and then establish yourself in terms of possession.
And that's where you get momentum shifts going, especially in the third period where Tampa was playing with desperation, forced a lot of pressure onto the Montreal Canadians, especially along the boards where they like to clear the puck.
And what happens, Juraj Slavkovski tries to send Nick Suzuki on almost a breakaway, if not a short break.
Putt goes back the other way.
Kucherov with the wraparound and the game is tied.
So that's where things get a little dangerous for Montreal.
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