Marco D'Amico

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1,006 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 15 Sep

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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

great teams apart is how they're able to adjust and adapt to the adversity faced in front of them i'm fully expecting that top line of slavkovsky cole caulfield and nick suzuki nick suzuki to come out you know guns a-blazing and it'll be interesting to see if kirby doc's mistake

ultimately allows Martin Saint-Louis to consider Brendan Gallagher or Joe Valeno in his spot to bring a little bit more of that bite because the Canadians haven't been in Vasilevsky's face enough to my liking as Tampa has been in Dobesh's face.

It offers them opportunity and options as well because he can take the left shot face off.

So then does that allow you to maybe put Kapanen back on the top, on the second line with Demidov and Juhuk, a line that really worked throughout the season, and then you slide down Valeno onto the fourth line and now you have a nice balance, two right shot centers, two left shot centers.

Valeno can take a little bit of the penalty kill responsibilities away from some of the more offensive guys.

It rebalances things.

But an argument could also be made for Brendan Gallagher, who would be an absolute pest and a disaster for Tampa Bay in the hash marks and around the goalie crease.

And I feel like...

Although Vasilevsky has been money for Tampa Bay and has made some really great saves for them, he hasn't truly been bothered.

And I feel like that's an aspect of Montreal's game that may need to be tweaked for Game 3.

I mean, listen, last year's playoffs, I think it was 113 decibels or something like that.

I'm fully expecting it to be much louder.

There is way more expectation, way more energy, and way more hype around this team than you could argue over the last 30 years.

I think the last time the Canadians had something like this was probably 2014 in their run to the Eastern Conference Finals.

If not, the year they finished first in the East in 2008.

That is it.

So I expect the Canadiens fans to show up in droves.

I expect them to be loud and I expect that to be a significant boost to the Montreal Canadiens, especially if this game once again goes to overtime.

Thank you so much.

Have a great day.

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