Patrick Maroon

He makes that big hit on Dasu.

You know, he's making his physical presence noticed.

And in the second game, he makes his physical presence noticed.

Again, he scores a big time goal.

So it was just a matter of time just getting to him.

And I think Saverin, you know, he's not playing a lot.

He knows his role.

He's a great locker room guy.

He's great for that bench.

He knows the situation he's in.

Maybe with two minutes left, you don't take that dumb penalty, but to me, I think that changed the momentum of the game.

The PK was a lot better, a lot sharper.

People woke up on the bench, and in overtime, 5-on-5, they couldn't get past the neutral zone, Montreal.

They were a completely different team, Tampa.

And that's all because of one player.

That's how much he meant to that team, Josh Anderson, which he ended up doing coming back.

I'm glad he came back in overtime, but...

You know, he's been a problem for Tampa and a big problem.

And I think it just had someone had to do something.

And I'm glad Saab stepped up because I know he's not playing a lot.