Paul Bissonnette
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So Chatfield tries to pound it around the weak side.
And I think it only gets to Blake, like just past the goal line on the other side.
You weren't happy with the way that Jackson Blake played Marner on it?
Well, you're fronting it, especially knowing Marner's at the top.
He doesn't have the big bomb.
He just sips them through.
It looks more like when Stone whacked at it.
I think that they said there was a different angle on Sportsnet where it clearly shows that Stone gets it.
But Slavin and Stone's stick meet basically at the exact same time, and then that's where it just squeaks through Anderson.
But I feel like Stone got a pretty good piece of that, and that's where that guy with that stride makes his money is net front.
And I think if you added up all the goals that he scored, he still wouldn't hit center ice as far as this playoff.
don't really blame like you're just trying to make a little you're just trying to put that puck in the neutral zone and get fresh bodies on like he doesn't need that extra time and space to make that play and essentially that's kind of the the breakdown like they get the penalty kill quote-unquote but it's on that sequence of the guy coming out of the box your reads are a little bit different not having your your full six on five structure and ultimately it leads to the tying goal but
I had a bad feeling for Carolina going into that overtime, boys.
So did I. But the first shift, I think it was Stankov.
Pretty crazy stat, Vegas, as far as their 2-0 blown lead in the third period.
I don't know if you can read that, bad boy.
And the last game, go ahead, Jens.