Pierre LeBrun

He hasn't scored an even-strength goal in the entire playoffs.

This is a 51-goal score.

He's getting – you saw it last night.

There is more space out there.

There's more time with the puck.

It was maybe almost a shock to that line after what happened against Anthony Sorelli in the first round where they had no time.

And I think you'll see a much better game from that top line in game two.

Yeah, Freddie, I mean, they did it late in that first round because they basically, Marty St.

Louis had no choice by the end of that series.

I mean, Sorelli and Hagel had dropped an absolute, you know, blanket on that line.

And so they had to get Slavkoski elsewhere and they broke up those guys.

I think they start the game together tomorrow night.

I thought they had some good looks.

Lefkoski, especially to me, looked really dangerous last night.

Suzuki got the power play goal.

So really, it's Caulfield that, to me, does not look at his normal level of confidence.

He said today that he does remain confident.

I should pass that on, but...

I like to look down between the TV timeouts and between the whistles and look at a player's body language.

And there's a couple of times where he went back to the bench with the shoulders slopped.