Randip Janda

I know Buffalo won the first game, but you're going six or seven in that one.

There's going to be some beatings both ways.

You're going to have those hits that take effect in game six or seven that you threw in game one and two.

If you're Carolina and you can make quick work of this, I talked to Taylor Hall last week for Hockey Night Punjabi, and one of the things he said was, yeah, this week off, or like, they did get a week off.

He's like, it's great.

You can kind of rest.

He's like, I'm not banged up anyways.

But it gives you a chance.

That's huge.

And if you go two series in a row where you win in four or five games...

That is massive just with the marathon that the playoffs are.

And, you know, I think that's why Colorado right now, it's been a crazy series over there in terms of especially game one.

But if you can win one in Minnesota and you've got a real stranglehold of that series, guess what?

You've got some time to relax and recuperate a little bit, which is something that Carolina, they're staying fresh right now, which is so important this time of the playoffs.

Okay, so on Hockey Night Punjabi, we've been able to cover two of those games in the last series.

The next one we're going to do is Colorado-Minnesota.

But they do look more, I think, confident in their style of play.

They are coming into these playoffs understanding we're not going to be volatile.

We're not going to be panicking, even if we do fall behind in games.

And we saw that in Game 2 against Philadelphia, where it didn't look good in the first period.