Ray Ferraro

And he just coasts into the bench.

It cracks me up every time I see it.

I think the guy is a magician.

I love watching him play.

The other thing is, you know, so his whole career, he's had Cooper only as his coach.

And so Cooper's had to...

figure all these guys out and kind of recreate his message all the time because they've been together so long.

I was doing a game there, and like anybody else, he's had a brutal night.

And I noticed he's not playing.

It's near the end of the second period.

So I looked down the bench, and Kucherov's got his gloves on the bench.

They're not on his hands.

They're on the dasher board.

And his stick is leaned up against the board and he's got his arms crossed.

It's like he's watching a movie.

It's clear he's not playing the rest of the period.

He's not looking at Cooper.

Cooper's not looking at him.

And so we had the Tampa two days later and I asked Coop about it and he said, oh yeah, there gets to be a point where he's had enough of me and I've had enough of him and we just let it breathe.

And then like, you know, he's like an artist.