Ray Ferraro

It's different because he doesn't play 24 minutes a night.

He doesn't kill penalties like he was killing penalties in Toronto.

Cassidy coaches a different game.

It's more like a top six, bottom six thing.

Their bottom six guys kill penalties and the top end guys get out at the tail end of the penalty kill.

He loses a little bit of the flow there.

I do think...

He doesn't look as bold with the puck for certainly early in the year, but all of that is, I think, probably tied to change.

Like, oh, I'm trying to think, because, Noodles, you would be different as a goalie, but, like, you were always in the East, right-o?

Like, you never got out West, right?

So when I went conference to conference, I'm like, my God, the games are totally different.

Like, it was just, you know, they're different teams.

The style was different.

I don't know.

It just, it was all different.

And then I'm sure when he got out here and he went on his first road trip, he went, holy, this is not like the East.

So I think he's been, he's been okay.

But they want or need, I would think, another level from him, like a lot of their guys.

Like the two guys that have stood out for them are Stone and Eichel.

I saw this stat, which I couldn't believe.