Ron MacLean

He's, you know, to play with him is such a privilege.

that they're going to do whatever it takes.

So that line, I don't know how it ended up, but that line in the first game, five on five, the shots were 12-6 in their favor, and they had two goals.

And in the second game, after 20 minutes, the shots were 5-1 in favor of the dry side of the line, and they had a goal.

So they've really been a presence.

You're right.

Yeah, all his moves look excellent.

And Mac T was the one I heard say it on his Monday segment that, you know, all of a sudden, Frederick, who really struggled to find his identity, you know, they brought him in, I think, with the idea, maybe even top six.

At the very least, they needed Frederick to be sort of that presence that could intimidate.

And he wasn't really doing it.

He was struggling to find a way to do it.

But for whatever reason, with Doc, with Colton Doc, those two seem to mirror one another.

And it's like they know how to dump into the other guy's corner to allow for that big forecheck.

They do everything well as a set of twins.

So you're right.

Bowman's

pushed all the right buttons.

But now, again, you have to respect your opponent and just can't say enough about what Joel Quenville has done.

And obviously, they've got an insider with Jay on the bench who knows a lot about the Oilers' tendencies, if not the team's game plan approach under Knobloch.

But really fascinating.