Ryan Whitney

And explain to the people what happened out there.

Their second unit, and this is what used to happen in the old days.

You had your first unit, one minute, and then the second minute.

And as a penalty killer, you hate it if they had two different setups.

if they had an umbrella on one side, if they had the box in one.

So the second unit now used the box in one that you don't see anymore because this 1-3-1 is almost unbeatable on the power play because you always know where somebody's open.

But that's what happened.

Montreal penalty killers got caught

stuck in oh this is how we play one three one all we do is play one three one oh what the hell is this the box in one work just even on the mcleod one because of their setup you see dones in the middle and he knows he can whack it either way one of those guys are going to be open because the d converge on him and they got a lot of chances from that and and it was a huge adjustment by uh seth appert and the buffalo sabers

Yeah, but you're in those positions.

Yeah, but if you're a penalty killer, you know, like, okay, it's a 1-3-1.

I always push down the boards here, and then it comes underneath me, and I go out.

And Keith probably knows this as a power play guy.

I remember we would do that on a power play.

This is in Europe when I was actually a PE guy.

And you would start in a box in one and get them thought like that.

Then you would rotate to an umbrella.

Did you do stuff like that, Keith, inside a two minute power play?

If you can see it that way, you know what that means?

I'm not happy with that, but they say it's even worse in the regular season.