Sam McKee

No, it's always what he's like.

Yeah, I feel like the pressure might have switched a little bit to Vegas here where they were up 2-1 and a lot of us were kind of starting to write the eulogy for the series.

And now if you go into Carolina and you lose a game, it starts to feel a little bit different.

I guess there's just pressure, right?

It's the Stanley Cup final.

It's game five.

It's 2-2.

I'm thrilled for where the series is at.

I'm thrilled.

This is going to be a great, great game.

Aiden Hill hasn't played a hockey game since April.

But you just... Right?

Aiden Hill's last game was April 9th, so two months ago.

And before that was in March, so.

Justin, as you guys get into a series, like I think the way you guys play, it's almost like when you got a stone breaker that hits it 999 times and it's the thousandth one that finally breaks the rock.

You guys wear teams down.

Is it harder to keep up that sort of pressure game?

Like, will it be harder for you guys as the series go on because you play that way?

Or do you think you've been wearing down this Vegas team so much that this is where we'll start to see the advantage?

You know, one of the talking points around the series and the playoffs in general for you guys is, okay, Svetch and Ajo and Jarvis aren't scoring at the rate you want them to, but I look at the other side of the ice and they're going head-to-head with Eichel, and that line's not getting a whole lot either.