Sean Reynolds

We better get going.

You have to love that response.

If you're a coach and you have to admire a coach that instills that in his players, that he can come out tough, real talk.

So you guys aren't giving me enough.

What do you got?

And the players respond in kind.

Well, this is interesting.

I was talking, we were traveling today and I was talking with Louis DeBrusque about this.

And I find superstars are a fascinating thing because they come from a mindset where it's like, you know, give me the puck and I'm going to go win this for you.

And that's what they do over and over again.

You get guys like, you know, Connor McDavid.

He's clearly one of those kind of players.

Leon Dreisaitl.

And then you get into the kind of the thought process of a player like Steve Eisenman over the years who actually started doing less of that and doing more of what he thought would help the team.

Like I always thought that he was the ultimate player that said it's about the team.

It's not about me.

So sometimes the best thing for me to do is kind of take

take a little bit of a step back.

And I feel like that's what I've seen from him in this series.

Like what I see from Quinn Hughes is a guy who goes out and carries the puck and said, I need to get this done for everybody.