Sean Reynolds

And then I talked to him in the morning before game four and what happens in game four, uh,

Nick goes and throws a big hit, and then Marcus is flying around the ice trying to catch it.

You can see there's this competition going on, and the Colorado Avalanche are the guys who are paying the price for it.

So you don't want to expose yourself to that any longer than you have to.

And don't get me wrong.

The Colorado Avalanche are a team of big boys.

Brock Nelson's a big guy.

Nick Waugh, a big guy.

These guys can handle themselves well.

But the fact that you see an Anaheim team that's a pretty big team as well and has a punishing defense, and we all know what the Golden Knights can do.

Again, they've got their minds set on a Stanley Cup.

So knowing how they need to get there, they also realize that there's some big, heavy teams that they need to get through, and they want to limit their exposure to that heaviness.

Yeah, so I haven't heard that.

And one of the things I would say about that, though, is Quinn Hughes looks like a guy who's really engaged with his team, really engaged with his teammates.

Like, I look here and I see a guy that fits.

And I see guys battling together, right?

And, you know, I may be wrong about this.

And, you know, every player is different.

But I think for some...

uh you know the the best championships are the ones where you know the you know that that wrap up bottom now we're here right it's one thing to win a championship and jump onto a shift that's already ascending to that spot it's another thing to build with a team and i think what billy garan has done for quinn hughes is given him