Tyler Kennedy

I'm going all for it.

You can do that?

Send two guys, two on O. That's our old goalie.

One, it was interesting because I was listening to Gino's post-game comments last

After one of the shootout losses, I forget what game it was, but he was like, we need to practice more.

And I'm like, it's weird that Gino came in and said, hey, we need to keep practicing, stay on it.

Like they should be practicing so much.

Like every practice, they should end the practice with a shootout.

You just, your moves have to come so routine and so like you can do them with your eyes closed because you're

The pressure in that stage that when you get called and everyone's staring at you, you have the puck on your stick.

Like it's a hard time for a player to keep his emotions in check.

I think another thing would be very interesting is telling the guys before the game or even after the game going into OT, like, hey, if we go into a shootout,

You are going because when you tell them three seconds before the shootout, there's like an anxiety there where you're like, oh my God, I'm going.

Like I would, as a guy that never went that much, I would get anxiety when coach is like, Kenny, you're going second.

I'd be like, oh my God, what, what move am I doing?

You know, where if I knew.

After the game into the three-on-three, I would be thinking about, okay, this is what I'm doing.

I'd be watching the goalie a little bit much.

I'd be asking our own goalie.

I think the more heads up Muse can give his guys, the better.