Zach Phillips

They finish their checks.

Even watching the game last night with the mutual of ours, Tyler Mataraz, I was there at Coca-Cola Coliseum.

Hey!

Just how aggressive they are on the puck.

Every time Chicago had the puck in the D zone, there was a Marley.

It felt like they had eight guys on the ice.

They outshot them 21-5 in the first period, and maybe it went to their heads a bit that they entered the third.

They're up 3-1, 20 minutes away from hoisting the Calder Cup.

And you put yourself in that position to blow that game.

I still think they're going to win that series.

To answer your question, I think, if anything, it's proven that this organization has more depth than maybe they let on in the past.

And certainly, I'm curious to know and see how they feel about

the Jacob Collins of the world.

We know where Easton Cowan's going to be, likely in the middle six, if not the third line, the second line.

Even on the blue line, William Villeneuve couldn't really get a sniff with Craig Berube and Brad Treliving, but he got two more apples last night.

He seems to be one of those fringe guys.

You wonder, especially with a team who has...

um potential of making the playoffs and wants to make the playoffs again like that seems to be the end game or the goal for this team where that fit could be for a Villeneuve who very much still has to prove himself at the NHL level so I think at the very least they'll bring these guys into camp but I think in you know respect to like a Bo Grew who had a really strong finish to the year the unfortunate aspect of that is it sort of happened with

the old regime sort of in place, whether it was Tree Living and more so Craig Berube.

So it's like almost like you have to prove yourself all over again.