Habs Embarrassed At Home, Now Facing Elimination | The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro May 27 2026

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The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro / Le Sick Podcast avec Tony Marinaro 1h 39m 8 speakers 8 chapters transcribed 3 months ago
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55 seconds left in the penalty, a minute and 27 seconds left in regulation time.
John Goyens 0:14
Boston 4, Montreal 3. LeFleur coming out rather gingerly on the right side. He gives it in to Lanier, back to LeFleur.
Brian Wilde 0:24
The Sickest Montreal Canadiens Podcast.
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Sports entertainment like no other.
Brian Wilde 0:32
You found the dogs. John, you found the dogs.
John Goyens 0:47
He found the dogs! And all together they worked a young team to the top. And now a 24th Stanley Cup banner will hang from the rafters of the famous Forum in Montreal.
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John Goyens 1:22
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John Goyens 2:49
John Goyens, how are you? I'm good yourself, Tony. Very good. Thank you for joining me, John. You know I very much appreciate it and value the expertise. John, for those who missed it, I thought you were fabulous yesterday, along with Craig Button on the Sick Podcast, talking about what Carolina does well, what they're doing to Montreal, what Montreal is attempting to do, what's not working, what maybe Montreal should do to change. Unfortunately, not everyone watching tonight had a chance to see that show, so... I think what Carolina did tonight, they absolutely did to a tee in games two and three. You'll correct me if I'm wrong. I think what Montreal tried to do tonight is pretty much what they did in games two and three as well.
John Goyens 3:31
You'll correct me if I'm wrong. I'd love to hear from you, so please enlighten us. It's as, as this series moves on deeper and deeper, Carolina is just that much sharper and sharper in their identity and style of play in all three zones. And, you know, the, one of the elements that we talked about, both Craig Button and I touched upon this was the, On D zone exits, for example, for Montreal, you can't be blowing the zone. You can't assume that you're going to be able to stretch Carolina's defense out of the zone because they sit right on top of your wingers. So we talk about shorter passes, five guys in the picture at all times, quick, short passes. And then maybe you stretch a guy, but you slash him.
John Goyens 4:15
You slash him between the two D because as you do that, then you pull players. And if you do it, Prior to short passes, what do they do? How many times, Tony, in the first five minutes of the game was Montreal in full control of the puck and could not exit the zone?

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