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Canes Win Game 4 vs. Panthers to Snap 15-Game ECF Losing Streak _ NHL on TNT Postgame · Bleacher Report

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Speaker 1: NHL on T ANDD Post Games Show presented by Banda Pharmaceuticals.
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Speaker 1: No team has climbed out of an O three hole
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Speaker 1: to win a conference final series. Tonight Carolina took its
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Speaker 1: first step. They avoid the suite. They stay alive. That
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Speaker 1: man right there a big reason why. Great defensive effort, Jacobs,
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Speaker 1: Lavin and company of three nothing shutout for the Carolina Hurricanes,
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Speaker 1: and we will see a game five in the Eastern
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Speaker 1: Conference Final and Carolina breaks the drought. It is over.
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Speaker 1: It was fifteen straight conference final losses, eleven of those
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Speaker 1: with Rod Brendamore as the head coach, a whole lot
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Speaker 1: of them to this Florida Panthers team. But they get
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Speaker 1: the win here. And as we wait to talk to
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Speaker 1: Logan Stankovin, I will go over to you. Coach. We
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Speaker 1: talked about it feeling a lot more familiar to Rod
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Speaker 1: Brenda Moore. This had to look a lot more familiar.
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Speaker 2: They paid the price to win the game, so we're
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Speaker 2: going to talk a lot with the block shots now.
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Speaker 2: But they also didn't hesitate to get our loose pucks
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Speaker 2: and take a hit to make play. They did all
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Speaker 2: the little things they needed to do to win.
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Speaker 3: The game.
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Speaker 2: They didn't fool around with the puck in the in
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Speaker 2: the D zone as much. They were flipping it out
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Speaker 2: more and they were putting a lot of pressure on
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Speaker 2: Florida all over the ice. Their gaps were really good
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Speaker 2: in the neutral zone. So Florida had a tough time
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Speaker 2: generating offense again, and give Roddy a lot of credit.
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Speaker 2: And the guys's been talking about it. The top players
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Speaker 2: showed up. He challenged them after that Game three, he did.
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Speaker 2: They weren't going anywhere until those top players showed up.
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Speaker 2: And give them credit. Al Hoo's line was excellent. Tonight
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Speaker 2: orlov bounce back. We're going to talk a lot about him.
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Speaker 2: He bounced back from a tough night, So and Anderson
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Speaker 2: give him a lot of credit. He made the saves
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Speaker 2: he had to make at the right time. Man, he
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Speaker 2: came up huge for them. So they paid the price
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Speaker 2: and they played on their toes. They played North. Give
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Speaker 2: them full marks.
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Speaker 3: And to me, win or lose in a game like this,
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Speaker 3: you want to go out playing your style of hockey.
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Speaker 3: Carolina Hockey is officially in the conference finals. We haven't
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Speaker 3: seen it. Tonight saw it. So I think that along
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Speaker 3: Loan must feel good for them. When they watch these
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Speaker 3: clips tomorrow preparing for next game, they're like, Okay, this
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Speaker 3: is how we should look. We didn't really see much
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Speaker 3: of that in the first few games, so a lot
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Speaker 3: of credit to how they executed this game.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, the right mindset, Hank. You know, outshot or outscored
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Speaker 4: sixteen to four the first three games. Florida Panthers, missing Mikola,
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Speaker 4: missing Ryan Hart. That's a lot of offense. So the
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Speaker 4: Caroline Hurricanes came this game the right defensive mindset. Try
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Speaker 4: to win a hockey game one nothing and for the
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Speaker 4: most part, Biz, that's exactly what this game was tonight.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, and just to compete early on, I'll just roll
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Speaker 5: one quick clip where you know we've seen Florida and
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Speaker 5: poser will and bully the Carolina Hurricanes the first three games.
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Speaker 5: I really liked this early on. We interviewed Mark before
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Speaker 5: the game and this is the type of stuff. There's
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Speaker 5: a pushback. They're emotionally invested early. No, you're you know
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Speaker 5: you're going to get the sticky mit from Kachuk. But
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Speaker 5: he's right there. Five guys defending their goaltender and all
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Speaker 5: really getting involved. That's what you want to see during
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Speaker 5: those scrums. You want to see this one guy hanging out.
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Speaker 5: You want to see them getting it done as a pack.
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Speaker 5: And I felt from early on between their forward group
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Speaker 5: imposing their will getting in there on the for check
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Speaker 5: really being a lot more direct, and of course their
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Speaker 5: d man need full marks for the way they played
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Speaker 5: tonight like slave in twenty eight minutes four blocks shot
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Speaker 5: on that plus three like there's really nothing more that
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Speaker 5: he could have done as far as the defenseman and
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Speaker 5: how he played.
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Speaker 1: And we've spoken at linked as to what this team
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Speaker 1: can do when they play with the lead. They finally
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Speaker 1: got a lead in this series. Logan Stankovin was the
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Speaker 1: reason why. An absolute snipe from him, he joins us
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Speaker 1: right now, Logan, congrats, great game. I do I have
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Speaker 1: to ask Rod Brendamore what was said after last game
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Speaker 1: and what was said before tonight to get you guys
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Speaker 1: going for this one.
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Speaker 6: I think it's just the mentality of no quit and
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Speaker 6: we knew in the group there we had more and
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Speaker 6: it showed tonight, so we got to build on it.
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Speaker 3: Logan hank here, you just look quicker, all of you
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Speaker 3: guys making decisions, especially offensively, and that led to a
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Speaker 3: lot of offense us something you talked about going into
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Speaker 3: this game to just be quicker.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I think, uh, try and impost our well and
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Speaker 6: playing our toes more. I think that's key. I think
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Speaker 6: they play a really aggressive style as well, and you know,
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Speaker 6: I thought way to do a better job in these
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Speaker 6: coming games, and tonight it showed so well.
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Speaker 4: Going to say, hell of a game tonight, You're only
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Speaker 4: twenty two years old, You're already playing in your second
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Speaker 4: conference final. How much of that experience playing in the
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Speaker 4: conference final last year help you go into this year's
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Speaker 4: Eastern Conference Final.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, it was huge. You know, it's meaningful hockey and
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Speaker 6: there's no place you'd rather be at this time. So
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Speaker 6: I think last year it was hard, hard to come
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Speaker 6: by goals and to put up points. So you know,
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Speaker 6: I think I learned how to stay patient and you
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Speaker 6: never know when space is going to open up for you,
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Speaker 6: so you just got to stay ready and put yourself
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Speaker 6: in the best position possible to get chances.
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Speaker 5: Stank Biz, your congrats on a great game. I thought
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Speaker 5: you were one of the most noticeable forwards out there.
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Speaker 5: Was gonna shift my focus to the back end. Alexander
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Speaker 5: nikishin a major language barrier with him coming over from Russia.
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Speaker 5: In the KHL, I thought he stepped in and did
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Speaker 5: a tremendous job. The last few games he has the
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Speaker 5: primary assists on your goal. What can you say about
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Speaker 5: him hopping the lineup and playing the way that he's
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Speaker 5: played given everything I just mentioned.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, he's been an absolute monster for us, and it's
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Speaker 6: not easy for him coming over overseas so quickly and
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Speaker 6: getting integrated with us. So yeah, it was just a
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Speaker 6: great play by him there, quick up and yeah it's
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Speaker 6: nice to pot that, but he's being unbelievable. So you know,
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Speaker 6: when one guy's when one guy goes down, you know
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Speaker 6: it's nice staff guys like that step up.
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Speaker 1: So good jopped him Logan final one for me after
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Speaker 1: last game, I'm curious what if anything was said in
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Speaker 1: the locker room by the guys about the idea that
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Speaker 1: maybe they were getting in your face and you guys
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Speaker 1: weren't pushing back. Was there an effort or something said where, hey,
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Speaker 1: we have to have each other's backs going forward.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, of course, I think you just got to bring
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Speaker 6: that swagger each game. You know, it's not crossing the line,
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Speaker 6: but it's being there. For your teammates and you know,
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Speaker 6: being together that's the main thing. So you know, it's
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Speaker 6: just part of the game. But you got to stand
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Speaker 6: there and you know they should own and take it.
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Speaker 1: Too show tonight.
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Speaker 4: Congratulations, great game, congrats, thank you.
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Speaker 1: Pretty cool. Twenty two years old. Scored in the Western
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Speaker 1: Conference Final last year, scored in the Eastern Conference Final
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Speaker 1: this year. But this was the defensive efforts you mentioned it.
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Speaker 1: Sixteen goals against the first three games. That's not Carolina
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Speaker 1: hockey at all. The fact, that's what Rod, Brinda Brocord.
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Speaker 2: You look like this.
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Speaker 1: I don't even recognize what I'm seeing out there. What
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Speaker 1: Jacob Slavin did tonight is the reason we've talked about
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Speaker 1: creating a new trophy for the best defensive defenseman out there,
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Speaker 1: mainly because he'd win it easily.
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Speaker 4: Oh incredible, just incredible, the way he sacrifices his body,
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Speaker 4: the way forces the opposition to pass plots through him,
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Speaker 4: and time and time again, we're back in you room,
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Speaker 4: were like, oh my gosh, another block. Who's that Slaven?
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Speaker 4: Oh great play, who's that Slaven? Like he was everywhere
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Speaker 4: out there for the Carolina Hurricanes and Hank Man. I mean,
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Speaker 4: you must just love the defenseman playing in front of you.
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Speaker 4: I think Dan Gerdier is simmar kind of defenseman New
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Speaker 4: York Rangers that just did whatever, took the deep pocks,
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Speaker 4: block shots, make like miserable for the opposition, and make
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Speaker 4: your job a lot easier.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you know too, you watch all these clips. He's
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Speaker 3: just so good position wise. If you started with that alone,
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Speaker 3: it's going to help you so much as a defenseman.
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Speaker 3: It also helps the goaltender when you're demon is not
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Speaker 3: running around. It's just half a step far away from
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Speaker 3: his opponents, so he can always step in with the
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Speaker 3: stick you saw getting closed. And they love the way
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Speaker 3: he goes down blocking shots one knee like that. Sometimes
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Speaker 3: I don't think players understand how small of a surface
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Speaker 3: they actually need to cover when they're far away from
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Speaker 3: the net to make a good block. Sometimes you see
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Speaker 3: guys just goes straight out and it's just screened the goal.
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Speaker 3: But when one leg down, you pretty much we're talking
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Speaker 3: a square this wide, maybe this high. When you're that
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Speaker 3: far out, that will take away the entire net. So
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Speaker 3: when you understand that, you just need to go down
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Speaker 3: one leg, be solid. If you miss the body there,
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Speaker 3: you're going to miss the net. So he made a
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Speaker 3: couple of those blocks tonight that it just for me
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Speaker 3: as a goal, I'm like, that's what I'm talking about.
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Speaker 3: That's what I want to see from my d Like
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Speaker 3: solid body covered, a great block like that, but just
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Speaker 3: the way he plays, the physicality, you know what he's
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Speaker 3: bringing every shift. That's it's a great great to watch.
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Speaker 5: Four blocks, Yeah, four block that the timing on the blocks,
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Speaker 5: and it's the positioning and obviously the sacrifice and just
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Speaker 5: how he trusts his skating and his stick. Right there's
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Speaker 5: a few plays there you think he's out of position
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Speaker 5: or maybe he's not going to get there in time,
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Speaker 5: and right on Barkoff, stick on puck there and not
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Speaker 5: many times you see someone manhandle Barkoff like that in
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Speaker 5: the corner. So it was a full fledge effort from him.
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Speaker 5: Also on the offensive side, keeping plays alive. You know
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Speaker 5: you saw that shot on net, keeping it low, shooting
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Speaker 5: for rebounds and not making it easy on Bob so
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Speaker 5: start to finish. He was their catalyst tonight and full
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Speaker 5: marks to him as well as Orlov like he last game.
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Speaker 5: I mean, that's just as rough as a playoff game
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Speaker 5: as anybody's going to have so to mentally be able
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Speaker 5: to bounce back knowing that you're playing on the road
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Speaker 5: like that and you are a little bit thin on
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Speaker 5: the back end. I thought he was tremendous as well
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Speaker 5: as Burns too. Like Barkov had that one play where
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Speaker 5: he walked in the slot. It looked like he was
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Speaker 5: going to be all alone, but last second he got
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Speaker 5: the poke as well. So I really felt like their
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Speaker 5: their leaders and their big guys on the back end
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Speaker 5: were the ones to drive this victory.
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Speaker 2: A guy like Slave and like he plays hard minutes,
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Speaker 2: he doesn't get enough shift off. He plays against the
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Speaker 2: best players. He kills penalties, which is hard work. And
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Speaker 2: you saw him battling Barkob Barkhoff is a big, strong
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Speaker 2: guy and for him to win that battle like he
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Speaker 2: was all in tonight, and you love that. A guy
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Speaker 2: like Orlov takes a lot of pride in his game,
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Speaker 2: and you saw it tonight, like he probably didn't sleep
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Speaker 2: for two nights. He was so upset with how he played.
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Speaker 2: That was a tough night. Nothing went well for right.
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Speaker 2: So you got to bounce back. You gotta be honest
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Speaker 2: with yourself. You gotta look at how you played. Okay,
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Speaker 2: these are the situations. I gotta be better. I've got
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Speaker 2: to compete, I've got to move I got to move
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Speaker 2: the puck better. Whatever it was, give him full marks
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Speaker 2: to bounce back. That's not an easy game to bounce
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Speaker 2: back from, so give him full marks for that.
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Speaker 1: It's late in twenty eight minutes tonight. You've called him
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Speaker 1: the ultimate wet blanket. I mean, the guy goes out
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Speaker 1: there and just smothers things, doesn't talk a whole lot,
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Speaker 1: just gets the job done, doesn't take penalties pretty much. Ever,
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Speaker 1: even though he's playing a physical game, then he goes
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Speaker 1: out and kills penalties. Works even beyond the game though.
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Speaker 1: Talking with Jackie Redmond as well.
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Speaker 7: Well, Jacob, there was a lot of people that called
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Speaker 7: this series over after Game three. What can you say
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Speaker 7: about the effort tonight and the character of the room
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Speaker 7: to come out and have your best game of the series.
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Speaker 8: I mean, that's huge routine, that it's resilient that never quits,
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Speaker 8: and so we're just going out there giving it our
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Speaker 8: best effort. I was definite our best effer of a
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Speaker 8: series so far, and so I just wanted to ge
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Speaker 8: have a game out of time here and just got
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Speaker 8: to keep playing that way, it.
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Speaker 7: Was a hell of an effort, especially defensively. There were
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Speaker 7: stretches where Florida had nothing, I think fourteen minutes at
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Speaker 7: one point without a shot. How were you able to
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Speaker 7: shut down their offense and open up your own?
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Speaker 8: I think for us it was just managing the puck well.
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Speaker 8: I mean the first three games we kept turning pucks over,
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Speaker 8: trying to get out of a zone, trying to get
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Speaker 8: through the neutral zone, and so it's just managing the
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Speaker 8: puck well. And that gives us better offense because we're
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Speaker 8: getting the puck in. But then on the defensive side,
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Speaker 8: rock giment on anion not given the chances that they
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Speaker 8: don't need.
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Speaker 7: Rod Brindemore relied very heavily on both you and Brent Burns.
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Speaker 7: But I want to ask you about the rookie nikishin.
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Speaker 7: He had a hell of a game. It's very difficult
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Speaker 7: to be a rookie defenseman in this league, even harder
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Speaker 7: when you don't speak English. What can you say about
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Speaker 7: his game?
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Speaker 8: He played great. I mean, hut, you got Saham forgetting
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Speaker 8: in this first point, but yeah, I mean he played
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Speaker 8: a heck of a game, came in here, steppedup played
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Speaker 8: some big minutes and I mean he's got a good
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Speaker 8: head on his shoulder, lots of smiles for him, and
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Speaker 8: he's having fun out there.
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Speaker 7: Well, it all starts with one. You got one. I
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Speaker 7: know you're a big team USA guy as well. A
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Speaker 7: huge win for them yesterday. Anything you want to add
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Speaker 7: about that.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, No, that's a huge win for them. And obviously
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Speaker 8: with Memorial Day being the day, I think that's just
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Speaker 8: even even more special. And so kno, congrats to that.
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Speaker 8: That's awesome, good couple of days for you.
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Speaker 7: Thank you for this. In congrats on the wind tonight,
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Speaker 7: thank you.
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Speaker 4: As you were talking about his active stick, she decides
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Speaker 4: the guy's forums just now, Yeah, looked like popua hot,
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Speaker 4: like you.
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Speaker 5: Want to shake weight, not hose. Yeah at incredible in
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Speaker 5: the rice bucket.
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Speaker 1: Incredible, well team, he was a one of the World
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Speaker 1: Championships of the first time since nineteen thirty three. His
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Speaker 1: team trying to make some history, A long way to
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Speaker 1: go there and coming back in the conference final, they
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Speaker 1: get a game here Freddie Anderson. They went to get
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Speaker 1: Chekhov in the last game. Freddy Anderson comes back in
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Speaker 1: this one again not spectacular, but the word boost kept
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Speaker 1: using is just how calm he was throughout this.
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Speaker 3: Entire Yeah, he looked calm and he was able to
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Speaker 3: find the pucks through screens, something he's struggled a little
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Speaker 3: bit with the first few games. But there was also
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Speaker 3: a lot of funny goals the first couple of games, a.
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Speaker 9: Lot of bounces on his own teammates, through the guys
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Speaker 9: through the tonight. Everything just felt cleaner.
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Speaker 3: His game felt cleaner.
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Speaker 9: The way they played in front of him felt cleaner,
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Speaker 9: and a lot of times that goes hand in hand.
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Speaker 9: If you want to have a great game as a goalie,
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Speaker 9: you need clean performance in front of you, and he
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Speaker 9: got that. But you got to be happy for him
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Speaker 9: the way he responded, that's the kind of response you
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Speaker 9: want to see from your starting goalie after being benched.
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Speaker 3: You come in here in a huge game and he
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Speaker 3: plays his best game of the series so far. So
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Speaker 3: it's gonna be interesting to see now. You know, they
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Speaker 3: do have a lot of confidence at home. They found
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Speaker 3: their game here. Can they shake things up here a
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Speaker 3: little bit going back to Raleigh and win that one,
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Speaker 3: then we have.
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Speaker 4: A series And speaking of find their game, Hank, like
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Speaker 4: I thought, Sebastianaho was Okay, you know, I've got pretty
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Speaker 4: high standards for him, but maybe scoring that empty net
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Speaker 4: goal could give him just that enough, like a little
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Speaker 4: bit of a nudge to make him feel better about
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Speaker 4: himself going to this next game back at home.
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Speaker 1: They get the two empty net goals, that makes a
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Speaker 1: three nothing. I want to take it back though, to
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Speaker 1: fairly early in that third period, about four and a
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Speaker 1: half minutes and when it's still a one nothing game,
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Speaker 1: because there's a play here with Nakish defending and he's
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Speaker 1: going to be called for a slash. As Lundell streaks
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Speaker 1: to the net and was looks like he's in front.
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Speaker 1: I know it's coming from an angle, but he certainly
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Speaker 1: looks like he's in front. And all of us are
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Speaker 1: watching this, looking at it and wondering if this is
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Speaker 1: going to be a penalty shot. Is there any reason
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Speaker 1: why this should not have been a penalty shot?
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Speaker 2: Bald No, I can't think of one, and I can't
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Speaker 2: see one of the somebody saw a different angle than
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Speaker 2: I did. I'm looking at that he's walking in clear
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Speaker 2: to the net. That's a penalty shot in my mind.
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Speaker 3: Don't you feel that holding back a lot of times
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Speaker 3: to call that there's so many times I watch it,
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Speaker 3: that's a penalty shot and they go for a two
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Speaker 3: minute minor instead. I know, I don't know what it is.
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Speaker 2: I went through a stretch for a while there in
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Speaker 2: the league, like every game there's a penalty shot. It was,
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Speaker 2: it was unreal. And now all of a sudden, you're
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Speaker 2: in the playoffs and it's a tight game and you
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Speaker 2: see that opportunity. That's a great chance for me to say,
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Speaker 2: call a penalty shot. That's he's in, right, he took
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Speaker 2: away a scoring opportunity.
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Speaker 5: I think he was distracted by that toe drag by
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Speaker 5: Brad Marshawn. I'm still marveling at what he was able
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Speaker 5: to do there.
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Speaker 1: But it's an interesting timing too, because remember at the
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Speaker 1: start of this series, Florida was on fire on the
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Speaker 1: power play for their first five they cash in on,
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Speaker 1: but they're oh for their last eight. So there probably
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Speaker 1: would have been a ton earlier on when you were like, oh,
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Speaker 1: we don't want the pealty shot, we want to be in.
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Speaker 1: That was not the time they would have preferred the
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Speaker 1: pealty shot in that situation. But Florida in general, you
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Speaker 1: have Carolina who's going to be confident going to the
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Speaker 1: next game. Did it feel like Florida's energy, maybe a
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Speaker 1: little bit of their nastiness dipped in this game.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't think they looked like that same team
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Speaker 5: who's imposed there well the first three. Now keep in
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Speaker 5: mind they got Ryan Hart and Nicola out of the lineup,
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Speaker 5: so Greer as well. Yeah, Greer as well, So you
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Speaker 5: can plug and play so much to have success. I
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Speaker 5: thought bothus was tremendous last game, but ultimately at a
15:52
Speaker 5: certain point you're going to see some drop off, and
15:55
Speaker 5: you know, I don't think that they were able to
15:56
Speaker 5: get to the inside the way that they have in
15:58
Speaker 5: the first three games. But once again, and that's a
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Speaker 5: credit to what Carolina was able to do as far
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Speaker 5: as their d and also as a five man group.
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Speaker 5: So credit to one side, but definitely didn't look like.
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Speaker 3: I do think the biggest change was Carolina, not so
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Speaker 3: much Florida. Maybe a little drop, slight drop, but there
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Speaker 3: was more Carolina. They talked themselves about going into this one,
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Speaker 3: we've been beating ourselves. They didn't do that tonight. So
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Speaker 3: that was the biggest biggest change in my mind in
16:23
Speaker 3: this game.
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Speaker 4: I'm with you, Hanking. It starts off. The face offs too.
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Speaker 4: I know if you've got time to show it. But
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Speaker 4: the face offs to me or start to give me
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Speaker 4: an indication whether or not a team is ready. And
16:33
Speaker 4: here's a face off that you go to see in
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Speaker 4: the offensive zone. There's Burns and he switched aside. Now
16:38
Speaker 4: he's got to stick on the inside the left handed
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Speaker 4: defense and on the.
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Speaker 8: Other side too.
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Speaker 4: Now that's Jackson Blake going right to the net. Guys,
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Speaker 4: there's no hesitation here. This is all with intent and purpose.
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Speaker 4: Get that pucks your partner, you're on a one timer
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Speaker 4: position there, and shoot the pucket of the net. I
16:51
Speaker 4: got off to Carolina Hurricanes Hockey. There's no hesitation, there's
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Speaker 4: no will do I hold on to it?
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Speaker 5: What do I do with it?
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Speaker 4: No, it's direct, it's with a purpose set through and
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Speaker 4: then they get on their horse and try to get
17:02
Speaker 4: those loose pucks and those rebounds, like when the Carolina
17:03
Speaker 4: Hurricanes usually do against the opposition.
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Speaker 3: They want to.
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Speaker 2: If it's going to Burns, it's going to the net.
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Speaker 2: He doesn't hesitate shooting the puck. You watch both those forwards,
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Speaker 2: they're going comes to Brent Burns. The puck is going
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Speaker 2: to the nets.
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Speaker 5: No doubt,