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I thought our first period was one of our better first periods in a while.
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One of the better ones since I've been here.
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Lost our, just lost any type of flow in the second period, the way everything was going on.
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I thought we had a good start to the third period and had some opportunities.
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We couldn't score.
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They find a way with some of their speed.
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We've got a couple of things that we need to fix.
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I'm not going to discuss it here but that's why it's a series.
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Ken.
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Your zone time's been pretty good.
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You've handled the puck quite a bit, but do you feel like your chances, especially from your top six, have been dangerous enough through two games?
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I've got to watch the tape.
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I think there's opportunities.
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We're just going to keep on working at our game.
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I thought we were going to take off after the first period.
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I really liked what we looked like there, and we just got all disjointed.
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I was trying to get the bench with some flow.
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Couldn't find that.
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Yeah, so we'll have tomorrow off.
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We'll practice on Thursday and get on the road.
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Torch, can you talk a little about Barbersev?
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It seems like he's stepped up his game, both scoring and also hitting.
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Yeah, he's played well.
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He's played well.
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He's a good 200-foot player.
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Certainly a good, honest, physical player.
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Has given us some good minutes.
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Thanks, George.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Dylan Gunther
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and Logan Cooley.
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This question can be for both of you, but we've talked so much about calmness and composure and poise, especially in the playoffs.
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How does the difference on the bench in terms of the demeanor help you guys
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when you're out there and keep your level head?
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Yeah, it's big.
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I think there's a lot of emotions in these playoff games, a lot of ups and downs.
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And I think you have to just find a way to stay level headed.
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Different things happen, good calls, bad calls, different momentum swings.
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And I think we did a good job of staying level headed.
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And that's what we need to do moving forward.
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Yeah, I think it's contagious, too.
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I mean, when everyone's lifting each other up, it's a good feeling.
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I think it feels like we're always in it no matter what.
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So I think that has to keep going.
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Logan, you talked about watching these games growing up as a kid, getting those game winners.
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What did that one feel like tonight in your first ever or your second playoff game?
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Yeah, it's awesome.
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You know, it's nice to get the win.
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It's a big goal and a big moment.
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And, you know, it's nice that, you know, we could kind of get the series tied up heading back home.
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A lot of talk about intensity and bringing that for a full 60-minute effort pregame.
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What did you guys see out of that area of your team's game tonight?
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Yeah, I thought it was great.
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I mean, it's hard.
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I mean, you lose the first game and, you know, the next one's important.
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We talked about being level-headed kind of since training camp.
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So we did a really good job of that.
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And we'll enjoy this one, take a little time off, and get ready for the next.
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At what point do you feel like you guys found your offense tonight?
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What made the difference in doing so?
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Yeah, I mean, I think, I don't know, I think throughout the game we had some good looks early on.
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And it's tight checking, not a lot of room out there.
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It's a lot off the forecheck, rebound chances around the net.
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So I think we've done a good job of being good on the forecheck.
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getting to the net and finding some rebounds like that?
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I think just chipping away.
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Honestly, they had some power plays early.
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Kind of a choppy game.
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Not everybody's into it.
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Then we get some power plays and don't score.
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But just staying with it is the biggest thing.
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I think our speed just allowed us to keep going at them, keep pressuring them.
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Even when we scored the third goal, I thought we did a really good job of just continuing to attack.
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Question for both you guys.
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Skylar Yamoto got on your line in the March.
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And ever since then, it feels like he's just been clicking with you guys.
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Why does he fit so well with you guys?
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And how do you like playing with him?
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Yeah, I mean, I think he just is such a smart player.
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Reads off, you know, me and Gunner really good.
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You know, it seems like he's always in the right position.
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Really poised with the puck.
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You know, a positive guy, too.
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It keeps, you know, us loose.
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And I feel like, again, we just have a lot of speed.
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We read off each other really well, and it's clicking right now.
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Logan, you've had really good success in both of your games so far in the playoffs.
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What is it about your game that is built for playoff hockey?
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I don't know.
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I think just it's so exciting playing in these games.
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You're playing for the Cup.
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That's what you dream of since you're a little kid.
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And you just want to leave everything out there.
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And the games are so intense, physical, fast.
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And I think that kind of fits my game.
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And just trying to add those attributes into these games.
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And it's clicking right now.
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I just got to keep moving.
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Dylan, it seems like on that third goal, the game winning goal, it seems like your speed really played in fact as you were able to skate really fast.
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State, or just overall, was that the plan on that third goal?
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Just attack as fast as you can?
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Yeah, for sure.
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I mean, we talked about building speed to the middle.
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And we're a fast line.
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And Yama made a really nice play.
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And just attacking.
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I mean, I heard Kohl's, but I didn't see him.
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So I just wanted to attack the net and break them down.
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I mean, it's a lot of greasy goals in the playoffs, like a couple of goals tonight, you know, banging home a rebound.
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So I think just that attack mindset is important.
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For Dylan, similar question to the one Logan just answered.
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You hear so long about how different playoff hockey is.
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Has it felt different?
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And how do you think you've adapted to it?
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Yeah, I mean, I think it is.
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It's a little bit more physical.
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The atmosphere is great.
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But I don't know.
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I still think it's still the same game.
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And I feel like we've earned the right to be here.
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And we had a great regular season, and we've prepared for it.
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So it's just exciting to kind of be in that moment.
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And it's just a ton of fun.
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What made the net front different in this game versus game one?
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Yeah, I mean, I think we had a lot of great looks.
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But he's a good goalie.
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When you're seeing shots without any traffic, it's tough to score in this league.
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So I think that was a main focus of getting it to the front of the net, letting our D get shots through.
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And again, that's where the greasy goals are scored at.
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And like I said, there's not a lot of room out there.
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So you got to get to the front of the net and make sure you're taking away his eyes.
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This is for both fellas.
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How would you describe the difference in the physical play in the post-versial scrums from games one to game two?
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Yeah, it's definitely a difference.
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I think it was a little bit new to us last game, and we have to make sure that we're playing hard, but also playing between the whistles and obviously sticking up for each other.
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But, yeah, I mean, that's just a different element.
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I think that's not just us.
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That's every team that's in the playoffs.
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So it's something that you have to adapt to, but make sure that we're still going to that.
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I mean, that's where all the goals are scored, so we have to get there.
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Thanks, guys.
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Thanks.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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oh Head
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coach, Andre Torini.
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There we go.
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That was a hard game.
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Not a lot of space out there.
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I think there's, I like the way our guys respond.
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They were, after the first game, really even kill.
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They stay leveled in their approach, I was really proud of them for that.
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And it showed tonight.
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A little bit of nerve early in the game.
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I think we weathered a storm.
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And I like the way we progressed during the game.
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I think the guys were in the right place.
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And we progressed.
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It's a hard battle.
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They're a good team.
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They're structure.
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So we got one.
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Pre-game, we talked about keeping that high level of intensity, being detail-oriented.
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What did you see out of those areas of your team's game tonight?
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That was good.
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I think, like I said, we progressed during the game.
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There's no such thing than a perfect game for any team in the world, but I think we were a few adjustments, help.
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There's still work to be done, but we will still need to improve, keep getting better.
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They will do the same, so it's a good step in the right direction, but there's a lot of work to be done.
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Why are poise and patience the right words to describe this game?
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You know, it's always you need to have the right balance.
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You need to have poise, you need to be patient, you need to be aggressive, and you need to be intense.
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So if you figure out all of that, you let me know.
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But it's exactly what it is.
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You need to have really good intensity.
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You need to be 10 out of 10 in your drive.
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But at the same time, you need to be calm.
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You need to be urgent, but you need to be patient.
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So you need to be disciplined.
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You need all of that.
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So it's not – it's why those guys are pros, and they're unbelievable.
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And as far as your team getting more pucks and bodies to the net, what did you like about the adjustments from game one to two?
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That was good.
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I think – I always say there's a – it's a good team on the other side.
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There's nothing easy out there.
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Everything you do, you need to earn it.
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So I think I like certain stuff we did offensively, especially in the second half of the game.
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I think we took a little bit of time to be at ease, maybe in that game or something.
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But I like the way we react in the second half.
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How would you assess the way that you guys manage the puck, just in your own zone?
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Is this something you want to see cleaned up moving forward?
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Yes, it's a good point, Cole, but they have a say.
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you know, they're not bad.
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They're a good team.
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You know, they have good stick.
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They have big body.
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They can skate.
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They have experience.
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They read the play well.
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So it's not like it's easy out there.
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But to your point, I agree with you.
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That's one of the things in the game.
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I think we can progress.
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We can have a little bit of poise in those situations
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because the strength of us is how we play with the puck and being able to make plays.
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You've described how difficult playoff hockey is for so many different reasons.
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How impressive is it that Logan Cooley is handling it as well as he has over his first two playoff games?
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I don't know if it's impressive when you see him every day.
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We know competitive, how good he is.
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So for us, it's to stay in the moment
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and I think Kool's been really good for us since he's with us for three years now.
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And right now his head is at the right place.
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He's in the moment.
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And I think everybody in our room right now, their focuses are at the right place, and we need to keep it there.
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What do you think the Gunther-Cooley motor line does
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so well to the point where two of them had multi-point games and obviously Cooley had the game-way angle?
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I think there's...
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I cannot pinpoint one thing they do good to your question.
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It's what they do special.
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I think they're a good player who skate, who have hockey IQ, and they compete both sides of the puck.
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I think they do a really good job defensively as well.
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So I think it's a wear down.
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It's not like every time they're on the ice, they dominate and they're in the ozone and so on and so forth.
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They play good.
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They play against a good team.
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It's back and forth.
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And they have the talent and they make key play at key moment.
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How have you felt about your team's ability to limit their top six, especially in close?
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I think there's
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there's ups and downs they're obviously really good team you talk about their top six
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throughout their lineup they have a lot of talent I said it earlier from
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their experience their level of skills their size their so on
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and so forth so they have ability so you need to play really hard and I like the way
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Schmaltz's line played tonight.
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I think they played really hard.
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They had a good bounce back game and they played solid both sides of the puck and that helped us for sure.
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How big is it to head back to Utah with the series tied up at once?
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If you want to win the series, you need to start winning at some point.
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I think obviously we want to win every game we're addressing,
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but we try to keep it really here and now mindset.
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So I like the first game.
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We showed up.
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We played a really good game against a really good team.
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And whatever the result after, everybody stayed even killed.
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We didn't go too low.
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And we prepared today to play a really good game.
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And we stay in the present.
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Now we win the game.
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We won't change our mindset.
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For us, it's to be right here, right now in the present doing everything we can to get better.
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We need to get better every game in that series.
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I think today we got better.
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Now tomorrow we'll regroup.
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We'll rest a little bit.
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We'll practice on Thursday and we'll get ready for Friday and the objective is Friday only.
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That's the only thing we have in mind is how can we be better Friday?
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In the first period, maybe even half of the second period around there.
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It was penalties every few minutes.
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There were both teams.
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And then it kind of cooled off after that.
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What went into kind of cooling it down
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and what goes into the balance between playing on the edge but not going too far?
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I think there it's you know,
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when you get in the series it's to find the standard and to what will be called, what won't be called.
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I don't think we got we were not disciplined enough at some point,
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but at the same time we had some opportunity on our part as well.
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What I didn't like about the rhythm to your point is it's tough to get everybody going.
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If I look at Tanev and Obi especially and Yami, the three guys who played really well for us.
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If you look, they're minutes.
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I don't have their minutes.
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I didn't look at their minutes, but I know they didn't play a lot because of that.
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So 6-54, 10-15, and turbo is 6-21.
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That make no sense.
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But that's the way the game happened because of the special team.
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I think those guys played better than that.
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So when you get broken rhythm like that, you try to get your best player going after the PK and stuff like that.
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So that killed the momentum for half of your roster, or not half, but for a part of your roster.
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So that was tough.
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And credit to all those guys.
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After that stretch, like you mentioned, they bounced back and they played really well and they did not lose their rhythm, which that showed their focus and their character.
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How did the offense kind of build over the course of the game and what was the key to it getting better?
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We'll let them figure it out.
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Thanks, Coach.
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Thanks, everyone.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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About This Lesson
Questo lesson ti aiuterà a praticare la conversazione in inglese through l'analisi di un dialogo post-partita di hockey, focalizzandoti sulla pronuncia, l'intonazione e la fluidità. Imparerai a capire e riprodurre espressioni colloquiali usate in contesti professionali, come le interviste sportive, e a migliorare la tua capacità di seguire un discorso a velocità naturale.
Parole chiave e frasi utili
- Flow: "Lost our flow" (Abbiamo perso la fluidità). Indica la continuità e la coordinazione di un'azione.
- Disjointed: "We got all disjointed" (Siamo diventati disorganizzati). Descrive una situazione caotica o senza ordine.
- Level headed: "Stay level headed" (Rimanere calmi). Significa mantenere la serenità anche nelle situazioni stressanti.
- Momentum swings: "Momentum swings" (Cambi di momentum). Si riferisce a variazioni rapide nella dominanza di una squadra durante una partita.
- 200-foot player: "Good 200-foot player" (Buon giocatore su tutta la pista). Indica un atleta versatile, efficace in tutte le zone della pista.
Consigli per la pratica
Per migliorare la pronuncia inglese e la fluidità, usa la tecnica del shadow speech: ascolta un frammento del video (2-3 secondi), poi ripetilo immediatamente, imitando l'intonazione, la velocità e l'accento. Concentrati sulle pause e sulle connessioni tra le parole, come "I thought we were going to take off" (Ho pensato che avremmo decollato), dove "were going to" si fonde in "were gonna". La velocità del dialogo è media, ma con picchi di intensità: ripeti le parti dove il parlante accelera per acquisire confidenza. Ricorda che il shadow speak aiuta a internalizzare la struttura del discorso e a ridurre l'accento madrelingua. Pratica ogni giorno per 10-15 minuti, e noterai progressi nella tua capacità di comunicare in modo naturale.
La grammatica di questo video
Le strutture che chi parla usa di più, con le parole esatte del video:
| Struttura | Nel video |
|---|---|
| Present perfect have/has + participio passato — un’azione passata che conta ancora adesso | I've been · time's been · You've handled |
| Forma passiva be + participio passato — conta ciò che accade, non chi lo fa | is built · are scored · be done |
Cos'è la tecnica dello Shadowing?
Shadowing è una tecnica di apprendimento delle lingue supportata da studi scientifici, originariamente sviluppata per la formazione dei traduttori professionisti e resa popolare dal poliglotta Dr. Alexander Arguelles. Il metodo è semplice ma potente: ascolti un audio in inglese di madrelingua e lo ripeti immediatamente ad alta voce — come un'ombra che segue il parlante con un ritardo di solo 1–2 secondi. A differenza dell'ascolto passivo o degli esercizi di grammatica, lo shadowing costringe il tuo cervello e i muscoli della bocca a elaborare e riprodurre simultaneamente i modelli di discorso reale. La ricerca dimostra che migliora significativamente la precisione della pronuncia, l'intonazione, il ritmo, il discorso connesso, la comprensione dell'ascolto e la fluidità del parlato — rendendolo uno dei metodi più efficaci per la preparazione alla prova di speaking dell'IELTS e per la comunicazione reale in inglese.