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fr auston's locker room captain speech here got me tearing up 🥹😭
"expect all series to go to 7" wise words chief but like it sorta looks like a series sweep right
GRIT. GRIND. GREATNESS.
max pacioretty, you will always be famous!
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Okay but you need to hear the actual noises Oshie was making during his team spankathon.
I was first entranced by Matty's hand on Mo's back but then I realized he's so huge that he completely eclipses Willy (he's also breathing right in his ear).
"you were max pacioretty in montreal, what's mitch marner in toronto like? like, what does he go through, you've lived a similar life."
"yeah, I mean, I was never as good as him [laughs], and teams are always dreaming of having a mitch marner on their roster, and. yeah, I don't hear all of it, but certainly it's impossible to completely avoid what's the noise out there, and. you know, if he wasn't a great player, there wouldn't be as much noise. and I think what was surprising- not surprising me, but what was, I certainly didn't realize was, when I came here was how much he cares about play all over the ice. he's a two-way player, and often times that is, it's unfortunate because you're only judged on one thing, but to win hockey games, and, I'll use an example like, the team we just played like, no one was absolutely lighting it up. guys were playing two hundred foot games and that's a recipe for success, so. it's a big of tug-of-war, of, you know, wanting people to take over series and games and the playoffs offensively. well, to do so, you know, you can't neglect your own end of the ice. and that's how teams win, is by playing in all three zones, and mitchy certainly takes care of business in all three zones."