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You beat the Flyers last night. Got a little hairy there in the third period, but a lot of goals.

A bunch of goals, two from Willie, two from OV. Let's talk about OV's playing in particular. He's got

seven goals in his last seven games. What have you seen on the ice the last couple weeks?

Yeah, he's hit one of those streaks where pucks are finding them and he's getting into good spots and he's finishing at a high rate right now. It's one of those times that we've become

accustomed to through his career where he gets real hot.

Yeah, Coach, you mentioned the good spots.

It's not like him blasting them from the office on the power plate, at least last night.

It was him like going to the net and just like the puck being there and him being in the right place at exactly the right time.

It just shows you the brilliance of he can score, you know, with his heavy

shot, he can score by going to the net. Like, as you mentioned, he's just finding all those

right spots on the ice right now. Yeah, and that's what, I mean, you don't score as many goals as

he has been one dimensional. I know a lot of people know him for the one-timer and the power play

and all that stuff and he scored a plenty there, but he's also scored in so many different ways,

whether it's off the rush or going to the net, tips at the net front, rebounds so that there's

all sorts of different ways. And I feel like when he isn't scoring power play,

like he scored the home game against Colorado,

a huge goal in the third period from his patent and spot.

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