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Gillio cannot make it tonight. Alex, what up, man? You get to talk about puck for once,

or again, really. I feel like that's what I'm becoming known for now. It feels like every time I

come on the show, you know, I play basketball my whole life. Now, I just talk hockey, but I'm always happy to talk hurricanes and hockey with y'all.

No, I appreciate it, man. Look, the story tonight, it's funny. I go back to something that

Jillio talked about with me and Manascalco after game two. And the way that game ended in

overtime, the Flyers, you know, they gave it their best shot.

And they still ended up getting kicked in the nuts with that overtime loss.

And I felt like tonight was a continuation of the Flyers getting kicked in the nuts on a variety of levels.

I thought they started the game well.

I mean, they took it to the, they took it to the Canes, but has been the story of the postseason for the Canes so far.

A little bit of puck luck, a little bit of Freddie Anderson doing the thing.

And then the Flyers, who came into the series with one of the worst power plays and not a great penalty kill.

All that stuff reared its head tonight, and that's where the game broke open, which was on

special teams.

We'll check in with Manuscalco a little bit later when he's done on the radio side of things.

But it's funny, he talked about the, Alex, he talked about the Keynes power play, not being

the, as he put it, the energy vampire.

Turns out that was the case for the Flyers tonight where they just couldn't get anything going

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