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Including 10 Premier League games.

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And welcome to Overtime on the Ice.

I'm Jenna Harner, joined in studio by Dan Kavachievich,

Phil Bork, joining us from Boston. I love that from, I feel like the commercial, from Boston.

That's from my mind. I just went with that one. We have a lot to talk about. Starting with the

Ricard Raquel, Brian Rust, who goes where, who goes on the top line, who goes to the second line?

Because there are a lot of questions with this, especially down the stretch here into the playoffs.

And we've seen really good things from both of these guys.

I don't know about you guys, but I think one of the most intriguing things is just kind of the instant chemistry we've seen from Raquel and Sid.

I think you can even go back to the Minnesota game.

That was where it was really noticeable for me.

Yeah, I mean, these guys, for whatever reason, despite hardly being on the ice together

for the first few games, every time they were out there, something happened.

And Sid was the first to credit Raquel in each occasion, just saying, all I did was just have my blade there. And they ended up making some really good goals happen together. Now, I give Mike Sullivan a lot of credit for trying them. It can't be easy for Sullivan with his level of respect for Rust to take Rust off of that line, even if it's just for a handful of games, even if it's just to see what's going on.

But he understands, Sullivan does, that you also have to get that second line going.

You have to have an effective Evgeny Malkin, regardless of who's around him.

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