While nobody was looking, I think, your favorite hockey team lost all of their assistant coaches.

And I'm going to assume safely, I think.

That was by design.

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Game two of the Stanley Cup final is tonight in Edmonton, Alberta.

That, of course, between the Panthers and the Oilers, after Leon Dreisidel took game one in overtime.

I am fully expecting the defending champions to come storming and making Stuart Skinner's life miserable

for the entirety of the 60 minutes of this next one.

We did not see that version of the Panthers in game one with a notable exception of how Sam Bennett was playing,

that's going to change.

That's my feel on it anyway.

My feel for the local team is that after the hiring of Dan Mews, there's a lot more hiring now to come.

Yesterday, David Quinn, the only assistant coach, by the way,

who'd still been under contract with the Penguins for next season,

followed Mike Sullivan to Manhattan, as did,

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