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We'll have a game seven tomorrow night in Washington.

Carolina, Tommy, the desperate team, the home team, I think the better team last night,

and the defending champs will have to win at home tomorrow night to continue their Stanley Cup defense, but I think

their Stanley Cup pedigree may pay dividends tomorrow night.

Look, it's been a, it's been a, look, the caps were 10 and 3 on the road last year in the

playoffs. That clearly hasn't happened this time around.

It still could. They're 0.3 right now.

They could win their next 10 on the road.

Yeah, they could if they get a chance to playdose.

But so far, this has been a home ice series.

And if Carolina's crowd had a big impact once they get a lead to, you know, I think part of the Capp's strategy has been,

and they did it early, what is to take the crowd out of the game.

And that's pretty amazing that they value that so much.

You know, Caps crowd has to do the same thing.

They have to be able to make it difficult for Carolina to concentrate.

I don't know how much, how effective that always is, but they raved about it in Raleigh.

I really enjoyed your column the other day on the Caps.

I thought it was really well done.

And you talked about, you know, the outside world,

you know, speaking in terms of the Capitals franchise having Stanley Cup pedigree. Well,

they do. They won the Stanley Cup last year. And I think they have played thus far, certainly

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