On a beautiful run through the park, on a pleasant day, you can easily get lost.

No, no, no. She didn't kill him.

Huh? In your true crime podcast.

It was the pool guy. So obvious.

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So here's my third one, and I think this is the one I'm most excited to talk about.

It's great to be able to win one-on-one battles.

Like when we're putting together a clip or something that you're going to tweet out,

it's always so satisfying to just see when Nathan McKinnon beat someone one-on-one,

and it's very easy to identify.

But to reach a higher sort of plane offensively in terms of operating at just an entirely different level.

I think you almost need to be able to threaten the defense enough to not just beat them one

on one, but kind of force their hand into sending help to offer up a one on two for that star

player so that then they can then exploit that and make it easier for their teammates.

You know what I mean?

In the sense that all of a sudden, if Nathan McKinn is commanding enough attention

where the lightning are sending two skaters his way, then that in theory means that if he

gets the puck away in time, all of a sudden his teammates have a four on three or if it's down

low, maybe they can execute an a three on two.

And it makes life so much

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