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Is there something about Shann or Teresenko or Schwartz that makes them a tough matchup?

They're physical.

They're fast.

They're there.

This is the line that makes this team click.

The Shen line makes the St. Louis Blues what they are.

The Burns are online, they need to get back.

They need to get ready.

They're going to be seeing a heck a lot of this line come Saturday. You know Craig Barubi wants that matchup. It's been working

for him in both games one and two. Bruce Cassidy had to change it up again tonight, throwing the

coralli line out there, first to the second period first shift of the

third period against them so the matchups are going to be totally different coming into game three

that this line they have to score if the brunes want to win a stanley cup there's no way around it

mike they have to produce whether it's on the pp whether it's five, they've got to figure out a way to get the job done.

Okay, again, I don't think the first line has to carry you because you're a deep team.

And you've gotten second, you're one one in this series because you've got other lines and guys that can score. So I don't think it's all about the first line. But they would have to contribute like another line would have to contribute. You know, to have scoring depth. I mean, if you just transfer the problem and now your first lines is zero, but your third line is putting up all the points where you're in the same position as if your first line's producing and your third line sucks.

You see what I'm saying?

Like the whole point of having balanced scoring is that you still get the first line production and then others chip in. That's the idea. If you just transferred from one line to the next thing, you're in the same spot. So, you know, Amonti also points out there, rightly, that Castigio's run away from that matchup here. The Shenline, he's moved Bergeron off that matchup. He can. He has the last change in St. Louis. Barubi, they're going to have to beat the Shenline. They're not going to be able to run from it unless they get really creative, just running off the ice after faceoffs, which is a game you don't to do, and you shouldn't have to do with the best line in hockey. All right, so back to your thoughts, as promised. Ed and Marshfield, go ahead, Ed. How are you guys? Good, Ed, what do you got? Yeah, I think the coaching let us down last night. Why is McAvoy chasing the puck behind the other teams met when the puck's not on a stick

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