Marco Sturm on game two this evening for the Boston Bruins.

And certainly if Charlie McAvoy could avoid giving the puck away behind the net, that would be helpful this evening.

But I think you're saying it's, well, you said earlier must win, I believe.

I think Curtis said it best, like he feels like, and I would kind of agree with him a little bit that if they lose

and they go down to oh in the series that they probably lose the series i don't know what the

but then they do get to come back home no that's true like they've been so great at home at least you

can swing it a little bit that way but i i feel like i always feel like i said

i you know i come from the world of football so i don't i i i can't or like i'm not familiar

what it would feel like to be down two oh in a series and you know knowing that you're like you're

down and that it granted you're coming back home.

I don't know what that feeling's like because football's won and done.

And I feel like if you're down to, oh, you have to be so nervous, so concerned as a player.

You've got to be every little thing.

We talk about margin and error.

We talk about how tight you feel.

I feel like it's something that, you know,

players might struggle with because of, you know, just being in that situation and looking

at everything being magnified. Well, yeah, I guess it depends on how they view what happened

the other night. And if they view it as we had a 2-0 lead on this team, our goaltender was great.

And the collapses, that collapses on us, then they know that they can play with this team and they can, you know, if they can avoid dumb mistakes, then that they can beat the team.

So what did I say about the two, though?

I don't know about the, I don't know.

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