I think each experience you go through makes you better whether I mean you you if you win like the team or plan you know they've won more than anybody in recent years here and you grow and you learn

from that and there's a lot that comes from that there's a lot that comes from going through

what we've gone through as well and there's growth inside of that.

So, you know, whether it's the guys who have been through it or the guys who have come in to add

to the group, you know, collectively it it feels different. I think that's why you end up on the

right side of these things. I don't know, it's a strange game, you know, how our sport works out but certainly feels different and things tend to go your way

when that's the case but it's not get carried away. We've got a tough task ahead here to finish

the series off. Game four is always the toughest to win that is Sheldon Keith

head coach of the Toronto Maple East. Big win last night in overtime, big comeback in the third period, down 4 to 1.

You know the story, you watched it, you read it, you've thought about it.

And I always enjoy watching other coaches or players or fans just try to nail down what is

different about this year's edition of the Toronto Maple Leafs and again

right off the Tampa Bay lightning at your own peril.

It is still the fool who bets against the Tampa Bay lightning,

even though they're down 3 to 1 in this one.

But I always take this kind of weird delight in watching people,

and I've tried to do it myself, to squirm,

to try to figure out what exactly is different,

try to pinpoint things, what were the moves

that the Maple Leaves made made that made things different?

Now it certainly does feel different with Ryan O'Reilly in these playoffs if you're the Toronto Maple Leafs.

He's been a huge addition come playoff time, maybe their most effective and maybe most important

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