The first thing is that they care, they care deeply and because of that you give that type of effort.

You know, they didn't want to go quietly and that's what we've been talking about.

We were going to leave it all out there here today. Of course, from the coach side of it,

now you're lucky to say, well, that's the standard. Like, that's where we've been trying

to get to. That is what's what's

required so we can't have any let up in that regard but yeah I thought everybody

play hard here today it's another close game it It turns out that, you know, Willie and

Mitch end up getting the goals for us and and that's huge. But, you know, no matter who

winds up putting the buck over the line, it's we have to play our team game like and I thought that we did that here today.

Okay so that's trying to make beliefs head coach Sheldon Keith so today there are no marshmallows there are no

sticks there are no fires there will be a game five however on Friday and that was as

you just heard Sheldon Keefe mentioning you know that was as you just heard Sheldon keep mentioning you know that was

probably the most complete game that I think we've seen out of the Maple Leafs all

season long the best game we've seen the Maple Leafs play all season long and then here becomes the question

if you're the tronom a police how many more times do you have to do it to keep the wolves at bay

I think it's a pretty tall order to say they need to do that three more times.

That is very difficult, but if you're going to move on to the next round, that's exactly what you have to do.

Can you do it one more time?

The force of game six and take this thing back to sunrise.

So there are no marshmallows today.

There is no, you know, juicy storylines

other than can they do it again.

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