Tonight, of course, Ranger Hockey.

You can watch it obviously on MSG.

Joe joins us now.

Joe, welcome.

How are you?

I'm good, Mike.

Thank you.

Joe, you made the point after the game the other night,

and I've referenced it that you really felt that the coach brought a lot of the Bruins to the Canadians.

And that was a big fact that clearly was in game three,

but you really saw a lot of Bruins in the Canadians the other night.

Yeah, well, he was in Boston, Claude Julian, for just about 10 seasons.

He won a Stanley Cup there, and they became known as a four-line team

that first and foremost knew how to defend before anything.

And even though they had, you obviously have to have some talents and you have to be able to score and get goaltending and all that kind of thing to win a Stanley Cup.

But first and foremost, I think if you ask most people, what was the trademark of that team,

it was, or those teams, it was the defensive side, how to shut, how to shut teams down,

how to slow the game down, how to frustrate the other team. And game three looked like

that to me, Mike, the way Claude Julian had his team playing. And in talking to some of the Canadian players this morning, they said, you know, the last

month or so we've been playing a lot to that style of hockey, that brand, and it's been

working.

You know, it could very easily be that those 17 seconds to find this series, obviously, because everything

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