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Stanley Cup finals now pierre McGuire joins us as we will preview it with Pierre. Pierre, welcome. How are you?

Very well, Mike. Nice to visit with you. Thank you. Pierre, first, give me a minute on, or 30 seconds

on what was a classic sporting event, that double overtime game seven. Well, there was so much

passion, energy, and skill involved in that game seven, Mike.

A lot of respect for both teams, but clearly Pittsburgh had more ammunition,

and they could go deeper into their lineup.

Ottawa got caught once, once in the whole overtime, with a bad change.

They had a bad matchup.

Mike Sullivan changed on the fly off an offensive zone

faceoff to get Sidney Crosby, Chris Kunitz, and Connor Sherry, his top line on the ice

against the third defense pairing of the Ottawa Senators. It was virtually the only time that

had happened the entire game, and that led to the game-winning goal in the double-overtime game.

What a great, give Ottawa credit for a great playoff performance.

It really was.

They had a great performance.

They really did.

I mean, they did everything but win.

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