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The Hockey PDOcast

What We Saw in Game 1 of the East Final

The Hockey PDOcast

Sportsnet

Nhl, Sports, Hockey, Sportsnet

4.8920 Ratings

🗓️ 23 May 2024

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Dimitri Filipovic is joined by Jesse Marshall to break down Game 1 of the East Final. They talk about what they saw, what matters from it moving forward, and where each team can gain a competitive edge on the opposition.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey PEDEOCast with your host, Dmitri Filippovich.

0:18.7

Welcome to the HockeyPedio cast. My name is Dimitri Filippovic and joining me is my good buddy, Jesse it all down. We're going to talk

0:41.4

about what we saw, things that either surprised us or reinforced ideas we had heading into

0:46.7

the series and what matters moving forward. What do you think of game one from either team's

0:52.4

perspective, whether just the terms at which it was played

0:55.3

or something one of the teams did that might be surprised you, would you just give me your

1:00.5

general thoughts on game one and we can just dive into it?

1:03.1

So I thought, I think like the story, right, of both of these teams going into this series

1:08.3

is the rate at which they've been able to control the pace of

1:11.4

the play like vis-o-vis their four check and just controlling the neutral zone, right?

1:16.4

I think if you look at the Rangers path here, that's an area that they've done really well in.

1:22.0

I think their best mitigation has come from the strengths of their offense, Dimitri,

1:26.6

or they've had long periods

1:29.0

of time playing in the other team's own, like cycling the puck, activating their D when they

1:33.1

can.

1:34.0

It's been enough to hide the dents in their armor and there are some, right?

1:39.5

So up to this point, like, you acknowledge, like, okay, the Rangers sometimes have, like,

1:43.4

defensive pairings that occasionally get exposed and turn the puck over. That is not a problem because

1:49.5

X, Y, Z, all the way down the list. That takes us to Florida. Florida, a team who runs a very

1:55.7

aggressive forecheck and generally speaking controls the pace of the play with the fours they have

2:00.1

up front. It's like the irresistible play with the fours they have up front.

2:05.3

It's like the irresistible object and the unmovable force here.

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