Andersen’s playoff perfection fuels Hurricanes. He’s bee dominant, with elite saves, and now he aims to carry momentum against a surging Flyers team.
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Talking about players like Taylor Hall, Logan Stankoven, Jackson Blake, I mean, what impressed you about Carolina?
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Yeah, well that’s, that’s really it.
They’re, they’re deep and, and they’re gonna- they’re able to get contributions from everybody.
And when, when you have those names, and those are important pieces on their team, but they’re not necessarily the guys, you know, Stankoven obviously has been, been really good, but the guys that you’re gonna think about at the top of the, the, when it comes to scoring.
And that makes for a dangerous team.
When you finish that first round playoff series and those are the guys that you’re talking about leading the way on the score sheet, you know, Martinek as well with a, with huge goals and, with a huge goal in overtime.
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And then when you’re going into a playoff series and there’s talk about who’s gonna start in net, and Freddie Andersen goes out there and, and stands on his head for four games in a row, that’s what makes Carolina so dangerous.
And they, they’ve got, you know, next, next series it could be a whole different group of guys leading the way, and, and that’s, that’s a scary team.
And again, we’ll, we’ll save our breath for the conference finals to make sure that that they don’t do it again or that they even get there.
But, just a dangerous, dangerous team and the, and the speed and octane that they play at is, it’s tough to keep up with in a playoff series.
