Lawless a parlé de son expérience avec les Golden Knights, de l’approche de casquette « rien n’expire dans le réfrigérateur » de George McPhee et Kelly McCrimmon, et de la victoire parfaite du match 6 contre les Stars qui a assuré la deuxième participation de l’équipe à la finale de la Coupe Stanley. De plus, pourquoi Mark Stone est le «Larry Bird of Hockey». Épisode 69 avec Gary Lawless : https://www.rayanddregs.com/stanley-cup-final-preview-w-vegas-golden-knights-broadcasterwriter-gary-lawless/ Retrouvez-nous ici : Twitter : https://twitter .com/rayanddregs IG : https://www.instagram.com/rayanddregs/ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/rayanddregs TikTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@raydregspod Site Web : https:/ /www.rayandregs.com
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Mark Stone as the "Larry Bird of the NHL" is a great analogy. Someone as unathletic and often injured should not be able to dominate games like he does.
Vegas beat the 8th seed, the 3rd seed and the 4th seed… that equals 15. If they beat the 8th seed Florida, that adds up to….. 23!! 2023 is our year
I always appreciate when people talk about players as full humans and not just hockey players! Allowing Stone to consider the impact of injury on his life outside of the game is honestly such a refreshing take on things!