Tyler Yaremchuk: Hutts, you’re a guy who played in Buffalo. What did you make of just, before we even get into the game, the atmosphere, the crowd, the swords they’re skating out from, the scenes from the streets? As someone who spent a lot of time in Buffalo, what did you make of the way that fanbase showed up for Game 1?

Carter Hutton: It was amazing. They dragged out the punching dummy, and they’re beating the heck out of it. They have rollerblades on. They’ve created such an atmosphere and the fanbase is just rocking. They go in and I think the atmosphere, they fed off. And then it was like a nervous energy, right, like you’re losing in that game, you’re not scoring, and then all of a sudden a big play by Tage Thompson. That play in the offensive zone behind the net on that wrap around is a world class play, the sell job and the quick hands to get that back out. A tough defensive play by (Charlie) McAvoy. There was a few points in that game where it felt the Bruins were just going to run this thing down. Even on the go-ahead goal, that puck has to get out of the zone. This is simple playoff hockey, and they end up finding the back of the net and the building looks like it’s about to explode.