Craig Berube on Joseph Woll taking the reins during Anthony Stolarz's absence: "He has to take the ball and run with it... He's prepared for it, and I think he wants that"

Coach Craig Berube emphasized the importance of a direct playing style for the newly formed top line of Nylander, Matthews, and Marner, urging them not to overcomplicate their game.

Regarding Steven Lorentz, Berube noted he is a big body who skates well, contributing energy and physicality, meeting expectations based on last year's performance in Florida.

On Joseph Woll stepping up as the primary goaltender in Anthony Stolarz's absence, Berube believes he is prepared and eager for the increased spotlight and responsibility.

Berube commented on Philippe Myers' improved confidence, indicating he has a better understanding of what is expected from him compared to his earlier performances.

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