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Jim Montgomery Had a Confusing Quote Following Loss in Game Two

Even after a game two defeat, Jim Montgomery remains optimistic about his team's prospects, though his postgame comment drew attention for other reasons.

The Panthers managed an impressive 6-3 victory, evening the series in Boston, and Montgomery emphasized that it's unrealistic to expect to "win them all," despite fans' anxiety over a single loss.

Interestingly, Ty Anderson revealed that the Bruins head coach had a rather unusual way of conveying this sentiment.

''For me right now, I'm excited about where we're gonna go right now. Like we lose last night and everyone's like, 'Oh the sky is falling, we're not going to heaven, we're going to hell! And to me it's like here, we got an opportunity to get better. Playoffs aren't easy. It's not easy. But you become so much better... your resolve, your resiliency. This is where you get tested. This is where I feel we have the right people in our dressing room to do that.''

All things considered, one could argue that a loss might be beneficial for this Bruins team at the moment. There's too much focus on them being the top contenders and not enough on the Panthers being a formidable opponent.

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