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[Jarvis] These are pretty good.

The gummy clusters I have a little soft spot for.

I was on a big cereal kick, so I was eating a lot of this.

But then I got tired, and I stopped going to the grocery store to get milk.

So that quickly fizzled out.

I got ice cream in there too.

I hope these aren't expired. I don't think they should be.

The better question is if I have Chick-fil-A sauce.

Chicken nuggets just got a lot worse.

[beeping]

Look at that. Get in there. Get in there. Look at that.

Fucking crispy, golden brown.

Maybe not fully cooked, but...

It builds character, builds your immune system.

Hell of a cooking show right there.

Naptime?

Whoo!

[shouting indistinctly]

[man] You kind of look like Gandalf.

-[man] Oh! -[Jarvis] That is a sexy shot.

I think I earned a McChicken.

[screams]

Sometimes, people think I don't take what I do seriously,

and that I just kind of mess around and goof around the whole time.

Oh!

I almost died.

As much as I mess around,

I will drive to the ends of the earth to get this city a Stanley Cup.

[crowd cheering]

[Blackburn] The Hurricanes have a well-established reputation

of being regular season darlings.

They've been one of the best teams in the league, but they always fall short.

[electronic music playing]

[announcer] Carolina's lost 12 consecutive at the Conference Final.

It's hard to fathom.

The consistency that has led them to the playoffs has always been good.

They really need that push that's gonna send them

to the next level in the playoffs.

[Blackburn] Jarvis wants to be that push to get his team

to the top of the NHL mountain.

But there's one thing standing in his way.

[Jarvis] I find myself self-deprecating a lot.

I got to make that fucking play.

I fucking blow.

I'm extremely hard on myself. I get in my own head.

Fuck!

I quit! I suck!

[Jarvis] If Seth Jarvis is gonna have any hope

of bringing the Canes to the Cup this season,

he'll need to prove to himself that he is good enough.

[uplifting music playing]

[Jarvis] Come on!

[Jarvis] Not much use this gets anymore, but...

No?

You know?

Got enough from us that lasted a lifetime.

[Kayden] Exactly.

There were mornings where we would wake up

and be like, "Where's Seth?"

And then all of a sudden, you just see a guy out here in a silver helmet

just ripping around.

I broke our neighbor's window with a puck off the crossbar before.

-[Kayden] Yeah. -Which wasn't very good.

-No. Shattered that. -Shattered it.

-Ran inside. -Yelled at Dad.

-Yeah. Yeah. -Got scared.

Kayden, he is seven years older than me.

[acoustic music playing]

I was lucky enough, growing up,

he'd let me play with him and his buddies a little bit.

I was trying to work hard to be as good as them,

so I could play with them.

Whether we were playing basketball, football, baseball, hockey, anything.

I just wanted to be around them, and it made me a lot tougher for sure.

Look at that. Couple of broken sheds.

[Kayden] Some puck marks.

Not bad, huh? Not bad!

[Kayden laughs]

[Jarvis] Everyone says we really look identical now,

which sucks because I called him ugly forever.

He means probably more to me than he'll ever know.

He, uh...

Jeez, I'm getting emotional talking about-- He...

He's just-- He's the best.

Probably-- Oh...

[Kayden] Nope. Mom?

-[Tracey] Yup, right here. -[Kayden] All right.

You're not still filming, are you?

-[Jarvis] Oh, everyone's in here. -[all laugh]

Don't even worry about it.

[Tracey] Go to his room, where the vision board is.

[Jarvis] Oh, God. Oh...

This is the vi...

See, this is fucking embarrassing. I don't need this on there.

We'll go out here for this because I don't need--

I don't need that in there.

[Tracey] Don't need what in there?

[Jarvis] I don't know. Maybe the six-foot-tall Crosby poster?

The guy I play four times a year?

[Kayden] Mm.

[Tracey] You were ten when you made it.

[Jarvis] I was ten?

Well, my writing still looks the same, which is good.

"Make the NHL," which is circled about 40 times.

[dramatic music playing]

Growing up, he was such a good athlete that it was almost, whatever he did,

he was very naturally gifted at.

He could pick it up right away.

[crowd cheering]

[Jarvis] You hit high school, and that's a whole different dynamic of,

"Why weren't you at this party?" or, "Why weren't you at this person's house?"

I was like, "Oh, I got hockey in the morning."

It's just like little stuff you have to do to get to a certain level.

I had no want to go out and go do stuff like that.

I wanted to shoot pucks.

I moved away at 15 to go play junior hockey.

At that point, I was playing well.

[announcer 1] Seth Jarvis, left-hander!

He scores!

[announcer 2] On the feet, left wing--

[announcer 1] Shot, scores! Seth Jarvis!

[announcer 3] Got it in--

On the left wing, he scores!

Jarvis shoots, he scores!

[Jarvis] Got an email saying I've been selected

for the World Junior summer camp.

[upbeat electronic music playing]

Going into it, I was pretty confident.

You're kind of at the top of the world at that point.

[Subban] World Juniors is super important. It's important for the players.

It's the first time for most of those guys that they put their country's jersey on.

And it's a dream, right?

And in Canada, it's the biggest thing.

Obviously, he was so excited to just get that opportunity,

but we didn't really know how everything was going.

[whistle blows]

[player] Yo!

All growing up, I've been a good player.

And then when you go into the Team Canada locker room, you're not the best player.

And it's a big switch-up. I had no friends.

I didn't know anybody. I had no one to talk to.

I was struggling on the ice.

I would just kind of internalize it

and just kind of try to deal with it on my own.

That was my first run-in with kind of mental health.

I was definitely in my own head.

And then it was like 6:00 a.m.,

and you get a knock on your door.

And it's never usually a good knock.

So I opened it up, and they broke the news to me.

[somber music playing]

They told me, "You're getting cut."

Um, I was devastated.

I remember, like, I didn't know what to think.

I... I called my mom.

I was embarrassed to tell them what was going on

because this is something you dream of.

My family together have dreamed of this.

And so I was embarrassed to tell them what happened.

[pensive music playing]

To be so close, but not make it makes him question a little bit, you know,

"Am I good enough? Should I have been there in the first place?"

[Jarvis] Mental health is something I struggle with a lot,

so I still get in my own head. It is tough.

[birds tweeting]

[sticks smacking ice]

-[player] Oh! -Ah!

Oy!

Oh, I stink.

Oh!

Fuck me.

Sat in the hot tub yesterday. Oh, jeez.

I got tub legs.

[Blackburn] Jarvis might be the number one self-deprecating guy in the entire NHL.

Every joke, they say there's some truth.

So when he constantly makes fun of himself,

you wonder how much does this guy really kind of battle with himself?

And that self-doubt does creep in

and does hold weight in your heart and in your brain.

People look at him as a guy who's ready to pop on that big stage.

But to fulfill his potential, he has to overcome his own self-doubt.

[Jarvis] Fuck!

[Jarvis] That self-doubt, when I'm swearing at myself,

calling myself some not-so-nice stuff.

So the positivity is something I've been working on

and making sure I believe in myself.

That one fucked with my head a little.

[rock music playing]

[broadcaster] Welcome to the big swings era.

of Carolina Hurricanes hockey.

The Avs sent Mikko Rantanen to the Carolina Hurricanes

in a blockbuster deal.

Whoever makes the all-in move is going to be best situated

to win the Stanley Cup.

And now the Carolina Hurricanes have done it.

[Subban] The goal is to win a championship.

So for Mikko Rantanen to come available,

when you have an opportunity to acquire talent like that,

you have to do it.

Hey. What's up?

Good to see you. Welcome.

-Yeah, thank you. Thank you. -It's very exciting.

You are getting a bona fide elite offensive piece.

[announcer] Shot by Rantanen. He scores!

[Blackburn] This guy was in Colorado for ten years.

Had so much success there.

Yes!

Whoo!

When you get a guy like Mikko Rantanen, a guy who's won before,

with that speed and skill that can play in all situations,

it's a game changer.

[man] I can't tell you how excited the fans are.

They're excited? Okay, well, that's-- I'm glad to hear that, yeah.

It was a shock for sure, you know,

but Carolina made a big trade for me.

And I just have to play well and try to help the team on the ice.

[man] So what was your family's reaction?

[Rantanen] A bit of a shock first,

but they're excited too because, you know, obviously they know that it's business

at the end of the day, you know?

-[man] Yeah, it's hard. -Yeah. For sure.

You go to your first job, and you expect you're gonna be there for 20 years.

Yeah, it rarely happens like that. No, it doesn't. Yeah, exactly.

[dramatic music playing]

[Jarvis] It's a massive trade and kind of flipped his whole life a little bit.

You want everyone to feel as comfortable as possible in that locker room,

and I know if I was in his shoes,

it would mean a lot for someone to reach out to me

and just say, "Hey, we're happy to have you."

Like, "If you need anything, I'm here."

And so that's just kind of what I tried to do and try to be nice.

-[laughter] -Seth.

[Blackburn] When they go out and trade for Mikko Rantanen,

that is absolutely seen as the final piece.

-Mikko. -Hey, Mikko.

[Blackburn] So for Jarvis, it should be a wake-up call to say,

"Oh, damn, this is the year. We're going for it this year."

So I think that kind of kicks your ass a little bit into gear.

[indistinct chatter]

[Jarvis] I respect the organization

for trying to bring in a big fish like that.

I felt like I had a little more responsibility.

And I will do everything in my power to get this city a Stanley Cup.

[all] Oh!

[man] You did it right. You nailed it.

[door creaks open]

[Jarvis] Oh, uh, there is--

There is a girl that me and her brother played at the same, like, academy,

-Mm-hmm. -And she forgot her skates for a term.

And she had to wear my skates.

Now she plays for Ottawa.

Well, who knows? Maybe without those skates,

she would never have played in the tournament.

Never went to college, never made the pros.

It's amazing what you do for the hockey community, Jar.

Get the arms out.

[Blackburn] Mikko arrives in Carolina, and the pressure is on the Canes

because it seems like it might be their year to win the Stanley Cup.

But at the same time, Seth has an amazing opportunity

to represent Canada at the 4 Nations Face-Off.

[upbeat music playing]

Seth, big news, obviously, for you.

Recently named to the 4 Nations tournament roster for Team Canada.

That's a huge honor.

[broadcaster] One of the top 23 Canadian players in the NHL.

[trainer] Slow down.

Yeah.

[Jarvis] I got the call in my apartment.

My heart started racing. I didn't know what was going on.

I called my mom right away, and she started crying.

I was at a loss for words.

Obviously, there's so many great players to pick from.

I thought maybe that kind of spoiled my chances.

Immediately get up. Push it up, right?

Five of them.

I'm a little off on this one.

[Blackburn] His election to the roster wasn't a slam dunk.

This is an opportunity for him to show that he belongs

and that he earned and deserved that roster spot.

Ah! Fuck!

Ow.

[suspenseful music playing]

[Jarvis] There's a lot of guys in this locker room

that should probably be on this show instead of me.

When you're sitting next to Crosby, it's something special.

I was terrified.

I didn't want to ruffle any feathers, especially with such a legend that he is.

You always hear the stories about how superstitious he is,

so I was like, as long as you don't mess up what he is doing, it's a win.

[Jarvis coughs]

[coughing]

You alright?

[coughing]

-Oh, my God. -I'm all right.

Oh, in everyone's way.

I'll go over to this side? Yeah.

All right, let's hope I don't fuck this up.

[Nurse] So you have this young kid from Winnipeg,

and he's all of a sudden playing with people

that he's grown up watching.

And so there's that little bit of impostor syndrome,

and "Should I really be here?"

[whistle blows]

What's going on here? Am I going?

Oh, fuck.

[player] Oh, that's my bad.

[Jarvis] There's a lot going through my head.

I have to kind of self-prep talk a little bit

and try to keep my own negative thoughts out of my head.

It's tough.

I had no clue I was up.

I was looking the wrong way.

[Kayden] Not really knowing anybody, being one of the younger guys,

and to go into a room with names like Crosby,

um, he was a little bit intimidated,

and he had kind of that feeling of, "Do I belong, or should I be here?"

Do we keep it the fuck out of my hands?

Do we keep it out of my hands?

I'm just trying to stay out of Sid's way.

I was a little worried about you.

I was gonna stop and make sure you're okay.

Right in the fucking chest.

Whoa! Five hole!

Yep, high and wide.

Fuck, did I not score.

I got to retape. I got to get a new stick. I didn't score one single goal today.

Thank you.

-[camera shutters clicking] -[indistinct chatter]

Coming off our first practice,

and there was like 500 people surrounding Crosby.

He started talking to me a little bit. He's super down-to-earth.

Gives the time of day to anybody.

And someone that I'm super happy I got to experience being around.

As long as you keep that jock out of my helmet.

That's one they put extra close.

[laughs]

How old do you think that thing is?

18 years.

Since the fucking World War.

[reporter] As one of the younger players here,

how are you sort of absorbing all this,

and what do you think it will do for your career going forward?

I mean, I'd be stupid not to try to take as much as I can from this opportunity.

I'm surrounded by all these absolute superstars, legends.

And so just being able to pick their brains,

just see how they operate on a day-to-day basis,

how they take care of their body, how they approach practice.

Just being able to take those little bits and add them into my game

is gonna only help me.

[dramatic music playing]

[crowd cheering]

[announcer 1] Championship game of the 4 Nations Face-Off.

These are the best players in the world.

For most of these players,

this will be as big a stage that they've ever been on.

Team USA and Team Canada.

We're ready to go.

You've got to attack.

[shouting]

Canada in the midst of a line change.

[Jarvis] First time on the ice, I was a little nervous.

You kind of start thinking about how surreal it is.

[announcer 1] Jarvis, first time in representing Canada.

[Jarvis] And then I get hammered.

Then it all came crashing down pretty quickly for me.

It helped me get over the first nerve.

Fuck me.

Sorry, Marchy. Fuck!

[announcer 1] Harley for Mackinnon.

He scores!

Fuck, yeah! There we go! There we go!

Fucking right.

[whistle blows]

[Jarvis] Thankfully, I turned it around a little bit.

That's when I started seeing my game get a little bit better.

[announcer 1] Big hit by Jarvis.

And you get a little more confident in what you're doing.

[announcer 1] Here's Marchand. And the trailer.

Jarvis, and a block by Swayman.

Where's your first look?

I'm looking slot if it's from the goalie.

I think honestly, I could've probably stopped and took it around the other way.

[announcer 1] Jarvis the other way.

[announcer 2] Jarvis is the youngest player on Team Canada, just turned 23.

[announcer 1] Here's Seth Jarvis with a free puck.

-[referee] Right! -Hey!

[announcer 1] Great action here in overtime.

The chance to be a national hero.

Centering pass. McDavid scores!

Connor McDavid wins it for Canada!

[excited shouting]

-Fucking hit. Eh? -What a fucking play!

Oh, my God. I was flowing with... was it patriotism?

Whatever. Maple syrup, everything.

I was bleeding red and white there.

[uplifting music playing]

I worked so hard to go from that spot of getting cut in the World Juniors,

just to be a part of that 4 Nations team.

I'm excited to see where it takes me.

[clapping]

[indistinct chatter]

[rowdy cheering]

My God! What is going on? Good job. That's fucking awesome.

-That's so awesome. -Thank you.

-That's nice of you. -That's incredible.

So pumped.

He learned so much from that experience that, you know,

hopefully, he can take again and bring it back here to Carolina

because it's so invaluable.

Good fucking game out of you!

-[laughs] -I thought you scored...

I was almost naked in the stands, bud.

[Bissonnette] 4 Nations was a perfect spot for a guy like Seth

to learn on the national stage.

I thought he performed extremely well.

The guys are like, "I'll meet you guys."

-Who's the guys? -Everybody on the fucking team.

Yeah, they told me to come get you guys.

Hey, these are my buddies.

Hey, nice to meet you!

You're out here, man!

[indistinct chatter]

[engine starts]

[engine revs]

[loud pop]

Just wanted to show off for you there a little bit. [laughs]

-Sounds like a lawn mower. -[man laughs]

This is the first car I ever bought,

I guess, with any kind of NHL money.

I used my signing bonus.

Pretty sure my roommate threw a coffee at me,

and that's why there's a stain up here.

Uh, there's stories all over this thing, actually.

[producer] Will you be tracking the trade monitor?

Oh, yeah. I'll be locked in on the deadline,

just seeing what's going on.

The trade deadline is definitely one of the dates that you circle on the calendar.

You're tuning in to see who's trading who and what's going on,

which teams are getting better, which are getting worse.

Most trade deadline days, shit goes down.

There's a lot of speculation going on with Rantanen.

So just seeing how that all unfolds.

I'm just happy that by, whatever, 3:00 p.m.,

it'll all come to an end.

Because it's been a lot of outside noise on our team.

If the Canes do not have a long-term extension with Mikko Rantanen,

they will seriously consider a trade that sends Mikko Rantanen elsewhere.

You think he wants to spend the next eight years there,

playing a completely different style than what he's been accustomed to in the NHL?

You can't tell me that Carolina fans and management

aren't fucking nervous about this situation.

Shit happens. You know, you can't control it.

-[keypad beeping] -[computerized voice] Access granted.

Very fancy. British accent.

[dramatic music playing]

[Jarvis laughing]

What's the course record out here?

-It's 62. -[Jarvis] Jeez.

-You don't need to worry about that. -I know.

I was not asking if you think I'm breaking it.

Do we like it?

-Oh! -[Kotkaniemi] Nice one.

I might have got naked on the green if that went in.

Anything new?

Cousins going to the Sens?

You know him?

We went to World Junior camp together.

The one you got booted?

[Jarvis] All right.

Didn't know we were bringing that back up.

[Kotkaniemi laughs]

[both laughing]

You're really on it there.

Whoa! Good thing I went for it. Holy shit.

Hell of a layup, huh?

Two of the best shots I've ever seen.

Maybe it helps not having transfusions and milkshakes every time.

[Jarvis] Believe it or not, the eating habits have gotten a lot better.

What do we got?

[broadcaster] Mikko Rantanen and the Dallas Stars

are closing in on an extension.

Eight years, $12 million AAV.

Which will get the deal done.

And Mikko Rantanen will be traded to the Dallas Stars.

Is this our fault?

It might be my fault.

If I scored last night on that pass he gave me, he might still be a Hurricane.

Is that what sent him over the edge?

-[Kotkaniemi] Could have been. -[Jarvis] Fuck!

Wow, that's wild.

Interesting to see what we get back.

You trade away the star in Mikko Rantanen,

and for a guy like Seth, that adds a little bit more pressure

to his plate to say,

"Okay, now I need to find the next level because we don't have this star."

The Hurricanes thought Mikko Rantanen was their guy,

but they bring him in, and they don't get any indication

that he really wants to be there long-term.

So they have to pivot.

They end up repackaging him and sending him to Dallas.

And Dallas believes, just like Carolina did,

that he can be their final piece to contend for a Cup.

[Nill] Welcome, everybody.

As we know, we traded for Mikko Rantanen.

He's a big body. He's a big man. He's 6'4".

Gonna be a great fit for us.

-How's it going? Jason. -Hey, hi.

Welcome. How are you? How was it?

-Good. It was good. Long flight, but... -It's a whirlwind.

-Yeah. -It's a long day.

Don't worry about the gear. We'll bring the gear.

[Rantanen] Okay, okay.

Number one plan for me was to stay in Colorado,

and I didn't want to sign to Carolina because my only focus was in Colorado.

And then the trade still happened,

and the style of play was obviously the biggest decision for me.

I think Dallas always liked how they play.

You know, they play fast. It's hard to play against.

So that tells the story.

10:30, we'll have a meeting across the way.

So guys, usually...

Walk over at 10.

Walk over at 10. Okay.

The last two seasons, uh...

You know, we've had good years.

You get that far,

it really hurts when you know that you're that close.

[announcer 1] In the end, Vegas the better team.

[announcer 2] The Dallas Stars fall in the Western Conference Final

for the second straight season.

But that's what brings you back the following year.

Mikko's a special player.

You know, he's been one of the leading-scoring wingers in the game

since he turned pro.

So we're adding him, knowing that he is the missing piece.

-[man] Sounds good. -All right.

Thank you very much. Thank you.

[man] Can you put all this at the front desk?

[broadcaster] Well, what do you know?

Carolina Hurricanes won another hockey game.

You know what? If you're a Canes fan, you should be excited.

Once they traded Mikko, they're the best team in the league.

[player shouts]

[Blackburn] Carolina loses Rantanen.

[announcer 1] And a beautiful feed from Seth Jarvis!

[announcer 2] Jarvis, looking... Scores!

[horns blow]

[Blackburn] There's a general consensus that maybe they take a step back,

maybe that's demoralizing.

[announcer] And Seth Jarvis has his 14th goal at home.

[Blackburn] Instead, eight straight wins.

[woman] Whatever will we do without Mikko Rantanen?

Win, that's what we're gonna do.

[announcer] He scores!

Seth Jarvis!

[broadcaster] They're outscoring their opponents 17 to 5.

They've beaten Winnipeg, Tampa. They blanked Philly.

[Blackburn] They head into the playoffs with a full head of steam,

and they're the darlings that everybody's waiting for to take that next big step.

All right, fellas. That-a-way.

I think everyone in that locker room used his motivation when he left

to truly put our best foot forward.

I think that's when we really turned it up a notch.

[announcer] Here comes Jarvis.

Seth Jarvis, empty net. Bingo!

Yeah, baby!

[Blackburn] And now the question becomes...

[Jarvis] Yeah!

[Blackburn] ...can the Canes finally win the Cup?

Does this year's team have that, when in years past, they've come up short?

Everyone here is bought in.

We know who our team is.

Everyone's trying to make a run to go win a Stanley Cup.

Everyone's ready to do that.

-[Jarvis] I was maybe nine. -[Kayden] Yeah.

[Jarvis] I remember shooting it on the net.

And, uh...

We were-- We had those little foam targets.

[laughs]

And we had a little competition.

-It was the first time I ever beat you. -[Kayden] Really?

And I stole one of the pucks and wrote,

like, "shooting competition winner" or whatever

and put it in my-- My bedside table.

I'm pretty sure I still got that puck.

[announcer 1] Here is Game 7.

Colorado leading Dallas 2-nothing.

[announcer 2] Dallas, nobody's really let it loose yet.

[announcer 1] Rantanen...

He scores!

Oh.

[crowd cheers]

[announcer 1] We got a game now.

Rantanen again.

Rantanen scores!

I can't enjoy any of this.

[announcer 1] Back-to-back goals for Mikko Rantanen.

An amazing turn of events.

[crowd cheering]

Rantanen again!

Unbelievable!

A legendary performance

by Rantanen!

[Jarvis] Oh.

Wow.

We're in, uh, beautiful Washington, D.C.

Yeah, excited for the game.

Is my tie on straight?

Playoffs this year for me,

I felt like I had a little more responsibility.

And I think playing that 4 Nations,

I played in two of the craziest environments

I've ever been a part of.

In the playoffs, I'm a lot more at peace with the environment,

and it doesn't affect my game maybe as much as it did in the past.

We've been a good team. We know we have a good team.

And just we haven't gotten over the hump.

Everyone dreams of winning the Stanley Cup as a kid,

but when you get to this point, you've gotten close a few times,

it drives you a little crazy.

Washington's a very good team this year.

They got obviously elite players.

[man] Fellas. It's time.

[Jarvis] They're tough to play against.

-[player] Let's go, boys. -[hands clapping]

[Blackburn] The Hurricanes are up against one of the best Eastern Conference teams,

the number one seed, the Washington Capitals.

It's a fearsome opponent.

Jaaarvy!

-Whoo! -[Jarvis] Fucking great!

Fucking great!

Jaaarvy!

Woo-hoo!

Let's go you stupid fucking...

[Brind'Amour] Okay.

Ding, ding. Let's be ready to go from the start.

Simple and direct as possible.

Fucking out, in, on them over and over and over.

Pucks and bodies to the net. Hang on to it in the O-zone

and make sure we're above the puck.

And let's fucking do it together. Here we go. Let's go.

[excited chatter]

Starting up front!

We got number 20, Sebastian Aho!

-[all, clapping] Whoo! -We got number 37.

Andrei Svechnikov!

-[all] Whoo! -We got number 24, Seth Jarvis!

[all] Whoo!

[announcer 1] Carolina Hurricanes, Washington Capitals.

Hurricanes lead the series three games to one.

[crowd cheering]

[announcer 2] Carolina Hurricanes, their last two game starts,

they gave up too many opportunities to the Capitals.

Grade-A chances in front of their own net.

Look for a better start here for Carolina.

[announcer 1] Across for Carlson, taken away by Jarvis.

Saved by Thompson.

Here's Staal.

And with a shot, he scores!

[Jarvis] That guy's a fucking sniper!

That guy's a sniper!

[announcer 1] One-nothing, Carolina.

[Jarvis] What a fucking shot, baby. Great job.

[announcer 1] Away from Beauvillier.

Brought it back around by Slavin, off the side of the cage.

Scores!

Beauvillier ties the game at one!

[crowd cheering]

[horn blowing]

Jarvis off the board.

Battle for the puck in the corner.

[announcer 2] That's a really good shift

put together here in the last five minutes.

[announcer 1] Here's Slavin from the point...

[suspenseful music playing]

[Kayden] He wants the win. He wants to be the best.

He wants to prove that he belongs.

There are times where things might not be going well.

I think he's gotten a lot better at working through it himself.

[Jarvis] Shake it off, shake it off.

Yes!

-[announcer 1] Jarvis In pursuit. -[Jarvis] Coming!

[announcer 1] On it for Carolina. Up the right side for Jarvis.

Here is Jarvis with a shot!

Off the pipe!

[announcer 2] Doesn't get any closer than that.

Great pass.

When the puck wasn't going in for me, I really start to realize

all that whatever happened happened.

You can't change it, and you got to move forward.

[announcer 1] Third period in Washington with three minutes to go.

[players shouting]

[announcer 1] Up the middle for Jarvis.

Cross-ice pass.

Here's Svechnikov.

He scores!

Making it happen! Making it happen!

[Jarvis] Whoo!

[announcer 1] The Carolina Hurricanes take the lead.

[uplifting music playing]

Thompson on the bench. The Washington net is empty.

It was deflected.

Chipped, knocked away by Jarvis.

-[man 1] Come on! -[man 2] Come on now!

[announcer 1] Jarvis scores!

[cheering]

[players] Yeah!

[Jarvis] Let's fucking go!

-Fucking right, baby! -[player] Good fucking job.

[announcer 2] Jarvis is able to put this series on ice,

and the Carolina Hurricanes will be going on to the Eastern Conference Final.

[players whooping]

When you look back at 4 Nations and see it was huge for his confidence

to see, "Oh, I do belong. I do belong with these guys."

Oh, baby!

[Kayden] For him to bring that knowledge and everything back here

and to be a leader here is definitely pretty cool to see unfold.

[Brind'Amour] Chopped it down, boys. Chopped it down.

Fucking just kept going.

Couldn't be prouder of you guys, just how you hung in there.

It's how we do it, right? It's everybody contributing.

A huge fucking goal there. That was something special.

Fuck, boys, we're-- We're taking that next step,

and that's fucking awesome.

-Yeah, fucking no doubt about it. -[all cheering and shouting]

Just trying to enjoy the moment,

and the moment right now is us winning.

And winning another series.

So, uh, I'm just trying to appreciate what we're going through right now.

And, uh, yeah, just enjoy the moment.

[ethereal music playing]

-[man] How are you doing, sir? -Jarvis?

-Jarvis? -Yeah.

-This one right here? -Yeah.

All good.

Robinson?

[Jarvis] As much as I mess around, I want to go down

as one of the greatest Canes to ever play.

[dramatic music playing]

[broadcaster 1] Canes, Florida Panthers, Eastern Conference Finals.

These next ones are gonna be more difficult.

[broadcaster 2] The Panthers are everyone's worst nightmare.

[broadcaster 3] They're one of the best teams I've ever seen.

[Blackburn] For the Hurricanes, I mean, we're talking about a team

that has been swept in the Eastern Conference Final

the last three times that they've been there.

So to lose the first two games

of the Conference Final against the Panthers this year, again,

it's digging up old demons and being haunted by them all over again.

[announcer] Across. Mikkola. Towards the net.

Scores!

[all cheering]

Here comes Boqvist. Nice move to the inside.

He scores!

And Mikkola scores!

[horns blowing]

There's one of them.

Scores!

[tense music playing]

[horns blowing]

Ah, fuck!

-[trainer] Sorry about that. -[Jarvis] Jesus Christ, dawg.

This is my moneymaker, so don't fuck it up.

[man] Yeah, exactly.

See? Like a fucking newborn.

I got great news, you're still a Winnipeg nine.

Winnipeg ten and a half.

[announcer] Welcome to the Eastern Conference Final,

Game 5 here at home.

Florida leading the series three games to one.

Marchand in front. Score, Lundell!

They take a 3-2 lead.

Barkov cuts away from Orlov.

Slides it across!

Scores!

Now Bennett racing in.

Picks up the puck and scores!

The Florida Panthers are heading to the Stanley Cup Final.

I don't know that anybody could have eliminated the Florida Panthers

from the East in that spot.

Good job, Rein.

Hell of a season, brother. We're gonna get 'em.

[Jarvis] The fall short is something that drives you a little bit crazy.

We got one win this time, but you need three more.

I mean, any time you lose, I think you get more hungry.

That Cup is always gonna be the thing we're chasing.

Absolutely lovely to be home.

The house I grew up in, the area I grew up in,

the people I grew up with.

Uh, I wouldn't change it for the world.

I sleep in my childhood bedroom when I come back home.

It brings me back down to earth a little bit, and it's just...

There's-- Nothing beats coming home.

I've been working out for maybe three weeks now,

and then just start skating this week.

I've tried going to a few different places,

but there's something to be said for people that you know care about you

and know want the best for you.

And that's luckily what I have in Cane.

I love being on the ice with them.

[rock music playing]

Get it! And first shot on net.

[whistle blows]

[woman] Get it!

For Seth to be able to represent Canada

and then go back to Carolina

and have the run that they did.

Now he's got a confidence for sure.

I'm fucking humming!

I learned so much about myself.

I know who I am as a person and as a player.

And I know there's a few more levels that I got in my game,

and that's what keeps me hungry.

[Kayden] Just wheelhouse, or backhand, forehand?

-[Jarvis] Fuck, yeah. Wheelhouse. -[Kayden] Just wheelhouse?

[Jarvis] What kind of stupid question is that?

I'll find it. I'll find the wheelhouse. Don't worry.

It's a new team every year and a new chance,

and that's all we're looking for, is just a new opportunity

to go out there and hopefully rewrite the history a little bit.

Nice!

Oh! That hurt.