Mike McKenna has been a professional goalie for the past 14 seasons and has played for seven NHL teams and 13 minor-league teams. Most recently he played in the Philadelphia Flyers organization, playing one NHL game with them this season. He also played 10 games with the Ottawa Senators in 2018-19.
He knows about the most important position in the playoffs and a lot about the men who play it and those trying to score goals against them. So NHL.com asked him to share his insights during the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
In his most recent column, McKenna talks about how rebounds -- of all types -- dominated the plot line of a 4-2 win by the St. Louis Blues against the Boston Bruins in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final at Enterprise Center. It was the first home victory in Final history for the Blues and tied the best-of-7 series.
Blues made most of second chances in Game 4 of Cup Final, McKenna says
Rebounds dominated storyline of series-tying win against Bruins

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Ryan O'Reilly does it all in Blues 4-2 Game 4 victory
Binnington resumes his stellar play in a Game 4 win