For those of you who seem to struggle with "real hockey" try to understand that when a coach or player refers to "the fine line" or "edge" or "time and space" they are pretty much talking about urgency or the need to play "harder" and "grittier" in the tougher zones of the game such as forechecking and backchecking. Many seasoned NHLrs never actually understand its importance to the game. When players have team meetings without management, and come out and suggest that is what is needed in their game, that is what characters like Saullie and Nurnie fail to understand. Both the Pens and Ducks used that element in their recent victories to beat their opponents. Caps need to find that grit and Oilers need to re-charge, it is that simple. When a team plays with a real sense of determination and urgency; chances are: they'll find a way to win. It's also that simple.