«I found it quite loud in there.
There was a number of times that it was hard calling out lines. You have to scream the lines and you have to move up and down the bench to make sure players are hearing and communicating properly.
That was the same in Boston and we experienced that (in Toronto) as well.
From my perspective, I didn't see that as an issue at all.
In fact, there was some moments of the game where (the crowd) got extremely loud. Clearly, that's important.
It's hard when there is not much between the teams and the players are giving everything that they have. That extra boost is really important, but that wasn't on my mind at all. If anything, as a coach, your voice in your head is kind of pounding a little bit because you're screaming for two and a half hours to try to communicate over top of the noise.»