One of the odd observations about last season's Dallas Stars is that they were "quiet."
You'd be sitting in an empty arena for the morning skate, and the hollow sound of skate blades and bouncing pucks echoed as the players themselves said little. You'd hear the in-game audio and the bench was orderly and focused.
At the time, you wondered if it was a bad thing, but they had just won the division the year before, so you shrugged it off as no big deal.
But when Tyler Seguin talked about what happened in the second intermission before a third period eruption that led to a 5-4 win over the Arizona Coyotes on Thursday, he brought up the subject.