The goals Robertson scored were nice (how often have we seen other depth scoring options whiff on those opportunities or fire it straight into the crest?); low, quick, and hard.
What's nice, and I think Keefe also drew attention to this, is his pace and relentlessness on the puck helped fuel a lot of that line's possession time. He ate a couple of hits to make plays, but evaded several more and got under sticks to take pucks with regularity (reminiscent of Malgin's first game). The trick is doing it consistently, and Robertson definitely has that mentality.
Beautiful, unselfish feed by Matthews on the OT as well.
