GDT: #10 - 10/29/19 | lightning @ RANGERS | 7:30 - NBCSN

[Harbour Dog]

I've often wondered why that play isn't tried more in the NHL.

 

[Brooklyn Rangers Fan]

We won the Spooner trade in the same way we would win if we had herpes instead of syphilis.

I mean... that’s a really big win.

 

[NYR]

I just meant you wouldn’t be happy that you missed it

Hate that I missed it but work calls.
Been on the go since 3:30am and forcing myself to stay awake for this last period

 

[GeorgeKaplan]

I've often wondered why that play isn't tried more in the NHL.

At least one person thinks it’s on its way to becoming a common thing

 

[Gresch04]

I like sharp on NBC's panel. Good looking, charming, good personality, good knowledge, former player, no ego.

He and Milbury have a lot in common they're both former players.

 

[Procrastinator]

He’s such a clever player.

Kid is just making veteran decisions. If I didn’t know better I would never label him a rookie.

 

[KOVALEV022473]

I've often wondered why that play isn't tried more in the NHL.

The kid from Michigan did it a few years back in a game, and that was the first time I saw it.

 

[GeorgeKaplan]

Hate that I missed it but work calls.
Been on the go since 3:30am and forcing myself to stay awake for this last period

At least this one has been fun enough that even if they lose it’ll still be worth watching

 

[Machinehead]

AV's team giving up 5 goals again, hate to see it.

 

[KirkAlbuquerque]

I like sharp on NBC's panel. Good looking, charming, good personality, good knowledge, former player, no ego.

some dudes just have it all smh...

 

[Harbour Dog]

The kid from Michigan did it a few years back in a game, and that was the first time I saw it.

I would say I've probably seen it in highlights a dozen or so times. Sometimes internationally, sometimes in juniors (I believe Crosby done it in his draft year), but I can't remember even seeing a guy try it in the NHL.

They're the most skilled players in the world; I bet upwards of 10 guys per team have that move in their repertoire.

I remember Don Cherry showing a clip of a tough guy (Chris Simon I think) delicately picking pucks up like that and dropping them into a bucket.

 

[BleedBlueNYR]

The kid from Michigan did it a few years back in a game, and that was the first time I saw it.

Yes that’s why it’s called the Michigan move. I think he may have done it in the national championship too. Late 90s I believe.

 

[Glen Sathers Cigar]

Nice to see luck evening out for Kakko.

Nice second period for Georgiev after he looked a little shaky in the first.

 

[Gresch04]

Sometimes you scratch a guy to send a message and he comes back and plays better. Other times you scratch a guy and you realize you shouldn't be playing him at all. What do you do now?

Knowing the Rangers they put Staal back in because they have some unexplained loyalty to guy who hasn't been good in 4 years.

 

[NYR]

At least this one has been fun enough that even if they lose it’ll still be worth watching

Only thing that would really irk me, and I probably shouldn't say it (Jinx) is if Shattenkirk scores a game winner...

 

[Machinehead]

Trouba, man.

 

[Machinehead]

Only thing that would really irk me, and I probably shouldn't say it (Jinx) is if Shattenkirk scores a game winner...

I would pay money to see that.

 

[Gresch04]

They just talked about Staal being a healthy scratch and idiot Pierre talks about how he's blocked a lot of shots in his career and is probably sore.

 

[Rempe73]

The defense as a whole just looks so much more mobile and able to move the puck without Staal. It’s night and day. Every pairing can move the puck quickly to create space for the forwards.

Yupp. In my d-men, I want hockey IQ and at least one of mobility or puck-moving ability. Staal had neither.

 

[will1066]

Lindgren is doing his Hajek impression

 

[Machinehead]

They just talked about Staal being a healthy scratch and idiot Pierre talks about how he's blocked a lot of shots in his career and is probably sore.

Confusing Staal for Girardi again.

Staal serves as proof that at some point you just become a #vet and your individual qualities don't matter.

 

[bl02]

I thought Lindgren died there

 

[Gresch04]

That was a cheap play in Lindgren could have got seriously hurt

 

[NYR]

I would pay money to see that.

Not if you know me lol

 

[Raspewtin]

it’s okay just cross check gourde in the neck later