GDT: #13 | Penguins vs Senators | Nov 13th 7 PM | It's my party, I'll cry if I want to
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Fordy
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madinsomniac
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People blame Malkin and crosby for our bad pp, but with them out it looks exactly the same… whoever is in charge of that shouldn’t be…..
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Tacitus Kilgore
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He should’ve went to the bench immediately after he had to race back to prevent the breakaway.
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Big Friggin Dummy
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I'm half watching on mute and thought it was ES.
Sidney the Kidney
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This team's PP is a f***ing joke.
Hey Rust, you have a shot at a one-timer with the goalie not there yet and you try a fancy backdoor pass to Guentzel instead? Cut that shit out.
God I hate watching them on the PP.
Hey Rust, you have a shot at a one-timer with the goalie not there yet and you try a fancy backdoor pass to Guentzel instead? Cut that shit out.
God I hate watching them on the PP.
Ugene Magic
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Beddy Tlueger
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The PP has like never been bad with 87 and 71. People just expect them to score Everytime.
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This PP is PROOF of what I've been saying all year about the 'brilliance' of Rierden as a PP coach. His entire PP for years has been predicated on Sid or Geno making a 1 on 1 or 1 on 2 play to create an opening for a great scoring chance.
I keep saying the good PP coaches approach things like chess . . . their PP is designed to use pieces to attack in combination.
Or, if you prefer, look at a guy like EJ who described how he used to coach it in terms of movement on the basketball court.
But, the Pens PP . . . one guy moves, and everyone else just watches. One guy shoots, and nobody crashes to coincide with the shot coming . . . instead they just wait to see if a rebound comes.
And, support designed to create isolated 2 on 1's in high danger areas for the PK? ******** forget that shit.
I keep saying the good PP coaches approach things like chess . . . their PP is designed to use pieces to attack in combination.
Or, if you prefer, look at a guy like EJ who described how he used to coach it in terms of movement on the basketball court.
But, the Pens PP . . . one guy moves, and everyone else just watches. One guy shoots, and nobody crashes to coincide with the shot coming . . . instead they just wait to see if a rebound comes.
And, support designed to create isolated 2 on 1's in high danger areas for the PK? ******** forget that shit.
AuroraBorealis
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Only morons say that. We were 4th in the league last year. Crosby was 10th among all Forwards in PPP's.
Think I would put Carter on the left wall for starters. Maybe give Zucker a shot on the right wall too.
It can't be any worse than it is now.
vodeni
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great play by letang lol after he f***ed up possesion on 5 on f***ing 3
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Rust doesn't do much on a PP aside from being the trigger man with his quick release in the slot. So no Geno or Sid to use him correctly, he's pretty much useless.
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Tacitus Kilgore
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Sidney the Kidney
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The Pens' PP moves around like when I'm playing bubble hockey and I can only focus on moving the player who currently has the puck. Everyone else just stands in their designated spot until the puck comes to them.
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It sure did. They lived up to the name by doing the bare minimum, not taking any chances, going down without a fight.
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