Damn Laval leads the AHL with 50 goals scored, unfortunately they have surrendered 57.
Saw the Habs game last night? That's the Rocket in the dzone, they cleaned it up a bit thought. They are way better structurally, can actually get the puck out of their zone and plays as a team on the offense unlike the Habs...Damn Laval leads the AHL with 50 goals scored, unfortunately they have surrendered 57.
Laval Maple LeafsDamn Laval leads the AHL with 50 goals scored, unfortunately they have surrendered 57.
FX.It's early but it seems like Laval isn't making the playoffs at this point. It isn't a huge deal I guess since Mesar and becks seasons will probably still be going when the AHL playoffs are happening and nobody else really is joining who would get playing time.
Way too much running around in their end. Time for a couple deals for guys with size who can play defence. Otherwise, they ain’t making it.
And I do get that many are learning the pro game, but you shouldn’t be first in GF and near the bottom in the standings. The issue is clearI think in both Laval and Montreal, they play man-to-man defense. And that is why they're running around. The other team simply needs to move around and get a cycle going and the D slowly start to lose the guy they're covering and then end up over compensating and that creates an opening.
Some guys are able to play that system. But I think that is what creates the goose chase because they're young and they don't have enough experience to pull it off seamlessly.
Maybe some come from playing a zone defense at the lower level, so this is like them learning something new again.
And I do get that many are learning the pro game, but you shouldn’t be first in GF and near the bottom in the standings. The issue is clear
At times, but they weren’t this bad. They at least made the play in round.And that was also an issue they had last year too.
Hockey can be hazardous to your health!Medical Update – Nov 22 Bourque, Stephens, Heineman and Maillet – Rocket Laval
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Forward Gabriel Bourque (lower-body) is week-to-week. He is skating with the team.
Forward Mitchell Stephens (lower-body injury) is day-to-day. He is skating with the team.
Forward Emil Heineman (upper-body) is out indefinitely. He is skating with the team.
Forward Philippe Maillet (upper-body injury) will be out for 1 to 2 weeks. He is not on the road with the team to Rochester and Syracuse.
Houle decided to single out someone among all the players playing poorly the last few games.Anyone know why Davidson was a healthy scratch while Laval played two players called up from TR?
Houle decided to single out someone among all the players playing poorly the last few games.
Sure, single out one of the hard workers, while Kidney, Mysak and Legaré keep playing.Houle decided to single out someone among all the players playing poorly the last few games.
Made it last year, but likely won't make it this year.
Laval needed that AHL vet, like Richard who's consistently good in the A.
Also some d, or at least a defensive structure.