JoeSakic13
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Honorable mention goes to Craig Anderson’s mask after we traded him to Ottawa.
We know where the ice girls were in comparison to him here too!Honorable mention goes to Craig Anderson’s mask after we traded him to Ottawa.
Imagine not understanding the Rat Fink reference on Andy's mask.Colorado Avalanche: Ranking the Best Goalie Masks in Avalanche History
The Colorado Avalanche have had a lot of goalies in their tenure; they have worn tons of masks -- find out which goalies rank the highest with their masks.milehighsticking.com
I'd love it if George didn't wear one.I liked it when the goalies didn’t wear masks.
That’s the furthest I could crop the photo without having them in the shot.We know where the ice girls were in comparison to him here too!
Corporate wants you to find the differences between these two photos.It didn’t work out for the Sharks and Martin Kaut so they decided to go acquire his identical twin.
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those are part of the most scary looking and my favorites :To be honest, my two favorite goalie masks of all time Roman Turek with the Number of the Beast/Eddie buckets and Giles Gratton photo realistic panther mask.
Gary Cheevers is the GOAT but was before my time. Well...before my time watching hockey.
Next summer we should do a top goalie mask vote count down to help pass the time. There have been some really incredible works over the years as well as some incredibly cringe.those are part of the most scary looking and my favorites :
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i'm in ! That should be a fun thing to do hext summerNext summer we should do a top goalie mask vote count down to help pass the time. There have been some really incredible works over the years as well as some incredibly cringe.
Honorable mention goes to Craig Anderson’s mask after we traded him to Ottawa.
You have to have a head to put it on and we all know where his head is.I'd love it if George didn't wear one.
That’s great value for the Sharks. Only downside is if Liljegren gets hurt, but SJ has nothing to lose here.
To me, though, this is why Toronto will never go anywhere in the playoffs.As a guy who watches Liljegren on a nightly basis here in Southern Ontario, I like the trade for the Leafs.
It's not that Timothy is a bad player, but he's not an exceptional puck mover or offensive defenseman like people believe he is. To add to that, he's passable at best in his own zone.
Most importantly, the reason I like the trade for the Leafs is because Berube clearly doesn't value a player like Liljegren. He wants big, physical defensemen who block shots and clean up the front of the net first and foremost. Berube loves his bottom 4 of McCabe-Tanev, Benoit-Timmins and Timmins will be out when Hakanpaa is ready to go. Rielly and OEL on the top pairing are the only guys who get any freedom to skate and join in the play, the bottom 4 are strictly defensive guys.
Benning stinks offensively, but again, for what Berube wants in his bottom 4, he's a good fit. Another 200+ pound guy who blocks shots and makes life difficult for opposition(when he can catch them). He'll compete for 7D with Timmins once Hakanpaa is in.
Liljegren was never going to work under Berube.
To me, though, this is why Toronto will never go anywhere in the playoffs.
They've got big, lumbering defensemen who come playoff time against a fast forechecking opposition will struggle to get to loose pucks and struggle to get pucks to their forwards with speed in transition.
The Leafs core-4 minus Nylander already struggle enough in the playoffs. Could be another rough time this postseason.
Yup. You definitely need some meat and potatoes guys in the playoffs, no arguments there. But I think by far the biggest issue plaguing Toronto is no one on the back end can get the damn puck to the forwards sticks in the playoffs. Then you have Marner and Matthews having to chase dumped in pucks all game or starting in their own zone a bunch because of all the icings the dmen commit.To me, though, this is why Toronto will never go anywhere in the playoffs.
They've got big, lumbering defensemen who come playoff time against a fast forechecking opposition will struggle to get to loose pucks and struggle to get pucks to their forwards with speed in transition.
The Leafs core-4 minus Nylander already struggle enough in the playoffs. Could be another rough time this postseason.
The one thing helping them is the East has gotten considerably weaker. Do I think they beat the panthers - no. But Carolina and Boston have taken a step or two back. Jersey still hasn’t taken that next step. Rangers and panthers are the toughest out. Leafs are probably third best team. Playoffs anything can happen.To me, though, this is why Toronto will never go anywhere in the playoffs.
They've got big, lumbering defensemen who come playoff time against a fast forechecking opposition will struggle to get to loose pucks and struggle to get pucks to their forwards with speed in transition.
The Leafs core-4 minus Nylander already struggle enough in the playoffs. Could be another rough time this postseason.
Yep. Nailed it.To me, though, this is why Toronto will never go anywhere in the playoffs.
They've got big, lumbering defensemen who come playoff time against a fast forechecking opposition will struggle to get to loose pucks and struggle to get pucks to their forwards with speed in transition.
The Leafs core-4 minus Nylander already struggle enough in the playoffs. Could be another rough time this postseason.