VainGretzky
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He was terrible tonight. Forcing passes through, not getting back fast enough and then of course having his head down and getting wallpapered. He had a bad game and he'd probably be the first to tell you.
todd's next game needs to start like this,
___ mcdavid ___
___ matthews ___
___ nudge mackinnon
Who did you guys think were the best Russians out there? I liked Orlov and Zaitsev on defence and Kucherov on offence
Canada will destroy this Russian team
You camt show up for 15 mins and expect to win games
Very lucky tonight
Final shots:
Team NA: 46, Russia: 25.
I think we can say Team NA held their own.
Team NA had plenty of good chances and Russia played well enough to beat a very good team. The whole narrative of the coach of NA sucks and Russia got lucky is silly.
Russia played for 10 minutes today. Yesterday they showed up for 2 minutes.
They didn't deserve to win today.
Also Russia's poweplay is the worst I've ever seen in international hockey. They need a foreign coach.
Murray choked. Not trying to lay it squarely on him; but you can't give up 4 goals on 4 shots.
best players tonight: McDavid, Matthews, Mack, Rielly, Nuge.
Because the Oilers coach is not utilizing him to his full abilities.
Gaudreau was not on for the 5 on 3 ... IMO he should have been.
As much as I've love Auston at center you don't break up what's working. Him and McDavid are gold
WHAT A GAME
In no particular order I thought McDavid, Matthews, MacKinnon, Nuge, Rielly and Parayko were beastly tonight.
The maturity in Matthews' game is super impressive.
Mclellan towing the Rogers line of McDavid and Matthews Brutal. Larkin and Drouin need to get in the game.
Jay Woodcroft is the worst PP coach in the league and the whole continent saw it tonight. Zero imagination. My fellow Oilers fans will back me up on this and so will Sharks fans I think.
Too much tired McDavid and Mathews at the end of the game, shortened the bench a little too much, brutal PP assignments and no clue how to use Gaudreau. Goaltending cost them the lead, coaching cost them the comeback