keonsbitterness
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One of the guys in my Saturday night viewing group says it loudly and often.How many times do all of us quietly suggest, while watching at home, after a couple cold ones, put it on the %&*()@ net?
One of the guys in my Saturday night viewing group says it loudly and often.How many times do all of us quietly suggest, while watching at home, after a couple cold ones, put it on the %&*()@ net?
While I agree they like to start off slow I don't think they wanted to be down 3-2 with 12 minutes left in the third with their season on the line
How many times do all of us quietly suggest, while watching at home, after a couple cold ones, put it on the %&*()@ net?
What if Nylander had crushed Sergachev at the end of the first period of game one when he dumped that puck in rather than pulling a fly by? He was ripe for a bruise and maybe an injury. May not have changed anything but I would invest in that hit every day.
I think it was Sergachev. He dodge Cernak with 4 mins left in the series.That was Cernak that he dodged.
If I were the Leafs grit consultant, I would probably run some game tape on what the Bruins did to poor Jake Gardiner or what Gary Roberts and friends used to do to Wade Redden. You plaster those puck retrievers every time they have to get a puck all series, by Game 7 their legs are wobbling and there's a certain fatigue that sets in. Whatever marginal edge that gives you, you take it.
Yet that 3rd place team is one win away from playing for the Cup. Analytics only tell part of the story Kyle.
Yet that 3rd place team is one win away from playing for the Cup. Analytics only tell part of the story Kyle.
I think it was Sergachev. He dodge Cernak with 4 mins left in the series.
So the Leafs gave Tampa the biggest challenge. They still lost just like the other 2 teams.True analytics don't tell you which team played TB first.
Also, note the goals columns which aren't analytics.
Shouldn't you be selling a monorail to Springfield?TBL vs #1 FLA: 4-0, +10gdiff, +1.7xgdiff
TBL vs #4 TOR: 4-3, -1gdiff, -0.3xgdiff
TBL vs #8 NYR: 3-2, +1gdiff, +7.0xgdiff
COL vs #9 STL: 4-2, +4gdiff, +5.2xgdiff
COL vs #11 EDM: 4-0, +9gdiff, +4.8xgdiff
COL vs #16 NSH: 4-0, +12gdiff, +9.1xgdiff
Yeah, you also need the structure. Otherwise your just giving up possession. Should be our goals next regular season to learn how to play like that and how to play trap. Tampa has options in their toolbox to change how they play. We need those gears too to mix it up, when needed.The Leafs always stress possession but while the Ozone clock keeps ticking up you do burn a lot of calories just cycling to the boards looking off bad looks for even worse looks. Try throwing it on net with 2 men in front, setting up big screens, tips and rebounds. Basics.
I think he fits here nicely. We have enough writers here that only back up their opinions with fumes of anger and hot air mixed with fair amount of contextless agenda. Sprinkled with funny names and words like fire, burn, punish etc.Shouldn't you be selling a monorail to Springfield?
Shouldn't you be selling a monorail to Springfield?
Pain.
I think it's good for us. We and our front office can witness what happens in that series. We have to make decision on goaltending and in some way about our defense. That is good series to follow. Mediocre goaltender with offensive team against Vasilevsky with Tampa.Colorado Tampa will be a very good series, but I am worried about Colorado's goaltending. It might not be as close as I'd like it to be.