Buffdog
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I was at this one live. First game in probably 7 years. Bought a couple of resale tix so that TNSE didn't get my money lol
Yes, the Jets played well but the Avs didn't look like they had their A game. I can count on one hand how many times I puckered when Mack or Makar had the puck
Part of their inability to create much can be attributed to the Jets strong structure in the D zone. Everything is pushed to the outside... which results in low percentage shot attempts... for that reason, I'm less likely to stress about shot metrics with this team. Seeing this is so much easier live when you can see the totality of the ice rather than on TV
But if we're going to say that our strong play affects how other teams can establish their game, then we need to admit that it can happen TO us, too... I think the LA is a good example of that
So many people assume that wins and losses are attributed to effort or "poor play" (and some are), but there's so much more to it
Yes, the Jets played well but the Avs didn't look like they had their A game. I can count on one hand how many times I puckered when Mack or Makar had the puck
Part of their inability to create much can be attributed to the Jets strong structure in the D zone. Everything is pushed to the outside... which results in low percentage shot attempts... for that reason, I'm less likely to stress about shot metrics with this team. Seeing this is so much easier live when you can see the totality of the ice rather than on TV
But if we're going to say that our strong play affects how other teams can establish their game, then we need to admit that it can happen TO us, too... I think the LA is a good example of that
So many people assume that wins and losses are attributed to effort or "poor play" (and some are), but there's so much more to it
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