Yeah, STFU Middleton. How about you look at your buddy Hartman who injured Bouchard last time both teams met and him slewfooting Draisaitl tonight. Cry more, f***ing p***y.
The Stars aligned on this one. For a rare time the right 3 star picks made in the right order. 100%.
For this one I think credit goes to Pracey. He liked him at the draftMissed the game and just saw McDavid being interviewed on TNT so I knew it was a good result.
We got Podkolzin for a 4th with this guy signed at at a near league minimum deal for another year, not to mention Emberson. So nice to have high level pro scouting for a change.
Beat Minny twice in Minny, this is like apocalyptic level shit.
Yeah, STFU Middleton. How about you look at your buddy Hartman who injured Bouchard last time both teams met and him slewfooting Draisaitl tonight. Cry more, f***ing p***y.
Pretty incredible too as the Drai assist in this game was next level stupendous but of a type we're so used to he doesn't even get credit. That was the letter perfect pass through players sending Hyman home free for what was a huge goal in this game. Drai makes that play and yawns all around.Josh Brown with a higher game score than Draisaitl
Think the Wild culture was formed through its GM and past coach Evason (who I think is one of the best in the league). Tough, physical, greasy and skill. Will be even more of a handful when they get through the cap handicap.Sure. Hines is more of a tactitian. The former Wild coaches have been more into the "Wild" type of play that the Wild are pretty suited for. So even though Minny are still uber physical and take liberties they don't run teams right out of the rink anymore. Its more composed sets now and GA prevention and less bruising play.
Still think the Wild are the hardest team to play in the league as far as a black and blue impact. You Play the Wild and you feel it during, after, and later. Credit again for Wild bringing this level of game with all their injuries. A lot of teams would have folded the tent.
Clowned.At the time it was true though? He was shaky in the first. Amazing after. Two things can be true
It was a great play but definitely not one of Leon’s better games this year. Hopefully he was saving himself for Colorado.Pretty incredible too as the Drai assist in this game was next level stupendous but of a type we're so used to he doesn't even get credit. That was the letter perfect pass through players sending Hyman home free for what was a huge goal in this game. Drai makes that play and yawns all around.
Yeah, STFU Middleton. How about you look at your buddy Hartman who injured Bouchard last time both teams met and him slewfooting Draisaitl tonight. Cry more, f***ing p***y.
Make Klingberg convinced there’s a spot for him in Edmonton by playing JBrown? That would be quite the 4D chess move.Team is playing 4D chess
They throw out the Klingberg news to Frank S and Co
Then they purposely play Josh Brown to make us yearn for a Klingberg......
Hell, maybe the league is too. They purposely are not giving us PP's and want us to be a better ES team. They are helping us gear up for a playoff run.
Had a solid game after his dumb penalty.Josh Brown with a higher game score than Draisaitl
The Pods goal was an own goal btw. heh. He wasn't even shooting at net. just saying.Missed the game and just saw McDavid being interviewed on TNT so I knew it was a good result.
We got Podkolzin for a 4th with this guy signed at at a near league minimum deal for another year, not to mention Emberson. So nice to have high level pro scouting for a change.
Beat Minny twice in Minny, this is like apocalyptic level shit.
Credit though. How many opponents have players that can even stand up to Drai Strength wise? The Wild do. That was a factor in the game. The level of difficulty for Drai in NHL probably doesn't get harder than Facing the Wild. They have the kind of strong players that can contain him. This ain't playing the Ducks or Seattle or Nashville or all the other clubs Drai owns. heh.It was a great play but definitely not one of Leon’s better games this year. Hopefully he was saving himself for Colorado.
Didn’t he get four points against them last game?Credit though. How many opponents have players that can even stand up to Drai Strength wise? The Wild do. That was a factor in the game. The level of difficulty for Drai in NHL probably doesn't get harder than Facing the Wild. They have the kind of strong players that can contain him. This ain't playing the Ducks or Seattle or Nashville or all the other clubs Drai owns. heh.
I’m just going to pretend I have no idea what this is.
Yeah. Like I said in GDT I think the Wild are still the best at this, but while Hines has reigned in the leash somewhat. Wild playing more for structure now while still bringing the physical play when the situation permits. I do miss this kind of NHL where it was much more physical. In some way analytics has tamed hockey a bit. So many of the coaches now that believe hits just take you out of position and ought to be avoided.Think the Wild culture was formed through its GM and past coach Evason (who I think is one of the best in the league). Tough, physical, greasy and skill. Will be even more of a handful when they get through the cap handicap.
The problem with the wild playing at 110% all year long, is when other teams ramp it up in the playoffs, the Wild have no where to go.Think the Wild culture was formed through its GM and past coach Evason (who I think is one of the best in the league). Tough, physical, greasy and skill. Will be even more of a handful when they get through the cap handicap.
The Wild did lay down in that game. One of the few times. Was uncharacteristic. I'll say that.Didn’t he get four points against them last game?