wgknestrick
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Burns was more "Trent from Kinetico".
GDT: Canes @ Boston: 7 Games to Go
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So a 5-1 blowout with a happy ending?
Does anyone know if Kotkaniemi played another shift after his lower body issue?
It continues to astound me how little info there is on Canes twitter re: these sort of things.
It continues to astound me how little info there is on Canes twitter re: these sort of things.
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BTW, let this GDT serve as evidence I should not be creating GDTs in the playoffs. I typically only create a GDT when I'm about to head out to work and one hasn't been created yet, so whoever we decide is our playoff lucky charms, keep vigilant or we'll see this result when it actually matters
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Canes twitter is one thing but the Canes broadcast acted like MI5 with no info for quite some time. Too busy talking about Buffalo & other nonsensical stuff.
Nikishin al Gaib
THIS is hockey?
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MrazeksVengeance
VENGEANCE
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Joe McGrath
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Amazingly that’s the first 5-1 loss for the Canes since 2018
the halleJOKEL
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Joe McGrath
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How many of those did Tuomo Ruutu score the only goal in the last 5 minutes of the game?
OG
cajun filet
Robidas is the post-deadline point per game winger we were gonna celebrate all along
Big Daddy Cane
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I was genuinely curious: 0.
E. Staal Robidas-ed Ryan Miller and the Sabres in 2009.
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Morrow has a Exhibit 5 Schedule A performance bonus, Stankoven has a Games Played bonus for 10 or more games.
CandyCanes
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The combination of the top line and the top pairing were surprisingly terrible, and the Bruins top line had no issues taking advantage of that.
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Also, Tripp’s commentary last night was wild. Suggesting we break from the established rotation to start Freddie against Buffalo and essentially use Kotchetkov as a sacrificial lamb against the Caps was so far beyond the pale.
Ole Gil
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Because of Ovechkin? Or because in a chippy game, you don't want your starting goaltender getting run into?
Navin R Slavin
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"So far beyond the pale?"
Yeah, there are plenty of things going on in the world right now that would fit that description. This ain't one of em.
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I assumed it was because of Ovechkin. Tripp probably realizes that there’s a high likelihood that whoever starts against the Caps will be the goalie that is etched in history as giving up THE goal and he doesn’t want that to be Freddie.
Because otherwise, why would you break from the rotation and not start the goalie that has looked FAR better in recent games against the tougher opponent? And allow Kotchetkov to try and regain some confidence against a Buffalo team (that has, admittedly, looked better of late)?
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Well it’s officially a moot point now that Ovi has broken the record….let’s keep the rotation as is and hope Pyotr can get back in the groove versus the Slugs…
I think you change it up at some point to give Kochetkov the final game and more rest to Freddie.
But I think you wait until the final 2 for that.
Buffalo Kochetkov
Wash Andersen
Rangers Kochetkov
Toronto Andersen (B2B)
2 days off
Montreal Andersen
Ottawa Kochetkov (B2B)
