RutherPlan
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Canucks will need to score 3-4 goals in the first 30 minutes of the game to win. The Sharks will push back after that point since Canucks will be fatigued from a back to back.
Podkolzin sitting just boggles my mind. Send him to Abbotsford if he’s not going to play.WHEN: November 27th, 5:00PM PST
WHERE: SAP Center, San Jose, CA, USA
TV: Sportsnet Pacific
RADIO: Sportsnet 650
Canucks Line-Up:
Miller-Horvat-Hoglander
Kuzmenko-Pettersson-Mikheyev
Garland-Dries-Boeser
Joshua-Åman-Lazar
Hughes-Schenn
OEL-Bear
Burroughs-Myers
Demko
Sharks Line-Up:
Meier-Hertl-Labanc
Nieto-Couture-Barabanov
Gregor-Bonino-Kunin
Lindblom-Lorentz-Svechnikov
Megna-Karlsson
Vlasic-Benning
Simek-Cicek
Reimer
Podkolzin sitting just boggles my mind. Send him to Abbotsford if he’s not going to play.
How is this “development”?
I liked what I saw of him with Kuz and Petey. That’s no slight on Mikheyev, but if Boudreau doesn’t trust him, send him to Abby.I don't see who you sit out tonight for him, Dries has been good. The 4th line solid. Hoglander was playing good vs Vegas too.
They were getting outshot 50-12 every game with Green though and needed Vezina level goaltending to have a chance. Bruce is clearly better, even with his bizarre roster decisions/motivation tactics.How many years did they have bad starts under Travis Green? Every year...is it the coach or the players... All those bag skates didn't help either lol.
Same with Rathbone!Podkolzin sitting just boggles my mind. Send him to Abbotsford if he’s not going to play.
How is this “development”?
Even when Bruce took over last year they were still having slow starts and trying to comeback, and they were able to because they were coached with more offensive style then before, still needed elite goaltending and still do because of the D. Again Bruce was asked this many times last year and it started slowly changing after a little while with the slow starts.i think the pt, if you are jr looking at the players and team staff you inherited, is they all had a whole summer to look at what went wrong the last bunch of years and have a plan to correct it.
maybe bruce did come into camp with a plan to change the culture of slow starts and complete lack of preparation (an issue green shared with benning). but even if injuries to start the year played a part, the constant lineup noodling and not having roles (or even expectations) for hog, pod, bone, and burroughs sure make it look like he went along with the organizational flow of waiting and seeing and hoping that cliff-falling-off vets (OEL, myers, pearson) to magically turn back the clock.
Given how poor he's been this season I'm not sure he'd get on an NHL roster anywhere right away. I firmly believe he has the talent but needs the minutes to play through his learning curve. Either a really goof team that can have him play 15 mins a night in a sheltered role and not have it affect their overall results too much, or a basement dweller that doesn't care about the result and is happy to let him learn in the league. I'm not sure if the AHL is the answer as it's the pace of the NHL game and processing it at speed that he needs to work on. And I firmly believe he would get there with playing time.I'm surprised that Rathbone hasn't demanded a trade.
As a fan it's great to see, but I really wonder how management is going to make this work. I did not expect Bo to increase his value this much.Of all the stats so far this season, the one that shocks me the most is that Horvat is second in the league in goals to Robertson with a chance to tie or take the lead today. It’s like the one playoff run he had where he’s become a scoring machine.
Hopefully he keeps it rolling and has a Kreider like season that no one saw coming.
Anybody know who is in goal tonight?
He said he’s retiring hereI'm surprised that Rathbone hasn't demanded a trade.