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Does any other team deal with goalies making these plays that lead to injuries? Crazy. Why would you go for a poke check out of the crease with players coming in that fast.

Because Walker was losing that battle and if he didn't try to do something, there was a chance Werenski could have cut in front of the net instead of being forced behind.
 
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tarheelhockey

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Looking at the replay, Burns signaled for Staal to watch Marchenko. But then both he and Staal followed the puck. Martinook was probably the guy that should have covered, but he wasn't aware that it was his guy.

At 1:14? That was the two of them coordinating which one would cover the left point if the puck went that way. It’s not a man-on-man scenario, they each have a zone to cover.

Once the puck went to the right side, the zones shifted. Burns’ responsibility is to prevent puck movement from behind the net to in front. Staal’s covering the immediate passing option, Monahan. Martinook is effectively covering both points.

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That’s good defensive structure. I don’t think Rod would change the Xs and Os of this.

Meanwhile, Columbus is showing that they’re going to flex Burns high-to-low between two Jackets, but the real play is to Monahan.

What makes it all work is that the pass to Monahan isn’t right to his tape, it’s a foot or two ahead of him so that he can step out and receive it without Staal tying up his stick, then use that little bit of space to turn and put it to an undefended area on the back side. It’s like a hook-and-ladder in football, if you can’t create a little bit of space with a step toward the pass then it won’t work. They executed it perfectly.

If we want to absolutely nitpick for someone to blame, strictly speaking Martinook could have dropped down to cut off that passing lane. I don’t think that’s fair to expect of him, given how fast it developed and that he was already pushing the limits of how far down he could responsibly drop. It was just a really well executed and well conceived play to break down the zones and run a pass through a seam which was a second priority to all of the defenders.
 

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Well at this point we have to just hope he dosnt have a f***ing broken neck. Hopefully its something mild. But if it's a concussion, which is likely, he will probably be gone for at least a week, and be shit when he does come back like most are.
 

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Rod is loyal to Svech.
However, Blake is playing very well. Try him.
Wonder how long Jarvy will be on the side-lines?
 

chaz4hockey

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At 1:14? That was the two of them coordinating which one would cover the left point if the puck went that way. It’s not a man-on-man scenario, they each have a zone to cover.

Once the puck went to the right side, the zones shifted. Burns’ responsibility is to prevent puck movement from behind the net to in front. Staal’s covering the immediate passing option, Monahan. Martinook is effectively covering both points.

IMG-8210.jpg


That’s good defensive structure. I don’t think Rod would change the Xs and Os of this.

Meanwhile, Columbus is showing that they’re going to flex Burns high-to-low between two Jackets, but the real play is to Monahan.

What makes it all work is that the pass to Monahan isn’t right to his tape, it’s a foot or two ahead of him so that he can step out and receive it without Staal tying up his stick, then use that little bit of space to turn and put it to an undefended area on the back side. It’s like a hook-and-ladder in football, if you can’t create a little bit of space with a step toward the pass then it won’t work. They executed it perfectly.

If we want to absolutely nitpick for someone to blame, strictly speaking Martinook could have dropped down to cut off that passing lane. I don’t think that’s fair to expect of him, given how fast it developed and that he was already pushing the limits of how far down he could responsibly drop. It was just a really well executed and well conceived play to break down the zones and run a pass through a seam which was a second priority to all of the defenders.
There were guys to cover the point on the right side. Martinook got stuck in no man’s land. Anyway, bad loss. Team took foot off the pedal in the 3rd, aho’s 4 minutes late didn’t help.

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Well at this point we have to just hope he dosnt have a f***ing broken neck. Hopefully its something mild. But if it's a concussion, which is likely, he will probably be gone for at least a week, and be shit when he does come back like most are.
At least he wasn't given a collar and being carried with strechers. But concussions are not good either.
 

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