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TDA is also better on the PP than Burns.
I love Burns but he is slow AF on the pass.
I love Burns but he is slow AF on the pass.
Not watching the playoffs since I’m abroad, but I would’ve fapped for hours at that goal with the highlights. Too badI’m sad that Brady didn’t score there just to see the reaction from @super6646.
May the hockey gods bless you!Im for it. Maybe i can recapture my early season 22-23 winning streak
Aint over til it’s over
Go for Zibemijads eyes Boo!!!Also, we lost the first two to Montreal in 2006. Just saying.
I agree that Jake and Sebastian are the magic pair. I'm happy with Svech or Jarvis up there--just don't want the other one banished to StoneHandLandia. Jarvis especially deserves to be freed.I'll give you the GA part of that line, but Svech is very hot and cold on the line. For every good play he makes he's taking 1 or 2 really stupid penalties or throwing the puck aimlessly to someone's skates or off target.
And the thing that gets me is that our bread is buttered not by having a strong defensive scheme, but by having an overwhelming offensive attack that cycles the puck endlessly until we break you down to score. That is what makes the GAJ line so deadly, because all 3 players have the same mindset and they're all on equal footing with offensive talent. The puck doesn't die on any one player's stick, and we saw that play out time and time again in the regular season. That line was scalding hot coming into the playoffs, but then we go away from it because we have this incessant need to load up defensively, often at the expense of the offensive cycle. And sure, the Staal line can cycle the puck, but they aren't going to finish anything. Even if you put Jarvis there, its easy to stop because you know you just have to cover his shooting lane. The Isles were poor enough they broke down a couple times and allowed him to get shots off, but that isn't going to happen against a team of the Rags quality.
Necas and Svech are supposed to be goalscorers, but they keep firing their high danger changes over the net.
Hard to score goals, when the only option is some weird deflection. Snipers need to start sniping.
I mean hell WE do, and we're not coaches or paid analysts...we're just hockey fans watching and we know EVERY f***ING MOVE thy're going to make before it happens, because they're predictable AND telegraph every move. Just kneel down in front of Burns for a few seconds and he'll still blast it off you despite the fact he could easily move around you to shoot at that point. Team has better movement 5v5 than on the PP...it's F*CKING EMBARASSINGJust came here to post this.
This right here is the main difference.
J Staal having one assist playing 120ish min so far isn't helping matters either, while playing between arguably the teams best offensive fwd Jarvis and one of the better playmakers in TT. I really don't understand this line at all. It's fine if Staalo and TT aren't producing offensively but for the love of god get Jarvis the hell away from him and let the kid work.
Watching the game last night its painfully obvious the Rags have got the Canes "system" down pat.
The Rags are getting to the Canes breakout pass spots along the boards before the Canes are, defensive zone exits have been painful.
The Rags are playing their defensemen deep who are getting to dump ins before the Canes are. Zone entries have been painful to watch, board battles are being lost left and right due to player positioning and matchups. It's almost like the Rongos know what the Canes are going to do before the Canes do, something that the between period talking heads have harped on for years now. They are too predictable.
To Rod the team is getting outworked, I see a team that's partially getting out coached and a coach that's refusing to change his gameplan.
Do they though? Do they care? Do they know? Because 10 or so PPs later they're actually getting more static as they go. Actions speak louder than words, and our history the past few years of doing exactly this is pretty deep. Win game 3 & 4 at home and it's a new series, but we have got to pull our heads out of our asses
Great points.Just came here to post this.
This right here is the main difference.
J Staal having one assist playing 120ish min so far isn't helping matters either, while playing between arguably the teams best offensive fwd Jarvis and one of the better playmakers in TT. I really don't understand this line at all. It's fine if Staalo and TT aren't producing offensively but for the love of god get Jarvis the hell away from him and let the kid work.
Watching the game last night its painfully obvious the Rags have got the Canes "system" down pat.
The Rags are getting to the Canes breakout pass spots along the boards before the Canes are, defensive zone exits have been painful.
The Rags are playing their defensemen deep who are getting to dump ins before the Canes are. Zone entries have been painful to watch, board battles are being lost left and right due to player positioning and matchups. It's almost like the Rongos know what the Canes are going to do before the Canes do, something that the between period talking heads have harped on for years now. They are too predictable.
To Rod the team is getting outworked, I see a team that's partially getting out coached and a coach that's refusing to change his gameplan.
Bring in Kurt Russell for a speechDo they though? Do they care? Do they know? Because 10 or so PPs later they're actually getting more static as they go. Actions speak louder than words, and our history the past few years of doing exactly this is pretty deep. Win game 3 & 4 at home and it's a new series, but we have got to pull our heads out of our asses
And yet they still can't point to a single "dive" other than Skjei and anything they made up in their minds...while ignoring Lee's antics. They're so salty maybe they should have moved to Utah!!Written by a guy covering the Islanders but worth a look:
Ok then