I was at the game right behind Nabokov. I'm 90% sure Teddy just airmailed it straight over not hitting anything, it looked pretty clean.
I also thought Teddy did everything right when he did not have the puck. He was the first one back, first one forechecking, cycling well. He was great.
I am the biggest Volch homer, I know but besides the Boyes step around Volchenkov was fine. Wasn't his best game but he was far from horrid. He was +2 and logged 3 minutes of PK time. The most out of all defenseman.
I thought Zidlicky struggled a little bit. I'd like to see him be more assertive with the puck.
I liked what I saw from Zajac, Teddy and the 4th line. We're looking OK, not great, but OK. Im confident that we are not a pusharound team in Atlantic vs rags, pens and flyers.
I feel like every team is going to be shaking off a decent chunk of rust in the next two or three games. What's important in a shortened season is who shakes it off the fastest and who can put together a string of winning streaks. For us, so far so good. Some areas could use improving but I think that goes for the rest of the NHL.
I also thought Teddy did everything right when he did not have the puck. He was the first one back, first one forechecking, cycling well. He was great.
I'd hoped for my isles, to sneak out of the gate with a W.
Nice win for NJ.
It wasn't the most entertaining game for the first half, but the second half had some nice chances for both sides.
Our offense looked "ok", Tedenby was really solid, Matteau had a solid game, Josefson will be a stud IMO, Volchenkov is our weakest link and we'd be a way better team with Larsson in the lineup.
Seconded. But I wouldn`t say surprisingly and this is why. All that has been said is true (that happens from time to time ). Of course, DATW will tell you how Volchenkov should`ve been traded a long time ago. And that`s not something we agree nor should agree on.I felt surprisingly the exact same way
Teddy is the hockey equivalent of one of these things:
CamJam managed to look decent.
Marty was great.