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You would think they lost by more if they got "bullied physically", no? Also hits in that series were pretty even too besides game 5 where the Devils got outhit by 6...
Not really
You would think they lost by more if they got "bullied physically", no? Also hits in that series were pretty even too besides game 5 where the Devils got outhit by 6...
He wouldn't have been on a breakaway like you're claiming. They were all about evenly spaced out. It was a 2 on 1 really. I hate when d-men chase the puck carrier in those situations. If Marino didn't time it perfectly, that's a goal. Doing something that relies on you to be perfect is not a good strategy.
difference is last time we were int he playoffs we didn't have this defense, which if it's playing like this can hold it's own versus anybody.
and our forwards are in an entirely different league of speed. If they try to bully us they're gonna have to get real tired chasing us to do it.
To think that those two gems are on a combined 7.8 M AAV until 2027 is scarySiegs and Marino are two guys everyone should be considering a jersey for
When you're nitpicking the worst of the best player on the ice tonight, things are good.
LULZ
Enjoy the ride folks. It's been a long time coming.
Oh sure, I can make up words too!Let's get some f***ing bibimbap
In theory yes, but the playoffs are generally called differently and played differently than the regular season. You NEED to be Colorado-like talented to win with only smallish skill players. Tampa had enough size and played edgy to complement its skill, plus had great goaltending.Lol yeah, that's what I don't get at all. If a team tries to be physical with us, they'll just get outskated
Someone needs to take this and edit Dano and a zamboni in...then edit it so the guy at the end only goes "OH, MY!"Lost in all this is Dano admitted he would fight a zamboni if it was trying to run over Erika and he would win too
How did that even come up in the first place lolLost in all this is Dano admitted he would fight a zamboni if it was trying to run over Erika and he would win too
This team has a clear ability to take over games and assert themselves at will. They score goals when they need to, they can shut it down when they need to. The belief of the players is starting to spread to the fans.
I haven’t seen this from the New Jersey Devils in a long time.
Shannon Hogan was in the way as the Zamboni was coming off the ice the other day. She had to hustle out of its way.How did that even come up in the first place lol
Good morning HFBoards Devils fans! Have we all checked the replays again, and standings....?
What shall we argue about today?
Speed is part of forechecking, too. Jacks 2nd goal last night was proof of that. The MTL defender gets the puck along the wall and looks like he's going to clear. Mercer comes in fast before he can make a pass to force a turnover in MTL's zone, and Jack is able to get over fast enough to be in position for an easy goal.In theory yes, but the playoffs are generally called differently and played differently than the regular season. You NEED to be Colorado-like talented to win with only smallish skill players. Tampa had enough size and played edgy to complement its skill, plus had great goaltending.
I don't understand why people even want to be one-dimensional, it seems like it's some badge of honor around here to only win with speed and offensive skill and not need physicality. Being one-dimensional just makes it harder to thread the needle when there's more pressure and less margin for error.
I'll start: The power play still looked out of sync last night, Hughes snipe notwithstanding. With a more deadly PP, this team would absolutely crush opponents more decisively, and it would be more sustainable long term.
But that's a minor gripe in an otherwise outstanding performance on this win streak.
I'll start: The power play still looked out of sync last night, Hughes snipe notwithstanding. With a more deadly PP, this team would absolutely crush opponents more decisively, and it would be more sustainable long term.
But that's a minor gripe in an otherwise outstanding performance on this win streak.
Speed is part of forechecking, too. Jacks 2nd goal last night was proof of that. The MTL defender gets the puck along the wall and looks like he's going to clear. Mercer comes in fast before he can make a pass to force a turnover in MTL's zone, and Jack is able to get over fast enough to be in position for an easy goal.
We were one-dimensional last year with our transition game. Now we have a forecheck game. If you can find more physical guys who can still skate and score like Wood, Zetterlund, etc I'm all ears, but I won't sacrifice our speed and skill to do it.