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Yeah Matthews is incredible. A real weapon!Matthews had the 2 goals, but that was maybe the strongest I've seen him on the puck before, dude also hustled like CRAZY in the D Zone, what a game for him
That's fine and all, but how many times a game is Matthews, Marner, or Nylander in the same position as McDavid was in on Rielly's goal. When Nylander was picking the puck up at the Leafs blueline, McDavid is right beside him. The fastest player in the game isn't able to pick up that puck? He's not able to disrupt Nylander really at all in that instance? It's laziness and a lack of commitment that I don't think you can break just because you get better teammates.Like I said in the other thread. I think if he had even a semblance of a team he wouldn't play the style he does in Edmonton. He has to sell all out for offense or his team would never score. Not to mention he plays like half the game every game.
That's fine and all, but how many times a game is Matthews, Marner, or Nylander in the same position as McDavid was in on Rielly's goal. When Nylander was picking the puck up at the Leafs blueline, McDavid is right beside him. The fastest player in the game isn't able to pick up that puck? He's not able to disrupt Nylander really at all in that instance? It's laziness and a lack of commitment that I don't think you can break just because you get better teammates.
McDavid disrupts him multiple times, but Ceci misplays it pretty badly. With the back pressure he needs to step up and he contains the whole way with a big gap.That's fine and all, but how many times a game is Matthews, Marner, or Nylander in the same position as McDavid was in on Rielly's goal. When Nylander was picking the puck up at the Leafs blueline, McDavid is right beside him. The fastest player in the game isn't able to pick up that puck? He's not able to disrupt Nylander really at all in that instance? It's laziness and a lack of commitment that I don't think you can break just because you get better teammates.
Not surprisingly, Rielly is a proven 70 + point D man in the NHL.Rielly is 3 points away from Fox for the d-men points lead. He's been on fire.