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I’d want Helle to eff up Binnington!!!Maybe they should just battle it out this way until there's no one left....
I’d want Helle to eff up Binnington!!!Maybe they should just battle it out this way until there's no one left....
TkachukIs there going to be tournament MVP and all team after the tournament is over?
IF there is, who are the front runner so far for the MVP?
I don't think anyone said that scheifele would have been "the savior" but he definitely would help, canada has scored all it's goals off the rush, you wouldn't lose that ability and you would add one of the hardest players to knock off the puck down low, someone who is very good at maintaining possession until he finds the open man
Feel guilty now for skipping the last (second last?) paragraph.Re: the savior term - we can disagree on this point, however IMHO the rest of your comments are excellent.
In my mind, its not about Schuffles playing a savior role. Far from it... rather its simply an automatic choice (should be ??) to recruit and heavily utilize one of Canada's highest scoring forwards on the Canadian team. His inclusion
- is logical
- reflects fair meritocracy vs a buddy-buddy decision
- gives Canada a player whose defensive game is awesome (this year). How can we go wrong?
The worst that can happen is that the Canadian choices are the best possible. The best that can happen is that it allows players (yes, like Schuffles) to contribute, and sometimes this influence may tip the overall balance in a very tight game.
Its been said before, but lots of players (Tampa line) can't compare to Schuffles for his contributions to points and play this year. This cannot be rationally disputed - we can use basic data for this test.
How many times are those that shape the core of Canada's national teams rely on players that are of relatively advanced age and literally past their primes? What may have worked in ca. 2010 - 2015 may not work optimally now.
Thanks for reading to the bottom.
To be fair, he's really good at that.It's super weird seeing fans of other teams talk about what an asset Hellebuyck was taking the play away on the dump-ins and rim-arounds.
were just going to have to agree to disagree, I see scheifele being able to help this team more then most of the players in the bottom sixNobody is getting to do what they are good at in the NHL, both teams are taking away the time and space so well. Mark loves to gain the line then peel back to the left board and take a look and find an open player. The US team is not letting anyone do that. Better Canadian forwards are coming in and trying to do that like MacK and McDavid but the US back pressure and D pressure are taking away time and space and closing off cross ice plays, shutting off lanes, and they are closinging in on the puck carrier right away and engaging physically. It’s why we are seeing such low shot totals.
Both teams are putting on a clinic. We know what KC is great at in the NHL and he isn’t getting a sniff of playing his game. Jack Hughes is awesome and he was getting targeted and shit kicked any time he touched the puck. Matthew’s couldn’t breathe out there. It’s a war and Schief would have to adapt but one thing he couldn’t do would be hold on to the puck. Nobody is getting to do much of that. It would have to be on and off his stick right away and he would mostly be playing without the puck like everyone else.
It's super weird seeing fans of other teams talk about what an asset Hellebuyck was taking the play away on the dump-ins and rim-arounds.
Aha, but you did notice that it was there.Feel guilty now for skipping the last (second last?) paragraph.
Morrissey was the best player on the ice for Canada.44 will probably play over 25 minutes tonight. He always seems to be on the ice.
With all respect, one goal in yesterday's game may shove a spanner in this well-oiled line of thinking.Canada took more then enough talent to this tournament.
why are you singling out point and reinhart as if those were the forwards scheifele would replace? and I don't think people are upset at canada having a shut down line... it's more of the fact that they have 2 shut down linesThis whole Scheifele thing is getting silly. Most of the forwards team Canada selected for its top 9 have more points or are within a couple points of Scheifele. Point and Rheinhart have the same number of goals.
Canada took more then enough talent to this tournament.
People may not like the concept of a shut down line for Canada but the Tampa group blanketed the Americans top line and gave them nothing. You can't have it both ways as a Jet fan, you can't be a big proponent of the Lowry shut down line and then complain that Canada is also using said concept.
Never enough vonnegut referencesOn paper, the USA is the better team. On paper, Canada won the game last night. Vonnegut said we'd stay at home in the future cutting out pictures of fish.
Yeah, my boys were doing that, too - though apparently Schief went on an absolute tear right after Canada announced the roster. But it's obvious now they made a mistake.I started looking up the stats of all the players compared to Scheifele and I got annoyed and depressed after just two.
Re: the savior term - we can disagree on this point, however IMHO the rest of your comments are excellent.
In my mind, its not about Schuffles playing a savior role. Far from it... rather its simply an automatic choice (should be ??) to recruit and heavily utilize one of Canada's highest scoring forwards on the Canadian team. His inclusion
- is logical
- reflects fair meritocracy vs a buddy-buddy decision
- gives Canada a player whose defensive game is awesome (this year). How can we go wrong?
The worst that can happen is that the Canadian choices are the best possible. The best that can happen is that it allows players (yes, like Schuffles) to contribute, and sometimes this influence may tip the overall balance in a very tight game.
Its been said before, but lots of players (Tampa line) can't compare to Schuffles for his contributions to points and play this year. This cannot be rationally disputed - we can use basic data for this test.
How many times are those that shape the core of Canada's national teams rely on players that are of relatively advanced age and literally past their primes? What may have worked in ca. 2010 - 2015 may not work optimally now.
Thanks for reading to the bottom.
I agree. Jets play like a team. Canada & USA actually looked fairly garbage (with the US playing prevent defense for half the game with 4 guys behind the blue line...) - passing was off, no chemistry. When a good pass happened, the receiving player often is not receiving the pass well. I expected more.Jets would beat this Canada team!
were just going to have to agree to disagree, I see scheifele being able to help this team more then most of the players in the bottom six
It's super weird seeing fans of other teams talk about what an asset Hellebuyck was taking the play away on the dump-ins and rim-arounds.