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You forgot about the possibility of a 0-0 shootout win, bonehead.
He said "outscore", so yeah, still, if the Jackets outscore their opponent in the shootout then they do in fact win
You forgot about the possibility of a 0-0 shootout win, bonehead.
I never said anything about intentionally losing games..... you're making stuff up now... It's not uncommon for NHL General Managers to stick with bad decisions than admit the mistake......
My thoughts on the game..
1. It's nice to have a good goalie back in net for us. Bob had a great game.
2. You could definitely tell Atkinson wanted a second goal today. Had a lot of shots on goal. Johansen had a good third period. Jenner seemed to do well in the face-off circle.
3. I know Savard takes some heat from people on here, but I'm starting to like his game. He has improved significantly over the last 2 years. Think he's an NHL level D-man. I pretty much wrote him off 2 years ago when he tripped over his skates against LA flubbering away a goal. I can't be the only one that remembers that sequence or game for him there.
Jez, we just one 2 in a row and people are quibbling with each other like a bunch of 8th graders.
My son proposed an interesting idea on the drive down to NWA tonight. He said "why can't we cut McEilhinney and sign Martin Brodeur to be our backup?"
A little late to the party, but here goes my observations from the game last night...
-The crowd was very meh up until the end. The opening Bobrovsky montage with Jay and Dan was absolutely hysterical, hopefully I can find that online somewhere.
-The Hartnell-Jenner-Atkinson line was awesome, they were buzzing around in the offensive zone and had several great forechecks established and some good chances. I'd like to keep that line together when healthy.
-Johansen had his moments and looked good, but I really wish we had a more skilled winger playing alongside him and Nick. Gibbons has his upside of being tenacious (at some times), but the team reeeeally should look to add skill to that line. Or try Anisimov on the wing there and put Dubinsky in AA's spot. Also, Cracknell had a solid game, he has looked good in the last few imo.
-Bob was Bob. Don't need to say anything else than that! He looked extremely sharp and focused. Very little rebounds given up by him....which brings me to my next point
-Niemi gave up some massive rebounds that I feel like the team couldn't pounce on (especially the first period). Not sure if that was because of poor positioning or SJS playing well defensively in front of Niemi.
-Leopold was a great acquisition imo, especially given the circumstances. Even when healthy, I like this move. Basically the equivalent of having Nick Schultz back in the lineup. If he can play like he did last night consistently, I will feel a hell of a lot more comfortable on the backend. D in general was much better, too. Except for JMFJ, get him off the PP he can never hold the puck in the zone!
-Lastly, here are my thoughts of what the lineup should look like in the next week or two when we are close to healthy (forward-wise, who knows about the D)
Foligno-Johansen-Anisimov/Gibbons
Hartnell-Jenner-Atkinson
Calvert-Dubinsky-Anisimov/Gibbons
Cracknell-Letestu-Skille
You forgot about the possibility of a 0-0 shootout win, bonehead.
like to see something like
Foligno Johansen Anisimov/Wennberg
Hartnell Jenner Atkinson
Cavert Dubinsky Anisimov/Wennberg
Skille Letestu Gibbons
dang. that looks like a good team
CBJ would still have outscore the opponent in the shootout to get the win. Final score is 1-0, dicknose.
(to be clear, the name calling is done in jest since I figured Major's was too. Name-calling is generally not cool.)
A little late to the party, but here goes my observations from the game last night...
-The crowd was very meh up until the end. The opening Bobrovsky montage with Jay and Dan was absolutely hysterical, hopefully I can find that online somewhere.
-The Hartnell-Jenner-Atkinson line was awesome, they were buzzing around in the offensive zone and had several great forechecks established and some good chances. I'd like to keep that line together when healthy.
-Johansen had his moments and looked good, but I really wish we had a more skilled winger playing alongside him and Nick. Gibbons has his upside of being tenacious (at some times), but the team reeeeally should look to add skill to that line. Or try Anisimov on the wing there and put Dubinsky in AA's spot. Also, Cracknell had a solid game, he has looked good in the last few imo.
Foligno-Johansen-Anisimov/Gibbons
Hartnell-Jenner-Atkinson
Calvert-Dubinsky-Anisimov/Gibbons
Cracknell-Letestu-Skille
When healthy, that 4th line looks better than any 4th line we've ever had here.
My thoughts on the game..
1. It's nice to have a good goalie back in net for us. Bob had a great game.
2. You could definitely tell Atkinson wanted a second goal today. Had a lot of shots on goal. Johansen had a good third period. Jenner seemed to do well in the face-off circle.
3. I know Savard takes some heat from people on here, but I'm starting to like his game. He has improved significantly over the last 2 years. Think he's an NHL level D-man. I pretty much wrote him off 2 years ago when he tripped over his skates against LA flubbering away a goal. I can't be the only one that remembers that sequence or game for him there.
I just saw the Nick-Bob hug after this game. They can't break that up. EVER. That's as much of a tradition as the cannon at this point.
I just saw the Nick-Bob hug after this game. They can't break that up. EVER. That's as much of a tradition as the cannon at this point.