GDT: Game 19. Blues at the Dead Things

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Joshuar56

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Everyone complaining about Scandella, but what the heck was Parayko doing there? He does his job and it’s not a 2 on 0.
You have no idea what you're talking about. Parayko was fine, Scandella didn't need to try and take on a guy who already have two on him, and who wasn't even on Scandella's side. There was absolutely no reason for Scandella to come over.
 
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Bluesnatic27

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Everyone complaining about Scandella, but what the heck was Parayko doing there? He does his job and it’s not a 2 on 0.
Well Scandella was the one that initiated the pressure and just stuck to his man when he should have relinquished him to Parayko. Parayko really didn’t have anywhere to go unless he started sprinting toward his own goal to give him and Scandella room to switch. I don’t think that it was completely Scandella’s fault, but he shouldn’t have confused the formation without proper communication.
 
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You have no idea what you're talking about. Parayko was fine, Scandella didn't need to try and take on a guy who already have two on him, and who wasn't even on Scandella's side. There was absolutely no reason for Scandella to come over.

Scandella was being aggressive it was passed to Colts side and he started being aggressive and challenging puck carrier. Both end up out of position and no forward covering for either when they are both being aggressive in the neutral zone.

Colt should of realized Scandella was out of position and stayed back instead stepping up,

Why we are trying to hold the area between the blue line and red line is another thing that makes no sense. You either hold the redline or the blue. Not no mans land in between makes no sense.
 
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Well Scandella was the one that initiated the pressure and just stuck to his man when he should have relinquished him to Parayko. Parayko really didn’t have anywhere to go unless he started sprinting toward his own goal to give him and Scandella room to switch. I don’t think that it was completely Scandella’s fault, but he shouldn’t have confused the formation without proper communication.
Scandella was defending the guy with puck (not particularly well) who cut horizontally and he tried to stay with him. Maybe not best choice, but not clear what Parayko was doing there. Or where forwards were.
 

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Now Faulk and Krug going same side…in the neutral zone

This is like when you play EA NHL and leave the settings to “All out Attack” and defense to “Agressive”
 

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we are outplaying them but their goalie is playing well
 

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Our D does some stupid shit....two guys on the puck carrier with a red jersey wide open up the middle
 
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