Jaxs
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I said "if he keeps it up." That's when he was being Calder!Mase, not Norrena!Mase. Or Mase!Mase.
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I said "if he keeps it up." That's when he was being Calder!Mase, not Norrena!Mase. Or Mase!Mase.
I said "if he keeps it up." That's when he was being Calder!Mase, not Norrena!Mase. Or Mase!Mase.
I said "if he keeps it up." That's when he was being Calder!Mase, not Norrena!Mase. Or Mase!Mase.
I still feel like there is a big difference between last years Mason and this years. There aren't as many stinker goals, and when he does let them in he and the team seem to settle down. Last year he would let in a couple questionable goals, heads would be down, and we would lose 6-2. This year he lets in one, and we end up losing 2-1.
Calder!mase won the Calder on the back of Hitch's system much like the St. Louis duo had the fewest goals against last year.
His system is pretty much ply and play. He can take otherwise castaway or plain vs goalies and turn them into award winners because the defense is that good.
Norrena's rookie year was PROBABLY the 4th best goalie season in CBJ history! You take that back now!
Jeez.................Nash is gone, get over it...................
I like Erixons game so far he has great passing out of the zone still makes some bad plays one on one but he's been good overall. Really like Goloubefs game as well
This is a positive this year. The young defensemen are getting lots of minutes and are showing they are capable of becoming good.
Just making a point. People complaining about Nikitin doing what he did are many of the same people that complained about certain players skating away from scrums. Whether you're a fanboy or not, I'd think it's obvious that they've been missing this kind of thing for some time.
In other words, it's nice to see the culture change right before our eyes. Add some actual accountability and I might even get optimistic that the foundation for success actually already exists.
whatever, I don't see that same culture change (whatever the hell that is) that you & others do. Oh well, maybe you're a "fanboy" for that sort of thing.
I was going to praise Erixon, but man he had a rough shift there. A giveaway and fell down in front of Kane.
whatever, I don't see that same culture change (whatever the hell that is) that you & others do. Oh well, maybe you're a "fanboy" for that sort of thing.
My one lasting memory of Freddy No is him coming out to challenge a breakaway and, how to describe this, the best way I can come up with is jumping up sideways as if he was clicking his heels together and then falling flat on his ass. Needless to say the shooter scored on the WIDE ****ING OPEN NET.