eljefe72
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I can't wait for the too late season playoff push.
Fixed it for you.
I can't wait for the too late season playoff push.
Team was playing awesome against the Rangers and after Saads goal , we were sitting in great shape , until bob lets one of the softest goals I've seen go in, and it's like the team climbed into a shell . I agree our d pass outs , especially tyutin, have been bad this year . I'm not getting your point on the draft though ? Yes Wennberg is on Ir , most players would be on that hit . Dano brought us , Saad. I'll take
That every day. Rychel is getting developed and not rushed ? As for Milano , Werenski , see the prior point , not being rushed and developer .
Didn't catch the game, just the highlights (lowlights) and stretches of the play...
The only thing I can say is that three game losing streaks aren't out of the norm, even for good teams. It just sucks that this one is at the very start of the season.
Hopefully the team will put on their big boy pants and go to work against Ottawa on Wednesday. I watched Ottawa play Montreal yesterday, and they played similarly to how the Blue Jackets played in their first three games. They will be hungry.
The CBJ have to get back to their style -- hard on the fore-check, pucks to the net, and blue collar efforts from all four lines. No "Euro hockey", they simply aren't built for speed and skill. I say, start McElhinney, bench Rene Bourque and put Matt Calvert in his spot, put Kerby Rychel on the fourth line, and sit one of Tyutin or Johnson in lieu of Cody Goloubef.
Light some fires under some *****, and make people earn their jobs back.
Wake me up when they stop sucking.
The Clarkson Factor is a huge missing piece of this equation.
He and BorkQ are gonna click. I can feel it in my bones.
While I do agree, we're how many years removed from Hitch? and at the time, this club was going sideways then too. Heck, he's on the verge of being out of another job in St Louis if they slump during the season or don't execute in the playoffs.
If we walk it back and don't fire Hitch, he'd get fired for something else a year or two later, wouldn't he?
Yes. It's a silly point to make, except in an instance where we're trying to make sure all the blame bases are covered.
While I do agree, we're how many years removed from Hitch? and at the time, this club was going sideways then too. Heck, he's on the verge of being out of another job in St Louis if they slump during the season or don't execute in the playoffs.
If we walk it back and don't fire Hitch, he'd get fired for something else a year or two later, wouldn't he?
I feel Foligno's time to earn that C is now. This is mental, not talent.