KillerMillerTime
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Been most impressive Dman for US. Appears toZac Jones has been really good.
consistently get his shots to the net.
Been most impressive Dman for US. Appears toZac Jones has been really good.
All I heard was complaints about how he had little skillPinto leading the tournament early with 6pts in 2GP
That was the fastest German team I’ve seen at the top level.
They have some really talented players up front and Seider is just an absolute beast.
Germany had easily the top D man and arguably
the most talented forward in this game. They need to
develop another Seider and Stutzle level players
Just dont have the depth they need at this level.
Peternak was very good... they are definitely a country on the come up... I didn't know much about Stutzel before this game... but he got my attention and as an Anaheim fan id love to grab Stutzel + Peternak in this up coming draft.. to add to ZegrasExactly, the American depth and skill eventually took over but the top end talent for Germany looked really good.
I was very impressed with Bokk, Stutzel, Seider, and a couple others.
For a guy that has played in the NHL he is
not been impressive. That turnover ranks
behind only Millers for most terrible plays
and his goal was a garbage time goal and he absolutely
was a puckhog against Canada.
Peternak was very good... they are definitely a country on the come up... I didn't know much about Stutzel before this game... but he got my attention and as an Anaheim fan id love to grab Stutzel + Peternak in this up coming draft.. to add to Zegras
Of course not. In a short tournament, your best players probably should log the most ice time. No need to worry about the effects of playing a lot of minutes.
You have a top draft pick center who has assisted on half the team's goals playing fourth line wing with very little ice time. I'm not gonna call him an idiot but he's really not making a good case for himself.For not caring...you sure are complaining about it a lot. But sure. Sandelin must be an idiot...he should listen to message board fan boys.
You have a top draft pick center who has assisted on half the team's goals playing fourth line wing with very little ice time. I'm not gonna call him an idiot but he's really not making a good case for himself.
Almost all of these guys are high picks so who cares there.
And again...does he get all those assists on the top line when likely facing Seider all game?
Sandelin and a few of his assistants do not believe in traditional 4th lines. They like to set up a 1A 1B 2A and 2B type lines.
They won the game and getting the favorable matchup sure worked even with lesser ice time...but message board people still complain about it...it's ridiculous.
My guess is matchups that he was able to exploit in limited minutes. I'm not Sandelin though...i just know how he and his staff like to coach traditionally.Oh word? So why did Zegras play only 10 minutes? Those are fourth line minutes.
Well let's chalk it up to "fair enough"My guess is matchups that he was able to exploit in limited minutes. I'm not Sandelin though...i just know how he and his staff like to coach traditionally.
How did Zac Jones look?
Of course not. In a short tournament, your best players probably should log the most ice time. No need to worry about the effects of playing a lot of minutes.
Why are you going to risk injury in what should be an easy win game? Plus why wouldn't you want your not as good players getting practice with line mates so later on they are stronger and you know who works together best? And these are all star teams there is zero reason to work anyone like a dog unless you have too
Because you need your team firing on all cylinders at the right time, and you don’t accomplish that by holding some of your best players back and then throwing them on new lines in the biggest games of the tournament.
This wasnt the big game, it was a fine tune game.
You missed the point entirely.
You don’t want to wait until a big game to optimize your team. By the time a big game actually rolls around, in a tournament like this, you’re either ready for the game or you’re missing an opportunity to play for the gold. In a short tournament, there aren’t really second chances.
And you don’t optimize your team by playing some of your best players fewer minutes, and not playing them on lines that will maximize their potential. You want them comfortable with their role and their linemates before those big games.