GDT: GAME 71: HABS @ AVS | How ya Drouin? | Tues. March 26, 2024, 9PM ET -- TSN2, RDS, TSN690, 98.5FM

[le_sean]

The Avs are fake contenders. That was a pathetic display

 

[Pomee]

If anyone of you starts praise Matheson again, I swear I am going to fight you!

 

[Redux91]

LOL
EVERYONE PASS to Mackinnon!!!

 

[Andrei79]

Man Slaf is super competitive.

Guys head was on a swivel that shift in the defensive zone.

I can only imagine that dork Shane Wright trying to pout and say it's unfair the other team scored.

 

[The Real Timo]

It really is amazing we're leading this game
Of course we would be

Shots are pretty even.

 

[Riddick412]

Drouin will tie it at 19,59,9

No, Caufield will make it offside for them somehow

 

[HabSgt]

10 seconds left. C'mon you clowns...err les boys.

 

[CristianoRonaldo]

Drouin will tie it at 19,59,9

In NHL 24.

 

[Lafleurs Guy]

The Avs are fake contenders. That was a pathetic display

They have a fake cup to show for it too

 

[NewDef]

I love that this team is learning to win... good showing boys!

 

[Lafleurs Guy]

Nice win

 

[Pickles]

Monty was in the zone tonight. Great win for the boys.

 

[Riddick412]

Like the W. Hate the team.

 

[Redux91]

Wow lol

That one actually hurt LOL

Hard-fought tho

 

[The Gr8 Dane]

Pour Martin!

 

[Non Player Canadiens]

Can. We. Please. Replace. Burrows (with ChatGPT)

prompt: Can you draw up a power play strategy for Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield, Juraj Slafkovsy, Mike Matheson and Alex Newhook?

response:

Power Play Strategy

Formation: 1-3-1

Forwards:

1. Nick Suzuki (Center) - QB/Playmaker: Positioned at the center point. His role is to distribute the puck effectively, find shooting lanes, and set up scoring opportunities.
2. Cole Caufield (Right Wing) - Shooter: Positioned on the right side, ideally in the right faceoff circle. His main objective is to be a scoring threat with his excellent shooting skills, ready to take one-timers or find open space for quick shots.

Defense:

1. Juraj Slafkovsky (Defense) - Point Man: Positioned at the blue line on the left side. His role is to keep the puck in the offensive zone, make accurate passes to set up plays, and take shots when there's an opportunity.

Defense/Forward Hybrid:

1. Mike Matheson (Defense/Forward) - Net-front Presence/Rebound Collector: Positioned in front of the net or in the slot area. His job is to create traffic in front of the goalie, screen the goaltender, and capitalize on rebounds.

Forward:

1. Alex Newhook (Forward) - Slot Man/Playmaker: Positioned in the high slot area. His role is to support the play by providing passing options for Suzuki, creating screens, and being ready to capitalize on rebounds or make quick passes to set up scoring chances.

Key Tactics:

1. Quick puck movement: Utilize Suzuki's playmaking abilities to move the puck swiftly around the offensive zone, forcing the penalty killers to shift and creating openings for shots.
2. Utilize Caufield's shot: Look for opportunities to set up Caufield for one-timers or quick release shots from the right faceoff circle.
3. Screening and Traffic: Matheson should position himself in front of the opposing goalie to obstruct their view and capitalize on rebounds. Other players should also create traffic in front of the net to create chaos for the opposing defense.
4. High-percentage shots: Encourage shots from high-percentage areas such as the slot or just above the crease, where Newhook and Matheson can capitalize on rebounds or deflections.
5. Rotate positions: Keep the penalty killers guessing by rotating positions and players' roles, making it difficult for them to anticipate passing lanes and shooting opportunities.
6. Defense activation: Slafkovsky should be ready to join the offensive rush when opportunities arise, adding an extra layer of unpredictability to the power play.
7. Communication and awareness: Constant communication among players is crucial to ensure everyone is aware of their roles and positioning, allowing for smooth execution of the power play strategy.

 

[Catanddogguitarrr]

Can't beleive, we didn't tank at all on this one! ... vs that Team !!!
... and f*** Armia winning goal !

 

[zx81]

If anyone of you starts praise Matheson again, I swear I am going to fight you!

Nice block by Matheson in the last minute .
Bring it on !

 

[knuck]

prompt: Can you draw up a power play strategy for Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield, Juraj Slafkovsy, Mike Matheson and Alex Newhook?

response:

Power Play Strategy

Formation: 1-3-1

Forwards:

1. Nick Suzuki (Center) - QB/Playmaker: Positioned at the center point. His role is to distribute the puck effectively, find shooting lanes, and set up scoring opportunities.
2. Cole Caufield (Right Wing) - Shooter: Positioned on the right side, ideally in the right faceoff circle. His main objective is to be a scoring threat with his excellent shooting skills, ready to take one-timers or find open space for quick shots.

Defense:

1. Juraj Slafkovsky (Defense) - Point Man: Positioned at the blue line on the left side. His role is to keep the puck in the offensive zone, make accurate passes to set up plays, and take shots when there's an opportunity.

Defense/Forward Hybrid:

1. Mike Matheson (Defense/Forward) - Net-front Presence/Rebound Collector: Positioned in front of the net or in the slot area. His job is to create traffic in front of the goalie, screen the goaltender, and capitalize on rebounds.

Forward:

1. Alex Newhook (Forward) - Slot Man/Playmaker: Positioned in the high slot area. His role is to support the play by providing passing options for Suzuki, creating screens, and being ready to capitalize on rebounds or make quick passes to set up scoring chances.

Key Tactics:

1. Quick puck movement: Utilize Suzuki's playmaking abilities to move the puck swiftly around the offensive zone, forcing the penalty killers to shift and creating openings for shots.
2. Utilize Caufield's shot: Look for opportunities to set up Caufield for one-timers or quick release shots from the right faceoff circle.
3. Screening and Traffic: Matheson should position himself in front of the opposing goalie to obstruct their view and capitalize on rebounds. Other players should also create traffic in front of the net to create chaos for the opposing defense.
4. High-percentage shots: Encourage shots from high-percentage areas such as the slot or just above the crease, where Newhook and Matheson can capitalize on rebounds or deflections.
5. Rotate positions: Keep the penalty killers guessing by rotating positions and players' roles, making it difficult for them to anticipate passing lanes and shooting opportunities.
6. Defense activation: Slafkovsky should be ready to join the offensive rush when opportunities arise, adding an extra layer of unpredictability to the power play.
7. Communication and awareness: Constant communication among players is crucial to ensure everyone is aware of their roles and positioning, allowing for smooth execution of the power play strategy.

I hate AI

 

[Riddick412]

prompt: Can you draw up a power play strategy for Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield, Juraj Slafkovsy, Mike Matheson and Alex Newhook?

response:

Power Play Strategy

Formation: 1-3-1

Forwards:

1. Nick Suzuki (Center) - QB/Playmaker: Positioned at the center point. His role is to distribute the puck effectively, find shooting lanes, and set up scoring opportunities.
2. Cole Caufield (Right Wing) - Shooter: Positioned on the right side, ideally in the right faceoff circle. His main objective is to be a scoring threat with his excellent shooting skills, ready to take one-timers or find open space for quick shots.

Defense:

1. Juraj Slafkovsky (Defense) - Point Man: Positioned at the blue line on the left side. His role is to keep the puck in the offensive zone, make accurate passes to set up plays, and take shots when there's an opportunity.

Defense/Forward Hybrid:

1. Mike Matheson (Defense/Forward) - Net-front Presence/Rebound Collector: Positioned in front of the net or in the slot area. His job is to create traffic in front of the goalie, screen the goaltender, and capitalize on rebounds.

Forward:

1. Alex Newhook (Forward) - Slot Man/Playmaker: Positioned in the high slot area. His role is to support the play by providing passing options for Suzuki, creating screens, and being ready to capitalize on rebounds or make quick passes to set up scoring chances.

Key Tactics:

1. Quick puck movement: Utilize Suzuki's playmaking abilities to move the puck swiftly around the offensive zone, forcing the penalty killers to shift and creating openings for shots.
2. Utilize Caufield's shot: Look for opportunities to set up Caufield for one-timers or quick release shots from the right faceoff circle.
3. Screening and Traffic: Matheson should position himself in front of the opposing goalie to obstruct their view and capitalize on rebounds. Other players should also create traffic in front of the net to create chaos for the opposing defense.
4. High-percentage shots: Encourage shots from high-percentage areas such as the slot or just above the crease, where Newhook and Matheson can capitalize on rebounds or deflections.
5. Rotate positions: Keep the penalty killers guessing by rotating positions and players' roles, making it difficult for them to anticipate passing lanes and shooting opportunities.
6. Defense activation: Slafkovsky should be ready to join the offensive rush when opportunities arise, adding an extra layer of unpredictability to the power play.
7. Communication and awareness: Constant communication among players is crucial to ensure everyone is aware of their roles and positioning, allowing for smooth execution of the power play strategy.

Wow far better than Burrows strategy of whatever it is.