bert
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Imagine blaming DJ for tonight when they play this well on the road on a b2b. This boards a joke.
From the point of someone that never competed in your life. Absolutely.Thanks I also think I've made a lot of great posts tonight.
I really find that a big difference between us and playoff contenders is how unbelievably relentless those teams are on the puck and at forcing turnovers.
The Sens have not had a team capable of cycling the puck in a controlling manner for 5+ years. Yet virtually every top team we play does it against us like its nothing.
I think until we can properly cycle and pressure teams on the forecheck we're going to be hard pressed to make the playoffs...
I really find that a big difference between us and playoff contenders is how unbelievably relentless those teams are on the puck and at forcing turnovers.
The Sens have not had a team capable of cycling the puck in a controlling manner for 5+ years. Yet virtually every top team we play does it against us like its nothing.
I think until we can properly cycle and pressure teams on the forecheck we're going to be hard pressed to make the playoffs...
It's not about "transforming your team", its about a guy who has choked and failed to execute at a rate I've never seen on this team. My point isn't that Fiala is a franchise-altering talent, it's that Debrincat has been one of our worst players at 5-on-5 and has squandered opportunities that should be spoon-fed goals.
They got soft hands and they done bear down on pucks. Like they all have thin, short blades.No kidding. This team needs drastically better hands. I used to think the problem was the poor ice in Ottawa, but their passing and stickhandling is mediocre on the road, as well.
No wonder they always resort to shipping the puck off the boards or outright dumping it down the ice.
Explained this already, but yes, playing through injuries, especially ones that impact mobility, can influence decision making. You might question whether you can get somewhere on time when you aren't skating as well, you start thinking about it instead of just playing off instinct, you start cheating to compensate for reduced mobility, you might coast more if you experience pain in your stride, ect.A high ankle sprain doesn't affect your brain and he has played lazy and dumb for much of the year.
He can be a bull that can't be stop. These games, he plays simple, not cute, forcheck and play near the net.That was one of the worst games Tkachuk played all year.
Boston may be the most elite team, but we are number 1 in moral victoriesI think Boston is the most elite Team in recent times, they know the exact effort require to beat a Team.
versus the Sens, it just their Sunday morning skate is all that takes
Work ethic goes a long way. Senators have no real urgency to succeed and don’t have losing enough.I really find that a big difference between us and playoff contenders is how unbelievably relentless those teams are on the puck and at forcing turnovers.
The Sens have not had a team capable of cycling the puck in a controlling manner for 5+ years. Yet virtually every top team we play does it against us like its nothing.
I think until we can properly cycle and pressure teams on the forecheck we're going to be hard pressed to make the playoffs...
Exactly. Some people on this board only have one tune and they keep singing it over and over again.a broken record.....some player breaks his stick...its DJs fault....goalie doesn't make a save....its DJs fault...a player misses the net its DJs fault....etc..... etc.....From the point of someone that never competed in your life. Absolutely.
Boston may be the most elite team, but we are number 1 in moral victories
Have you ever had one and tried skating? That's the world where it's a one year full recovery.Football players come back from high ankle sprains in like 6 weeks. In what world is that a year long injury?
Have you ever had one and tried skating? That's the world where it's a one year full recovery.
Exactly. Some people on this board only have one tune and they keep singing it over and over again.a broken record.....some player breaks his stick...its DJs fault....goalie doesn't make a save....its DJs fault...a player misses the net its DJs fault....etc..... etc.....
Not to get on skates, but to FULLY recover.I asked if it was completely different in the hockey context. It seems insane that it would add 8 months of recovery to get on skates?
I kind of agree but I'll say this.From the point of someone that never competed in your life. Absolutely.
Not to get on skates, but to FULLY recover.
Ok Wendy Whiner
Should have played fergy. Maybe we could have won 1-0 instead of lose 2-1. I knew we should have played fergyImagine blaming DJ for tonight when they play this well on the road on a b2b. This boards a joke.