Maybe we know why Seider didn’t want to play on this German team?
I’m thinking several of our players had a point to make regarding Stutzle getting drafted higher than they did. It’s like some were proving a point. Germany is a very weak team though. Maybe the third period should have been 20 minutes of soccer?
Brutal brutal karma incoming for Canadians
I’m thinking several of our players had a point to make regarding Stutzle getting drafted higher than they did. It’s like some were proving a point. Germany is a very weak team though. Maybe the third period should have been 20 minutes of soccer?
I would prefer for the sport to evolve rather than just go on, or regress.And yet all will go on, same as life.
There has been blowouts before and there will be blowouts again, it is sports after all, they happen and sport goes on.
Or he knew their level of talent wasn’t going to be competitive, regardless of how many guys they dressed? Really, 12 of their guys were very poor, and this level of competition was clearly too much for them.Because he knew a bunch of them would get COVID? Smart guy then, he should pick stocks.
Despite losing 16-1, Stuetzle had a better, more noticeable individual game than any Canadian player, so if that’s why they were going for...
I don’t think Canada is classless or anything like that. You have to keep playing, and they did. But let’s call a spade a spade, Germany’s goaltending was horrendous. I really hope this doesn’t lull them into a false sense of security. The coaching staff should be telling them that this game means nothing over and over until they play again.
The last time Canada routed a team like this they didn’t even end up winning a medal.
Ya, I think they kind of do. Didn’t one of the Canadian players say something publicly about wanting to make a statement with his play this game? Maybe another poster can find it?Do you really think they give a sh** about Stutzle?
They don’t.
Pretty hard for Stutzle to show in this game considering how weak his team was, but (yes) Cozens was very good.Cozens was the best player on the ice by a country mile.
I’ve got a theory on these kind of preliminary games.Unfortunate situation for Germany an Canada. Hopefully it was something that Canada can use and build on and hopefully Germany come out motivated with a fuller contingent for its next two games.
If I’m Ottawa, I am extremely grateful for this game.
This game will forever shape this kid’s character moving forward in the NHL, and light a fire in his eyes every time he [Stutzle] plays against a player from this WJC Canadian Roster. It’s Pavlov's theory.
Were both Jets fans, and considering Perfetti’s a Jet. Let’s just say, “Be afraid. BE VERY AFRAID!”
This is also an economic disaster for the league in a time when they don't need to look like scum.One can debate if it's right or wrong to blow out an opponent, but what you can't debate is that these type of games are bad for the sport, they are bad for the tournament, they are bad for Germany and they are bad for Canada.
I’ve got a theory on these kind of preliminary games.
I’ve noticed that every time a solid NHL team plays a soft team in the first round of the playoffs, the 2nd round usually gives them a run for their money.
I would be curious to see the actual stats on this theory.
I’m thinking several of our players had a point to make regarding Stutzle getting drafted higher than they did. It’s like some were proving a point. Germany is a very weak team though. Maybe the third period should have been 20 minutes of soccer?
It also wears it downTough competition is important. Steel sharpens steel.
I can't believe a lot of you watched the whole game.
Kind of like standing around watching a car wreck while bleeding victims are being hauled away in an ambulance. At some time you should just walk away and say... I'm outa here. This is enough gore for me.