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Ok good, I was just looking at the NHL site game center. I guess they are slower l0l
Post-Game Talk: Jets win the battle of the best: 3-1 Jets
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I believe there's no 23 man roster limit after the trade deadline right?
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Can you imagine the shock it would be for Roslo if he was sent down right now? Top line for Jets to top line for Moose.
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roslovic goes down to continue to dominate the AHL and gets then moose to the calder finals. and next year fights for a spot
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Wow, what a great game, great crowd and atmosphere at BMTSP tonight.
Buff was a complete Boss all game, he raised the level. Engaged, physical, decisive, combative, Tampa knew he was out there and I saw more than a couple of rounded routes to the puck when he was around.
Hutch looked pretty good for a guy who just got back from Utica
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Enstrom had a real nice game and thought Poolman might have played one of his stronger games. Myers was excellent, he's really impresed lately, so much more decisive and assertive with the puck. He has done such an amazing job challenging zone entries this season, his gap at our blue is so tight sometimes it makes me nervous but he's been a force. Morrissey great again, ho hum.
Nights like that are why I'm happy to have always been a Lowry fan. CLA relentless, so organized and so fluid. They didn't allow any room out there and their switches and lane coverage are damn near perfect.
Laine was good, like some of the places he continues to show up in. Didn't love his pace at times, otherwise fine.
Ehlers sure turned it on after the 1st, electric tonight, just flying. He is so fun to watch.
Roslo excellent tonight, very effective. His little inside out move off the rush up the left side in the 1st really showed his quickness. It was impressive.
I thought they all played well, no weak spots tonight.
I'll close with saying what a great job Maurice is doing with this team. Anyone who wants to continue to discredit him and believe this is purely because of the teams talent, are just not willing to acknowledge it. This team has a distinctive pattern to it's play, it's very recognizable and it's very consistent and effective. The complete buy in to what they are trying to do is obvious to anyone who watches. They play togther and nobody is short changing the team, they're committed. He's also managed to do it without sucking the offensive life out of the team, they still play fast and aggressive all over the ice.
One thing stood out to me tonight and it's a glaring difference to last year's team, and perhaps even earlier in this year. It's the reads the D and the supporting forwards are making when retrieving the pucks based on the forecheck. They are consistently on the same page with where to go with the puck and making the right use of their options. Even Chiarot did a good job of this tonight, that is a sign of a well coaches team imo.
Buff was a complete Boss all game, he raised the level. Engaged, physical, decisive, combative, Tampa knew he was out there and I saw more than a couple of rounded routes to the puck when he was around.
Hutch looked pretty good for a guy who just got back from Utica
.Enstrom had a real nice game and thought Poolman might have played one of his stronger games. Myers was excellent, he's really impresed lately, so much more decisive and assertive with the puck. He has done such an amazing job challenging zone entries this season, his gap at our blue is so tight sometimes it makes me nervous but he's been a force. Morrissey great again, ho hum.
Nights like that are why I'm happy to have always been a Lowry fan. CLA relentless, so organized and so fluid. They didn't allow any room out there and their switches and lane coverage are damn near perfect.
Laine was good, like some of the places he continues to show up in. Didn't love his pace at times, otherwise fine.
Ehlers sure turned it on after the 1st, electric tonight, just flying. He is so fun to watch.
Roslo excellent tonight, very effective. His little inside out move off the rush up the left side in the 1st really showed his quickness. It was impressive.
I thought they all played well, no weak spots tonight.
I'll close with saying what a great job Maurice is doing with this team. Anyone who wants to continue to discredit him and believe this is purely because of the teams talent, are just not willing to acknowledge it. This team has a distinctive pattern to it's play, it's very recognizable and it's very consistent and effective. The complete buy in to what they are trying to do is obvious to anyone who watches. They play togther and nobody is short changing the team, they're committed. He's also managed to do it without sucking the offensive life out of the team, they still play fast and aggressive all over the ice.
One thing stood out to me tonight and it's a glaring difference to last year's team, and perhaps even earlier in this year. It's the reads the D and the supporting forwards are making when retrieving the pucks based on the forecheck. They are consistently on the same page with where to go with the puck and making the right use of their options. Even Chiarot did a good job of this tonight, that is a sign of a well coaches team imo.
I don't know if we can justify sending him down all season. When the roster limit is lifted at TD Roslo better be with the Jets.
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Jets are super secretive about their injuries.
I'm guessing Kulikov is dealing with a concussion, and might have some nagging symptoms.
He's been hurt since the San Jose game when Hertl hit him from behind into the boards. He's due back soon I believe.
Yeah likely a concussion. Jett Woo was hit in literally the exact same way and the Warriors were very secretive about it too.
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where is he going to plau though? if its 4th line its a watse for him development wise only way i see it is if hendricks is press box.
Laine shief wheeler
perrault lits ehlers
connor roslovic armia
copp lowry tanev
but i dont see this happening with roslovic being a center this year or they wlda tried him by now before shief came back.. ?
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This is correct but the salary cap is still in place.
Interesting dilemma If the Jets want to make Roslovic and Connor Poolman etc eligible for the AHL playoffs they need to be sent down prior to the TD. If they are on the NHL roster at that point they are disqualified. The team is allowed 4 recalls (plus emergency) at that point.
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Everything has basically been said in this thread. Great all around effort by the team.
My only complaint is with Tyler Myers in his own zone, a few shifts in his own zone were the only time I was close to screaming at the screen.
Stamkos losing a footrace to Adam Lowry (on the PP?) was a sight to behold. So good to have Lowry back, really shut down the Stamkos line.
Concussion however is the one injury that they are usually upfront about. I would bet against a concussion if I was a betting man.
My only complaint is with Tyler Myers in his own zone, a few shifts in his own zone were the only time I was close to screaming at the screen.
Stamkos losing a footrace to Adam Lowry (on the PP?) was a sight to behold. So good to have Lowry back, really shut down the Stamkos line.
Concussion however is the one injury that they are usually upfront about. I would bet against a concussion if I was a betting man.
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This will be an enjoyable one to write.
LWR: Possibly the best game in which Wheeler has played C. Him and Roslovic were all over the ice, making plays happen and creating offense. As opposed to the first Tampa game of the season, the Bolts seemed overwhelmed at times by these two and their speed. While Laine did not seem to create as much, I reckon there's little to complain about a guy who scored a goal (literally, Laine @ 5v3 should be illegal) and ended up with a whopping 90.48 CF% . To put things into perspective, preventing your primary matchup from getting a single shot on goal is a sign of a pretty decent night.
PLE: The only line in any kind of trouble tonight, which is probably due to Brayden Point being a ridiculously good player (sweet Jesus). They did seem to get things going later on, especially in the third. Ehlers was magnificent at times; he has the skillset and speed to slice the opposition's defense at will, which he did in this one. Little did well to create and convert from his scoring chance in the third, and Perreault was more than OK (also a crash test dummy - how can one get bumped so often?).
CLA: Lowry's back! A near-perfect game from this line; no goals, but damn, comfortably winning your matchup against one of the top 5 lines in hockey is such a great result from a line with a combined salary of less than three million. All three were incredible at their own zone, both at ES and on the kill, and they managed to get things rolling in the O-zone too. What a game from them.
CHT: Am I the only one who thought that Tanev's energy was a massive contributor? He was his normal self, hitting everything that moved and being a PITA of the Bolts. Hendricks had a rather normal, yet decent night, and Connor potted himself a goal to go with an all-around good performance. (even after the ASG, the fourth line remains tough to evaluate due to the lack of ice time)
44-57: Morrissey was decent in spite of the change in partners and the tough matchup against Point. I like his calmness and how he knows when to join the rush (e.g. the 2v1 in the first period, too bad the puck was bouncing) and when not to. Myers was not as strong as he has been recently, but I'd say he was passable to say the least. A couple mistakes too many in the D-zone, but other than that, not much to complain about. It'll be interesting to see how he adjusts to his increased role.
39-33: Aside from the two penalties he took, Buff was great. A couple of great moves to create offense and sustain offensive zone time, accompanied with a stellar effort in the other end. Enstrom was solid too. Statistically, they seemed to play a rather low-paced game: hockeystats.ca has Buff and Enstrom at 21 and 20 Corsi events, respectively (is that how you even call them, lol), whereas Morrissey and Myers had 50 and 49. This is with 39-33 playing more 5v5 hockey.
7-3: Surprisingly decent nights from both defensemen. Chiarot was not the liability I often consider him; in fact, I liked seeing some physicality and, you know, not getting shredded to bits from him. Poolman was not bad either. A game like this from the bottom pairing should be welcomed with open arms.
34: A great performance. Aside from a couple of blunders which luckily did not lead to goals against, he was a wall.
The first period was a bit shaky, but after that, I loved every bit of the game. This was against the league leaders, too... an encouraging thought.
Also, here's the matchup chart, which is a f***ing treat this time:
LWR: Possibly the best game in which Wheeler has played C. Him and Roslovic were all over the ice, making plays happen and creating offense. As opposed to the first Tampa game of the season, the Bolts seemed overwhelmed at times by these two and their speed. While Laine did not seem to create as much, I reckon there's little to complain about a guy who scored a goal (literally, Laine @ 5v3 should be illegal) and ended up with a whopping 90.48 CF% . To put things into perspective, preventing your primary matchup from getting a single shot on goal is a sign of a pretty decent night.
PLE: The only line in any kind of trouble tonight, which is probably due to Brayden Point being a ridiculously good player (sweet Jesus). They did seem to get things going later on, especially in the third. Ehlers was magnificent at times; he has the skillset and speed to slice the opposition's defense at will, which he did in this one. Little did well to create and convert from his scoring chance in the third, and Perreault was more than OK (also a crash test dummy - how can one get bumped so often?).
CLA: Lowry's back! A near-perfect game from this line; no goals, but damn, comfortably winning your matchup against one of the top 5 lines in hockey is such a great result from a line with a combined salary of less than three million. All three were incredible at their own zone, both at ES and on the kill, and they managed to get things rolling in the O-zone too. What a game from them.
CHT: Am I the only one who thought that Tanev's energy was a massive contributor? He was his normal self, hitting everything that moved and being a PITA of the Bolts. Hendricks had a rather normal, yet decent night, and Connor potted himself a goal to go with an all-around good performance. (even after the ASG, the fourth line remains tough to evaluate due to the lack of ice time)
44-57: Morrissey was decent in spite of the change in partners and the tough matchup against Point. I like his calmness and how he knows when to join the rush (e.g. the 2v1 in the first period, too bad the puck was bouncing) and when not to. Myers was not as strong as he has been recently, but I'd say he was passable to say the least. A couple mistakes too many in the D-zone, but other than that, not much to complain about. It'll be interesting to see how he adjusts to his increased role.
39-33: Aside from the two penalties he took, Buff was great. A couple of great moves to create offense and sustain offensive zone time, accompanied with a stellar effort in the other end. Enstrom was solid too. Statistically, they seemed to play a rather low-paced game: hockeystats.ca has Buff and Enstrom at 21 and 20 Corsi events, respectively (is that how you even call them, lol), whereas Morrissey and Myers had 50 and 49. This is with 39-33 playing more 5v5 hockey.
7-3: Surprisingly decent nights from both defensemen. Chiarot was not the liability I often consider him; in fact, I liked seeing some physicality and, you know, not getting shredded to bits from him. Poolman was not bad either. A game like this from the bottom pairing should be welcomed with open arms.
34: A great performance. Aside from a couple of blunders which luckily did not lead to goals against, he was a wall.
The first period was a bit shaky, but after that, I loved every bit of the game. This was against the league leaders, too... an encouraging thought.
Also, here's the matchup chart, which is a f***ing treat this time:
Like I said, Wheeler had his best game in some time.
Having Lowry's line absorb and effectively counter a top line like Stamkos' is so valuable, because other lines can trample their opposition. Those who keep pushing for a more offensive 3C seem to underestimate how valuable this role is.
Having Lowry's line absorb and effectively counter a top line like Stamkos' is so valuable, because other lines can trample their opposition. Those who keep pushing for a more offensive 3C seem to underestimate how valuable this role is.
To me Myers has been quite excellent all the season and was strong again, but if I didn't get it wrong when watching live that the 1-0 goal was all on Myers. I didn't watch the replay, but to me it seemed that Myers did quite stupid pinch we have seen more by Buff and so that #63 was all alone in front of Hutch.
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