Right, but the bumper thing fails when a team changes their game plan. They know that Marner in tight spaces with open wingers is a nightmare. Marner legit does see the whole ice/situation and thrives on making quick decisions, getting the puck to whoever is in the best shooting position. I just don't look at it the same way. Maybe Keefe should have adjusted by game 6 or 7 but Montreal did what the Jackets did on steroids. They took those passing lanes away as much as possible and forced Marner to have to be the one to make them pay with a shot, or he could have drove to the net, but it ended in embarrassment. Matthews had a poor showing but Marner had the puck and made some of the worst plays you can make. He either threw muffins at the net, or tried to go to the net and was swatted away by a defender. They forced Marner's hand and he kept doing this. The over the glass penalty and giveaway in game 7, leading to the goal to me were microcosms of the series. Marner and Keefe should have adjusted. It was plainly obvious as the series went on they should have switched things up, cause marner was getting nothing done with the puck. I'm not paid to be a coach but it was pretty obvious that marner with the puck and space isn't really scaring anyone.