Reijo29
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And what’s so great about Lindberg? He’s had 7 goals and 1 assist all season.Can we at least bring Lindberg back with us? Atrocity of a game
And what’s so great about Lindberg? He’s had 7 goals and 1 assist all season.Can we at least bring Lindberg back with us? Atrocity of a game
Boy howdy, we didn't lose eight straight!!!!!
When did that happen?
That's surprising then
A few things:
- A fast transition team seems to have been our identity for the past few years now, but I really feel like we've just lost that touch. If you go back to watching the Hawks game or even points of today, you would see the opponent quickly transition out from defense to offense, and score off a rush. Whereas with us, us trying to get the puck out feels so labored these days. We make passes side to side, try for a stretch pass into the neutral zone, of which many times it gets stopped. It's pretty frustrating and I wish I knew why this was the case. The only thing I've come to is that we don't have the best defensive system in place and/or we could really use a guy like Charlie McAvoy or Dougie Hamilton...
- On that last note, do you guys think we "over bit" on the puck moving/skating defensemen? Are we so hell bent on having good offense that we basically said "**** it" to any kind of traditional D? I'm genuinely asking, by the way. I guess it's because when I think about how we brought in Lindy Ruff (who coached an absolutely disgusting-but-in-a-good-way offensive Dallas team), the type of defensemen we've tried to bring in, and the type of style AV likes (I guess fast transition, speed, cycle, opportunistic?), it just screams a **** ton of offense. But I wonder if it's been at the sacrifice of our D. It certainly feels like day in and day out, our only defensemen is the goalie.
- However, what I find weird is how well we seemed to play last season.
- To further add to this, I've also mentioned this elsewhere, but I really feel like the mindset of this team has changed a lot. They used to "****IN DEFEND!!!" as Torts would so eloquently put
The system.- To further add to this, it seems like our forecheck is completely non-existent at times.
Appreciate it. Out of market so don’t get the post gameOn the postgame.
The guy asked why he scratched Buchnevich. He started fumbling over his words, "I needed to get Kampfer in, blah, blah, blah."
Then the guy pushes back, "I asked you about Buchnevich"
*AV making it seem like he didn't initially understand the question the first time*
"I thought it was the right thing to do. The lines, blah, blah, blah."
Kampfer played well tonight. Does that count or we just ignore that?
I hope I do!Really missed your positive insights tonight. Hope you don't forget next game.
On the postgame.
The guy asked why he scratched Buchnevich. He started fumbling over his words, "I needed to get Kampfer in, blah, blah, blah."
Then the guy pushes back, "I asked you about Buchnevich"
*AV making it seem like he didn't initially understand the question the first time*
"I thought it was the right thing to do. The lines, blah, blah, blah."
I've been thinking about this recently. I've concluded that AV has just gone "all-in" on this roster's strengths. I refuse to believe that AV is oblivious, or that our roster is that bad.On that last note, do you guys think we "over bit" on the puck moving/skating defensemen? Are we so hell bent on having good offense that we basically said "**** it" to any kind of traditional D? I'm genuinely asking, by the way. I guess it's because when I think about how we brought in Lindy Ruff (who coached an absolutely disgusting-but-in-a-good-way offensive Dallas team), the type of defensemen we've tried to bring in, and the type of style AV likes (I guess fast transition, speed, cycle, opportunistic?), it just screams a **** ton of offense. But I wonder if it's been at the sacrifice of our D. It certainly feels like day in and day out, our only defensemen is the goalie.
Shattenkirk skated with him keeping him to the outside until he made his pass. Nieves and Skjei were both at the top of the near circle leaving Karlsson wide open on the far side.
Here's a screenshot:
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The only reason Karlsson is so wide open and the pass is able to even be made and get to him is because Skjei and Nieves aren't where they're supposed to be. How you can watch that and say it's on Shattenkirk completely boggles my mind.
Kampfer played well tonight. Does that count or we just ignore that?
If Steven Kampfer not getting Salem witch trialed is what we have to celebrate then that paints some kind of picture for how we've played recently.
If he was on for all the goals against you would all sure mention it.If Steven Kampfer not getting Salem witch trialed is what we have to celebrate then that paints some kind of picture for how we've played recently.
Kampfer played well tonight. Does that count or we just ignore that?
I love Skjei but the guy could egg Mike Richter's house and no one would bat an eye.Shattenkirk skated with him keeping him to the outside until he made his pass. Nieves and Skjei were both at the top of the near circle leaving Karlsson wide open on the far side.
Here's a screenshot:
Here's a Gif:
The only reason Karlsson is so wide open and the pass is able to even be made and get to him is because Skjei and Nieves aren't where they're supposed to be. How you can watch that and say it's on Shattenkirk completely boggles my mind.
We're not a transition team.
We're a "throw pucks down the ice and hope a teammate catches one" team.
Our defense was just as bad when it was filled with guys who couldn't skate, so no. It's the system.
What last season did you watch?
Our defense has been historically bad for three years.
Sure..He should've just held the guys hand, walked him to the net and put the puck in for him.
You see the plays he's made earlier in the game where just allows opposing fwds just wander where ever they want?
Is your man love really clouding your judgment to the point where you can't recognize what a disaster he is in his own end?
Dude stop lol
He has been bad in his own end but he wasn't to blame for that goal at all. Skjei and Nieves were wandering around aimlessly and were completely at fault on that play.