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I don't think Gallant will do that. We are 4th in GAA.I think we are capable of that but I fear Gallant will try to turn this into a track meet and we will lose. If we tighten up and play the physical game we are capable of we should win (provided Shesterkin looks like he did the last month).
Someone should tweet back at him, "Unreadable" describing his performance at the Athletic.You can watch it. Turn the sound off, Carp.
Someone should tweet back at him, "Unreadable" describing his performance at the Athletic.
Man, I dunno who hates the Rangers more in that booth?Game 3 will also have McDonough and Ferraro, with Subban in the studio. So yeah…
He's right. Gonna need Igor to be on top of his game and for the PP to be humming along.Elliotte Friedman said the Rangers will have trouble with the Devils speed.
The Rangers need to hit the smaller Devils forwards at every opportunity to slow them down. Not run around looking for hits.
That and the players will be able to live at home and not in hotels/airplanesThis is a tough matchup for us.
My one positive is that if we can get away with winning this series, we shouldn't come out of it too banged up because the Devs aren't as physical as some of the other possibilities.
This is a tough matchup for us.
My one positive is that if we can get away with winning this series, we shouldn't come out of it too banged up because the Devs aren't as physical as some of the other possibilities.
Friedman is a Leafs fan. What does he know about playoff hockey.Elliotte Friedman said the Rangers will have trouble with the Devils speed.
The Rangers need to hit the smaller Devils forwards at every opportunity to slow them down. Not run around looking for hits.
I remember last offseason prediction thread a lot of people have them missing the playoffs.You know what shocks me going into the playoffs,... Is how Boston had more wins than any team in NHL history, when they have the same team as last year. Same forwards, same D, same goalie tandem. What gives?
I don't see how they are world beaters. But they do know how to play D, I'll give them that.
Hitting is good, but puck management and staying above the puck is the answer. That will slow the devils down.Elliotte Friedman said the Rangers will have trouble with the Devils speed.
The Rangers need to hit the smaller Devils forwards at every opportunity to slow them down. Not run around looking for hits.
We have been clogging the slot area very well. The problem will be turnovers giving them rush chances. But as you said, playing a more simplified game, getting it deep, getiing it out, taking away time and space as playoff hockey tends to be, are the keys to success. If we play our stingy game, we will be tough to beat.Hitting is good, but puck management and staying above the puck is the answer. That will slow the devils down.
Get our bottom 6 to cycle below the goal line.
Then you can start taking chunks out of them. But if we start throwing cross ice passes all over the NZ and fail to get picks in deep, all will be for naught. Get it deep, make the Devils D turn around. Then win netfront.
Not exactly some revolutionary strategy as it’s literally how to play every opponent at all times. But I think what makes both teams so dangerous is the ability to capitalize on limited high danger chances.
Can we clean things up enough to play that way for 60 min? Can we limit the high danger chances? Can we keep them outside of our slot area?
We shall see if our aptitude for detail oriented hockey is high enough.
New coach and systemYou know what shocks me going into the playoffs,... Is how Boston had more wins than any team in NHL history, when they have the same team as last year. Same forwards, same D, same goalie tandem. What gives?
I don't see how they are world beaters. But they do know how to play D, I'll give them that.
I despise their fanbase more than the Isles, and I never thought I'd be sayin that. At least we acknowledge NJ has a good team and will be good for a while. It pains me to even believe that. With them, they are incapable of being impartial.Wow took a quick peak over at the Devils board, they think they already have this one wrapped up. For a team that has been to the playoffs once in the past 10 years, and never won a playoff series in that span, its pretty incredible they are talking like its already over. Clearly been a while for them to remember what playoff hockey is like
Puck management is the key to this series. They need to move the puck with a purpose and control it. Cannot turn the puck over in the neutral zone or near the blue line.Hitting is good, but puck management and staying above the puck is the answer. That will slow the devils down.
Get our bottom 6 to cycle below the goal line.
Then you can start taking chunks out of them. But if we start throwing cross ice passes all over the NZ and fail to get picks in deep, all will be for naught. Get it deep, make the Devils D turn around. Then win netfront.
Not exactly some revolutionary strategy as it’s literally how to play every opponent at all times. But I think what makes both teams so dangerous is the ability to capitalize on limited high danger chances.
Can we clean things up enough to play that way for 60 min? Can we limit the high danger chances? Can we keep them outside of our slot area?
We shall see if our aptitude for detail oriented hockey is high enough.
Gotta talk about something.I just, and maybe you guys can help me, don't understand the bitchin about Trouba and labeling him a dirty player like the Devils fans are. Has he ever been suspended? Stevens threw some of the most vicious hits in history that were headshots. Yet here they are, 20 years later, whining about hard body checks. Is it because they have a small team and they fear the ever lovin crap outta him?
Its a fan base that only crawls out of their hole when the team doesn’t suck.I despise their fanbase more than the Isles, and I never thought I'd be sayin that. At least we acknowledge NJ has a good team and will be good for a while. It pains me to even believe that. With them, they are incapable of being impartial.