That Strome injury was a strange one indeed. It looked like he was hardly touched and went immediately to the dressing room in obvious pain. They'll miss him, no doubt. This game will be a test of how much of Gallant's tenacious, blue-collar style of hockey has rubbed off on his players.It will be very difficult without their top 2 centers.
We don't have their first this year. This is the cup you want them to win.Love the first round picks for him too but I’ll always root for him. Unless he joins St. Louis.
We don't have their first this year. This is the cup you want them to win.
Fox gets a little loose with his stick and it exploded out of nothing.TB beating the hell out of Rangers after game
NY is losing composure. Not a good sign for game 6
Lindgren is bleeding
Hagel with the EN dagger.
Except when it works?As always, pulling the goalie ensures defeat. Makes no sense that it’s still a thing.
If I was a coach I’d take my chances 5x5 rather than the near certainty of giving up an eng and sealing the loss.Except when it works?
If I was a coach I’d take my chances 5x5 rather than the near certainty of giving up an eng and sealing the loss.
You create 2 on 1 and 3 on 2 battles when you pull your goalie, increasing your chances quite a lot that the other team won't win those puck battles. Which increases your scoring opportunities, as you will get more shots on net. You're pretty foolish if you don't pull your goalie in the last min or 2 with your best players on the ice.If I was a coach I’d take my chances 5x5 rather than the near certainty of giving up an eng and sealing the loss.
What a loser.
And yes, he was found and arrested.
Is that against all teams or against good teams? Regular season or playoffs? How do the numbers correlate relative to the 5x5 and/or pp success (or lack thereof) the team experienced already in the game? How does that number control for strength of opposing goalie?You are three times more likely to score 6 vs. 5, as opposed to 5 vs. 5. A team ties the game when pulling the goalie around 15% of the time, on average. Better teams will be more successful, obviously. There's no argument to be made for NOT pulling your goalie.
What a loser.
And yes, he was found and arrested.