If I was Maurice -I wouldn't want to be reading these threads on this forum.
I wish it was that easy really. I've maintained since last year that we have all the necessary pieces to win it all, but we are being hampered by poor coaching lineup and other key decisions. This team is winning in spite of poor coaching.So make a difference and bench an important player.
If you really think playing Hendricks for 10 mins a game is going to make a significant difference to this team, fire Maurice right now.
If I was Maurice -I wouldn't want to be reading these threads on this forum.
I watched as long as I posted in the GDT, maybe saw up to part of the second. Jets were the better team with the better chances. Wild could not get a good chance against a tight D that verged on a penalty too often. I thought the refs put the whistles away and the Jets committed more potential penalties than the Wild. Jets PK was bad on the first goal. Backing up from the point shot was bad.Watched the game yesterday, I thought Jets carried the play. They looked like the slightly better team. Wild had some chances but more shots that didn’t look dangerous. We looked better than we have in the past. Reason we lost this game was in the last 2 min. A very bad decision by Myers. I think we will come back in playoff mode Friday vs Nashville.
Yeah i didnt say togetherAgree AND disagree.
Yes, losing Morrissey and Buff is a massive blow. But it has been 1 game with both guys out. That does not explain the other 25 or whatever clueless games played by this "top cup contender".
Looking at regular stats AND advanced stats, what about this team is elite this season? The PP I guess. Still 4th best in the league.
For all the vaunted depth and having the potential to have 3 scoring lines...they are only 8th in GF. GA 14th. Our Vezina goalie sits 33rd in GAA and 27th in Save%. PK is 22nd. 19th in shots per game but 28th in Shots against.
He reads it, Chevy reads it. Chipman reads it.I'm sure he's quite unconcerned with what a message board thinks of him
Get serious..He reads it, Chevy reads it. Chipman reads it.
He reads it, Chevy reads it. Chipman reads it.
I put people on my ignore list and then it took 2 steps to read what they wrote so I had to stop ignoring them.everyone reads anything written about them, it's a strange human behaviour
then again, spread love
He reads it, Chevy reads it. Chipman reads it.
I don't think he was awful all game but it definitely wasn't one of his better ones.Brutal dive. Looked like he got shot.
Myers was still awful all game, though.
Some of our issues would definitely be helped with Buff playing , not all but some . If Buff was on the ice when the winning goal was scored someone would have been knocked on their ass before they could just stand and whack away at the frickin puck .
Time to move on and leave this behind.
What is the defensive strategy on this team? Honestly, I cannot figure it out. Looks like pond hockey out there sometimes!
If we're going down this route, point out a game which our team has stolen for the goalies.
Last year's team helped Hellebuyck with team defense good enough to allow him to steal games. This year, they are hanging him out to dry with those ~40 shots against -games. Even if Helle has played well and only allowed three, the team has had way too much difficulty scoring their way out of the mess they have made themselves. Such occasions were much rarer a year ago, when the team showed up in front of Helly and didn't force him to bail out the rest of the pack.
Remember when Noel was coaching and reporters asked the Pens about the Jets' system, and the Pens players said they had no clue WTF the system was because it was so disorganized? Now we're into the deja vu portion.
He reads it, Chevy reads it. Chipman reads it.
Perreault was brutal, if I had to see him stop up and cut back one more time I was going to lose it. He can't separate himself from an opponent any longer, he gets closed down and has to revert to cut backs and looking for help from a teammate.The shift that Myers was hunched over and couldn't breath or move was just as much his fault as #85. After attempting to rush the puck up the ice and then defending for an extended period in his own zone, #85 had a chance to easily clear the puck out of the d zone and didn't. This is happening on a more frequent basis with #85. He really has not brought much to the table lately, especially in attempts to get the puck out of our own end.
Maurice/Huddy had the d activated all night long and pressing into the o zone. Funny thing is when Myers had one of his best offensive looks he passed. Certainly wasn't his worse game. Kulikov of the other hand.......
As for coach praising Chiarot. He didn't have the best opening 14 minutes but played much better after that. By 6 minutes left in the 1st he had already been stripped of the puck in his own end and had a blatant giveaway trying to pass out of our own end that he was lucky not to be fishing out of our own net. He did play pretty well after that.
The eye test says that Hayes looks disciplined in his shift lengths but I didn't check the actual numbers.
Time to move on and leave this behind.
I only get to see the Jets once or twice a year live living in Vancouver and I will tell you this ... the game I witness is totally different from the posts of some of these posters. Seriously read some of the posts after every game ... it goes like this player A was great ... another person says player A was crap needs to be traded ... a 3rd person will say I did not notice player A.I would think this is "very correct" - I'd almost bey my life on it, that all 3 of these people read these posts from time to time. ( Maurice, Chevy and Chipman, as well as players)
If I owned a franchise -I certainly would read these threads--you want to know what your fan base thinks of certain players or the team in general. If posters are very negative on certain players, or other things, as an owner you want to get a feel of what people think of your product your putting on the ice.
Many Corporations pay people to"complete surveys" - but the Jet's don't have to, as this is really like a big survey, of the sentiments of their fan base--the ones that attend the games, put money in your bank account, so you can pay the bills.
I have "no doubt" the Jet's executive, and players read these -- but don't govern their actions by the views expressed on here from fans. It may "influence" some decisions though.
You can't be serious? Survey of their fan base? it's like the same 30-40 people posting the same stuff here on a daily basis, lol!I would think this is "very correct" - I'd almost bey my life on it, that all 3 of these people read these posts from time to time. ( Maurice, Chevy and Chipman, as well as players)
If I owned a franchise -I certainly would read these threads--you want to know what your fan base thinks of certain players or the team in general. If posters are very negative on certain players, or other things, as an owner you want to get a feel of what people think of your product your putting on the ice.
Many Corporations pay people to"complete surveys" - but the Jet's don't have to, as this is really like a big survey, of the sentiments of their fan base--the ones that attend the games, put money in your bank account, so you can pay the bills.
I have "no doubt" the Jet's executive, and players read these -- but don't govern their actions by the views expressed on here from fans. It may "influence" some decisions though.
Perreault was brutal, if I had to see him stop up and cut back one more time I was going to lose it. He can't separate himself from an opponent any longer, he gets closed down and has to revert to cut backs and looking for help from a teammate.
Myers and Chiarot were awful, it wasn't just a matter of how many glaring mistakes they made, typically with those guys it's what they consistently don't do that determines their level of play. Terrible puck movement, static play, poor support play (I lost count how many times I saw Niku look for a relief valve from Chiarot and he wasn't there), and last but not least their Pee Wee level gap control. Actually, that's an insult to my Pee Wee's, they are doing a better job at it.