SprDaVE
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Not gonna lie, I’m looking forward to the Brady sucks chants in his own building lmao
I'm ok with that narrative. I really hope the Sens players and coach believe it as well.Based on Sportsnet's feedback, we must be feeling pretty intimidated after last night's beatdown
Looking forward to Tuesday.
say sike or I'm going to kill myself
I stay aliveConfirmed just a rest day
It's also a completely irrelevant stat and has no predictive value for winning.Raw hit numbers are notoriously unreliable.
There’s no possible way they doubled us in hits in the game to anyone who watched.
Also there’s no possible way we only had like 10 hits in the 2nd and 3rd periods.
None.
I'm ok with that narrative. I really hope the Sens players and coach believe it as well.
Change nothing Ottawa. Play the exact same way. The advance stats say you won. The refs just robbed you. Ignore that you lost 3-2 at 5v5. Nothing to see here.
I have no idea what they can do to win. Definitely take less penalties. Change goalie?
All I know is that the Leafs just have to stick to what they did last night. It's the same game plan since February. Stick to what gives you success.
I fail to see how one is a 2 minute roughing and the other is a 5 game suspension.
Hitting needs to be something that is controlled. No need to hit just to hit Someone when making a smart play is a better option.More of what we got last night please.
Top 6 went off.
Bottom 6 opened the scoring.
PP and PK were clicking all night.
Stolarz was rock solid after that 1st goal.
Only thing I want to see engage more in is hitting.
They were out hit 56-30
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Breakaway aside I thought Tkachuk was real quiet last night keep that going
Domi wasn't it on that line last night. They keep wanting to push him into a top six role, but it doesn't work with the guys we already have up there.Ugh. Holmberg is literally the worst fit for that line, it's basically Alex Kerfoot redux, not a fan.
Raw hit numbers are notoriously unreliable.
There’s no possible way they doubled us in hits in the game to anyone who watched.
Also there’s no possible way we only had like 10 hits in the 2nd and 3rd periods.
None.
Rielly-Carlo ranked out pretty bad on the Game Score in Game 1. Hopefully it’s just a one off because they’ve been strong together since Carlo settled in shortly after the TDL.
Don’t want to see breakdowns like on Ottawa’s first goal or Mo hand the Sens another breakaway again.