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- Feb 5, 2013
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I will be more worried if we continue playing like this once Miller and Robocop are back in the lineup.
If they were my kids I would have sent them to their room for a timeout. Some on this board are becoming unhinged.13 pages of overreacting to this game is why some people need to log off after losses. They happen. Especially on a B2B when you've played 4 in 6 days without 6 defenseman in any of them
Exactly....PP looks the same no matter who is on the ice. They don't shoot and look for rebounds....and I don't understand why Kreider is on either side of the goalie rather than in front screening when shot is taken.At the same time, they had half a period of power play time where they should have cashed in at least a couple of times with the talent that was on the ice. The reasoning that they haven't had practice time has some merit, but you can't pot even one goal with that amount of firepower just on improvisation? If they had stopped trying to force feed each other east-west...
we already played like this when they were in the linuepI will be more worried if we continue playing like this once Miller and Robocop are back in the lineup.
At the same time, they had half a period of power play time where they should have cashed in at least a couple of times with the talent that was on the ice. The reasoning that they haven't had practice time has some merit, but you can't pot even one goal with that amount of firepower just on improvisation? If they had stopped trying to force feed each other east-west...
If they were my kids I would have sent them to their room for a timeout. Some on this board are becoming unhinged.
Yes our d is gassed… but thats not an excuse the rest of the season before injuries … even last year, though we did well our advanced analytics , even the eye test, shows we get outplayed alot.Well, this is the coach everyone these boards wanted. Including myself.
I think he is a problem. He isn't the problem. The big problem is our defense is gassed. Our we haven't iced a full team in weeks. We are injured. That is the big problem.
Yep. Then it will be, "lets get Montgomery. He is a real coach. Look at what he is doing with the Bruins!" If we get Montgomery, this board will pick him apart by game 14 and be clamoring for the next shiny toy.I’m indifferent with Gallant, think the team like you said is gassed. Thankfully after tomorrow will have a few days off between games.
The forum will want the next new shiny toy and once the honeymoon is over same thing. You know how it goes. Like Gallant to get a couple of playoff runs before we move on, imo.
They do. They absof***inglutely do.I think we need to take into account this was the first time they’d ever taken the ice with Kane. Zero practice time. They had a ton of shots and chances too. Talbot played well. And give Ottawa credit, their special teams are excellent and they are hot right now.
they must think winning a Stanley Cup is smooth sailing with no adversity for 8 months
Let me rephrase..ill be more worried if they continue playing like this over a few game stretch when both are backwe already played like this when they were in the linuep
All I know…
Ottawa is going to be a big problem for us for a long while.
People talk about Jersey…. Ottawa.
They will be our kryptonite… maybe they’re sold and brought to Houston
They got humiliated by 2 awful teams Detroit and Washington with Miller and Lindgren and full rest.They win this game 4-1 with Miller/Lindgren and on full or equal rest. I think the freaking out is a bit premature.
I'm really concerned about this teams motivation and confidence levels - we might stumble our way through the first or even second round but there's no way we're winning more than one game against a team like Boston that is just in a different stratosphere when it comes to fundamentals and meshing as a team. Gallent's biggest strength is cheerleading and based on the on ice demeanor I'm seeing from the players he hasn't even been able to do as much. I feel like when we do win most of the time it's just getting by with skill - there just doesn't seem to be any kind of consistent game plan or strategies being implemented.
Right now our team is as sexy as been in decades on paper but the product on ice is worrisome. Even with the injuries good teams should be able to gather themselves and not fall apart like we did last night. Anyway, I hope things improve but I have a feeling we're going to get a reality check come post season and will have to seriously consider replacing Gallant next season.
They got humiliated by 2 awful teams Detroit and Washington with Miller and Lindgren and full rest.
They just suck right now and have for about a month now
Great. This team is loaded with talent, we squeak out wins by the skin of our teeth against inferior opposition.I really could not be less concerned about the team's motivation to win. I don't understand why our team get the rap that they lack motivation. There's mountains of evidence to the contrary.
They do need to get the defensive structure figured out, but the team is so disjointed from the trades and roster moves, the last 20 games is nothing more than the pre-season/training camp for the playoffs imo. We're too talented to lose enough for Pittsburgh or anyone to catch us. Im just hoping the Devils catch the Hurricanes and we end with a lesser first round opponent.
8-2-2 in January, 7-3-1 in February.
Eh a month is overstating it. They were 7-3-1 in February and were playing well for most of that time - their play started to dip with that win in Vancouver where we kept letting them hang around but that may have been more on Igor for being a sieve that night.They got humiliated by 2 awful teams Detroit and Washington with Miller and Lindgren and full rest.
They just suck right now and have for about a month now
Great. This team is loaded with talent, we squeak out wins by the skin of our teeth against inferior opposition.
I can look beyond wins and losses. Wednesday night against Philly was far more alarming than last night vs Ottawa.
This team needs to win a cup, not just finish with a winning record to be considered a success.
I find it hard to believe a team can coast for 5 months and then “turn it on” just like that come game 1 of the playoffs. At some point they need to start building momentum. After this mini break next week would be a good time to start.Exactly. It doesnt matter how they play to end this season. They will be measured by the playoffs.
I find it hard to believe a team can coast for 5 months and then “turn it on” just like that come game 1 of the playoffs. At some point they need to start building momentum. After this mini break next week would be a good time to start.
Tell Jimmy The Dolt that.Great. This team is loaded with talent, we squeak out wins by the skin of our teeth against inferior opposition.
I can look beyond wins and losses. Wednesday night against Philly was far more alarming than last night vs Ottawa.
This team needs to win a cup, not just finish with a winning record to be considered a success.
I agree. Our organization does not get the best out of young, potentially high-end forwards.Yes, would be great. Ottawa is a tough team and finishes all their checks - would be good if they soften the Bruins up a little.
On another note, Stutzle looks so good. Every time he had the puck, I was nervous. How is it that our top 2 picks don't inspire that same feeling from the opposition. One really does have to wonder what is going on with the Rangers forward development. It's like they want all the young kids to be 3rd line grinders first and then go from there. Really weird.
We would have probably turned McDavid into Michael Grabner.
It’s pretty obvious. Stützle was allowed to go out there and be completely useless defensively and even offensively at even strength and just work on his game. Laf was late on a back check once and Quinn banished him to the 4th line for a month.I agree. Our organization does not get the best out of young, potentially high-end forwards.