Playoff Hockey Thread part 2.
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Hey! Stop using me as an example w/o my permission!!!
Its bad enough that my Dad never saw the Sabres win Cup. Now I'm starting to think it might be a generational curse!
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@PensInsideScoop - GOAL!!! KESSEL!!! #Pens take a 1-0 lead!!!
From the blue line, Malkin fed Kessel as he entered the zone. His first attempt was blocked, but he recovered it and whipped it in.
Malkin and Maatta pick up the helpers on the clutch goal from Kessel.
From the blue line, Malkin fed Kessel as he entered the zone. His first attempt was blocked, but he recovered it and whipped it in.
Malkin and Maatta pick up the helpers on the clutch goal from Kessel.
@PensInsideScoop - That’ll do it! #Pens gut out a gritty effort without Rust and Schultz to beat Sens 1-0 and send the series back to Ottawa tied 1-1!
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GRETZKY, ORR, LEMIEUX, CROSBY AND TOEWS JOIN DOC EMRICK FOR “NHL GAME CHANGERS/ALL-TIME GREATS” THIS WEDNESDAY, MAY 17 ON NBCSN.
30-Minute Special To Air Following Coverage Of Eastern Conference Final Game #3 - Pittsburgh Penguins At Ottawa Senators.
Wayne Gretzky - Bobby Orr - Mario Lemieux - Sidney Crosby - Jonathan Toews discuss current state of sport, up-and-coming stars and winning the Stanley Cup.
NBCSN will debut NHL Game Changers/All-Time Greats, a 30-minute round-table discussion featuring Stanley Cup champions and NHL legends Wayne Gretzky, Bobby Orr, Mario Lemieux, Sidney Crosby and Jonathan Toews, this Wednesday, May 16 at 11:59 am ET. Hosted by five-time Sports Emmy Award-winner, United States Hockey Hall of Fame member and lead NHL play-by-play announcer Doc Emrick, NHL Game Changers will air following coverage of Game #3 of the Stanley Cup Eastern Conference Final between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Ottawa Senators.
Filmed in Los Angeles, California during NHL All-Star Weekend, Gretzky, Orr, Lemieux, Crosby, and Toews discuss a wide range of topics including the current state of the sport, playing in the Olympics, winning the Stanley Cup, Connor McDavid/other up-and-coming NHL stars, what it would have been like to play against each other, and Orr’s famous 1970 Stanley Cup winning goal.
http://nbcsportsgrouppressbox.com/2...l-time-greats-this-wednesday-may-17-on-nbcsn/
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Pens simply dominated the 3rd Pd and had OTT on their heels until Kessel scored.
Quick reflexes for Kessel to shoot again after 1st shot blocked; I can't fault Anderson.
After that, the Sens just seemed a little slower and disorganized. On at least 2 different plays, they lost then regained possession in the offensive zone, but the 3rd forward had already left the zone (maybe anticipating line change on one occasion?). On one of those plays, when he realized his Sens teammates had regained the puck, he failed to move to open ice to his left between the face-off dot and point (penalty box side of the ice) and instead stayed on the bench side of the ice where the Pens were overloaded. Consequence? Pens were able to mark him and the Sens point d-man with one guy, and still swarm the other two Sens to force the turnover. I think the better play, down a goal, if my teammates have the puck and are outnumbered in the near corner, I'm going to open ice and yelling for them to send it around the far boards, even if it's late in my shift.
How have others on this board been coached for situations like that?
Quick reflexes for Kessel to shoot again after 1st shot blocked; I can't fault Anderson.
After that, the Sens just seemed a little slower and disorganized. On at least 2 different plays, they lost then regained possession in the offensive zone, but the 3rd forward had already left the zone (maybe anticipating line change on one occasion?). On one of those plays, when he realized his Sens teammates had regained the puck, he failed to move to open ice to his left between the face-off dot and point (penalty box side of the ice) and instead stayed on the bench side of the ice where the Pens were overloaded. Consequence? Pens were able to mark him and the Sens point d-man with one guy, and still swarm the other two Sens to force the turnover. I think the better play, down a goal, if my teammates have the puck and are outnumbered in the near corner, I'm going to open ice and yelling for them to send it around the far boards, even if it's late in my shift.
How have others on this board been coached for situations like that?
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A dirt ball that is open about being a dirt ball. God I miss the 90s when someone would cave Kesler's face in.
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Laviolette's between periods (2/3) message must have been to run Gibson. 2 goals waved off and the 1st was also close to interference (Ducks player push Preds player into Gibson however)
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