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GDT: SCF #5 - 06/13/14 | New York Rangers @ Los Angeles Kings | 8:00 - NBC, CBC

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I think that ******* Therrien got in Kreider's head. Kreider is playing scared. When a head coach attacks a player and tags him with the reputation of a dirty player, that player has to be careful. Whether its true or not, a player doesn't want to have a reputation as a dirty player around the league.
 
SnowblindNYR said:
Never seem to get to them is a huge overstatement for one of the top defensive teams in the league, regular season (4th) and playoffs (not sure, but up there). The Rangers were terrible on that goal and I said it in another post. But to say that the Rangers never seem to get to rebounds is just huge hyperbole. I know you want to defend Lundqvist, but no need to **** on the team for it. I honestly think that part of the Lundqvist luck is so that people can get their chances to **** on the rest of the team. That said, yet that goal was terrible by the skaters.
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Lundqvist couldn't even see the puck. There was 6 players in front of him. He made 2 awesome saves right before it. Rangers didn't clear bodies out of the way or the puck away from harm. Be real, man.
 
This is Kreider's third postseason and he's made a difference again.

The Kings are an excellent defensive team, and after Game 2 they've focused on him.

He not shooting the puck. He's in a tough spot because Nash and Stepan aren't necessarily looking for him off the cycle.

Kreider's only 23. I'm OK with his play taking that into consideration.

I mean, the breakaway in Game 2 was a series changer. But I'm more disappointed in some of the veterans to be honest.
 
The goal sucks but they are playing well.

Still don't get the pp with beaver on the point.

Nash looks lost. Kreider looks dumb. Msl so far invisible.

The Kings collapse down to quick and form a wall. Need to elevate the ****ing puck.
 
rangersfan9 said:
I think that ******* Therrien got in Kreider's head. Kreider is playing scared. When a head coach attacks a player and tags him with the reputation of a dirty player, that player has to be careful. Whether its true or not, a player doesn't want to have a reputation as a dirty player around the league.
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I said this during the Montreal series. Doesn't look the same since the incident.
 
haohmaru said:
How does LA only have 7 shots when they had 4 on the sequence where they scored?
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Because they didn't play well in the first period. It might be hard to believe considering how far up the Kings ass all these announcers and analysts are, but the Kings had a bad period. The goal wasn't even a nice goal. It was a pretty ****** goal, but I guess they all count the same. The Rangers need a goal. Doesn't matter if its an ugly one or a great one.
 
jerseyjinx94 said:
Lundqvist couldn't even see the puck. There was 6 players in front of him. He made 2 awesome saves right before it. Rangers didn't clear bodies out of the way or the puck away from harm. Be real, man.
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Hank always had issues with rebounds. It is not a secret.
 
jerseyjinx94 said:
Lundqvist couldn't even see the puck. There was 6 players in front of him. He made 2 awesome saves right before it. Rangers didn't clear bodies out of the way or the puck away from harm. Be real, man.
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And our 3 were looking for the puck with their backs to the Kings...need to learn to stay on their feet and knock people on their ass
 
GWOW said:
This is Kreider's third postseason and he's made a difference again.

The Kings are an excellent defensive team, and after Game 2 they've focused on him.

He not shooting the puck. He's in a tough spot because Nash and Stepan aren't necessarily looking for him off the cycle.

Kreider's only 23. I'm OK with his play taking that into consideration.

I mean, the breakaway in Game 2 was a series changer. But I'm more disappointed in some of the veterans to be honest.
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Thought he was going to be a break out STAR in this series. He hasn't been bad, just thought this was his coming out party. I'll have to wait a little bit.
 
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