Stephen
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- Feb 28, 2002
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The thing is, and what worries me now, is that with Tavares going down so early in game 1 and with the score so close, that should have been the game to win.
I still believe in this team without JT to win the series but I have no clue to the emotional makeup of the team and if this factors in tonight.
Aside from the Foligno fight, which was more symbolic than anything else, I'm disappointed they let Montreal continue to play them so hard without the game turning into a scrum after every whistle. Normally, hockey emotions run high after that kind of catastrophe, but what it looked like was the team was more stunned than anything else. Hyman getting dumped by Petry while 2 Habs stood over him with not even a face wash was extremely disappointing.
This was Ryan Graves fighting Brendan Lemieux after he hit Girard in Game 56. This is an ultra skilled Avalanche team on an 8 game heater:
This is Landeskog on Schenn after Rantanen was targeted.
Wish we had this: