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Suntouchable13
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You don't really need any tips anyway. The PP has always been awful in the playoffs.
Malachi Crunch
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Oh. Okay. The paragraph that I posted on the previous page made it sound like Babcock reached out to Montgomery. Sneaky journalists.
Source? Also, what lines had just come off?
He's better than Berube, so that's an issue...
Suntouchable13
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f*** it, bring in Joel Q. I can even live with the core all coming back. Need a legit goalie, too.
Since Keefe took over, Toronto is dead last in PP% among the 19 teams that have played at least 20 PO games in that span. (15.4%)
Ianturnedbull
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It's past 12pm. I thought he'd be fired by now.
Actually thats all they had to do this year and they win that series. Goodbye Keefe but 1 round against an old and tired TB that was way overdue? You are done son! With Brodie,Bert and Samsonov off the books they could sign a Pesche/ Tanev and get a proven goalie easily. We breed wingers(Cowan,Greb) like flies anyway. Bert aint worth $5.5M to us.
nuck
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Maybe Shanahan is waiting to find out his own future first. The last three games of the the series may have confused the Board. Fingers crossed but I think the hammerhead is coming back.
weems
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PP playoff numbers since 2019-2020 season
Toronto 15.4% (37 games played)
Edmonton 34.4% (41 games played)
Boston 29.8% (45 games played)
Colorado 28.7% (57 games played)
How is it even possible to have such a horrible powerplay when you have elite offensive players like Matthews, Marner and Nylander?
Toronto 15.4% (37 games played)
Edmonton 34.4% (41 games played)
Boston 29.8% (45 games played)
Colorado 28.7% (57 games played)
How is it even possible to have such a horrible powerplay when you have elite offensive players like Matthews, Marner and Nylander?
Shanny has to run it by NHL HQ first, they don’t want the Leafs stealing a news cycle from the playoffs.
Egghead1999
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that is czy. In fact, why should Montgomery need any help from others? I do not know who runs the PP now. It has been the same since Babcock was the coach, drop-pass. Now, the Leafs do not have the "speedy" players, and it is Domi or Reily carrying the puck in. Their speed does not scare the shxt out of the PK.
Egghead1999
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Not sure whats worse, Babs calling Monty to offer advice or Monty admitting hes taking advice from Babs.
thewave
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I could not find the exact article. It is real and gets commonly talked about. I asked AI for you...
After scoring a goal, it’s common to change lines to maintain momentum and keep the opposing team on their heels. Considering the search results, here’s a suggested approach:
- Top line: If your top line is the one that scored, consider keeping them out for another shift to try to capitalize on the momentum and score again. They’re already in a rhythm and have the opposing team’s attention.
- Second line: If your top line is gassed or needs a rest, consider putting out your second line. They can bring a fresh perspective and potentially create new scoring opportunities. This line is composed of players who can add value in the second-team offense, as mentioned in the search results.
- Third line: If you want to change the pace and create a different look, consider putting out your third line. They can bring a physical presence and grind out possession, potentially wearing down the opposing team.
I have know this for years though
I guess the Leafs have different data or it is ignored then...
I will just say, I think our 4th line is more of a traditional 3rd line (minus Reaves).
AI is also not reliable at all, I will just take your word for it.
BraveCanadian
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Pack your shit, Shanny!
Beyond the fact that guys like Matty, Mitch and Willie have a difficult time adjusting to pressure and physicality, one of the biggest reasons is that Rielly is the PP quarterback. I am as much of a Rielly defender as there is (mainly because up until this year he always found that other gear in the playoffs) but the guy has an absolute muffin of a shot. It's not a threat, just a complete non-factor.
That means that other teams can (and will) simply collapse down low and block our forwards from finding the soft areas in the middle where you score goals from. They will happily leave that point open for Rielly to take as many shots as he wants, because the only thing he ever hits with them is opponents' shin guards. In essence, any leafs PP is really just a 4-on-4 for 2 minutes. This is why they, in pure desperation, signed Klingberg.
Isaac Nootin
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Yes he most likely has input, but Keefe doesn't run the PP. That was Guy Bouchers job this year. Last year it was Spencer Carbery.
They keep changes pieces behind the bench, but results remain the same. Wonder what hasn't changed?
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