GDT: Start of the November hot streak part 3 - Tampa visits Toronto

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Gregor is like a poor mans Grabner. Instead of flubbing breakaways he flubs the opportunity for a breakaway
 
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Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Frederik Andersen is out indefinitely with a blood clotting issue, the team announced Monday.

"During recent medical testing, it was discovered that Frederik Andersen had a blood clotting issue that needed to be addressed," Hurricanes general manager Don Waddell said in a statement. "There is currently no timetable for his return, but we are confident that Freddie will be able to make a full recovery."

Andersen missed two contests in October after taking a shot off the mask against the San Jose Sharks. The 34-year-old sports an .894 save percentage and a 4-1-0 record through six appearances this season.


The Hurricanes placed Andersen on injured reserve and recalled netminder Pyotr Kochetkov from the AHL's Syracuse Crunch on Monday.

Carolina also signed veteran goaltender Jaroslav Halak to a professional tryout Monday.

Halak, 38, played 25 games with the New York Rangers last season, posting a .903 save percentage and a 2.72 goals against average as Igor Shesterkin's backup.

Backup netminder Antti Raanta and Kochetkov have both struggled for Carolina this season. Raanta has an .870 save percentage in five games, while Kochetkov has an .836 save percentage in three NHL contests.

The Hurricanes face the Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday.
 
Why do the Leafs skate so chaotically on the PP? A lot of special teams just snap it around and get great chances within a structure and don’t even have to skate.
Not sure; it's probably a stylistic thing.

It's fine 5v5, but not when the opponent is static.
 
Knies giong to kill someone today
Knies just killed somebody on the boards

LOVE IT

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Marner drives me insane.

He could do so much more if he put in more effort to go into puck battles and was willing to be even a bit physical.
 
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