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Post-Game Talk: Washington at New York Game 4: TIED Our Shoes

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Anyone else notice Moore crosschecking Chimera after the Perrault goal?

Chimera went down pretty hard. Not sure if it was a dive or Moore just being strong as hell.
 
Brian Boyle said:
Anyone else notice Moore crosschecking Chimera after the Perrault goal?

Chimera went down pretty hard. Not sure if it was a dive or Moore just being strong as hell.
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I loved it. About time somebody got a piece of that ***** that only shows up against us.
 
Brian Boyle said:
Anyone else notice Moore crosschecking Chimera after the Perrault goal?

Chimera went down pretty hard. Not sure if it was a dive or Moore just being strong as hell.
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Yeah. Luckily no call on the play.

Also, MDZ needs to be better.
 
Clowe had a brief "discussion" with olesky early on. Their was no bs from that player for rest of game. Subtle little things like that make a difference. He is a mean mother!
 
trilobyte said:
You lost a shoe? Just how big are the dogs in New York City? :laugh:
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trilobyte said:
I thought about that a bit too,especially the part about them getting caught in their own zone for an extended period.
Probably, the idea is that if you have enough bodies and legs and sticks in the prime scoring areas, you mathematically increase your chance of screwing up the oppositions play.

That strategy still strikes me as suspect, for the very reason that the Rangers award guys like Green with a luxury he should not have. When the Rangers try to throw the puck out of the zone on the boards, where are the Rangers to make it hard for the opposition pointman to stop it, regain composure and set it up? Rangers are conceding it, and that is not good.
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Exactly. If they shoot, they're either hitting something or it has to go wide. I think that's a good way to carry it if the ones on the ice are gassed. Just get in front of their shots.

Also, when the Rangers sit back, it looks like it's throwing the Capitals flow off. When the Rangers would pressure, it'd open up a lane for the player with the puck to skate around or for a Cap to get open. Then the chances for the Caps go up. Instead, they're keeping the Caps play along the perimeter which means less scoring chances and low percentage shots. Of course it won't always be perfect, like the funny deflections.
 
Brian Boyle said:
Anyone else notice Moore crosschecking Chimera after the Perrault goal?

Chimera went down pretty hard. Not sure if it was a dive or Moore just being strong as hell.
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I didn't catch that, but it makes me happy to know it happened. I like seeing that, not only because it shows how involved a player is, but also because I often think the Rangers play a game that is almost too clean, when the other team is cheapshotting all over the place.
 
Thank Richards for teaching Brassard the behind the back pass. And thank Richards for being able to hit the empty net. Yes, that is an achievement
 
Thugice said:
Clowe had a brief "discussion" with olesky early on. Their was no bs from that player for rest of game. Subtle little things like that make a difference. He is a mean mother!
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I noticed that too. It was not a fight, it was a warning. Olesky had been doing so much punk stuff til then.
 
Great hand-eye coordination by Pyatt for the first goal.

With how much Holtby has been playing the puck, I had a feeling he'd make a mistake soon enough.
 
Hockey Team said:
What the ****?

Since when are there B2Bs in the playoffs?

Who scheduled this? They started our series late then end it with a B2B?
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I think almost all of the series have Game 6 and 7 B2B...I just checked Isles/Pens and they are B2B as well
 
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