WCQF | Vancouver Canucks vs. Nashville Predators | Series Talk
- Thread starter Mr. Canucklehead
- Start date
x.com
x.com
3 times Canucks ties game with less than 10 seconds left in playoff game.
can someone please show me how to post a tweet on this like DFAC did? thanks.
Remove “x” and replace it with “Twitter” when linking it.
There’s another glitch on mobile where if you embed/link a tweet and include text or another tweet, it are Ms the embedding sync you have to edit the post after the fact go fix it. This is why I mostly do one tweet per post now.
kanucks25
Chris Tanev #1 Fan
Would be incredible to close this out at home in 5. Save the boys some travel and get a few extra days of rest which they probably need including some of our best players.
Won't be easy though as we haven't really played that well last couple games and Nashville will obviously be desperate.
Now would be the time for Petey to show up.
Won't be easy though as we haven't really played that well last couple games and Nashville will obviously be desperate.
Now would be the time for Petey to show up.
lawrence
Registered User
- May 19, 2012
- 16,490
- 7,383
Quinn Hughes ankle breaker confirmed.
Last edited:
- Jun 25, 2007
- 2,504
- 2,737
They came close but this is not true according to Friedman.We apparently set a new NHL record.
Fewest shots in the first 4 games of a playoff series.Not joking , its official now.
Let's face it, the Canucks have horseshoes up their ying-yang, being up 3-1 in this series.
Hands up anyone who predicted that if Demko went down after game #1; and then DeSmith in game #3; that the Canucks would still be in the position they're in with basically their third goalie in the organization?
So better make the most of it tonight.
Hands up anyone who predicted that if Demko went down after game #1; and then DeSmith in game #3; that the Canucks would still be in the position they're in with basically their third goalie in the organization?
So better make the most of it tonight.
Counterpoint: maybe the fact they've won 3 games with their #1, #2, and #3 goalies is more indicative of them being a very good team with depth rather than being a lucky one.
The two goals they scored in the final 3 minutes of game 4 were directly the result of their top players making highly skilled plays, not luck. Both the goal by Boeser to tie it up and Lindholm's OT winner can also clearly be attributed to bad defense on Nashville's part.
But I agree that the Canucks need to end the series tonight for a whole bunch of reasons.
afrocentric
Registered User
- Apr 29, 2010
- 35
- 83
Said this in the PGT but wants to copy it over to Series talk:
Hronek makes extremely questionable decisions, at least 3 per game it seems. Whether its an ill advised reverse pass to Hughes with the forecheck bearing down on them, a horribly timed shot that doesn't hit the net, or an awful pinch at a critical time (which he did again yesterday but did well to recover.)
I've been saying/thinking this for a bit, but this team seems to love trying to always pick the corners, it leads to a ton of missed nets that either kill the O-zone pressure, and we need to regroup or worse, leads to odd man rushes going the other way.
The low to high point shot is all well and good as a strategy, but not as your ONLY strategy and certainly not if you're going to be hulk smashing the puck every time wide. I'd rather it be accurate to cause havoc in the scoring areas then blast a hole through the net.
It's good to see they are starting to utilize a bit of below the goal line pressure for offence, but it still doesn't erase some of the boneheaded decision making that some of these players make trying to pick a corner at all times.
Hronek makes extremely questionable decisions, at least 3 per game it seems. Whether its an ill advised reverse pass to Hughes with the forecheck bearing down on them, a horribly timed shot that doesn't hit the net, or an awful pinch at a critical time (which he did again yesterday but did well to recover.)
I've been saying/thinking this for a bit, but this team seems to love trying to always pick the corners, it leads to a ton of missed nets that either kill the O-zone pressure, and we need to regroup or worse, leads to odd man rushes going the other way.
The low to high point shot is all well and good as a strategy, but not as your ONLY strategy and certainly not if you're going to be hulk smashing the puck every time wide. I'd rather it be accurate to cause havoc in the scoring areas then blast a hole through the net.
It's good to see they are starting to utilize a bit of below the goal line pressure for offence, but it still doesn't erase some of the boneheaded decision making that some of these players make trying to pick a corner at all times.
Baby Pettersson
Moderator
On the bright side we get to watch more playoff hockey and it's good experience for the boys in which it's their first real playoff atmosphere.
Bourne Endeavor
Registered User
And that indecisiveness contributed to us losing the game. Stop being so bloody conservative and actually try out-coaching Brunette. Unacceptable from Tocchet.
That was going to be called a goal 100% of the time. Interference from the Predators came after Blueger had already pushed Silovs into the net and the puck was already nearly across the goalline.
cabinessence
Registered User
- Feb 18, 2017
- 1,146
- 473
Boeser is a streak scorer and if you look at the streaks, he goes cold after missing 1 or 2 great chances...hope that great chance last night isn't the start of his next cold spell.
Its too bad the goal was called on ice the way it was, because if the Preds challenged it they would probably lose. I think it was so close that it wouldnt be overturned one way and the other
For that reason I support the decision not to challenge
For that reason I support the decision not to challenge
Frankie Blueberries
Dream Team
- Jan 27, 2016
- 9,414
- 10,992
Blueberries secretly hopes for a game 7 for that extra playoff revenue.
i've been bugging my edmonton buddies that they should all cheer for la with me tonight "for the economy"
krutovsdonut
eeyore
- Sep 25, 2016
- 17,601
- 10,341
thought i'd throw this summary here in case i need to find it in the next series. i'd say the reffing was borderline tilted.
pps this series were 23 to 15 in favour of nashville.
pps the last 2 games when preds were facing elimination were 6 to 2 for nashville including a 4 minute double minor against boeser i don't understand, and with no penalties taken by nashville in game 6.
third period pps in the series were 7 to 1 in favour of nashville, although a couple of those were fairly irrelevant late calls in the 4-1 nashville win..
in game 5 the canucks took the lead in the third and 3 minutes later joshua took a penalty which allowed nashville to tie the game. i thought it was borderline.
in game 6 the canucks took the lead late in the third and 1 minute later the canucks took a penalty with only 30 seconds left.
let's see what we get next round.
pps this series were 23 to 15 in favour of nashville.
pps the last 2 games when preds were facing elimination were 6 to 2 for nashville including a 4 minute double minor against boeser i don't understand, and with no penalties taken by nashville in game 6.
third period pps in the series were 7 to 1 in favour of nashville, although a couple of those were fairly irrelevant late calls in the 4-1 nashville win..
in game 5 the canucks took the lead in the third and 3 minutes later joshua took a penalty which allowed nashville to tie the game. i thought it was borderline.
in game 6 the canucks took the lead late in the third and 1 minute later the canucks took a penalty with only 30 seconds left.
let's see what we get next round.
Let's face it......the Canucks faced a far tougher opponent in their first round series than the Oilers.
The Preds finished the season on a 16-2 run. They're a big, physical team, that competed hard for every inch of ice around the rink. And Saros is a light-years better goaltender than Cam Talbot of the Kings.
Hopefully this titanic struggle will better position the Canucks for the second round.
The Preds finished the season on a 16-2 run. They're a big, physical team, that competed hard for every inch of ice around the rink. And Saros is a light-years better goaltender than Cam Talbot of the Kings.
Hopefully this titanic struggle will better position the Canucks for the second round.
