SeanMoneyHands
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People saying that Petterson needs to be better. Credit the Preds system, they are giving him absolutely no time or space out there.
It's the same system that destroyed this Oilers this year.We were told all year long that Tocchet coaches a system that causes for shooting percentages to be higher.
What system is that? Because it definitely wasn't tonights system where they were fine shooting perimeter shots just to miss or get blocked.
He has been struggling ever since they gave him maintenance days to recovery from injuries. When they finally release what he’s been dealing with it better be something seriousPeople saying that Petterson needs to be better. Credit the Preds system, they are giving him absolutely no time or space out there.
Ummmm, Pettersen had loads of time to completely miss an open net. He’s been awful for a couple of months, and was hot garbage tonight.People saying that Petterson needs to be better. Credit the Preds system, they are giving him absolutely no time or space out there.
I think the Canucks will be fine and that their shooting talent is quite obviously better than it was tonight, it's just extremely funny to me to see the other side of the year-long conversation come out (advanced stats don't matter, Canucks SH% are sustainable, etc.) as soon as the Canucks have found themselves on the other side of the story.So first you disagreed with my statement that the Canucks lacked shooting talent and now (I'm assuming) you agree with me as you knew their percentages were unsustainable?
At least that's what I'm parsing through your apparent sarcasm.
We were told all year long that Tocchet coaches a system that causes for shooting percentages to be higher.
What system is that? Because it definitely wasn't tonights system where they were fine shooting perimeter shots just to miss or get blocked.
11.6M cap hit. He better find a way to produce regardless of the system he plays against.People saying that Petterson needs to be better. Credit the Preds system, they are giving him absolutely no time or space out there.
The Towel waving is a long time Canuck playoff tradition going back to the ‘80’s and the Roger Neilson era.why was the arena waving their towels cheering as their team lost home ice advantage?
Regular season doesn't mean much when it comes to the playoffs.It's the same system that destroyed this Oilers this year.
I mean better than booing them or whatever. I dunno. Seems like a sensible option.why was the arena waving their towels cheering as their team lost home ice advantage?
Looks like Petterson caught the Johnny Contract Year bug.
Thought he had a strong first half.Things weren’t much better before the contract tbh
Thought he had a strong first half.
yeah why weren’t they booing and throwing garbage and jerseys on the ice insteadwhy was the arena waving their towels cheering as their team lost home ice advantage?
There was already enough garbage on the ice (Canucks players), they didn't need to add to it.yeah why weren’t they booing and throwing garbage and jerseys on the ice instead
Obviously, they were signaling their surrender because this Preds team is just too good for them.why was the arena waving their towels cheering as their team lost home ice advantage?
I don't think that they should be doing that. However, isn't it weird to be cheering when your team loses?yeah why weren’t they booing and throwing garbage and jerseys on the ice instead
For sure. Canucks’ MO this season has been dictating play from the start scoring first, with a good win percentage when they do.Maybe this changes a bit without Demko in net but I feel like the Canucks should just go agro at the start of the game and stop waiting to be losing before making a push like the first 2 games.
I legit have no idea what Nashville would do if they went down 2 goals. I mean maybe they'd actually have to push back and would succeed, in which case... welp. But step 1 is to at least prevent them from being able to turtle, as it has always been with turtles.