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They really need to find a way to break up that second line. Purcell and Flip are like the bad side of two magnets.
While I agree, what are our options?
So I would prefer:
Killorn/Flip/Brown
Kucherov/Thompson/Purcell (<-- I actually think this line would do damage. Has all the ingredients, chemistry-wise)
The only real option is switching Brown with Purcell. It's not ideal, and leaves Flip without a truly gifted offensive winger, but the alternative is Killorn/Flip/Purcell. Flip and Killorn are fine, but Teddy and Flip are water and oil.
So I would prefer:
Killorn/Flip/Brown
Kucherov/Thompson/Purcell (<-- I actually think this line would do damage. Has all the ingredients, chemistry-wise)
But again, it's not ideal. I would love to see Flip with a real shooter to work with. Kucherov could fill that role, but it would leave our third line without much punch.
I'm losing faith in Purcell. He has a lot of tools and an unwillingness to use them. But because he's basically a perimeter player, he actually seems to mesh very well with Kucherov, who likes to dart into dangerous areas.
Ben Bishop off the ice first. Goes tonight vs. Islanders.
For tonight against Islanders, Crombeen in for Tyrell.
Someone (it might have been you) made a very good point that when Purcell gets the puck, he doesn't go into the danger areas, he skates right to the perimeter and looks for a pass. It's something I'd always noticed, but never REALLY noticed until someone said something.
Teddy needs to get his ass in gear.
Damian Cristodero @LightningTimes
About 6-for-66 power play, St. Louis said winning more PP draws a key. Good point. In 21 games of skid, Lightning 49-for-106 (46.2 percent).
Hi Ocala, Florida here. I'm order us some deli platters fresh from Publix for tonight's game
No lobster? What kind of a ghetto operation are you running?
Gonna try something different:
Predicting a blowout. 4-1 Bolts.