Buffdog
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As much as it worries me that we lose to bad teams, its offset by the hope I get from beating good teams.
After all, we're not gonna have to play these guys in the playoffs lol
Post-Game Talk: 2.5 hours wasted Jets lose 5-2
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After all, we're not gonna have to play these guys in the playoffs lol
Actually this is one thing Laine could improve. You can really get under his skin by tackling or hurting his teammate. There has been few occasion when after a hit he becomes blind for revenge and couldn’t care a less for the actual shift.Laine can't be everywhere .
Yeah, what a beauty he's turned out to be. I even find his interviews entertaining.Laine can't be everywhere .
Tommigun
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I kind of like it , the sticking up for teamates . Don't get me wrong , Laine in the penalty box does us no good but showing he's not going to take any crap from players and to his teamates is a very good thing .
Rumour has it the Jets were looking at bringing Peluso back. But Bitetto put his foot down and said there's only room for one Anthony on the team.
When are Connor and Scheifele actually going to set Laine up for some grade A chances? Mark has found him a couple times in transition and that's about it.
Farmboy Patty
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I think that Chef has done a pretty job with it so far and Laine has failed to convert on a number of occasions, but Connor is still playing with his blinders on now and then. The whole line is developing chemistry and are starting to look dominant at times. Give it some more time and we will have a killer first line in these guys.
nobody imp0rtant
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This loss is on nobody important , he never posted our picture of Scarlett in the GDT , feel shame sir .
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He has five 2 minute penalties this year. Obviously being in the box is not good but 2 minutes of gametime is pretty close to how much you rest after a shift anyway.. if you can get an offsetting penalty that is.
I’m always kinda surprised he doesn’t draw more penalties on regular play, he has quite the active stick. Maybe it’s his stick skills translating to not crossing the line?
He's been sticking up for them since day one. One of the things I like best about him.
Meh. Scheif was trash-talking Fabbri something fierce, giving him the old "I'm telling, you're smelling, in the middle of spelling, golly-gosh darn it!" Notable escalation from the "Well excuse me, but that strikes me as an inaccurate call, ref!" from a game ago. I'm expecting a full-on "H-double hockey sticks" by the ASB.
DashingDane
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Should be a multi-game suspension coming if he said all that. Considering the repeat offense 4 sounds about right.
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He's likely being asked to shoot - similar to Ehlers.
Now they need to reset the needle back to the middle and simple make the best play - shoot, pass, whatever.
This goes for Laine too - he's been going in the opposite direction - too many passes and not enough shooting.
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I hope he keeps his gloves on - he a big man but I don't sense he has a lick of talent in the ring.
Besides, we don't need that from this player or any of our top skill guys - makes zero sense.
Farmboy Patty
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I don’t see any need for that either. Why break your hand on a helmet, when a solid croshcheck or heavy hit sends the same message? Skill guys should keep their gloves on.
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Atoyot
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Sure, you say that after a loss.
Just because we've won with him in the lineup doesn't mean we've won because he's in the lineup.
