Farmboy Patty
Senior Hockey Analyst
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Some people just like to complain….I sometimes think people only post to air their grievances. You can't even enjoy a win in a season that has had just a few of them? Crazy.
Some people just like to complain….I sometimes think people only post to air their grievances. You can't even enjoy a win in a season that has had just a few of them? Crazy.
I don't suppose the next time the Jackets come back from losing 7-1 and score two goals in the third to lose 7-3, that you'll be here to talk about how they were much better than the score indicates and that we should be positive?
When you are in a blow out (either winning or losing), teams often working on the little things because you have a game type situation you can use to try to improve.
The play in the 3rd was very sloppy. I was hoping they could keep the hammer down and prove they could play 60 minutes. They did not. All last night proved was that they could beat up on a bad Blackhawks team. Let's see if they can do something over several games. At this point I'm inclined to think it was a blind squirrel finding a nut.You can't be serious......
As I see it this game was a well welcomed proof for the team that their offensive output is a true weapon when things comes together. It’s still a long journey but a big part of building an identity is finding your good space and building on from that. Having confidence in putting the puck in the net relieves the anxiety of letting one in.If a team has 9 losses in a row, and they are close and losing the lead most of the time, it takes a toll on the psyche of the players. Players stop believing in themselves, they start to play more safe, especially technical players. Those who prefer vertical boom-boom hockey have an advantage.
That's why winning by 7 goals was important.
As I see it this game was a well welcomed proof for the team that their offensive output is a true weapon when things comes together. It’s still a long journey but a big part of building an identity is finding your good space and building on from that. Having confidence in putting the puck in the net relieves the anxiety of letting one in.
Yup. They have a long journey ahead, but that’s the beauty of having an 82 games long regular season.Yeah that's what I got out of it, when the lines are in formations that work the offensive potential is high and it's a competitive team. They need time to make it a habit of putting together a full 60 minutes.
Well the Jackets did give up two goals in the third without scoring any, so maybe this game wasn’t as good as the final score indicates.
Last season felt about 60 games too longYup. They have a long journey ahead, but that’s the beauty of having an 82 games long regular season.
What for the CBJ would be dismissed as meaningless garbage time goals is crisis time when we give them up.
It is not crisis time time that we gave up two meaningless goals. Crisis time had already had arrived a couple of weeks ago. But it is another data point that the Jackets can’t stop the other team from scoring in the third period.
It is not crisis time time that we gave up two meaningless goals. Crisis time had already had arrived a couple of weeks ago. But it is another data point that the Jackets can’t stop the other team from scoring in the third period.
And another data point that some people will just do whatever they can to focus on the negative.It is not crisis time time that we gave up two meaningless goals. Crisis time had already had arrived a couple of weeks ago. But it is another data point that the Jackets can’t stop the other team from scoring in the third period.
I have serious contention with your thoughts that Chinakov and Boquist should be traded ..For me there will be mixed feelings with every loss and win this season.
Every loss that accelerates the process of expected GM change will be good for CBJ long-term and I will be happy about it. Conversely, every loss that delays and hampers the development of potential future core players (Fantilli, Jiricek, Marchenko), and lowers the value of likely trade baits (Laine, Chinakhov, Boqvist...) will be bad for them long-term and I won't be happy about it.
A new, better GM would be the best thing that could happen to this club right now (new GM would have a lot of time to get to know everybody in the org before making difficult decisions on coaches, players etc later in the offseason). Until that happens I won't be able to feel genuinely excited about a win.
I'd really like to see Boqvist get a real chance. Similar to what Andrew Peeke got, the offense is real and maybe the D isn't as bad as everyone thinks.I was traveling back from Italy.. so only caught first period . Amazing how much better they look when the Veterans bring their game ..Chinakov , Fantilli, Marchenko, Laine , JG, and Jenner had great games … for all the crap Boquist gets around here , he needs to be playing .. his vision and ability to set up offense is needed badly . Fantilli was better than Bedard that night .
likely trade baits (Laine, Chinakhov, Boqvist...)
your thoughts that Chinakov and Boquist should be traded
I'd really like to see Boqvist get a real chance. Similar to what Andrew Peeke got, the offense is real and maybe the D isn't as bad as everyone thinks.
It's quite simple. Jarmo Kekalainen is still a Blue Jacket, therefore everything Jackets-related is bad. We could win the Stanley Cup with him at the helm and it'd still be bad ("they'll mistakenly credit him for the win and won't fire him, omg horrible"). He won't come out and say that's the reason, but that's been the reason for quite a while now.And another data point that some people will just do whatever they can to focus on the negative.
Explain how ? Chinakov has all the tools to be a difference maker at the nhl level. He has speed , vision , and an elite shot . He hustles , plays good defense , has great hockey sense .. he’s been hurt …Your logical fallacy is strawman
You misrepresented someone's argument to make it easier to attack.yourlogicalfallacyis.com
I never said there that Boqvist and Chinakhov should be traded, even though I'm leaning towards that opinion.Explain how ?
It's quite simple. Jarmo Kekalainen is still a Blue Jacket, therefore everything Jackets-related is bad. We could win the Stanley Cup with him at the helm and it'd still be bad ("they'll mistakenly credit him for the win and won't fire him, omg horrible"). He won't come out and say that's the reason, but that's been the reason for quite a while now.