So we shouldnt expect better than .880 and letting in 3 of the first 4 shots. Got it.
We shouldn't expect you to make an effort to understand arguments clearly presented to you in lieu of misrepresenting everybody. Got it.
We don’t have to look hard for a scapegoat. His save percentage is .880
He let in 3 of the first 4 shots the other day. Yesterday, on a MUST win game, he let in a bull**** goal in the first 30 ****ing seconds on their first shot.
Andersen isn’t a scapegoat. He’s the reason the leafs are doing so poorly.
1. Leafs' shitty play gives up a great chance for the best line in the league which they squander by banking it off JVR. The puck finds its way to Pastrnak by banking off Brown, who tries to catch up to Pasta as he dances around Andersen, but Brown has no effect on him, easy goal, little to no realistic blame can be put on the goalie.
2. 200 pound 26 year old D-man Zaitsev does f*** all to disrupt 180 pound rookie DeBrusk as he can easily redirect a pass in front of the net, on the PP (caused by a f***ing bench minor for too many men, which should be unacceptable in the playoffs, yet happened twice in two games for the Leafs)
3. Miller tosses as pass towards Pastrnak that bounces off the heel of Zaitsev's skate, literally nothing Andersen can do about it.
4. Krug fires a well-placed shot from a tough angle which Andersen has no way of catching because Plekanec does f*** all when it comes to taking away the screen of Riley Nash. Andersen could've tried to either shove Nash away (easier said than done for a goalie) or look around him, but whichever of those he attempted, if he was scored upon doing those things, you would've placed 10 times more blame on him.
These are the goals you put all the blame for being down in this series on. Yet the Leafs lost by four in game 2 (Andersen didn't even allow the GWG), and scored just one goal in game 4, losing by two (again, 2-on-1's that were horribly played by the Leafs' D). It's one thing to want timely saves from your goalie, but this is just pathetic.