You sure it's not "we can win that game if we keep passing"?We can win that game if we keep pressing
Its actually the Beagle line. Not sure why you are pointing out StephensonYeah that Stephenson line, oof. They are like minus 7 mid-way through the 2nd period.
Slam dunk Nicky, slam dunk.
Its actually the Beagle line. Not sure why you are pointing out Stephenson
According to Alan May, Carlson was tripped up behind the play which was why he was late getting back. Didn't see that. In my opinion that goal is still on Orpik.In order to blame Orpik there you have to want your d-men to drop back to their own defensive blueline and stay there regardless of what's happening in front of them. Eller turned the puck over unexpectedly while Gaborik had already snuck back behind Orpik to cherrypick. Carlson has to either call it out to Orpik or cover himself. He did nothing and was caught flat footed.
You sure it's not "we can win that game if we keep passing"?
Because I feel like someone is telling them that.
According to Alan May, Carlson was tripped up behind the play which was why he was late getting back. Didn't see that. In my opinion that goal is still on Orpik.
Its Beagles line. Unfortunately for Stephenson he is playing LW on that line. Smith pelly was on the 3rd line but was on with the 4th line for those last 2 goals. BTW Stephenson wasnt responsible for either goal.Well Stephenson and DSP are -5 together, but I have no idea what line DSP is on. Beagle is -2 so maybe someone got caught out on a change?
I didn't see it. Even watching the replay I saw nothingWho tripped him? There was nobody near him. He was involved in the zone entry and hung back. Gaborik just blew by the both of them on a cherrypicking mission.
Its Beagles line. Unfortunately for Stephenson he is playing LW on that line. Smith pelly was on the 3rd line but was on with the 4th line for those last 2 goals. BTW Stephenson wasnt responsible for either goal.
We are pointing the finger at the dmen for that goal even though the problem started when Eller turned the puck over just inside the blue lineWho tripped him? There was nobody near him. He was involved in the zone entry and hung back. Gaborik just blew by the both of them on a cherrypicking mission.
We are pointing the finger at the dmen for that goal even though the problem started when Eller turned the puck over just inside the blue line
In order to blame Orpik there you have to want your d-men to drop back to their own defensive blueline and stay there regardless of what's happening in front of them.
Or, you know, just keep track of where opposing players are. Especially if you can see only four in front of you, and you are, in theory, last man back.
Whatever.
Tonight there are plenty of mistakes to go around. 44 hardly the only problem.
Orpik and Bowey are having terrible games.