Need to force Fleury to come up with some tough saves. In the last game, the toughest save he had to make was in the first period when he stopped MZA on a shot glove side.
Outside of that, our best chances actually beat him (I think we hit four posts in the game). The rest of our chances were easy perimeter shots.
The last two games have been too easy, for any NHL goaltender. I don't think Fleury has been all that impressive, especially to earn back-to-back shutouts (coincidentally the first time Fleury has done that in his post season career, AGAINST US).
The Blue Jackets were scoring 3-4 goals on him every game with the chances they were getting. And I suspect if the Penguins get past us, Fleury will look all too normal again.
Emery, Mason, and Fleury have all looked fantastic against us. At the end of the day, you can't always give the goaltender credit, you have to look at the shooters failing to do their job and our shooters just can't find a way to beat any goaltender easy.
Can't give up breakaway chances. Last game, Lundqvist faced 2-3 breakaway chances depending on how you looked at it. Way too many. I don't care if one goal was a five hole against Crosby on a mini-breakaway, it's not a bad goal. Last night, Rask let up a five-hole goal on Weise, the "best goaltender in the world."
Breakaway goals will happen. Can't give up three breakaway chances in a game (especially to players the caliber of Kunitz, Crosby, and especially Jokinen). I don't care if the Penguins had only 15 shots, they had 2-3 breakaways (2 of which were right after our PP). I don't remember us having one breakaway on Fleury.
Penguins shutdown big time last game. Forced everything to the perimeter. We need to be smarter to (a) be aware of the man coming out of the box so that they're not sprung for breakaways multiple times a game and (b) capitalize on our PP chances to win.