I do not understand your question. I was talking about the goal and how it happened.Was there a change there? How did mcdavid got on the ice at the same time a second boro
It will be great a few years from now when Montreal is in full implosion mode and Condon has solidified himself as our #1 starter. Not that I want to see Andy go, but when he is ready to retire, I hope Condon is ready so we can laugh at Montreal some more.
Geez, it would be nice to have a solid succession plan.
I still get PTSD from thinking about our goaltending woes in the past.
The team did seem to have a solid succession plan for both goaltenders and defensemen. Unfortunately some of those prospects did not pan out. It is not unrealistic to expect some of the current Fair-haired prospects to also not pan out. I have high hopes but more reasonable expectations.Geez, it would be nice to have a solid succession plan.
I still get PTSD from thinking about our goaltending woes in the past.
Yeah. My question is 4v4. I wonder how they got the mcdavid boro matchup. Unless it was straight off the faceoff at the other end with the last changeI do not understand your question. I was talking about the goal and how it happened.
Forget the Leaves, the Devils are the team to watch out for!Our real test will be against the leafs next saturday.
over the top negativity is stupid, over the top positivity is the same
He's one of the "laziest" players I've seen.
It is like he spends every play trying to conserve energy. He's all about body position vs. the forecheck, strength on stick, passing instead of puck carrying, and anticipating the direction of the play.
The more I see him, the more I wonder if he will actually fall apart as he gets older. Like...where is he going to "lose a step" if he never "steps" anyway.
If he gets any slower you would have to have some pretty good instruments to detect motionI've never seen a player manage his lack of foot speed so well though.
But still if he gets any slower, i cant see him being an effective top 4. which sucks at that contract, but we have some nice young 'uns coming up.
Generally I would agree but the amount of negativity over the team due to preseason games and over the summer even though we just went to the ECF makes no sense.
Some posters should be held accountable for baseless over reactions for no reason especially in pre-season
Yeah. My question is 4v4. I wonder how they got the mcdavid boro matchup. Unless it was straight off the faceoff at the other end with the last change
If he gets any slower you would have to have some pretty good instruments to detect motion
Phaneuf was known to be slow when the Senators acquired him. He has been a steadying force on the blue line and addressed a problem with the Senators defence at that time. He is better than what we had then (Cowan, Wiercioch). He is tough to play against, hits, crosschecks and annoys the other team’s forwards. He is also calm under pressure. He is tending down and is probably becoming a 5-6 Dman. Yes, he is expensive for that role.
Me too,Well I was mostly kidding but.. I am not saying Phaneuf has not played well, or has not made a positive contribution in several ways ... I am just saying he's slow.
The team did seem to have a solid succession plan for both goaltenders and defensemen. Unfortunately some of those prospects did not pan out. It is not unrealistic to expect some of the current Fair-haired prospects to also not pan out. I have high hopes but more reasonable expectations.
Yes, the matchup of McDavid was at the face off in the Oilers Dzone. I just watched it again on my vcr.
Two Edmonton forwards brought the puck into the Senators Dzone. In fairness to Boro, after missing McD he saw the second forward (Yamamoto) who just passed the puck to McDavid skate into the Dzone and tried to skate with him into the Dzone as Ceci was coming across the ice trying to get to that forward too. McD passed the puck to Larson who was open at the inside the blue line.
I'm not sure I'd its all a team mentality or if our best offensive forwards are in better form than they were for almost all of last season. Ryan and Brassard are in their playoff form from last may and Stone seems to be recovered from whatever ailed him late last year. Makes a huge difference for the offense as a whole to have these guys playing to their potential.Biggest addition to our teams mentality, so far, is not playing to keep a 2-0 lead like we did every time last season. Keeping the foot on the gas is proving to be very helpful.