Polaris1010
Registered User
What Marner should try to do more of, besides getting it to the net, is try to beat his man.
If he shows an ability to beat his man wide, or fake him out to get around him, that backs the defender off, creating some space.
Marner has all the skills to do that, but he doesn't, because he would rather skate around on the perimeter looking for the perfect pass.
Matthews, Kadri, they are trying to get around you to make an attempt at the goal to score, and not trying to get around you to make another pass. Marleau too, he goes to the net. The puck goes to the net or he goes to the net expecting the puck to arrive next.
Nylander is guilty of that too. He beats his man in order to make a pass. With his shot, just shoot!
Look at Hyman. He had one glorious chance tonight, because he beat his man down low. Did not score on the play, should have held it one or two beats longer to wait out the goalie seems like he did not realized he had the time, but that chance was better than anything Marner or Nylander got, simply because Hyman was able to beat his man.
Brown's goal, got position, in the dirty area got the goal. Marlaeu the winner yesterday same thing.
Marner is getting close, but someone should coach him, tell him do not expect someone to be open, you create your own space, and you have to try to score.
Otherwise, the games just play themselves and you never contribute anymore.
If he shows an ability to beat his man wide, or fake him out to get around him, that backs the defender off, creating some space.
Marner has all the skills to do that, but he doesn't, because he would rather skate around on the perimeter looking for the perfect pass.
Matthews, Kadri, they are trying to get around you to make an attempt at the goal to score, and not trying to get around you to make another pass. Marleau too, he goes to the net. The puck goes to the net or he goes to the net expecting the puck to arrive next.
Nylander is guilty of that too. He beats his man in order to make a pass. With his shot, just shoot!
Look at Hyman. He had one glorious chance tonight, because he beat his man down low. Did not score on the play, should have held it one or two beats longer to wait out the goalie seems like he did not realized he had the time, but that chance was better than anything Marner or Nylander got, simply because Hyman was able to beat his man.
Brown's goal, got position, in the dirty area got the goal. Marlaeu the winner yesterday same thing.
Marner is getting close, but someone should coach him, tell him do not expect someone to be open, you create your own space, and you have to try to score.
Otherwise, the games just play themselves and you never contribute anymore.