GDT: 10/23/15 - 8:00PM EDT - Tampa Bay @ Winnipeg

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AlphaCatalyst

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I miss the Atlanta Thrashers. Tampa always owned them. But I feel that Droiun will have a big game and lead us to victory.

Go :bolts



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Bolts265

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Just tired I would assume. He'll be back in shape once he's had a solid 3-4 days off, which he should be getting pretty soon.

Excuse me, am I the only one wondering how tired a professional can be 7 games into a new season? Already not 100% wth??? This certainly makes me wonder how he's going to be in March.
 

DFC

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Put Boyle on the 1st PP, takes faceoffs and sits in front of the net

Agreed. Flip is redundant on the 1st unit now that Drouin is out there. I think Boyle is the bigger scoring threat.

This is going to be a tough game.
 

DFC

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Excuse me, am I the only one wondering how tired a professional can be 7 games into a new season? Already not 100% wth??? This certainly makes me wonder how he's going to be in March.

There's a reason why most goalies don't break 65 games in a year. And, if anything, it could be more fatiguing at this time of the season when they're fresh out of the gate and not quite used to the grind. Especially Bish, who probably didn't have the benefit of the entire summer to get himself into shape because of the torn groin.

It looks like several of our guys (Kuch) are taking a while to get up to speed. Not surprising that Bish is feeling it.
 

Brie

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Excuse me, am I the only one wondering how tired a professional can be 7 games into a new season? Already not 100% wth??? This certainly makes me wonder how he's going to be in March.

Being a goalie seem different from playing any other positions because you are not only out there for 60 minutes you have to stay focused the whole time, and unlike skaters if your struggle the whole team struggles (when a skater struggles they have 17 other skaters + goalies helping them out). But I’m not goalie so I don’t know for sure, it just seem as if it’s hard and takes a lot out of you both physical and mentally.

EDIT: Oh, missed what DFC said, that's a better explanation then what I came up with.
 

ThunderAlleyNomad

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Excuse me, am I the only one wondering how tired a professional can be 7 games into a new season? Already not 100% wth??? This certainly makes me wonder how he's going to be in March.

Possibly he's tired because he needs a break? Unlike the skaters he's on the ice for the entire game. He's done a back to back and he's played every minute of all seven games. Once he can have a game off every once in a while, he'll be fine.

Didn't read the responses above me before I responded. What those guys said.
 

Volodya Krutov

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Being a goalie seem different from playing any other positions because you are not only out there for 60 minutes you have to stay focused the whole time, and unlike skaters if your struggle the whole team struggles (when a skater struggles they have 17 other skaters + goalies helping them out). But I’m not goalie so I don’t know for sure, it just seem as if it’s hard and takes a lot out of you both physical and mentally.

EDIT: Oh, missed what DFC said, that's a better explanation then what I came up with.


Brilliant explanation if you ask me. :handclap:
 

DFC

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You look at those +/- numbers and wonder what could have been if TKO had shown up.
 

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