NHL 2022-out of town thread III - Marty Walsh reportedly in the mix to become director of NHL Players’ Association
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Bruinaura
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Bruinaura
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Bruinaura
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I think the marbles left town years ago
PatriceBergeronFan
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Blues fans pretend he made a difference in 2019 but that rosters commitment to shut down defense with a lead and the questionable physicality threshold is what won the Cup.
Binnington is _____. Embarrasses himself constantly.
Blues head coach: Binnington's antics have 'got to stop'
St. Louis Blues head coach Craig Berube seems to be tired of Jordan Binnington's antics after the goaltender stirred up more trouble Saturday against the Pittsburgh Penguins."It's got to stop. It doesn’t help anything," Berube told reporters after his side's 6-2 loss, according to the Pittsburgh...
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Bruinaura
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Guy was dogshit last season. Dogshit this year.
And the Blues have him for another 4 years at $6M/yr after this one.
Good for all of 'em.
CharasLazyWrister
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The dude is a mental case, but it’s just wrong that he didn’t make a difference. He won the Cup for the Blues in game 7 when he completely shut the door on the Bruins dominating during the first period.
PatriceBergeronFan
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Did he? More games than not I swear the save percentage was under .800, and while the Bruins were very strong that first period I blame Marchand - not for the line change but for having a gaping open net and shooting dead center to Binnington's logo in the 1st.
As soon as the Blues had the lead game 7 was over. Claude Julien hockey x 1,000 where the Bruins could muster nothing.
Whichever team scored first was going to sit on that lead to the Cup and Marchand's miss sealed it.
CharasLazyWrister
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He put up a .974 in game 5 and a .970 in game 7. He was huge when it was all on the line.
In terms of his overall performance across 7 games? Nothing overly special. But outshined Tuukka and the Bruins in the crunchiest of crunch times.
If you withstand a barrage in the first period of a game 7 Final on the road, you deserve credit. Not for being some great overall goalie but for showing up on the biggest stage. Maybe in that f***ed up head of his, there’s a tiny bit of ability to channel some focus.
Binnington was excellent that entire playoffs. His numbers for it are solid rather than exceptional, but he stood up in the key moments and every time he had a poor game (such as G3 again the Bruins) he bounced right back every time and played well in the next contest. That takes some guts. I wouldn't say he was THE difference for the Blues, but he was a factor and he was the better goalie in every series they played, even just slightly against a red-hot Rask.
He's been average to awful ever since, barring a couple of bright patches, but have to give him his dues for 2019 - he earned that Cup.
quietbruinfan
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I am a big Binnington fan. He is a good goalie who is wound a little tight and has very bad games when he is bad. There is nothing wrong with either thing. I would take him in a second, if we needed a goalie. He absolutely hates to lose and that is not easy to find even in good goalers.
He’s a shit goaltender who’ll be driving a beer truck in 2 years. But he was solid in 2019. Especially in Game 7.
quietbruinfan
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Those Calgary reverse retros, or alternates or whatever are ugly as sin. They look like red on navy blue with white numbers. They are the wrong shade of black. I guess.
Bruinaura
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You know it's bad when even BERUBE is tired of his crap lol
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He should whine about it. I hear that works for him.
LouJersey
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Binnington never allowed them to lose two in a row. He was clutch when needed
Also, Trouba could play for my team any day of the week.
Also, Trouba could play for my team any day of the week.
CharasLazyWrister
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IMO Trouba is sort of like former Ranger, Ryan Reaves, in that fans on other teams seem to like him more than home fans.
The highlights are good and all, but he’s not the rock solid defenseman that said highlights may imply.
Before someone says it…no, I am not saying Reaves and Trouba are on the same level when it comes to hockey.
bwunderlich
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I go to a fair amount of Rags games and was invited last night . . . didn't go. Trouba is wildly inconsistent and needs to stop taking ill-timed penalties. My Rags friends see him as poor choice for the "C" - not sure last night helped him in the locker room.
I thought Trochek would really help them . . .and he may. They will be a dangerous #7-8 seed to play. But right now, there seems like zero cohesiveness on the bench. I see them shaking up that roster, upgrading Halak.
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