I believe in going with the hot hand for powerplays.
Your answer, seemingly, is to keep going back to the same failing unit.
Mine is to try the 2nd option.
You would have noticed that wasn't what the Leafs have been doing if you actually watched the games.
I mean tonight they literally swapped Matthews and Marner on their off-side to give Matthews a better shot angle, but they still did nothing with it.
But again, watching could have helped you realize this...not just reading ice-time numbers after the game.
Keep making garbage analysis.
And maybe watch the games.
This isn't baseball where you can just lazily read the boxscore after the game and make your judgments based on that.
Going to the hothand? You mean Patrick Marleau with like one assist and Tyler Ennis? Since when are those guys the hot hand?
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You make it sound like our second unit was stacked with killers who were going to give you just as good of a chance to score as the first unit which is hilarious.
You're basically saying you have as much trust in a few scrubs to score as our max dollar star players.
Tonight was like the first time in forever that the PP actually did something different and the fact we had to wait until the 2nd period of game 7 is Ludacris.
This would have been a great thing to try about 2 months ago when our PP was trash and gaining no traction.
Whats garbage analysis?
Are you actually trying to say Marleau is a effective offensive player at this point?
The length you're trying to reach to defend Babcock is quite amazing.
Anyone that actually has watched this team without bias has seen Marleau has been a dud for pretty much the entire season and definitely down the stretch.
Keep waiving those Babcock pom poms and blaming a first year GM.
Dude couldn't even handle a tough question postgame and just walked out like a true loser.
