mmk
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- Sep 5, 2014
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Call me naive or unrealistically optimistic but I believe in David Krejci. Despite our recent slide and Ottawa ousting us from the 8 spot last night, I believe in this team because of Krejci. Krejci has consistently gone into beast mode in the playoffs when we need him the most. We are now fighting for our playoff lives and it is DK's time to shine.
Don't get me wrong. We've played like **** and I think we would continue to fold but for the return of King David. I believe he will carry us into the playoffs and earn his keep as he has before. Also bear in mind that the return of DK will make the other lines more effective by way of facing lesser competition. Spooner, as well as he's played, will likely be the largest beneficiary of DK's return.
(Lifted from Puck Daddy Article: http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nhl-p...ins-close-deal-on-playoff-spot-140832300.html)
'When he’s been in the lineup this season, Boston’s corsi against per 60 minutes is 51.3 (eighth-best in the league). Now, his personal shot suppression numbers aren’t really anything to write home about, but the good thing you can say about him is that he plays moderately difficult competition — obviously not to Bergeron’s level, but that’s rare on a league-wide basis — and prevents Claude Julien from having to run out Chris Kelly and Carl Soderberg in those situations instead.
Without him, the corsi against per 60 worsens to 55.2, which drops them to a tie for 19th in the league over that time.'
It ain't over yet folks.
Don't get me wrong. We've played like **** and I think we would continue to fold but for the return of King David. I believe he will carry us into the playoffs and earn his keep as he has before. Also bear in mind that the return of DK will make the other lines more effective by way of facing lesser competition. Spooner, as well as he's played, will likely be the largest beneficiary of DK's return.
(Lifted from Puck Daddy Article: http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nhl-p...ins-close-deal-on-playoff-spot-140832300.html)
'When he’s been in the lineup this season, Boston’s corsi against per 60 minutes is 51.3 (eighth-best in the league). Now, his personal shot suppression numbers aren’t really anything to write home about, but the good thing you can say about him is that he plays moderately difficult competition — obviously not to Bergeron’s level, but that’s rare on a league-wide basis — and prevents Claude Julien from having to run out Chris Kelly and Carl Soderberg in those situations instead.
Without him, the corsi against per 60 worsens to 55.2, which drops them to a tie for 19th in the league over that time.'
It ain't over yet folks.