NailsHoglander
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Idk, I kinda think its the opposite, the Canes are not cute enough. The Rangers play style is they look to take the perfect shot and a lot of that results in turnovers or no shots on goal, but when that last pass connects and the goalie is moving it typically leads to a very high danger scoring chance.I'll disagree with this until I see it..
Canes are failing to make it very difficult for Shesterkin.. You replace him with cardboard cutout I think it's 2-1 New York.. Canes often try to be too cute..
the playoffs are not about cute.. It's About Grinding your face off. And for whatever reason since J will left we haven't had that..
Just like the Hall of Very Good vs the Hall of Fame The Canes Are in the former the Rangers? Not inclined to Hall of fame them but definitely closer.
If we replaced Igor with Quick, I don’t think these results change considering the way quick has played this year for us.The special teams are very good, but it's the goaltending that it's propelling them right now to the top. Without Shesterkin the Canes win at least one game of the 3.
Good for them, goalies are key
OK on the PP they get to cute 5v5 they take too many clean shots. Guy + puck then space and goalie.Idk, I kinda think its the opposite, the Canes are not cute enough. The Rangers play style is they look to take the perfect shot and a lot of that results in turnovers or no shots on goal, but when that last pass connects and the goalie is moving it typically leads to a very high danger scoring chance.
I see the canes as the opposite, the second they have a clear look, its on net. Spamming shots and getting lot of o-zone pressure seems to work well against weaker teams and weaker goalies, but once you face teams with strong D that don't let you get inside or a goalie that will stop anything he can see you run into trouble.
It was like this during the regular season too. Rangers record vs the teams remaining was 11-6-0 while canes was 7-10-0. So I guess what I'm saying is that the Canes need to do more drop passes while on breakaways because that's what being too cute is lol.
TDA is the poster child for people with absolutely no self-awareness. He clearly sees himself as an intimidating figure, and no one even bothers to take him seriously at this point.I missed it during the game too. I saw it now on Sportsnet replay. That was cringey as hell. lol
Well said. I love the Canes and like the Capitals but there is really no way around the fact that the best team in those and these matchups are winning. Does it really matter if it is a blowout, or a double OT or single OT win? I don't think so - a win is a win and some can say well the Rangers have had lucky bounces, but that can be said about any championship pedigree team throughout history. There will always be the detractors and the "what if" crowd.I have never seen an undefeated team in the playoffs have more people make excuses on why they are undefeated. How many teams have won 7 in a row to start the playoffs? I am sure not many.
7 in a row is crazy impressive by any standard. I feel like if they finish off the Canes sweep and then sweep Boston or Florida people would still be pointing out games they think they should of lost or still continue saying its all special teams as if that isn't part of hockey. When does it end?
Perfectly said, and also why you see people on here claiming that the Canes were the better team last night purely based on shot volume, ignoring the fact that while taking 22 fewer shots, the Rangers actually had more scoring chances overall (31-30) and the same number of high-danger chances (12-12). When those are even, the team with more skill up front and a better goalie is probably gonna win.Carolina are Corsi merchants. Built to win power point presentations, but all that 5v5 possession time data means nothing when your shot quality sucks, your PP is toast, your goaltending is mid, and your roster has no gamebreaking talent.
Don't have a dog in this one, just simply my opinion that the games could have easily gone the other way because in two games I saw the Canes being better.More shots, especially low quality, low danger shots, doesn't equal being the better team.
I have never seen an undefeated team in the playoffs have more people make excuses on why they are undefeated. How many teams have won 7 in a row to start the playoffs? I am sure not many.
7 in a row is crazy impressive by any standard. I feel like if they finish off the Canes sweep and then sweep Boston or Florida people would still be pointing out games they think they should of lost or still continue saying its all special teams as if that isn't part of hockey. When does it end?
Perfectly said, and also why you see people on here claiming that the Canes were the better team last night purely based on shot volume, ignoring the fact that while taking 22 fewer shots, the Rangers actually had more scoring chances overall (31-30) and the same number of high-danger chances (12-12). When those are even, the team with more skill up front and a better goalie is probably gonna win.
And which two were those? Because in three games, the Canes have yet to generate more high danger chances than the Rangers at 5v5, and we all know how inept they've been on special teams. So how have they been better?Don't have a dog in this one, just simply my opinion that the games could have easily gone the other way because in two games I saw the Canes being better.
Fill your boots if you want, 3 one goal games, two in OT makes the Rangers the best team, so be it....
They are in control, and credit to them..........as we know in sports, the best teams don't always win
Good luck the rest of the way....
NYR>>>>>>>CanesDon't have a dog in this one, just simply my opinion that the games could have easily gone the other way because in two games I saw the Canes being better.
Fill your boots if you want, 3 one goal games, two in OT makes the Rangers the best team, so be it....
They are in control, and credit to them..........as we know in sports, the best teams don't always win
Good luck the rest of the way....
Rangers did well this year coming off long stretches of rest. Plus, players like Adam Fox could use the long rest since I think he's playing hurt from the knee-to-knee collision in the Caps series.I cannot put much stock into that sweep of the Caps who legitimately have to be the worst playoff team since probably the 92 Whalers. I think they really would be served best though be winning this series in 5 or 6 vs sweeping it. They might be off 11-12-13 days if they sweep and IMO when a team is playing this well that is the last thing you want to happen
Is this not a war face to you?I'm not scared of Necas, Guentzel, and Svech. Sorry.
No, it is a fair point. The games have been close. I just think sometimes people tend to look at total shots and use that as justification as to who played better.Don't have a dog in this one, just simply my opinion that the games could have easily gone the other way because in two games I saw the Canes being better.
Fill your boots if you want, 3 one goal games, two in OT makes the Rangers the best team, so be it....
They are in control, and credit to them..........as we know in sports, the best teams don't always win
Good luck the rest of the way....
TDA is the poster child for people with absolutely no self-awareness. He clearly sees himself as an intimidating figure, and no one even bothers to take him seriously at this point.
Case in point -- his Twitter burner account is now complaining about a lack of class from Ranger fans, which is like hearing the Real Housewives complain about people getting too much botox.
I agree. Fox seems to be laboring out there.Rangers did well this year coming off long stretches of rest. Plus, players like Adam Fox could use the long rest since I think he's playing hurt from the knee-to-knee collision in the Caps series.
so if this went 7 how shocked would everyone be