Time for Pateryn to jump into the lineup in place of Gilbert Gilbert..... No points and costly mistakes is all i see! (like that dumb penalty he took last night) He moves the puck fairly well, but then again, so does Greg.
I would cycle Pateryn and Tinordi through, not because Gilbert has played poorly, but to get those two into some games. Maybe look at getting Tinordi 2-3 games in St.Johns for conditioning first like Pateryn did.
I didn't think Gilbert deserved either of those late penalties. The first one was a Penguin dive and the too-many-men was a weak call in OT IMO. We're always going to have a "worst defenseman on the team". I don't think Gilbert has been terrible in that role.
Agree 100%. Fear could have gotten two for diving, that was Oscar worthy. The too many men he was standing next to the bench and didn't get involved in the play.
Still can't believe Weise came back from that injury. It looked horrible.
What looked worse than the injury was not being able to put weight on the leg. Might have been more pain than an actual injury.
I would call up Bud Holloway to see what he can do.
The issue with that is we have 23 players active, can't have 24.
I would give Semin another 2-3 weeks to get going, then look at guys like Carr, Holloway, Hudon and Andrighetto.
I didn't know Beaulieu's father was speaking french.Why the hell doesn't Nathan speak french
Always found it weird when the child of anyone doesn't talk the first language of both of his parents, even if they grew up somewhere else.If I had kids with a spanish woman they would speak spanish, regardless of where we are.
Oh well.
Nathan grew up in Saint John when Jacques coached there. Still a bit strange I agree.
So Tinordi's father was the only father not to make the trip? I guess Mark isn't too happy with the Habs right about now.
...or Maybe he had prior obligations.
He played well tonight imo. But i think DSP could probably not score in an empty net if his life depended on it.
I said last year DSP was Turner Stevenson 2.0. I changed my mind. Turned had more hands than that.
If you give DSP 10 minnutes to shot he will make a big shot here and there. But it's the NHL you never have so much time to fire it. Maybe in the CHL and AHL but not in the NHL.
DSP works hard and he his good defensively. He knows how to play hockey. But god those hands ...
He did score 27 in 55 AHL games 2 years ago. He's gotten in good spots and gotten his shot off pretty good this year but hit a lot of posts or barely missed, he's been snakebitten.