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What was it? No longer available now.
Edit - what the hell? When i quote it, i see the tweet, but the original stills shows as unavailable.
If you’re ever in Ottawa shoot me a message.I need to travel out of NC for a Cane's game at some point.
I didn't see the play, but I'm confused by this in bold. If he missed, as you said, why would there be a suspension or a penalty for charging?Sigh…. That garbage from Brady Tkachuk trying to run Necas down 5 goals with 40 sec to go needs to be a suspension even though he missed…. He should have gotten 2 for charging and 10 at least as there is no place for that…he came from a loooong way away and was blinders on going for that garbage…. They got all bent out of shape about the Reilly thing that got him suspended…. What Tkachuk was trying to do there was worse.. saw it coming from a mile away and he was trying to hurt, not make a normal hockey play…. Given we went easy on them with our PP lines and how we had backed off out of respect and not to keep piling on and then he pulls that…. Not captain behavior…. That’s why he has the rep he does….
Pretty sure it was Faulk and wasn't that part of his famed "fat trick"
Easy to understand the confusion, the Fat Trick happened about a month before his Hat TrickNah, his Fat Trick was him scoring one goal that accomplished three food related promotions.
Any time Faulk scores, Triangle-area Moe's locations hand out a free side of queso the next day.
Papa John's offers half-priced pizzas (online only) on days after the Canes score at least three goals.
Bojangles' gives free Bo-Berry biscuits to customers who say "I'm a Caniac, and it's Bo Time!" the morning after the Canes score a power-play goal
Easy to understand the confusion, the Fat Trick happened about a month before his Hat Trick
he didn't get the hatty though.Come on make it your sig line!
I'm in SW CT so hit me up if you're up for an Isles or Rags game, NJ is fairly close also, Philly is 2hrs, and the Bruins are 3 hrs.I need to travel out of NC for a Cane's game at some point.
Deterrant, pattern of behavior, etc.. just my wishful thinking that if he saw some supplemental discipline it might get through the thick skull and change future behavior… fat chance… it won’t and ultimately, this is just me venting my frustration at the play…I didn't see the play, but I'm confused by this in bold. If he missed, as you said, why would there be a suspension or a penalty for charging?
I have news.I’m working in Montreal for probably the next 5 years so I’m going to eventually have to go to a game there in my Kotkaniemi jersey. I just need the game to fall at a time where he’s not absolutely sucking.
I’m still holding out hope he puts it together just because of how badly I want to troll habs fans about it.I have news.
Im hoping he puts it together for team reasons but I am starting to have my doubtsI’m still holding out hope he puts it together just because of how badly I want to troll habs fans about it.
Boston here dude been to a few Isles and plenty of Boston gamesI'm in SW CT so hit me up if you're up for an Isles or Rags game, NJ is fairly close also, Philly is 2hrs, and the Bruins are 3 hrs.
Im hoping he puts it together for team reasons but I am starting to have my doubts
OEL and Kulikov? What in the fountain of youth is going on in Sunrise?
Since the All Star break, we have 3 of the top 6 defensive lines in the entire NHL. That's good, right?
Last season, Slavin -Burns were 1st with 62% and Skjei-Pesce were 3rd in the NHL with 59% for this metric even when the Canes didn’t have a great 3rd pairing. It’s partially an artifact of our system. We take a ton of shots.It's not just since the All-Star Break. Think the entire season (minimum 500 minutes TOI):
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I feel like this is basically what happens when a 3rd pair is too good to be a 3rd pair: it lessens the quality of competition for the top guys, too.
I've already talked about the massive impact that it's had with TOI, but mix all of those together with the evened-out competition quality, and there's no wonder the CF% rates are through-the-roof with these defensive groups.
There have been subtle clues.
Since the All Star break, we have 3 of the top 6 defensive lines in the entire NHL. That's good, right?