Jakey53
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Goalies are what wins championships. The challenge is to find one.Fun fun game! I’ve changed my mind about goalies. I’d pay the price for Knight. Wedgwood is meh. Veggie is meh plus. And what message was coach sending the Sens by pulling the goalie at 1:36 left?
Goalies are what wins championships. The challenge is to find one that is good for more than a year.
Nobody is saying goalies aren’t important. The point is spending major assets on a goalie doesn’t make sense. The position is important but the goalie himself is almost always wildly unpredictable in terms to forecasting how any of them will grow into the position or adjust to the context of the situation. Look at the juxtaposition of the last two seasons of Darcy Kuemper vs Sergei Bobrovsky. But then look at how different those positions were just a few years before that. They’re all complete wild cards, and absolute rollercoasters. Save for the occasional (just a few per decade) outlier goalie that’s just elite consistently (these are basically only HHOF types).Fun fun game! I’ve changed my mind about goalies. I’d pay the price for Knight. Wedgwood is meh. Veggie is meh plus. And what message was coach sending the Sens by pulling the goalie at 1:36 left?
Fun fun game! I’ve changed my mind about goalies. I’d pay the price for Knight. Wedgwood is meh. Veggie is meh plus. And what message was coach sending the Sens by pulling the goalie at 1:36 left?
Nobody is saying goalies aren’t important. The point is spending major assets on a goalie doesn’t make sense. The position is important but the goalie himself is almost always wildly unpredictable in terms to forecasting how any of them will grow into the position or adjust to the context of the situation. Look at the juxtaposition of the last two seasons of Darcy Kuemper vs Sergei Bobrovsky. But then look at how different those positions were just a few years before that. They’re all complete wild cards, and absolute rollercoasters. Save for the occasional (just a few per decade) outlier goalie that’s just elite consistently (these are basically only HHOF types).
And an extra G and A on top of it. Damn!And Dylan Guenther had a Gordie Howe Hat Trick today!!!
And Chych could be our Teppo.It's too bad Schmaltz missed that chunk of time. Otherwise, based on the point projections, between he and Keller we'd be looking at the first two Coyotes to record 70-plus points in the same season since Roenick and Tkachuk in 2000-01! Also, the only time that has happened in franchise history (1996 onward).
Today i played a stanley cup playoff game vs the kings (third round).
And i was 4:0 behindafter the first (simulated) and went on to win 4:5.
Well this is the same.
I just gotta tip my hat to Schmaltz. Setting that record, I always liked him I just want him to consistent.
Nobody is saying goalies aren’t important. The point is spending major assets on a goalie doesn’t make sense. The position is important but the goalie himself is almost always wildly unpredictable in terms to forecasting how any of them will grow into the position or adjust to the context of the situation. Look at the juxtaposition of the last two seasons of Darcy Kuemper vs Sergei Bobrovsky. But then look at how different those positions were just a few years before that. They’re all complete wild cards, and absolute rollercoasters. Save for the occasional (just a few per decade) outlier goalie that’s just elite consistently (these are basically only HHOF types).
In all these years I’ve never forgot that about you BuxyGoalies are mercurial by nature.
Doesn't matter the sport. I was a lacrosse goalie (totally makes sense now, eh?)