Post-Game Talk: Kings of the Road for once! Jets win 4-3
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Lynk
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Where's that guy who is always ragging on Jokinen, even called him uncomplimentary names based on his last name.
I think our boy sipz may be forced to flip the switch on this script.
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On Kane's 2nd goal, Bogo was in the d zone when the Jets left the zone, and then headed for a change and Buff came on.
So Buff would have gotten the plus, and was not involved in the play at all, never got to center ice. At least Bogo was in position, minding the zone, until the Jets moved it out.
Lynk
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Yep.
Buff had one of his worst games defensively tonight (understandable given his injury) and finished a +4.
Buff had one of his worst games defensively tonight (understandable given his injury) and finished a +4.
Bogo seemed to lose board battles against Callahan, one shift in particular, IIRC. But i think that happens quite often, with Callahan and opposition dmen.
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I didn't think Buff was as bad as said. He had that one awful moment coming around behind our net, but I don't recall anything beside that. He did have one beastly offensive shift.
The commentators called out Bogo a couple of times for a few errors.
The commentators called out Bogo a couple of times for a few errors.
TroubaFan1
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Great road trip, none of us saw this one coming! Pavs with another solid game, just a pure model of consistency this season 
. Go jets Go! 
. Go jets Go! 
Agreed that +/- are often very misleading especially for D-man. Doesn't take into account where a D-man makes the play in his own end gets the puck out and makes a quick change right before his team scores. But these things will likely balance out over a season. Also doesn't account for the quality of the line match-ups.
I've seen Buff much more dominant and be even or minus. He wasn't really involved offensively very much, at least to the point we are use to seeing.
Hank Chinaski
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Georges Laraque was a decent 4th liner in those days as well.
No, I'm mindful of the fact that Peluso probably won't have too many opportunities to play with Kane and Jokinen. But like you were saying, Peluso's overall game yesterday made a good impression.
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I, for one, am not jumping for joy after that win - as a team, the Jets looked to be confused and disorganized when the Rags were pressing from the points, and there were a lot of free pizzas given up, especially in the neutral zone.
Don't get me wrong, I'm pleased that they got the wins and went 4-1 on the road, because that's a huge improvment over last year's edition of the Jets. However, a team like Pittsburgh or Montreal would've feasted on the giveaways and confused passes in the Jets zone.
With that being said, however, there were some oustanding individual efforts by some players. Jokinen, Peluso and Wright looked good together, and Kane and Burmistrov are rapidly becoming dynamite together. So much so, in fact, that the two of them should be out for the entire two minutes of every PK, and they should be on the ice for the last two minutes of the game (considering that the Jets leave the outcome in some doubt, even with a two goal lead).
Mark my words, Kane and Burmistrov will make every other Jets forward expendable. They are solidifying their positions as untouchables. They are beginning to develop chemistry together, and as they start learning each other's positioning, just watch how the puck will end up on their sticks in impossible situations. They damn near scored on the PK out of sheer hustle, and if it weren't for a rolling puck on one shot and Burmi dragging a little on the other chance, they could've easily had two shorties.
I can't wait for Enstrom to come back, because him and Bogo are going to start serving up passes to Kane and Burmi like Housley feeding Selanne. The Jets are going to have a dominant PP in the near future.
Don't get me wrong, I'm pleased that they got the wins and went 4-1 on the road, because that's a huge improvment over last year's edition of the Jets. However, a team like Pittsburgh or Montreal would've feasted on the giveaways and confused passes in the Jets zone.
With that being said, however, there were some oustanding individual efforts by some players. Jokinen, Peluso and Wright looked good together, and Kane and Burmistrov are rapidly becoming dynamite together. So much so, in fact, that the two of them should be out for the entire two minutes of every PK, and they should be on the ice for the last two minutes of the game (considering that the Jets leave the outcome in some doubt, even with a two goal lead).
Mark my words, Kane and Burmistrov will make every other Jets forward expendable. They are solidifying their positions as untouchables. They are beginning to develop chemistry together, and as they start learning each other's positioning, just watch how the puck will end up on their sticks in impossible situations. They damn near scored on the PK out of sheer hustle, and if it weren't for a rolling puck on one shot and Burmi dragging a little on the other chance, they could've easily had two shorties.
I can't wait for Enstrom to come back, because him and Bogo are going to start serving up passes to Kane and Burmi like Housley feeding Selanne. The Jets are going to have a dominant PP in the near future.
Loved the little chat that Kane and Burmi had about Burmi delaying his pass over to Kane until it was too late. As DarthMonty says, this could be the beginning of a very productive player pairing. Some of this is wishing on my part, but I definitely like what I'm seeing happening between those two over the last few games.
Hank Chinaski
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Really? I actually thought this game ranked as one of Clitty's better ones. Moved the puck pretty well and didn't make too many mistakes.
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Every time we win I feel our Post Game Talk threads are missing something. Just feels kind of empty. Maybe it's just me.
I'll tell ya one thing, on this current road trip, with their backs pretty well against the wall for the sake of the season, these Winnipeg Jets have been Fuelled By Passion.
I'll tell ya one thing, on this current road trip, with their backs pretty well against the wall for the sake of the season, these Winnipeg Jets have been Fuelled By Passion.
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Gump Hasek
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I predict that Coach Noel will state at some point today that they definitely aren't going to separate their own shoulders by patting themselves on the back, that they have to start winning at home again, and that there is certainly more joy in Joyville right now.
Tdoe42
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I cant even remember the last time we saw Clitnone. Ever since he was a healthy scratch he hasnt had a bad game
Hank Chinaski
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I predict that Coach Noel will state at some point today that they definitely aren't going to separate their own shoulders by patting themselves on the back, that they have to start winning at home again, and that there is certainly more joy in Joyville right now.
Yup. That certainly was no Picasso they painted in the third, too many free pizzas. You wanna keep a rosary on the bench with some of those close calls. Hopefully they go back to playing more north-south tomorrow, and they get enough A games from players.
CorgisPer60
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Wow. It only took 10 hours for that Evander Kane thread to start poking his character
On the General Discussion board. Amazing that it took that long.
On the General Discussion board. Amazing that it took that long.
A great victory. I really enjoyed the sequence where Callahan broke his stick and Winnipeg was controlling the puck in the Rangers zone and Callahan (stickless) kept making these heroic blocks of shots and the Ranger fans were (understandably) going wild at his efforts - but Winnipeg, quietly and doggedly, kept controlling the puck in the Ranger zone -even after a line change- and then scored. That really deflated the home faithful.
As not the biggest Buff fan here, I thought he had a pretty good game - but not on D. He was really active deep in the Ranger zone - very reminiscent of his play for the Blackhawks during their cup run - when he played forward. One thing Buff would bring on offense (as a forward) is a lot of space for Kane, Burmi and Little to maneuver.
Kane is damn fast on the ice - just saying.
As not the biggest Buff fan here, I thought he had a pretty good game - but not on D. He was really active deep in the Ranger zone - very reminiscent of his play for the Blackhawks during their cup run - when he played forward. One thing Buff would bring on offense (as a forward) is a lot of space for Kane, Burmi and Little to maneuver.
Kane is damn fast on the ice - just saying.
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Romang67
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I would have been irate if that had happened to us. It's just one of those things that are supposed to fire the own team up.
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