Once Scheifele was getting double shifted he looked a little tired but they didn't play too bad .Didn’t see the game but nice win.
The top line (E S V) did not get a single shot on net? Wut.
Once Scheifele was getting double shifted he looked a little tired but they didn't play too bad .Didn’t see the game but nice win.
The top line (E S V) did not get a single shot on net? Wut.
So..... how do we keep perfetti on a scoring line??Lovely stuff
Perfecto was inspired.
The new lines provided some jump.
Lardo had a game. This player adds so much to the Jets.
Josh Morrissey his second very strong game in a row.
Could have been a 4-1 or 4-2 win for the jets without too much imagination.
Congrats to @surixon
I absolutely disagree with two of your assertions:Was at the game and you could tell it was a Monday night not a weekend. Not much energy in the building. Low event game for the most part so right up our alley.
Something is off with 55, I'll just leave it at that. 27 is also struggling. My personal feeling is that 55 doesn't like the dump and grind it out style of play we are incorporating and it certainly doesn't fit Ehler's or Connor's game. Not saying it's the wrong system, just saying those players are not suited to play that way and a season of it takes a toll on their bodies.
CMC line was the difference in the game as far as offense.
44 is a beast and our best player. So much fun to watch him dance when everyone else is chasing him.
88 struggled but he's not lazy and is giving it his all, just father time taking it's toll.
I will say, we are too small of a team. We get pushed around and loose battles too easily.
Wow can LA fire the puck.
The pp sucks even worse in person. No plan other than to cycle it around the perimeter and get it down low where the play dies. At this point if they don't remove the coach in the off season, they should be fired themselves.
Yeah his battle level is so much more than the last couple months.91, 81, 55, 44, 4, 9, 13 all good. Nice to see the forchecking from Connor. I actually think he wasn't terrible through the losing streak.
I absolutely disagree with two of your assertions:
Schiefele on the system: the top line has almost always played a dump in retrieval style game. Schiefele played maybe his best hockey as a Jet in the first have of this season in the exact same style.
Additionally, they played essentially the same system in the "pack of wolves" season, and he was incredibly productive in it.
It's more likely that he's worn down by the grind of the season and how many minutes he's played. Not only does he play the most minutes of any forward, he's playing the hardest minutes, AND other teams key in on him as they know he stirs the drink for the Jets.
The solution is to have 3 scoring lines, and allow Schiefele to play a bit less and under some more favorable matchups. Id be looking to rest him in the last 7.
Secondly, we're too small:
We're one of the bigger teams in the league. One of the things I hear about the Jets from other teams broadcast teams often is how big and physical we are.
That doesn't mean big hits all over the ice. You hit when you don't have the puck. The Jets use their physical energy for protecting the puck, turning it over, etc. They don't play a bullying style.
I will say I wish the Jets finished their checks a bit more often because there is real benefit in that.
Yes, I understand the negativity directed at 81, I am often right there in the middle of it. But it often gets overstated. He avoids the physical play because knows his body can't handle it, but when he uses his speed and active stick he can actually be effective defensively and even moreso on the forecheck.Yeah his battle level is so much more than the last couple months.
People who expect him to hit guys or invite contact will never like him - is simply not his game.
However, if he can be a puck hound, use his stick effectively and work harder to get the puck out I think that's more than enough along with his production.
Pionk makes 2 or 3 brain-dead plays per game, but nobody mentions the great plays for some reason. When he's on the ice, the guy is always in the play.Can we give a certain Dman a nickname then? Pidone? Pistunk? Piononopleaseno?
I think it's also the reason he's stayed healthy throughout his careerYes, I understand the negativity directed at 81, I am often right there in the middle of it. But it often gets overstated. He avoids the physical play because knows his body can't handle it, but when he uses his speed and active stick he can actually be effective defensively and even moreso on the forecheck.
Yeah his battle and give a shit is off the charts. That's one of the reasons I like him so much, he's like a little bulldog.Pionk makes 2 or 3 brain-dead plays per game, but nobody mentions the great plays for some reason. When he's on the ice, the guy is always in the play.
Like I said in a earlier post not our problem anymore he made his bed Chevy got what he could, done and dustedMan did we dodge a bullet by trading Dubois, LA's board is done with him and want him bought out, wow .
smiley finally gave in.
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Pld will end up with nearly 100 million in career earnings based on nothing more than being a 6'3" center drafted 3rd overall.Man did we dodge a bullet by trading Dubois, LA's board is done with him and want him bought out, wow .
His defensive numbers seem strong, I wonder what he looks like in Appleton's spot. A departure from the prototype on that line, but I'd be curious to see what would happenSo..... how do we keep perfetti on a scoring line??
We need THREE scoring lines!
Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny.Origins, is it? OK, lets get to it.
Years ago, a certain rookie poster became frustrated with his team. He tried to express his frustration in real time with standard lexicon (often lurid), but found those adjectives strangely hollow, and lacking in punch.
Searching for new ways to urge his beloved charges onward, the poster resorted to taxonomic terms. The said poster was not above invoking phylogeny, nor ontogeny.
Species thought to be extinct (eg, the coelacanth - a truly ancient animal whose genes stopped incorporating random beneficial mutations hundreds of thousands of years ago with their occupation of the perfect ecological niche) provided a certain je n'est-ce quoi to our beloved hero's attempts to find gravitas in his exclamations (Table 1).
Table 1. Evolution of hockey exhortation.
2013. "FFS score you used-car mongering swine." and the classic "These refs only want to f@3% us!" Excitement level: bottom, dirt level.
2015. "Please score you useless bags of squalid effluent." Excitement level: low
2016. "Go you gravy-sucking salmon, examine your souls, Valhalla is calling!" Excitement level: Mid grade.
2017 aka the breakthrough year. "Skate, ye great suffering sacs of translucent coelacanth upper digestive tracts! Skate, wheel and celly ye overblown hydrogen sucking dirigibles!" Excitement level: High... this prose has punch.
The Jets per se become an allegory for aquatic biology, with their success as a species on the line with every game played. Variations on this theme involve
- water quality passing through their gills (red river sewage is the preferred medium).
- lobes, bouyancy sacs, notochord function becomes part of the functional pantheon.
And, there you have it. Hope this helps.
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I thought for sure he was gonna f*** us ......I guess he really doesn't care.I was happy the fans booed PLD tonight.
It was the only way I could tell he was on the ice!!!
Volare had 4 shots on net?Didn’t see the game but nice win.
The top line (E S V) did not get a single shot on net? Wut.
You must mean PionkeyCan we give a certain Dman a nickname then? Pidone? Pistunk? Piononopleaseno?
Oops. My mistake - thanks for correcting.Volare had 4 shots on net?