1976len
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- Aug 16, 2017
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Question 1:
"26-year-old Hathaway finished with 6:52 of playing time, that’s fine for a 4th liner of his age. 20-year-old Dube played 6:27 which is not fine for someone so young. Yes the mantra is earn your minutes but with the team seemingly having three good lines, would a trip to the minors until the inevitable injury happens that opens up more minutes be that bad for Dube?"
Question 2:
Down one with four minutes to go with a man-advantage, the first thought that came to mind was pulling the goalie. Moments after the penalty expired Smith skated off for the the empty net extra man advantage. If that was the plan the whole time, which one can safely presume, why not go for the 2-man advantage while on the powerplay.
The link to the full article: March To The Stanley Cup, Calgary Flames Game 7 - Win Column Sports
"26-year-old Hathaway finished with 6:52 of playing time, that’s fine for a 4th liner of his age. 20-year-old Dube played 6:27 which is not fine for someone so young. Yes the mantra is earn your minutes but with the team seemingly having three good lines, would a trip to the minors until the inevitable injury happens that opens up more minutes be that bad for Dube?"
Question 2:
Down one with four minutes to go with a man-advantage, the first thought that came to mind was pulling the goalie. Moments after the penalty expired Smith skated off for the the empty net extra man advantage. If that was the plan the whole time, which one can safely presume, why not go for the 2-man advantage while on the powerplay.
The link to the full article: March To The Stanley Cup, Calgary Flames Game 7 - Win Column Sports