ChiHawk21
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hes been great all playoffs too. damnArmia did not travel to TB - he's on covid protocol. That is a big loss for Habs if he remains out.
hes been great all playoffs too. damnArmia did not travel to TB - he's on covid protocol. That is a big loss for Habs if he remains out.
Price has played for marginal, mostly terrible teams his entire career. Vasi, pretty much the opposite.... and though both goaltenders have been excellent Price is absolutely ahead of Vasi in this year's running for the Conn Smythe.
Stats don't tell the story.
Price has definitely been more valuable to his team than Vasi on these playoffs and I’d give him the slight edge for this year in quality of play.
But I don’t think Montreal stands a chance in this series unless one of Vasi or Hedman miss a huge portion of this series and the Smythe then comes down to Point vs Vasi, or maybe Kucherov if he has a massive series.
I’ve never seen someone try so hard to cross check someone after the whistle (Gallagher) and barely even move them (Hedman).
You say it like you are surprised. It has been the case forever.watching the way this game is unfolding...hawks will need to address the composition of their blueline because they're not built for this brand of hockey at all...can get away with having some smaller finess forwards but its a necessity to have a blueline that can play a heavy style of hockey
You say it like you are surprised. It has been the case forever.
is interference a thing they call in nhl anymore or nah...
No. While the physicality is entertaining, I cannot stand what the playoffs have devolved into. We are moving back to the DPE with every passing season. The officials also missed at least a half dozen dangerous penalties that period. The slash Kucherov took was f***ing nonsense, and right in front of the official. A couple nasty, high crosschecks. The stick work is out of control.
But "Let them play" or something.
yeah its pretty terrible...danault dumped it in late in 1st period and the defenseman (think it was cernak) just got in his way, obstructed his path to the puck and took him out of the play without making any attempt to play the puck...at this point just have big, mobile defensemen that can obstruct as much as possible and you neutralize the forecheck for most lines, if thats how the nhl is going to call the game in the playoffs then its silly not to take advantage of it
Maybe now with the espn contract and likely more exposure the nhl will reemphasize obstruction to speed the game up for entertainment purposes.yeah its pretty terrible...danault dumped it in late in 1st period and the defenseman (think it was cernak) just got in his way, obstructed his path to the puck and took him out of the play without making any attempt to play the puck...at this point just have big, mobile defensemen that can obstruct as much as possible and you neutralize the forecheck for most lines, if thats how the nhl is going to call the game in the playoffs then its silly not to take advantage of it