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We need to talk about Zach.
And no place better than the Bobrovsky thread.
We need to talk about Zach.
--Dude is ALL OVER THE PLACE in his crease.
--Slow to react to situations, such as, quite simple passes and broken plays that are quite common.
--Major issue with pucks through traffic.
--Holes seem to be absolutely noticeable with Bob, with the goalie pads being reduced.
The same can be said for NONE of these in regards to Korpisalo. Not to mention the lack of bruise complaints.
3. The Blue Jackets aren’t thrilled with the rumour factory surrounding Sergei Bobrovsky and Artemi Panarin. So, without trying to separate fact from fiction, the situation with Bobrovsky appears… untenable. I believed the organization had the right approach in keeping both and going for it, since they have a good team. Panarin’s got nine points in eight games, and generally goes about his business. But no one within 100 minutes of Bobrovsky has a worse save percentage, and only one who has played more has a higher goals-against average. He looks very unhappy, and what Columbus must weigh is the effect it has on the roster. He has control over the situation with a no-move clause, but it is believed he has given an indication of teams he will consider. Even if you think Long Island is in Bobrovsky’s future, isn’t there some point this season he has to ramp it up to his regular level of excellence as proof of his worth?=
He will be back on track.
It's his contract year, so the motivation is there plus I think his ego might be hurt now, hence he will work twice as hard.
When I see Bob's interviews I usually see a mentally frail guy. Given his age I doubt this can be improved, I also doubt he has it in him to be the starting goalie that can bring his team to the Stanley Cup finals and win it. And I mean on any team.
And I rarely criticize my fellow countrymen due to my hypocritical nature.
Curious as to how you can deem him mentally frail by watching interviews of him? How does bob seem mentally frail in interviews?
So, without trying to separate fact from fiction, the situation with Bobrovsky appears… untenable. I believed the organization had the right approach in keeping both and going for it, since they have a good team. Panarin’s got nine points in eight games, and generally goes about his business. But no one within 100 minutes of Bobrovsky has a worse save percentage, and only one who has played more has a higher goals-against average. He looks very unhappy, and what Columbus must weigh is the effect it has on the roster. He has control over the situation with a no-move clause, but it is believed he has given an indication of teams he will consider. Even if you think Long Island is in Bobrovsky’s future, isn’t there some point this season he has to ramp it up to his regular level of excellence as proof of his worth?
Not scientific but seems like Bob has struggled in past with too much rest. He is a work horse.
How this plays out I don't know.
October | 9 | 9 | 60:57 | 7 | 2 | 0 | 18 | 1.97 | 273 | 255 | .934 | 1 |
November | 11 | 11 | 60:52 | 7 | 3 | 1 | 21 | 1.88 | 328 | 307 | .936 | 2 |
October | 7 | 7 | 59:30 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 14 | 2.02 | 232 | 218 | .940 | 2 |
November | 12 | 12 | 56:18 | 9 | 2 | 1 | 24 | 2.13 | 314 | 290 | .924 | 1 |
December | 12 | 12 | 59:58 | 12 | 0 | 0 | 21 | 1.75 | 343 | 322 | .939 | 0 |
In the past Bob has broken down with too much work, either by injury or extended slumps. In the past we've overplayed him. Having said that he seemed to get the injury situation under control. There are a lot of things I would use to describe Bob, but workhouse isn't one of them. I've said in the past that Bob tends to get into his own head. It might not be the work, now that he's addressed the injury issues a bit, it might be mostly in his head at this point. It usually takes him a while to get out of his funks.
There seems to be a lot of confusion over Bob. For example "Bob's always a slow starter". Just last season.
The previous season.[TBODY] [/TBODY]
October 9 9 60:57 7 2 0 18 1.97 273 255 .934 1 November 11 11 60:52 7 3 1 21 1.88 328 307 .936 2
We really tend to not remember things all that well.[TBODY] [/TBODY]
October 7 7 59:30 3 3 1 14 2.02 232 218 .940 2 November 12 12 56:18 9 2 1 24 2.13 314 290 .924 1 December 12 12 59:58 12 0 0 21 1.75 343 322 .939 0
Your data doesn't support that Rest hurts or helps Bob. If so how? Again if you're going to quote me and say I'm wrong then please show data how I'm wrong, would love to be proven wrong.
--Dude is ALL OVER THE PLACE in his crease.
--Slow to react to situations, such as, quite simple passes and broken plays that are quite common.
--Major issue with pucks through traffic.
--Holes seem to be absolutely noticeable with Bob, with the goalie pads being reduced.
The same can be said for NONE of these in regards to Korpisalo. Not to mention the lack of bruise complaints.
makes sense. Now, it's up to see if he'll adapt to his new goalie coach or if management/Torts runs out of patience and plays Korpisalo more often.One thing I was wondering about in the Bob situation was goaltending coach. Clark left and was replaced by Legace. Bob's struggling. He's working with a new goalie coach. Clark is now in Vancouver.
Jake Allen got hurt and had to be pulled from the game for St. Louis tonight. If he's hurt for a while….Davidson obviously with his ties to St. Louis….2+2 equals?