dinodebino
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Yeah, probably, or at least slowed to a crawl.It crashed every trade deadline day, without fail.
When you build a team where 4 players take up half your cap, losing one to injury is gonna hurt your team. that’s the danger you run when you build a top heavy team. It’s a feature, not a bug.The leafs played fine. They just couldn’t solve price. And they played well despite missing Tavares. There isn’t much they need to do. Continue to develop Sandin. Replace Thornton and Simmonds with some more agile players and they will be fine.
everyone over reacts after elimination. The leafs don’t need to. Their only flaw was they couldn’t beat the best goalie in the world. You do not need to overhaul your club because of that.
They conceded 13 goals in 7 games. They don't have many issues.
When you build a team where 4 players take up half your cap, losing one to injury is gonna hurt your team. that’s the danger you run when you build a top heavy team. It’s a feature, not a bug.
When you build a team where 4 players take up half your cap, losing one to injury is gonna hurt your team. that’s the danger you run when you build a top heavy team. It’s a feature, not a bug.
Meh, the Leafs were still the better team, it's not like they were outplayed.
I don't think we were better, we played well, most of it was defending but if not for Price making all those amazing saves we would have easily lost.In Game 7, they were outplayed...we were the better team with both of our season's on the line...
In Game 7, they were outplayed...we were the better team with both of our season's on the line...
Yup. The Leafs looked like they just gave up after that 2nd goal by Perry. How does that happen in a Game 7?In Game 7, they were outplayed...we were the better team with both of our season's on the line...
Yup. The Leafs looked like they just gave up after that 2nd goal by Perry. How does that happen in a Game 7?
I don't think we were better, we played well, most of it was defending but if not for Price making all those amazing saves we would have easily lost.
It's not like we controlled the pace of the game, dictated the play, and dominated them with tons of scoring chances where Campbell had to stand on his head.
Yesterday was pretty even, our strategy was clear, very tight checking and heavy stick work, clog the neutral zone, one man forechecking and be opportunistic. That worked well for us but how much is skewed by Price robbing the Leafs quite a few times.
Keefe said it today I believe, and I’m paraphrasing, where Toronto were actually confused. Montreal took it to them in games 5 and 6, which the Leafs had said they weren’t ready for. Game 7, they prepped for the Habs onslaught but instead they got a more counter punching Habs team which they didn’t expect.
Price was solid, and made some key saves, especially the nice one off his shoulder, but he actually didn’t have to stand on his head like other times in this series. Our team showed up for 50 minutes (that 10 minute turtle game in the 3rd was concerning) which helped.
Meh, the Leafs were still the better team, it's not like they were outplayed.