LeafsNation75
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It was just a guess of mine why he keeps playing Marleau so much.What about the accountability he preached in his first year? Tie still goes to the vet even when the vet sucks?
It was just a guess of mine why he keeps playing Marleau so much.What about the accountability he preached in his first year? Tie still goes to the vet even when the vet sucks?
If I had to guess I think he must owe Marleau some loyalty for him being a veteran or that's why he gives him the benefit of the doubt and keeps giving him regular minutes.
Maybe I'm wrong but wasn't it speculated that when Marleau signed he would be on the same line with Matthews? We know that never happened. At least that's what I remember hearing and why he left San Jose after 19 years, although I guess it was more due to the 3rd year of his contract that Lou Lamoriello was offering him.Bit of nepotism goin on there. Probably an agreement that he won't ever be shamed by a 4th line role.
Or maybe Babs has an honour code he is upholding for a fellow oldie.
Truth is... I feel like he NEEDS to explain this because he is not putting LOGO first with this thinking. Marleau kills most of the play when he is on.
Brown the exact same.
Really makes it hard to see him as the guy to lead us to the cup sometimes.
Just do the opposite of what Kypreos suggests sounds like a good thing.Feel like if Kyper is suggesting something we should not do that thing.
So let's see. We have played the best line in hockey to a standstill with our own top line, so should we then try moving the player that drives that success to a different line?
Let's put it another way. Our top line was so good against theirs that the Bruins felt like they needed to move Pastrnak away from that unit, so we should take apart that top line to copy them?
Sometimes I think Kypreos is actually attempting to come up with the most horrendous takes possible.
So let's see. We have played the best line in hockey to a standstill with our own top line, so should we then try moving the player that drives that success to a different line?
Let's put it another way. Our top line was so good against theirs that the Bruins felt like they needed to move Pastrnak away from that unit, so we should take apart that top line to copy them?
Sometimes I think Kypreos is actually attempting to come up with the most horrendous takes possible.
just getting his "Dreger" onSo let's see. We have played the best line in hockey to a standstill with our own top line, so should we then try moving the player that drives that success to a different line?
Let's put it another way. Our top line was so good against theirs that the Bruins felt like they needed to move Pastrnak away from that unit, so we should take apart that top line to copy them?
Sometimes I think Kypreos is actually attempting to come up with the most horrendous takes possible.
LeaFlandic heads would explode after comparing TOI for Toronto forwardsSince Babcock already plays Marner on the penalty kill, do you really think he would double shift him with Nylander? Hell in Game 3 late in the 3rd Babcock sent out Gauthier instead of Nylander for an offensive zone faceoff, which the Bruins won and Andersen made that save with the nob of his stick.
I would double shift a one or two times a period .It's a good take. I'm not an expert but analyzing our lines, Tavares and Bergeron lines are cancelling each other out, Matthews line is doing well, Nylander's line is completely dominating but can't score. We have defensive depth in brown, Marleau, Moore, Kapanen. Not for the full game but it makes sense to throw Marner on another line for a couple shifts just to mix things up because we have the defensive depth to replace Marner's defensive abilities on the top line. I only say this because we lost Kadri. If we had Kadri we don't need to get creative.