Sabres playoff run?
16 games remaining
5 of those are away
Only 1 or 2 more back to backs...
Dale Arnold is giving a sermon on the Bruins woes right now. Lucic and Horton 1 hit combined last night. No help coming until trade deadline and maybe no trade at all. Calling out the entire team.
Preach on, Dale!
RIP Guy Boucher
Dale Arnold is giving a sermon on the Bruins woes right now. Lucic and Horton 1 hit combined last night. No help coming until trade deadline and maybe no trade at all. Calling out the entire team.
Preach on, Dale!
RIP Guy Boucher
Missed the Habs game, but based on the result, I had a much better time.
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Possession time is something the Bruins try to do every game and the players talked about it between periods last night. They are more physical than Toronto but last night there was more pushback and the Bruins fumbled the puck and/or wasted chances by turning the puck over. Leafs did a good job protecting the front of their net and cashed in on the few chances they had.What is there to call out? The Bruins completely outclassed the Leafs last night in the third period. I can't understand these people talking about Bruins "woes" after what I witnessed yesterday. Yes they lost but Boston illustrated just how massive the talent gap is between them and Toronto with the way they controlled the play in the Leaf zone.
THANK YOU BASED YZERMAN!
Dat Contract!Sounds like they should overpay for playoff legend Danny Briere.I'd take a 7th round pick at this point, but I doubt he'll waive his NMC.
He had no idea how to manage a game. His response to anything was just to mix up the lines, which he would do 15 times a game and none of the players had a chance to form chemistry with any other players.What didn't you like about Boucher?
Something about the Ducks organization and hairlines.
I fear i'm heading this route too...
Not this guy
YOU WILL BEAR MANY SONS WHO WILL CARRY ON YOUR HAIRLINEAGE
He had no idea how to manage a game. His response to anything was just to mix up the lines, which he would do 15 times a game and none of the players had a chance to form chemistry with any other players.
He didn't make anyone on this team really accountable. Vets like Eric Brewer and Teddy Purcell have a ridiculously long leash and he wouldn't reduce their ice time even if they played like shit for ten games in a row, even if our young guys were out performing them - which they have all season. The vets pretty much tuned Boucher out.
There was just a really bad culture surrounding this team and it's a direct result of Boucher. The Lightning are soft and get pushed around every game, teams take cheap shots at one of them and no one else stands up for the guy. They play like individuals out there, not a team.
In the end he had to go.
Dat Contract!
I'd take Briere as a one year rental but not for two more after at 6mil cap hit.
Sounds like Sacco.
He had no idea how to manage a game. His response to anything was just to mix up the lines, which he would do 15 times a game and none of the players had a chance to form chemistry with any other players.
He didn't make anyone on this team really accountable. Vets like Eric Brewer and Teddy Purcell have a ridiculously long leash and he wouldn't reduce their ice time even if they played like shit for ten games in a row, even if our young guys were out performing them - which they have all season. The vets pretty much tuned Boucher out.
There was just a really bad culture surrounding this team and it's a direct result of Boucher. The Lightning are soft and get pushed around every game, teams take cheap shots at one of them and no one else stands up for the guy. They play like individuals out there, not a team.
In the end he had to go.
Our defense plays well below their capabilities. Boucher got much more out of a far worse defense two years ago. And getting an elite goaltender isn't exactly easy. There's only so many to go around and most teams aren't willing to let them go for obvious reasons. But that's been a problem in Tampa for a decade now so it's not exactly like it's unique to Yzerman. We need a new goaltending coach more than anything, something Yzerman will deserve blame for if he doesn't fix soon.Yzerman is as much to blame. He's assembled that horrible D and goaltending.
It was most appreciated.I guess losing to Ottawa is the last straw lol
Ankle sprain for John-Michael Liles he is day to day.
NHL news:
Jarome Iginla's list of four teams: Chicago, Pittsburgh, Boston, Los Angeles.
.Chicago or LA please.
Ankle sprain for John-Michael Liles he is day to day.
NHL news:
Jarome Iginla's list of four teams: Chicago, Pittsburgh, Boston, Los Angeles.
Chicago or LA please.
Ankle sprain for John-Michael Liles he is day to day.
NHL news:
Jarome Iginla's list of four teams: Chicago, Pittsburgh, Boston, Los Angeles.
Whats going on with Stafford Buffalo ppl? Just 2 years ago he put up 30 goals in 60 games. Last year he put up 20 goals on a crappy team.I noticed hes been a healthy scratch. Some team could get a steal if they pick him up for cheap. Still young and a couple of years left on his contract.
I'm pretty vocal about the Canucks diving,but he gets a piece of him here at the end and if the player is expecting to move, but gets impeded, he would definitely fall.
Perron trying out for a trade to Vancouver.
Seems like a bunch of big wingers are having a bad year: Clowe, Stafford, Lucic.
It's not like Whitney was trying to hook him, but he gets him right under the knee and basically pulls his leg out from under him. When you're trying to move forward and you get hooked like that, I don't think you can help but flail a little when you go down.I'm pretty vocal about the Canucks diving,but he gets a piece of him here at the end and if the player is expecting to move, but gets impeded, he would definitely fall.
To THIS degree...I'm not sure about that, but it was a hook.
I'm pretty vocal about the Canucks diving,but he gets a piece of him here at the end and if the player is expecting to move, but gets impeded, he would definitely fall.
To THIS degree...I'm not sure about that, but it was a hook.
My theory is the lockout had something to do with it. The way these guys play, they rely heavily on their body and physical play, so with a lockout and a short training camp, most of them are out of shape and out of gas.
I guess losing to Ottawa is the last straw lol
Yzerman was talking to our GM in practice, we have experience in hiring/firing coaches.