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Nope, we're winning it. Have faith lol.herman said:We are going to lose so gloriously to a Seth Jones hat trick, aren't we.
Guilt Trip said:Nope, we're winning it. Have faith lol.herman said:We are going to lose so gloriously to a Seth Jones hat trick, aren't we.
Yup...those guys.herman said:Guilt Trip said:Nope, we're winning it. Have faith lol.herman said:We are going to lose so gloriously to a Seth Jones hat trick, aren't we.
You mean have faith in the same team that sputtered against an ailing Vancouver Canucks team that just came back from a COVID outbreak while some of them could barely lace up their skates?
The Leafs are extremely good at being the supervillain that is overcome by the plucky underdog protagonist in dire circumstances. We even have the shooting percentage of Imperial stormtroopers. ;D
CarltonTheBear said:So I do think there are times where the PP should get loaded up and the team needs to have a system in place for when that happens, but I also don't think throwing out separate units from time to time even if it's just to throw the opposing penalty killers off is a bad idea either. You could run:
Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:Agreed. That was the rap on Babs, we all recall. Keefe was supposed to be the breath of fresh air that changed all that. At least with the PP he's been as bullheaded as his predecessor.
L K said:The Leafs really feel kind of predictable. Their passes on the PP seem slow and plodding rather than crisp. They don't seem to make the goalie move side to side much.
It's Rielly passing to Marner or Mathews back and forth until they finally take a shot. They don't have guys skating and shifting positions. I just don't understand how a team with this much offensive talent (at least in the top 4-5 forward and 1-2 defensemen) can be so boring and predictable.
L K said:The Leafs really feel kind of predictable. Their passes on the PP seem slow and plodding rather than crisp. They don't seem to make the goalie move side to side much.
It's Rielly passing to Marner or Mathews back and forth until they finally take a shot. They don't have guys skating and shifting positions. I just don't understand how a team with this much offensive talent (at least in the top 4-5 forward and 1-2 defensemen) can be so boring and predictable.
CarltonTheBear said:Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:Agreed. That was the rap on Babs, we all recall. Keefe was supposed to be the breath of fresh air that changed all that. At least with the PP he's been as bullheaded as his predecessor.
In terms of common criticisms of both it's kinda funny how Keefe is just the bizarro version of Babcock. Babcock was a dick to players, Keefe is too lenient with the players. Babcock doesn't play the stars enough, Keefe plays the stars too much. Babcock never plays Matthews and Marner together, Keefe (until recently) never split them up. An outsider could say "well that's just Leafs fans always resorting to hating their coach" and maybe there's some truth to that but I also don't think it should be that unreasonable to expect a happy medium in those examples I listed.
OldTimeHockey said:...If the players, making millions of dollars, can't get interested to play the game, what is the coach to do?