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Highlander said:lc9 said:Stronger Than All said:Next game against the Avalanche who have lost 7 in a row. I wonder what team they might happen to snap that streak against...
Definitely a loss. Just like last time the Avs were struggling.
May I point out that Rangers were 6-4 in there last 10 not 0-7
No, I think there's 2.L K said:Highlander said:lc9 said:Stronger Than All said:Next game against the Avalanche who have lost 7 in a row. I wonder what team they might happen to snap that streak against...
Definitely a loss. Just like last time the Avs were struggling.
May I point out that Rangers were 6-4 in there last 10 not 0-7
Only one poster in this forum that can watch this game and find everything a problem with the Leafs.
This really looked like a bad bounce kinda game for me. Georgiev almost set a franchise record for saves. It was one of those games. I really think the team played well overall. Sparks let in one bad goal and the first one was pure puck luck, just like Matthews' goal against Ottawa.Highlander said:Can't win them all. Sparks not great, their Goalie should win a best supporting Oscar for his role tonight.
Explain how the performance by Georgiev wasn't an outlier though? You run into that once in a while. I will say they really need to figure out that PP asap.lc9 said:What a loss. Get wholly dominated by a back up goalie.
And it was all puck luck I?m sure.
Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:Yikes, glad I missed this one. O-fer on the PP ... again. That has become a major, major issue and so far the coaches have showed no inclination to a thing about it. With the firepower this team has, there's no way it should be so bad for so long.
OldTimeHockey said:Anyone putting this game on Sparks reminds me of those parents that sit in the stands in a hockey game and blame it on the goalie when little Johnny's team loses 1-0
"You look at the shot total, and I feel like a complete idiot walking off and saying we defended pretty well even though there were 55 shots. But I actually thought we defended pretty well. That's a scary, scary team. They have high-end talent, they can beat you 1-on-1, but boy, I thought we did a good job clearing the netfront out."
"There was lots of chances on the power play, obviously, but I thought we had a lot of good players here tonight," Toronto coach Mike Babcock said. "It's not like I could go through it and say, 'This guy didn't play good.' That wasn't the case. We played good."
lc9 said:They have gotten 11 out of their 12 points and have basically gained no ground on the teams around them. With how little Andersen has played recently I don?t see a season to give Sparks much more action this season.
Joe S. said:lc9 said:They have gotten 11 out of their 12 points and have basically gained no ground on the teams around them. With how little Andersen has played recently I don?t see a season to give Sparks much more action this season.
I don?t understand what you want? Would you prefer they?d have lost 5 in a row and behind Boston and Montreal right now?
OldTimeHockey said:RedLeaf said:azzurri63 said:Hoping for another solid game from Sparks.
Leafs can keep the Zibanejad line under control should be just fine.
That line especially Zib has been lights out lately.
Also hoping for better efforts from Kadri, Matthews and Marner as they were brutal last night.
Yes. I'm a little concerned about Matthews myself. He seems to be avoiding physical contact and shying away from busy areas of the ice. He's either been holding out on going full throttle a little longer, until his shoulder is 100% again or is waiting for the playoffs to assert his dominance. Either way its concerning. Is he headed for post season shoulder surgery?
I think Matthews' problem is he's been placed on a black hole of a line. Kapanen is real fast but not much else and has no playmaking ability. Marleau is Marleau. Neither is going to get Matthews the puck like Marner is getting the puck to Tavares.
Matthews is your sniper. He shouldn't be the one retrieving pucks in the corners.
RedLeaf said:OldTimeHockey said:RedLeaf said:azzurri63 said:Hoping for another solid game from Sparks.
Leafs can keep the Zibanejad line under control should be just fine.
That line especially Zib has been lights out lately.
Also hoping for better efforts from Kadri, Matthews and Marner as they were brutal last night.
Yes. I'm a little concerned about Matthews myself. He seems to be avoiding physical contact and shying away from busy areas of the ice. He's either been holding out on going full throttle a little longer, until his shoulder is 100% again or is waiting for the playoffs to assert his dominance. Either way its concerning. Is he headed for post season shoulder surgery?
I think Matthews' problem is he's been placed on a black hole of a line. Kapanen is real fast but not much else and has no playmaking ability. Marleau is Marleau. Neither is going to get Matthews the puck like Marner is getting the puck to Tavares.
Matthews is your sniper. He shouldn't be the one retrieving pucks in the corners.
I can?t agree with that. Matthews is one of the most talented players in the game today. He?s only being paid less than one guy in the NHL right now. He should be creating offense with whichever NHL players you put with him. He?s not creating on the power play of late with those skill guys you?re talking about either . Something?s off .
No he isn't. The extension kicks in next season.RedLeaf said:He?s only being paid less than one guy in the NHL right now.