cygnus41
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Joined: 07.23.2012
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Yep. The Penguins' advanced stats were great in the Boston ECF in 2013. Won shot differential, scoring chance differential.
They didn't score goals. They allowed goals. They got swept. - hardnosed
We weren't going to the net so even with all the shots, we weren't getting enough chances to win every game. We also got super unlucky and were facing a great goalie.
If our PP is better, we win the Shark game. That's the one gripe I have, loved the rest of our game. Especially loved Pouliot taking over. |
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Everyone... I think we need a round of applause... my comments that got me banned from the "Die Hard" Penguins group on facebook, also got me an 8 hour bann on facebook. Of which, I slept through seven of them, and the getting read and drive to work took up the other hour. Missed the whole damn thing |
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jfkst1
Pittsburgh Penguins |
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Location: Clackety Clack Joined: 02.09.2015
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Everyone... I think we need a round of applause... my comments that got me banned from the "Die Hard" Penguins group on facebook, also got me an 8 hour bann on facebook. Of which, I slept through seven of them, and the getting read and drive to work took up the other hour. Missed the whole damn thing - Guile
What did you say that got you banned?
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What did you say that got you banned? - jfkst1
Something along the lines of a guy being a f'ing retard for not knowing that LA is good, Florida is bad, and we lost to Colorado.
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jmatchett383
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Newark, DE Joined: 03.09.2010
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So you are basically saying there is no way to call the game per the rules. If so, that means things are simply broken. - Emperor Filonius
Last night at the Flyers game, there were MULTIPLE times where each team had between 8 and 9 skaters on the ice during play while they were executing line changes on the fly. Per the rule book, no player can ever replace a player during play until the player being replaced has come completely off of the ice to the bench.
Why they didn't call a too many men on the ice penalty every time is baffling to me. I mean, they need to call it black-and-white per the rule book...right? |
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znagle
Pittsburgh Penguins |
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Location: OH Joined: 10.02.2014
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Last night at the Flyers game, there were MULTIPLE times where each team had between 8 and 9 skaters on the ice during play while they were executing line changes on the fly. Per the rule book, no player can ever replace a player during play until the player being replaced has come completely off of the ice to the bench.
Why they didn't call a too many men on the ice penalty every time is baffling to me. I mean, they need to call it black-and-white per the rule book...right? - jmatchett383
This happens every game and is seldom called. I agree it should be called. It would definitely help with more goal scoring. How many times has a change saved a team on the fly? |
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Last night at the Flyers game, there were MULTIPLE times where each team had between 8 and 9 skaters on the ice during play while they were executing line changes on the fly. Per the rule book, no player can ever replace a player during play until the player being replaced has come completely off of the ice to the bench.
Why they didn't call a too many men on the ice penalty every time is baffling to me. I mean, they need to call it black-and-white per the rule book...right? - jmatchett383
Thought it was that that was "ok" as long as none of the changing players made a play or touched the puck until the other player went off ice? |
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znagle
Pittsburgh Penguins |
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Location: OH Joined: 10.02.2014
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Thought it was that that was "ok" as long as none of the changing players made a play or touched the puck until the other player went off ice? - Guile
This is what I thought. |
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jfkst1
Pittsburgh Penguins |
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Location: Clackety Clack Joined: 02.09.2015
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Thought it was that that was "ok" as long as none of the changing players made a play or touched the puck until the other player went off ice? - Guile
Within 5 feet of the bench and not interfering with play (can't touch opposing player or puck) is allowed. |
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jmatchett383
Philadelphia Flyers |
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Location: Newark, DE Joined: 03.09.2010
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Within 5 feet of the bench and not interfering with play (can't touch opposing player or puck) is allowed. - jfkst1
It is. But several times every game for every team, players will be upwards of 8-10 feet away and the change is allowed without a call. Especially on the PK after a dump. |
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