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Forums :: Blog World :: Bill Meltzer: Flyers Gameday: 10/27/18 vs. NYI
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VladDrag
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: West Chester, PA
Joined: 01.13.2009

Oct 27 @ 7:58 PM ET
We’re there any boos or fire Hak chants at the game?
- Buzzo


Yes
VladDrag
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: West Chester, PA
Joined: 01.13.2009

Oct 27 @ 7:59 PM ET
Keep


For jack Hughes purposes only

- Just5


Lose for Hughes
xShoot4WarAmpsx
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: Hamilton, ON
Joined: 06.25.2010

Oct 27 @ 8:03 PM ET
They already have a guy that can do that. The time for talk is over. I'm not trading for a player to talk. Too much talk, time for action.
- MJL


There is no action, these guys are playing like poop because they are mentally weak. Things dont go their way they play as if their world just ended. They need something positive. Right now the only positive thing is that a team on this road trip could take Philly lightly and they could explode
ajw12
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: PA
Joined: 06.27.2017

Oct 27 @ 8:13 PM ET
Haha don’t act like you wouldn’t love to resurrect mike Johnston’s penguins career. But in all seriousness, I don’t view Hakstol as a must keep by any means, but canning him isn’t going to be a magical cure. I totally understand the frustration and wanting to see a head roll. Something.
- stayinthefnnet


Ohhhh I completely agree with you. It's not gonna be a cure all but something needs to happen like yesterdayyyyyy
MJL
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: Candyland, PA
Joined: 09.20.2007

Oct 27 @ 9:00 PM ET
There is no action, these guys are playing like poop because they are mentally weak. Things dont go their way they play as if their world just ended. They need something positive. Right now the only positive thing is that a team on this road trip could take Philly lightly and they could explode
- xShoot4WarAmpsx



I'm looking for future action. You suggested trading for a player to talk. Enough talk.
BroadSTmayhem
Philadelphia Flyers
Joined: 10.03.2012

Oct 27 @ 9:30 PM ET
Not scapegoating him. There is blame to go all around. But he showed no effort today in an important game. He's supposed to be a leader and he goes out and does nothing all game. He's supposed to have all these great traits and frankly they're nowhere to be seen.

Same can pretty much be said for Jake as well in all honesty. At least G is putting up numbers at a decent clip and looks like he gives a damn out there.

- hereticpride


If Simmonds is struggling to score, he needs to be out there hitting everything that moves, and/or dropping the gloves to set a tone. Nothing even close to this is happening.

Given that, at this point, I’d love to see a Ryan Reaves-type on this team...someone who can stir the pot and blow it up.
Flyers1218
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: New York, NY
Joined: 06.28.2007

Oct 27 @ 9:45 PM ET
Islanders goal 1) Patrick loses his check leaving Komarov all alone at the net for a tip

Islanders goal 2) Patrick loses his check and Beauvillier scores from the slot.

Islanders goal 3) Folin tries to do too much and botches a simple 2 on 2.

Islanders goal 4) Neutral zone turnover, Laughton glides and doesn't pick anyone up

Islanders goal 5) Sanheim leaves his feet.

Islanders goal 6) Mixup in communication, Provorov challenges high, Lehtera goes to same man leaving mini 2 on 1 down low.

- MJL



I mean that’s coaching. Yes, the players play, but the coach should be correcting mistakes. Especially within his system.
MJL
Philadelphia Flyers
Location: Candyland, PA
Joined: 09.20.2007

Oct 27 @ 9:51 PM ET
I mean that’s coaching. Yes, the players play, but the coach should be correcting mistakes. Especially within his system.
- Flyers1218


A coach can't correct mistakes, only players can. All a coach can do is identify them, show the players what the mistakes are, teach them how to correct them by running drills, etc. It's always up to the players.
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