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...mselves in bad positions and being behind the play more than in front of it. The boys will have to being a half second quicker on decisions and a few FEET closer to check and loose pucks to out-work this Preds team. "The one thing we're hanging our hat on is we're hanging in there defensively," T...
...e work to do. “Generally, the last couple of games, I think they've been a little bit better on battles and skating. I find we're not moving our FEET and we're kind of losing some battles. I don't think it's any tactical thing. We've got to get some guys in the fight here a little bit. But it's...
...se their space: "Their breakouts and their neutral zone, I thought they got after it and we didn't," he said Saturday. "I didn't feel we moved our FEET to work back to space. And when you do that, you're disconnected and all of a sudden they look good. Credit to them, they looked good, but I thin...
...cusable and Jake Debrusk’s power-play goal was a combination of Toronto’s weak penalty killing and a rebound left right at the Bruins forward’s FEET. Jake Debrusk. Boston has the lead pic.twitter.com/anpowqiKak— Omar (@TicTacTOmar) April 25, 2024 The Leafs have gone 1-7 in their...
...night off tonight. I liked Broberg's game overall against the Coyotes. He backed off a bit too much on the Yotes third goal but he also moved his FEET well and made some good passes and jumped up on the rush at appropriate times. Looking forward to seeing how he fares tonight. Tonight is also...
...e neutral zone, circled back and entered into the O zone. #88 put the puck on Perron’s stick on the left half wall. Perron found Compher just a few FEET back from where he scored in the first period. This time a quick forehand shot. Being within 2 brings a small glimpse of hope for Detroit to try ...
...r replay. Offside reviews are intended to take goals scored on blatantly offside plays -- think 1980 Stanley Cup Final Game 6 or Daniel Briere's four-FEET offside goal in the 2012 Eastern Conference Quarterfinal -- off the scoreboard. When we need multi-angle freeze frames to tell if the puck wa...
...– but it’s something Tocc is aware of and on top of. “It’s my job to figure ways to get him going,” Tocc explained. “When he moves his FEET, and I know everybody talks about it, he drives plays. He’s a hell of a player and we just have to keep reminding him to get in those situation...
...who he was, and the team was absolutely brutal to watch. The season got cut short, and it was just probably the most awkward time to try and get your FEET wet. Almost 5 years and over 1000 blogs later, tonight had a very familiar feeling. Here’s the good news, Washington didn’t move further ...
...ers from last season. Speaking of improvement, Juraj Slafkovsky is making the end of this season entertaining to watch. He’s now very steady on his FEET and he can use his big frame to win board battles. Furthermore, his decision-making has improved by leaps and bounds and it truly looks like the ...
...an be completely absolved on the winning goal. Yes, he's one of the NHL's elite offensive defensemen. But this was a clear-sighted shot from about 30 FEET. Philly really could have used a save. Lastly, I don't really have much to say about why associate coach Brad Shaw was tabbed by John Tortor...
...ding in net for the Panthers and all three goals allowed by Felix Sandström (11 saves on 14 shots) were stoppable, clear-sighted shots from 25 to 30 FEET. A second key factor: The Flyers first power play unit was way out of synch all night. PP1 had recently at least been establishing decent pre...
... the perimeter, repeatedly fumbled pucks when there was a passing lane and often had to retreat to collect the puck in their own end to try to go 200 FEET. Lehigh Valley did manage a brief push, but Appleby stepped up as needed. Laczynski and Cooper Marody came within a whisker or re-tying the ...
...t Hollywood writer could have come up with when Patrick Kane picked up the overtime winner in classic Showtime fashion and got the entire UC on their FEET celebrating a Red Wings victory, proving hell may have frozen over in the process. However, the best part of the miserable month of February was ...
The end of the road trip was not kind to the Canucks as they didn’t have much effort in a 5-2 loss to Seattle Thursday night. The Canucks dropped their fourth straight as the adversity mounts for them, going winless on their road trip. Here are your highlights: After a strong-effort game ag...
...th with AHL/NHL borderline players Gerry Mayhew and Max Willman, there was a purpose to it. Yeo said the goal was for Frost to focus on using his FEET/legs more consistently. His linemates lacked in other areas to be NHL regulars but one thing they absolutely did regularly was play at a fast pac...
... in the way he scored an empty-net goal. I don't blame Rielly for being ticked off when a home-free Greig blasted a slap shot into the net from a few FEET away. Greig is a good kid from an honorable hockey family. He got carried away in the moment. He showed up and embarrassed the Maple Leafs. A...
...is offensive game to another level. Since that time, Frost had led the team in scoring with 12 points (2g, 10a) over the last 13 games. He's used his FEET effectively and shown both his ice vision and passing prowess on a more consistent basis. For an in-depth game preview, including team trends,...
...is offensive game to another level. Since that time, Frost had led the team in scoring with 12 points (2g, 10a) over the last 13 games. He's used his FEET effectively and shown both his ice vision and passing prowess on a more consistent basis. For an in-depth game preview, including team trends,...
...erfect pass as he had managed to get behind Dallas’ defense. The captain made no mistake and scored with a precise shot. The Bell Centre got on its FEET to celebrate, but the joy was short lived. Minutes later, Joel Armia inexplicably turned on himself and collided with Harvey-Pinard who literally...
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