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barney_rebel said:Have the Leafs ever won in OT on a PS?
That's a real good question.
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barney_rebel said:Have the Leafs ever won in OT on a PS?
herman said:Nylander is elite at PP, PK, and PS.
Hobbes said:I don't really care a lot whether the standard for goaltender interference would or wouldn't have allowed either of those goals, but I can't fathom there being a standard where one counts and the other doesn't. More than anything else I'm frustrated by what seems to be arbitrary and unfathomable decisions and I am not the only one...when professional broadcasters (who live, eat and breathe the game on a daily basis) don't have the faintest idea what it is, there's a problem.
The league either needs to abandon this, or they need to find some way to be consistent and fair so everyone has a very clear idea what is and isn't interference and has a reasonable expectation if it being called correctly every single time no matter what rink it is, what teams are playing, or which officials are calling the game.
Everything about William Nylander?s sophomore season has felt off by a degree or two. Far from awful, somewhere south of great, just ? not quite clicking exactly as he?d hoped.
He even felt off-kilter during seven largely fruitless shifts in the first period of Wednesday?s visit to the United Center.
Then came an important discovery: The Bauer stick he?d been wielding against the Chicago Blackhawks wasn?t actually his own. It belonged instead to teammate Connor Brown, who at one point along the way had come to mimic the pattern Nylander uses ? thus creating the possibility Nos. 28 and 29 might accidentally get crossed up.
Carrick cracked 19 minutes against the Blackhawks, with possession sitting around 44 per cent in the Leafs 3-2 overtime win. He started the evening with Dermott again, but that changed quickly when Chicago steamrolled the Leafs early and Babcock determined that his young defenders were getting overwhelmed. Dermott was moved to Roman Polak's side and Carrick was put with Andreas Borgman.
?Here tonight you had to handle people on the cycle and they're going all over the place and you didn't know where your guy was and it looked like that early for our young guys,? Babcock said, if failing to mention continued struggles for Polak.
Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:barney_rebel said:Have the Leafs ever won in OT on a PS?
That's a real good question.
Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:barney_rebel said:Have the Leafs ever won in OT on a PS?
That's a real good question.
herman said:https://theathletic.com/221530/2018/01/25/connor-carrick-is-trying-to-earn-a-permanent-place-in-the-maple-leafs-lineup/
Carrick cracked 19 minutes against the Blackhawks, with possession sitting around 44 per cent in the Leafs 3-2 overtime win. He started the evening with Dermott again, but that changed quickly when Chicago steamrolled the Leafs early and Babcock determined that his young defenders were getting overwhelmed. Dermott was moved to Roman Polak's side and Carrick was put with Andreas Borgman.
?Here tonight you had to handle people on the cycle and they're going all over the place and you didn't know where your guy was and it looked like that early for our young guys,? Babcock said, if failing to mention continued struggles for Polak.
busta, what would you rate Jonas' shade throwing skills at?