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2G 2A night for Tyler Hopkins

Someone got dusted on the turnover/breakout and just sort of dogged it the rest of the shift.

I will not be captioning this one

Nearly went full scorpion

WTH Sharks lost this game in OT btw, and this is how they decided to do it:

They grow up so fast :’( Minten helps defeat his former teammate Connor Bedard’s Blackhawks.

Matthew Knies catching strays at every turn

small note: Jacob Quillan switched to #26 this season. He was 61 last year and since he hasn't played an NHL game yet, NHL.com isn't up to date. #61 is Michael Pezzetta.

The Hockey Guy (https://www.youtube.com/@TheHockeyGuy) will verbally recap every game played. No video analysis or highlight packs. You'd have to hit up the official NHL channel (https://www.youtube.com/@NHL) for those 5-12 min clip jobs. Here's the playlist for this season...

I love this approach (for the batter, and for the opposing pitcher/defense)

I saw Lorentz drive the net hard. Domi shot pucks (even when maybe he should not have). Willy played defense noticeably. Rielly activated. Knies was a bull in their china shop. OEL and Benoit trying that slot tip. Plenty of good things to build on to improve cohesion between forwards and defense.

I think by not directly replacing that lost skill, the message is everybody is gonna row a little bit harder instead of waiting for Matthews to do something. Everybody is going to get a bigger role, more opportunities to stand out, work together to make something happen.

The team was timid (or complacent?) after the first opening salvo put the McMann tip into the net. It took until the third to find their legs and get more jump on their forecheck, which helped ease the pressure on the DZ that was spiraling a bit for the 2nd period, and turned the tide for the...

wheeee

Pavel Dorofeyev kicking off the season with a hat trick is nice though!

I am (clearly) a bandwagonner, so I don't really know. I was familiar with New York's shortcomings and how the Jays matched up strongly against them (whiff pitching vs homerun swings, small ball vs terrible fielding). Jays were 4-2 vs Seattle, and 4-3 vs Detroit Seattle had a better second half...