Nik the Trik said:Polak eats minutes. 24 minutes in a 5-2 game and only -1? Sounds like a prototypical crease clearer to me.
Alright, I'm with you. To do my part I'll go delete all gifs in existence of Eberle's 2nd goal.
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Nik the Trik said:Polak eats minutes. 24 minutes in a 5-2 game and only -1? Sounds like a prototypical crease clearer to me.
disco said:
Colombus loses and it's official. ABANDON HOPE ALL YE WHO ENTER HERE...
herman said:For a team of 3 3rd lines and 1 AHL 3rd line, up against McDavid, I thought we acquitted ourselves quite well, over the course of the game.
Potvin29 said:That game pretty much went as you'd expect. Edmonton looked bad overall, McDavid looked amazing and torched an awful Leafs roster.
Zee said:Babcock teams generally give a good effort, imagine if this were the Horachek version from last year? McDavid would have broken Sittler's record.
Potvin29 said:That game pretty much went as you'd expect. Edmonton looked bad overall, McDavid looked amazing and torched an awful Leafs roster.
Highlander said:Remeber when they trade Bernier and Polak then we are down to around 21-22?
herman said:Zee said:Babcock teams generally give a good effort, imagine if this were the Horachek version from last year? McDavid would have broken Sittler's record.
I still feel bad for Horachek. He tried to do a lot of what Babcock has done, but he was working with an utterly defeated group. No amount of cajoling or coaching was going to help the whole team out of that funk. Like a good soldier, Horachek (and Spott) jumped on that grenade and paid for the disaster Nonis/Carlyle wrought.
Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:herman said:Zee said:Babcock teams generally give a good effort, imagine if this were the Horachek version from last year? McDavid would have broken Sittler's record.
I still feel bad for Horachek. He tried to do a lot of what Babcock has done, but he was working with an utterly defeated group. No amount of cajoling or coaching was going to help the whole team out of that funk. Like a good soldier, Horachek (and Spott) jumped on that grenade and paid for the disaster Nonis/Carlyle wrought.
Agreed. Probably ends his chances of head coaching in the league again.