Stumpy

When asked if he thought he was close to returning to game action, "When you skate just with the goalie coach, it's tough to understand what your level is. Today, Svech scored on me a couple — probably a bad moment for me. I don't know. I'm probably very far from play if he scores on me." God, I love Kucci!

ET is, damn near, magical when it comes to numbers. But, it does seem like he might need an actual hockey guy like Waddell paired with him to advise him on the on ice implications of his (in)actions.

Jarvis

Aho

Jarvis!?!

Jarvis

PP game on tilt!!!

Staal to open the PP is another underrated move from Rod...

Canes rocking that Arlan of Pennytree PP tonight!

Blake is going to be a monster in a few years!

They cant go out of business soon enough!

TBF it was our 2nd shot, apparently...

It's a fine line. The D pairings could definitely use some more time to gel. And, I'd love to see the top line work it's way out of the scoring funk they've been in before the playoffs. On the other hand, we were eliminated last season directly because of a lack of experienced depth. I think Reilly and Leggo are light-years ahead of where Morrow, or even playoffs Nikki, was last year. But, this postseason it could be the forward group that gets hit. Id love to get Nads some time with the top 6 before the season is out.

1 shot 1 goal...? Ahobaby!!!

A 10 pt lead on 2nd place with 12 games to play isn't exactly unchokable. But, PIT or CBJ would need to go undefeated AND we would have to finish the season well under .500. If we win today, we'll get to see a lot of DLo, Philp, Leggo, Nads, KK and Reilly over the next month.

Svech

Jarvis

Walker on the GWG: "Honestly, I'm just trying to create a little space for them. I want Aho and Jarv to have the puck and tried to set a little pick and then honestly I kind of blacked out. Opened up and he made a nice pass and I figured it was a good time to shoot. Glad it went in."

The MADman!!!

#19 MVP!!!

Svech

Jarvis

Got some light reading for yall. Not sure I agree with the premise. But, it's been a big topic off conversation around these parts. Size is no longer a crucial ingredient among Stanley Cup winning teams