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Stanley Cup Playoffs: Round One, Game 6

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lightsout Grand Master

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Seriously, take away the unforced turnovers, Nashville is just taking advantage of us trying to play their game again. We're not going to beat and bang them to death. We won't win doing it. Keep skating and passing around and start shooting. Constantly one too many passes that lead to turnovers because they collapse the slot.

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1 minute ago, TrevorLaurenceTime22 said:

And I feel like that's mostly because Lorentz is 0-50.

 

Lorentz is the biggest head scratcher for me on this team. What does he do, exactly? Like he's good defensively and good at digging out pucks...but I know a few guys I've played with in pick up at Indian Trail that would produce more.

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1 minute ago, lightsout said:

Seriously, take away the unforced turnovers, Nashville is just taking advantage of us trying to play their game again. We're not going to beat and bang them to death. We won't win doing it. Keep skating and passing around and start shooting. Constantly one too many passes that lead to turnovers because they collapse the slot.

As someone who has watched every minute of Canes hockey this season I actually don't like it we out hit a team...  

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Just now, lightsout said:

 

Lorentz is the biggest head scratcher for me on this team. What does he do, exactly? Like he's good defensively and good at digging out pucks...but I know a few guys I've played with in pick up at Indian Trail that would produce more.

He's a 4th line backup, he wouldn't be playing if Paquette was healthy. He's a grinder who can dig pucks out and occasionally make a decent assist, he has no shot whatsoever and is terrible in the face off circle.

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3 minutes ago, lightsout said:

 

Lorentz is the biggest head scratcher for me on this team. What does he do, exactly? Like he's good defensively and good at digging out pucks...but I know a few guys I've played with in pick up at Indian Trail that would produce more.

He brings the good snacks on road trips. No Great Value Sandwich Cookies in his bag...

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7 minutes ago, lightsout said:

 

Not really. Most of this is self inflicted. Only area we're getting dominated is the faceoff circle.

The puck was in our defensive zone most of the 2nd period... Honestly the worst period I have seen us play so far in this series. We are lucky to only be down 1 and sadly were a post away from being tied

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4 minutes ago, TrevorLaurenceTime22 said:

As someone who has watched every minute of Canes hockey this season I actually don't like it we out hit a team...  

 

I love physical hockey...but that ain't us right now. We grind boards, we don't try to muscle plays unless we're talking Svech.

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2 minutes ago, PleaseCutStewart said:

The puck was in our defensive zone most of the 2nd period... Honestly the worst period I have seen us play so far in this series. We are lucky to only be down 1 and sadly were a post away from being tied

 

Again, self inflicted. We're just being careless. Hopefully Rod is chewing asses at intermission.

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