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Game Thread: Carolina @ Toronto Puck Drop 7PM


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Tough loss. I thought Carolina outplayed Toronto and the outcome of the game was ultimately decided by a couple bad calls, one of which gave the Leafs a PP goal.

They got a point and remain on top 4 points behind Florida, 1 point up on with NY and 4 games in hand to both.

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36 minutes ago, Anybodyhome said:

Tough loss. I thought Carolina outplayed Toronto and the outcome of the game was ultimately decided by a couple bad calls, one of which gave the Leafs a PP goal.

They got a point and remain on top 4 points behind Florida, 1 point up on with NY and 4 games in hand to both.

It just sucks we got hemmed into our own end with the far change and couldn’t out past our side of the neutral zone for most of the OT. That’s something we are definitely going to have to practice mitigating. I would have taken the icing there just to reset and give Freddie a chance to glove a puck to get a change on the ice instead of just letting them change every time we kicked it out to the neutral zone. 

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1 hour ago, Harbingers said:

It just sucks we got hemmed into our own end with the far change and couldn’t out past our side of the neutral zone for most of the OT. That’s something we are definitely going to have to practice mitigating. I would have taken the icing there just to reset and give Freddie a chance to glove a puck to get a change on the ice instead of just letting them change every time we kicked it out to the neutral zone. 

I've noticed the same tendency even during regulation. As many road games as these guys played, they still seem to get caught when their bench is on the wrong side of the line.

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18 minutes ago, Anybodyhome said:

I've noticed the same tendency even during regulation. As many road games as these guys played, they still seem to get caught when their bench is on the wrong side of the line.

I will say there was def goaltender interference though. A leaf pushed our defender directly on top of Freddie who had no chance play the rebound because of it. But I agree with Rod the refs wouldn’t have done poo about it so why even challenge. 

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1 hour ago, Anybodyhome said:

Maybe they'll take it out on Ottawa tonite. Maybe even give Raanta a shutout?

That actually leads me to another thought though. Raanta should be in net tonight. But who do we put in net against Boston? We have the wild two days later and Florida four days after that. Do we go Raanta > Raanta > Freddie > Freddie? I would have a real hard time putting Raanta in against the wild but I don’t think Raanta has two games in a row yet this season(might be wrong), but if he did it definitely wasn’t against a top 5-10 team. 

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