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Boston Vs Canes Game 1 Monday 7pm


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1 minute ago, kungfoodude said:

They block a shitload of shots too.

Definitely better defensively at that than we are.

Ya but we are built to keep it outside. Less body blocks needed. Boston is laying out all out there, and in seven games(potentially) that’s gonna account for a lot. 

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2 minutes ago, Panthers Fan 69 said:

Raanta playing lights out. This is the type of game that goes well for the canes. Grind it till they wear down. Boston shot their load early then you could see that canes style of play started to take over. Outside of poor officiating, I like what I’m seeing. 

Delete the first part! No jinxes lol.

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7 minutes ago, Panthers Fan 69 said:

Raanta playing lights out. This is the type of game that goes well for the canes. Grind it till they wear down. Boston shot their load early then you could see that canes style of play started to take over. Outside of poor officiating, I like what I’m seeing. 

He is playing very well but he did let one through that had to be tossed by a defensemen and also nearly let another through his arm. Not hating on him, I don’t think the rook could have done any better so far, just tempering expectations. 

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6 minutes ago, TrevorLaurenceTime22 said:

You show up for the playoffs every year to be dramatic... He was a Predator last season dude, he's always a prick and you realize VGK traded him to the Hurricanes?

Nah. Don’t be dissing Zach. Keep it civil. This isn’t the main forum. 

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Just now, TrevorLaurenceTime22 said:

Canes out hitting them 24-16 It'd clear we want to show them we won't be bullied or intimidated like years past.

I’m fine with that but eventually you have to play the puck, there’s been a few times that we’ve laid a hit on the forecheck instead of making a play on the puck.

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