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Canes Vs islanders game 3 Friday


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I know it’s not our game, but Id love to see someone go off on the next Islander that sits on one of player’s while they’re down. Matinook took cheap shots to the head in game 1, and Jordo was used as a picnic blanket in game 2. That crap’s gotta stop. But I guess I could settle for just another win, haha. 

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I don’t want us to take any double minors, but every time Martin is on the ice give him heavy quasi-legal hits for sitting on Staal.

Give the same treatment to Pageau who broke Turbo’s hand with an intentional whack with his stick..

Open the game with chippy play and show them we won’t be intimidated.

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13 hours ago, DavidEng said:

I don’t want us to take any double minors, but every time Martin is on the ice give him heavy quasi-legal hits for sitting on Staal.

Give the same treatment to Pageau who broke Turbo’s hand with an intentional whack with his stick..

Open the game with chippy play and show them we won’t be intimidated.

to be fair, I think teams have tried to play gimmicky get in our head games before and I think lately we have done a much better job of just staying out of it/staying out of the box more.  It has doomed us in the past (particularly v Boston) and I think we now look like the more disciplined and experienced team against these lesser playoff seeds.  Keep playing our game--that's what's got them frustrated and undisciplined 

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1 minute ago, backINblack28 said:

to be fair, I think teams have tried to play gimmicky get in our head games before and I think lately we have done a much better job of just staying out of it/staying out of the box more.  It has doomed us in the past (particularly v Boston) and I think we now look like the more disciplined and experienced team against these lesser playoff seeds.  Keep playing our game--that's what's got them frustrated and undisciplined 

Agreed I was very impressed how we handled things Wednesday night. We can’t get pulled into the cheap shot game. We have to make the islanders play skill. After the first it seemed the islanders pulled back on the cheap shot game. We’ll see tonight though. If they get chippy, don’t bite. Take the 2’s not the 4’s,5’s or 10’s. 

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