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Canes Vs Lightning 8pm

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11 hours ago, Harbingers said:

He is definitely injured. Groin and arm. He could raise his arm on snap shots he was saving two nights ago. He also had no side to side. It literally was just a dummy out there. So either pytor was injured or had a “Russian thanksgiving”. Come to think of it I don’t even think they showed him on the bench once. 

They did. You could see him on the left side of the bench. When he went in against the oilers the same spot was an empty wooden chair with a red cushion. I’d go back and take pictures but I don’t know that I want to relive any part of last night. 

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3 hours ago, Harbingers said:

A lot of people on xhitter are blaming the defense but when you basically have a crash test dummy in goal… I have legitimately no clue what Rod was thinking unless we just don’t have a healthy goalie. 

The idiots on Facebook and Twitter blaming the defense don't understand hockey metrics, Raanta allowed 6.5 goals ABOVE  expected 5 very soft low danger shots and 2 mid danger....

 

 

HE FACED A MERE 15 shots that's not on the defense.

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