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By Panthers Fan 69 · Posted
Some guy on Reddit made this point I didn’t even think off. Quote: It’s the man on man D. Works great during the regular season. Not so much in the playoffs. When we fall apart we end up leaving someone wide open to score. we are one of the only teams that play man defense. In the regular season it really does work with 82 games. Works well vs bad teams and sometimes vs good teams. But when it breaks down, it’s looks bad. In the playoffs, everyone is good for the most part, but once you get to high teams playing high end hockey, man on man breaks down very fast. The rags play a 3-2 or 2-3 zone however you look at it. Makes it very hard to get grad As unless force you way to the middle or net front. Most teams used to play man on man and it’s gone away. That could be the exact reason why we just disappear in the playoffs. -
By Carolina Panthers · Posted
The team made a series of roster moves on Friday before rookie minicamp, releasing seven players and signing 18 undrafted rookie free agents.View the full article on Panthers.com -
By TLGPanthersFan · Posted
I agree. The rook played very well. Didn’t let in any soft goals and made some damn impressive stops. His stubbornness reminds me a little of Rivera. He also refused to change and make adjustments. I still blame him the most for Super Bowl 50.
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