brwi wrote: Jarry over Murray and Riikola over JJ are no-brainers.
Lesky wrote:brwi wrote: Jarry over Murray and Riikola over JJ are no-brainers.
Is Jarry really a no-brainer? He has played half a game in 4 months while Murray is up to speed, and just throw in in an elimination game? Murray did well in game 2, OK in this game except for the 4th goal. I would have liked to see Jarry start the series, but now, I am not so sure its a slam-dunk to put him in the net! Interesting decision for Sullivan, fascinating to see what he does.
Weegie wrote:That was very disheartening to watch but not really that surprising, this is not the Pens team of old that once they got a lead on a team they could shut them down and win the game. In the Cup years a few years ago they had some young players step up and score big goals and be pleasant surprises like Sheary, Rust, Jake...but you don't have anyone like that now, Zucker is putting some in but not much more. Geno just doesn't have it, Sid is battling and doing his best, a few others are showing some signs of life but they don't dominate teams anymore for the whole game, they sucker you in and you start to get excited and you think "this is it, they're rolling now", only to fold like they did last night. I think we'd all be shocked if they roared back and showed the greatness they once had, but I keep hearing the lyrics to Bruce Springsteen's song when he sang:
"Glory days, well they'll pass you by....glory days, in the wink of a young girls eye, glory days, glory daaaaayyyyyssssss...."
I think the glory days for this team were a few years ago, they just are missing something and I don't think they'll get it back with this team, but I would HAPPILY eat crow if I was wrong!!!
penny lane wrote:Win tomorrow ~ start there!
sjnhiils wrote:After watching some of the other games, the Pens defensive zone awareness and coverage is severely lacking. I see other teams attacking the point men, cutting off passing lanes and manning up in front of the net. Each guy stays on his man and there is little room to create a play. The Pens on the other hand scare me every time the other team enters the zone because you know someone is going to be left unprotected at some point in the shift.
penny lane wrote:If they dress Marleau, they are saying his status in the league is more important than helping the team. He is not helping ~ not invested currently. This isn't the time to stand pat Coach Sullivan.
Antonio wrote:I'm a lot more excited about a 1 in 8 chance of the top pick than i am about losing in the next round.
What happens if we don't win it? Anyone know how the draft position for us would be determined?
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