iWonTheCup87 wrote:wow i really cant believe they did it i did not think they would sit Fleury.
So what happens if he plays lights out does he stay in until he loses? I saw someone earlier say play him and even if he wins put fleury in game 6, why would they do that? would make no sense if he won
E-Ramone wrote:Please correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't TV help settle the team down and right the ship early this year when they were struggling? The team is playing similarly to how they played early this season, I think. Maybe TV can work that magic again.
murphydump55 wrote:It's been said before:
It's not about the saves you make, but the saves you don't make.
Fleury saps any momentum out of this team with his softies that he routinely allows game after game. TV has to start and as I predicted in another thread, we will win the next two games because of this.
tfrizz wrote:murphydump55 wrote:It's been said before:
It's not about the saves you make, but the saves you don't make.
Fleury saps any momentum out of this team with his softies that he routinely allows game after game. TV has to start and as I predicted in another thread, we will win the next two games because of this.
And if Vokoun doesn't win the next two games? So many people assume that going from Fleury to Vokoun is going to magically turn to wins, but it's still entire possible that the team continues to play like garbage and/or Vokoun also plays poorly.
tfrizz wrote:murphydump55 wrote:It's been said before:
It's not about the saves you make, but the saves you don't make.
Fleury saps any momentum out of this team with his softies that he routinely allows game after game. TV has to start and as I predicted in another thread, we will win the next two games because of this.
And if Vokoun doesn't win the next two games? So many people assume that going from Fleury to Vokoun is going to magically turn to wins, but it's still entire possible that the team continues to play like garbage and/or Vokoun also plays poorly.
Steve Dave wrote:Not sure if this has been discussed yet, does anyone think Fleury being a new father has affected him at all? Getting little sleep, up in middle if the night, etc?
DontToewsMeBro wrote:No. There are no excuses for a .750 SV%. None. Zero. He is not tired from playing in too many games (remember that one?) or staying up too much with his newborn. He is just not a very good goaltender in the playoffs.
Shyster wrote:There are some hockey games where a goaltender gets pulled and replaced not because that goalie is himself playing all that badly, but because the team is playing bad in front of him and the coach is trying to send a message to the rest of them. I view this as an equivalent situation. I certainly hope the message gets through.
DontToewsMeBro wrote:No. There are no excuses for a .750 SV%. None. Zero. He is not tired from playing in too many games (remember that one?) or staying up too much with his newborn. He is just not a very good goaltender when it matters.
DontToewsMeBro wrote:No. There are no excuses for a .750 SV%. None. Zero. He is not tired from playing in too many games (remember that one?) or staying up too much with his newborn. He is just not a very good goaltender.
DontToewsMeBro wrote:No. There are no excuses for a .750 SV%. None. Zero. He is not tired from playing in too many games (remember that one?) or staying up too much with his newborn. He is just not a very good goaltender.
tfrizz wrote:murphydump55 wrote:It's been said before:
It's not about the saves you make, but the saves you don't make.
Fleury saps any momentum out of this team with his softies that he routinely allows game after game. TV has to start and as I predicted in another thread, we will win the next two games because of this.
And if Vokoun doesn't win the next two games? So many people assume that going from Fleury to Vokoun is going to magically turn to wins, but it's still entire possible that the team continues to play like garbage and/or Vokoun also plays poorly.
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