Dickie Dunn wrote:Defensive pairings in the gameday skate are vomit inducing.
The Engelland-Murray pairing has the potential to be an abject disaster.
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Dickie Dunn wrote:Defensive pairings in the gameday skate are vomit inducing.
Bioshock wrote:Tomas Vokoun is the first goalie off the ice
k0la wrote:Bioshock wrote:Tomas Vokoun is the first goalie off the ice
Is that like a total giveaway of who starts? Or just an observation
Nvm, just saw the tweet
MrBrightside wrote:Dickie Dunn wrote:Defensive pairings in the gameday skate are vomit inducing.
The Engelland-Murray pairing has the potential to be an abject disaster.
Gaucho wrote:Is Eaton injured?
ScottishPenguin wrote:Seeing a lot of talk about goalies but not much about coaches. Kinda weird when we've spent so much of the last fortnight arguing about whether Bylsma should be fired or set on fire. Or fired, set on fire and fired into the Sun. I'm at least as concerned about MacLean vs Bylsma as I am Anderson vs Fleury/Vokoun.
Will also add my voice to the start Vokoun camp, and not merely because he's the goalie in form. Even though Fleury at his best is probably better than Vokoun at his best, I think Vokoun is a better fit for this team. We're an offense-heavy team that plays high scoring games. The flip side of that is that we will give up chances and we will get scored on. All else being equal, we're better off with a calm, stoic goalie than a breakdancing lunatic.
Bioshock wrote:ScottishPenguin wrote:Seeing a lot of talk about goalies but not much about coaches. Kinda weird when we've spent so much of the last fortnight arguing about whether Bylsma should be fired or set on fire. Or fired, set on fire and fired into the Sun. I'm at least as concerned about MacLean vs Bylsma as I am Anderson vs Fleury/Vokoun.
Will also add my voice to the start Vokoun camp, and not merely because he's the goalie in form. Even though Fleury at his best is probably better than Vokoun at his best, I think Vokoun is a better fit for this team. We're an offense-heavy team that plays high scoring games. The flip side of that is that we will give up chances and we will get scored on. All else being equal, we're better off with a calm, stoic goalie than a breakdancing lunatic.
This is why i fear this series. If the stretch pass is taken away from the Pens along the boards, then they are screwed.
Troy Loney wrote:I think the Islanders had that "nothing to lose" mentality really going for them, especially after getting white washed in game one.
Bioshock wrote:Troy Loney wrote:I think the Islanders had that "nothing to lose" mentality really going for them, especially after getting white washed in game one.
Well then buckle up because this team has that as well.
See all their injuries? See how no one expected them to be here? Yep....
ScottishPenguin wrote:Seeing a lot of talk about goalies but not much about coaches. Kinda weird when we've spent so much of the last fortnight arguing about whether Bylsma should be fired or set on fire. Or fired, set on fire and fired into the Sun. I'm at least as concerned about MacLean vs Bylsma as I am Anderson vs Fleury/Vokoun.
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