Jordie Benn was removed from Covid protocols today.
- manvanfan

https://www.naturalstattrick.com/game.php?season=20202021&game=20042

Scroll down to the heat map, you can see that Van just giving up way too much.

Or this one for Holtby.
https://twitter.com/dylan...51615753003307008/photo/1
- manvanfan

Listen up nerd, i don't know what those fancy pants graphics are supposed to show, i'm just saying the goaltending has been fine and lack of goals and perimeter play is a glaring issue.

Listen up nerd, i don't know what those fancy pants graphics are supposed to show, i'm just saying the goaltending has been fine and lack of goals and perimeter play is a glaring issue.
- dbot

the 'give a (frank)' meter looks prety low these days. no urgency or tenacity from most. that empty net powerplay was frustrating as all hell.. just floating on the outside and barely anything towards the net

I think playing in front of a home crowd should be a big boost.
- Marwood

the 'give a (frank)' meter looks prety low these days. no urgency or tenacity from most. that empty net powerplay was frustrating as all hell.. just floating on the outside and barely anything towards the net
- johnnykarate

sounds like the team needs more mentors.

When does Rathbone get his shot?
- WendelClark82

Next game vs Montreal

Next game vs Montreal
- Pacificgem

That’s a game where we should get steamrolled but watch them come out and win it.

The 5 midgets/flyweights 22 minutes in penalties
Rest of team 30, including one 10 minute misconduct.

That’s a game where we should get steamrolled but watch them come out and win it.
- bloatedmosquito

Montreal's better than most think, it's gonna be tough to beat them if they don't play well.

Did you know, I was just looking, the storied franchise of the Montreal Canadiens only has three 1000 point players? I found that shocking, as they've been so dominant throughout their history. Guy Lafleur, Jean Beliveau & Henri Richard by the way.

Further to that, of the original six teams there's not actually a plentiful number of 1000 point players for each franchise, the Leafs actually don't have any

It's damn hard to get to 1000 points with one franchise...so I'm finding out.

Detroit - 4
Chicago - 4
Montreal - 3
Boston - 2
NYR - 1
Toronto - 0

Thanks Carol. 3-0 vs the Canadiens, and a significant shutout streak to boot. That will put us 4-3 and shut up all the whiners.

Montreal's better than most think, it's gonna be tough to beat them if they don't play well.

Did you know, I was just looking, the storied franchise of the Montreal Canadiens only has three 1000 point players? I found that shocking, as they've been so dominant throughout their history. Guy Lafleur, Jean Beliveau & Henri Richard by the way.

Further to that, of the original six teams there's not actually a plentiful number of 1000 point players for each franchise, the Leafs actually don't have any

It's damn hard to get to 1000 points with one franchise...so I'm finding out.

Detroit - 4 Yzerman, Gordie Howe, maybe Lidstrom and ?
Chicago - 4 Makita, Savard ? ?
Montreal - 3 as you stated
Boston - 2 Orr and Bourque? not sure about Borque tbh. Espisito?
NYR - 1 Leetch maybe. I dunno.
Toronto - 0
- Pacificgem

I'm gonna guess here

Montreal's better than most think, it's gonna be tough to beat them if they don't play well.

Did you know, I was just looking, the storied franchise of the Montreal Canadiens only has three 1000 point players? I found that shocking, as they've been so dominant throughout their history. Guy Lafleur, Jean Beliveau & Henri Richard by the way.

Further to that, of the original six teams there's not actually a plentiful number of 1000 point players for each franchise, the Leafs actually don't have any

It's damn hard to get to 1000 points with one franchise...so I'm finding out.

Detroit - 4
Chicago - 4
Montreal - 3
Boston - 2
NYR - 1
Toronto - 0
- Pacificgem

Vancouver - 2

I'm gonna guess here
- dbot

Ratelle (NYR) Hull (Chi) Kane (Chi) Delvecchio (Det) Bucyk (Bos)

Ratelle (NYR) Hull (Chi) Kane (Chi)
- VANTEL

? who.

? who.
- dbot

https://www.hockeydb.com/...ats/pdisplay.php?pid=4457

It was a pretty sweet empty netter.



- dbot

https://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php?pid=4457
- VANTEL

Turns out the answer was: Rob Gilbert

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rod_Gilbert

Turns out the answer was: Rob Gilbert

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rod_Gilbert
- dbot

OK Ratelle had 1000 with Rangers and Bruins combined

Listen up nerd, i don't know what those fancy pants graphics are supposed to show, i'm just saying the goaltending has been fine and lack of goals and perimeter play is a glaring issue.
- dbot

Large red area's in front of your own net means not good.

Large red area's in front of the other teams net means good.

Large red area's in front of your own net means not good.

Large red area's in front of the other teams net means good.
- manvanfan

via GIPHY

via GIPHY

- dbot

Montreal's better than most think, it's gonna be tough to beat them if they don't play well.

Did you know, I was just looking, the storied franchise of the Montreal Canadiens only has three 1000 point players? I found that shocking, as they've been so dominant throughout their history. Guy Lafleur, Jean Beliveau & Henri Richard by the way.

Further to that, of the original six teams there's not actually a plentiful number of 1000 point players for each franchise, the Leafs actually don't have any

It's damn hard to get to 1000 points with one franchise...so I'm finding out.

Detroit - 4
Chicago - 4
Montreal - 3
Boston - 2
NYR - 1
Toronto - 0
- Pacificgem

Mats Sundin

Mats Sundin
- neem55

Nordiques.

Quebec Nordiques
Sundin was drafted by the Quebec Nordiques with the first overall pick in the 1989 NHL Entry Draft, becoming the first European-born player drafted first overall in NHL history.[4] At the time, Sundin was playing in the Swedish second-tier Allsvenskan for Nacka HK.[5] He played the following season in Sweden's Elitserien for Djurgårdens IF, helping the club to the Le Mat Trophy as league champions.

Sundin made his NHL debut with Quebec during the 1990–91 season, finishing second on the team behind Joe Sakic with 59 points.[6] He scored his first career NHL goal against the Hartford Whalers in his first NHL game on 4 October 1990.[1] After improving to 76 points in his second NHL season, he led the Nordiques with a career-high 114 points in 1992–93, emerging as one of the League's premier young players. He played one more season with the Nordiques, recording 85 points in 84 games, before being dealt to the Toronto Maple Leafs at the 1994 Draft.

Mats Sundin
- neem55

i thought he cracked 1000 with Vancouver.
Could be wrong.

Nordiques.

Quebec Nordiques
Sundin was drafted by the Quebec Nordiques with the first overall pick in the 1989 NHL Entry Draft, becoming the first European-born player drafted first overall in NHL history.
- Marwood[4] At the time, Sundin was playing in the Swedish second-tier Allsvenskan for Nacka HK.[5] He played the following season in Sweden's Elitserien for Djurgårdens IF, helping the club to the Le Mat Trophy as league champions.

Sundin made his NHL debut with Quebec during the 1990–91 season, finishing second on the team behind Joe Sakic with 59 points.[6] He scored his first career NHL goal against the Hartford Whalers in his first NHL game on 4 October 1990.[1] After improving to 76 points in his second NHL season, he led the Nordiques with a career-high 114 points in 1992–93, emerging as one of the League's premier young players. He played one more season with the Nordiques, recording 85 points in 84 games, before being dealt to the Toronto Maple Leafs at the 1994 Draft.

Forgot about that.