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...e success of the Detroit Red Wings, but did we know he was THIS important to them? The Wings have been in disarray this week as they try to get their FEET under them. The good news is that they scored as many goals (5) in their last game against Minnesota as they had in their previous three. They fa...
...an the one given against the Senators. Unfortunately, the Bolts’ defense has struggled in recent games as a result of players not moving their FEET. Guy Boucher needs to get the team’s defensemen skating, rather than reaching. On too many occasions, guys have been caught out of position. ...
...The wingers have to be held accountable as well.Especially the weak-side winger. If they see a lose puck on a lost draw and they are not moving their FEET at a high rate of speed to recover it, then sit that forward down. Laziness and gliding to loose pucks should not be tolerated in any zone on the...
...nd.” Undoubtedly not the biggest line the B’s trudge out there on a nightly basis, with Bourque skating at 5-foot-8 and Peverley allegedly six FEET tall, the problem hasn’t come from a lack of trying according to Julien. Namely in the case of Bourque, who’s come under fire as of late for ...
...t. 9:35 - John Tavares just made Adam McQuaid stupid, but he can't get a handle on the loose puck. Would've been just him and Rask with about ten FEET of separation. Man, that would've been something. 8:00 - While it's safe to say that his passing game has been a bit off at times, Milan Luci...
...f that Harrison scored the GWG on. Is it too much to ask to win a draw? Or, better yet, is it too much to ask the Sabres wingers to use their sticks, FEET, and asses to win loose pucks off of face off losses. Not all things were bad for the Sabres in the two losses to the canes. Lindy Ruff p...
...y improve by having to battle to use them. It’s the physical play that has held Scheifele back, along with Mason Raymond syndrome (staying on your FEET). -There is no pressure to dazzle with Slater and Thorburn. Those two made Tanner Glass look effective and somewhat dangerous. -If it�...
... a measly 6 goals for and a whopping 14 goals against, there isn't even a hint of the dangerous squad which used to bring the Verizon Center to their FEET. As a matter of fact, the Caps did bring fans to their FEET last night. Sadly, it was only to have them walk out of the game midway through th...
... CoHo cycled the puck down low, screamed to the high slot, distributed the puck, then immediately went to the blue ice. Text book hockey. He kept his FEET moving, grabbed a loose puck and scored an easy goal while standing Ward’s kitchen. CoHo’s goals aren’t pretty, but they are effecti...
...man in the game, Karlsson does it all for the Senators. He’s slick, he moves the puck, and he scores highlight reel goals that bring fans to their FEET. His ability to transition the puck and generate offense from the back-end is something that the Lightning might have trouble with considering j...
...us. The wraparound goal was the result of reading the defenseman before he even made a move, picking his pocket and at the same time positioning his FEET to get very quickly around the front of the net for the wraparound goal. --Zac Dalpe was another like Pitkanen who had a quietly solid game co...
... got hit by a shot from teammate Kimmo Timonen. He is out of the lineup indefinitely. Schenn received a one-game suspension yesterday for leaving his FEET to deliver a check to New Jersey's Anton Volchenkov. He was not initially penalized for the hit, although it happened directly in front of one of...
... the slot for the goal. While Schneider was screened a little by his defenders on this one, this is another one he needs to stop. Wrist shots from 30 FEET out are not supposed to beat NHL goalies. He looked a little deep in his net again, but I'm sure that is something that he will come around on. ...
... got hit by a shot from teammate Kimmo Timonen. He is out of the lineup indefinitely. Schenn received a one-game suspension yesterday for leaving his FEET to deliver a check to New Jersey's Anton Volchenkov. He was not initially penalized for the hit, although it happened directly in front of one of...
...out Conacher, it seems like he is cut from the same cloth as Martin St. Louis. Both are leaders, both are great players and both bring fans to their FEET. The fact that the timing worked out so that the Bolts could have both in the line-up at the same time is only icing on the cake. Enjoy this,...
.... “It’s getting better. It’s gonna get better.” When he discussed Brad Boyes he told Peter that they spoke to him “…about moving his FEET. When he gets going he can have that punch for us.” Jack talked about the mistakes and the fact that they need to take ownership of them....
...it by a shot from Kimmo Timonen in the third period of Tuesday's 3-0 loss at New Jersey. Add to that, Brayden Schenn drew a suspension for leaving FEET on a high hit to Anton Volchenkov, as well. I feel it was worthy of a fine. That the officials made no call on the ice is an embarrassment to the...
...ers to see specifically where goals were scored from on the ice during the 2011-12 season. More than half of goals scored (58.3 percent) came from 20 FEET or closer to the net – no surprise there. Click here here for Penguins shooting, goal scoring, types of shots, etc. ***** Kovacev...
...because that’s exactly what the doctor has ordered. On Sunday against Philly, Grigo skated 11:13 of TOI. He won 55.6% of his draws. He moved his FEET through all three zones, and he defended very well for a kid straight out of The QMJHL. What’s more, Grigo moved pucks well to his wingers, Ott...
...he only way he knows how: in spectacular fashion. Eberle completely bulled his way around Edler (how that happens I don't know. Edler has to move his FEET and take Eberle's space away) and made a shot that only 10 people in the NHL can make. During the intermission the Oilers Sportsnet team was blas...
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