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...Andersen should have allowed 26 in that span. He’s allowed 36, and only Jonathan Quick has given up goals from a further distance on average (29.64 FEET vs 26.11). Put another way, Andersen isn’t just being beaten by quality chances. He’s giving up questionable goals from a distance. He’s...
...econd period. On a goal scored immediately after exiting the penalty box, Pat Maroon (6th) scored the game's only goal on a puck that ended up at his FEET in prime scoring range. Flyers defenseman Matt Niskanen swatted at the puck and it ended up at the goal-scorer's FEET. Carter Hart stopped 27 ...
...e puck. On the first goal RNH whiffed on the puck and Lindholm centred for Mangiapane and on the second goal Nurse lost the battle for more than 100 FEET resulting in the Tkachuk goal. The Oilers have been good once again with their checking and can't allow Calgary to have nearly the same space th...
...d picked up an assist by putting a puck on net which eventually led to Pastrnak’s third of the night. "That's when I play my best, when I use my FEET and attack the other team's defensemen. Whether it's generating chances or drawing penalties, things like that I can obviously do more,” added ...
...easons behind what led to his decision to head back home. What we do seem to know as part, per Andersson, is that he is dealing with injuries to both FEET, making skating difficult. Resolving those ailments is a priority, since that would enable him to at least skate pain free, physically. Everythin...
...tch the pass, head down and just try to rip it as hard as you can. The only difference is that Frk’s shot went in - whereas it would have went six FEET wide in beer league and at half the speed. HA! .@Frky91 lowers the boom on a slap shot to give the LA Kings a 5-1 lead 😲#GoKingsGo pic.twi...
...mid's aggressive high hit on Ivan Provorov was the type that can backfire by energizing the other team. Thankfully, Provorov got right back up to his FEET. Ditto a bad retaliatory roughing penalty on Austin Wagner that gave the Flyers a power play with a chance to draw within 4-2. Unfortunately, the...
...d up a goal and an assist as Sweden cruised to a 6-2 win over Kazakhstan in the early game in Trinec on Monday. Looks like he didn't even have his FEET set when he shot. I know you were all expecting another lacrosse goal, but we'll also take Hoglander's sniper. #WorldJuniors @trekronorse pic....
...nders earlier in December does line up with DeBrusk’s assumption. "The first one is a goal we’ve given up too much lately. In Florida, from 58 FEET, the other night against L.A., again tonight. Some of that isn’t the goalie working to find the puck, some of it’s boxing out, some of it’s...
...y I know, Subban was far from being everyone's cup of tea but to me, he was a really entertaining player that could make the Bell Centre rise to its FEET when he decided to turn it on. From the moment he joined the team in April 2010, Subban raised eyebrows by showing offensive potential, speed and...
... time in 34 shifts. What really caught my attention though is the way he can clear the front of the net. Romanov is by no means huge, he's not even 6 FEET tall and weights 185 pounds but he plays a big and robust game. I truly believe Habs fans will love his style of play and the big hits he can dis...
...erry Xmas to all those celebrating. A few thoughts: 1) Poor defense: a) On the first goal against, nice box, yet each player was at least five FEET away from Travis Sanheim, especially Zib and Staal, who backed out. Really needed to step up on Sanheim on this shot. Way too much room for hi...
...in the neutral zone; is it just me, or is this happening much more often now? While we’re wondering about player tendencies; does Beaulieu use his FEET soccer style more often than other players? Noticed him doing it again today and can’t remember a non-European defenseman relying on the skate...
Despite what the close score may have suggested, the Edmonton Oilers were completely outmatched by the St/ Louis Blues from the moment the puck was dropped at centre ice. The Blues dominanted possession for most of the game, controlling the puck for well over 50% per period. This shouldn't surpr...
...lty called as Josh Leivo gets boarded pic.twitter.com/SoFyl7qD0I— Harman Dayal (@harmandayal2) December 20, 2019 Once he was able to get to his FEET, Leivo smashed his stick against the boards in frustration as he left the ice. Post-game, Travis Green did not sound optimistic about his status....
...ng through the neutral zone, stare down Hellebuyck earning his 4th point of the night. Woof! Kaner gets the #Blackhawks fans in Winnipeg on their FEET with his fourth point of the night!#CHIvsWPG pic.twitter.com/GHGdRUZWc9— Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) December 20, 2019 Mason Appleton...
...is elbow on Pavel Buchnevich did not receive supplementary discipline from the NHL. In my estimation, it probably should have, because Ellis left his FEET and made head contact in with a chicken-wing elbow in effort to make sure he at least got a piece of what otherwise would have been a missed hit ...
...is way, and surrendered some plain nightmarish rebounds that should’ve been easily banked away by the Bruins. I mean, he was fighting shots from 60 FEET away, and turning every single low-percentage look into an adventure. And watching some extra film on Quick, this was not just a Tuesday in Bosto...
...ross-checked by Adam Lowry with no penalty on Winnipeg, Farabee got a burr under his saddles and went right at Perrault. Although he didn't leave his FEET or target the head, it was an extremely late hit on a player who had no reasonable expectation of being body-checked with the puck as far gone as...
...ning of the second [to test it] and I saw McDavid getting ready to go. I thought ‘I don’t want to get caught, he’s hard enough to play with two FEET." Barrie said to Sportsnet’s Chris Johnston on Monday. X-rays taken during the game were negative, and the defenseman indicated after tak...
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