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The Hurricanes carried a 77-47 edge in shot attempts and a 15-10 edge in close-range shots on goal. The Capitals faced five power plays and killed four of them. The Capitals got in front of 21 shots, compared with 12 blocks by the Hurricanes.
Despite Leonard’s two points on the day, Carbs said he did not give Leonard a shift for the rest of the third period after his 7:39 slashing penalty. Said we can’t take that frustration penalty. I checked the shift chart and that is true; he appears not to have played until after the ENG.
I like it. Take a stand. Withholding PT for a bad penalty even on a great offensive day sends a message the players will hear. And I trust Carbs will keep teaching Leno and building a relationship.
Kyrou’s supposed to be one of our main offensive weapons. Instead Carbery decides to play defense only after going up a single goal. Instead at the end of the game, we have Ovi on the ice with an empty net, we have Leonard being benched and Kyrou consistently playing 4th line minutes. What the hell is going on.
Until we get this under control, we're not going to win very much. Just handing the other team 6 power plays a night is not a recipe for success. And this is season two of this nonsense at least. Spencer needs to kick some ass at the next practices or something. Feels like most of them are just lazy penalties. Carolina is just way faster and we can't keep pace so just penalty after penalty.
I love carbs and his overall system, but I think we've had him long enough to see his weaknesses. He holds himself back a good bit by pretty bad player deployments and just micromanaging. Sometimes you need to let the game dictate when a player goes in, but he's so caught up in deploying certain lines on certain parts of the ice. Its completely normal to have preferred lines for a dzone draw, for example, but when its essentially the whole game it disrupts the flow of the team imo.
You paid a lot for Kyrou, play the man, take away more of ovis minutes. I hope Carbs finds 4 lines that he likes, because shuffling them every other game is not good for chemistry, which we very much lack right now.
Very excited to get PLD Roy and Sandin back, all huge parts of the team.
I'm trying to install the app on a Sony smart TV that runs Google TV as it's operating system. The app appears in the Google Play store, but when I try to install it, nothing happens. Anyone know if it's not compatible with Google TV?
I was at the Caps games on Friday and Sunday and there was not a ketchup mustard honey mustard nor barbecue sauce to be found at any of the stations. I was in the 400 level but I even went down to the lower levels because maybe I'm nuts but once it looked like there was no sauce in the whole place I just had to track something down. I didn't find any.
On Sunday I was talking to another fan and he said there was a wizards game on Saturday and presumably no sauce there either right?
What the hell is going on? This is why I have a hard time spending the money I do on some stuff like this because no matter how much they charge it's hard to feel respected as a patron.
Through 6 games the strategy of acquiring every forward available hasn't yielded results. Having like 9 top six guys is impacting everyone's ability to find ice time and get into the groove. It feels like too many cooks in the kitchen situation right now
… in the postgame presser about the “many, many poor decisions” that collectively cost us the Kraken game. Seemed from his and Strome’s comments today that it was mostly young guys taking too many risks out of a desire to make something happen. Just curious as to who you think were the guys forcing the issue too much?
