Pez68
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you think the answer is simply a goaltending swap? Come on man, get your ass together. We could have had Hasek in net last night, and likely got blown out. Story of Crow's season, will make the big save, will face only a few shots in the period, but when the puck gets low in our zone, the D craps out and allows as many chances as it takes to put the puck in the net.
I thought we would miss Campbell, but I honestly didn't think we would miss him this much in the defensive zone.
Also, Kruger shouldn't be on the team right now, especially as a fucking winger. Q needs to get his head out of his ass.
No, not really. The defense didn't shit the bed until the third period, when it was obvious no amount of effort was going to get a win with the way Crawford was playing. I understand why that third period happened, as I've been in that situation as a player. It is completely demoralizing. Of the goals Crawford gave up, only one of those was not on him. After that second goal, where he completely lost the net, he should have been pulled. He looked shaky all night and only an idiot couldn't see what was coming.
The defense has very little to do with the defensive zone problems. That's almost entirely on the positioning of the forwards, who do absolutely nothing to prevent a high cycle game, on a shift to shift and game to game basis.. Keith and Seabrook were, once again, extremely overplayed in the first two periods. Before the landslide started, BOTH of them were on pace for 30 minutes. That's fucking unacceptable. That "shutdown" line Q has put together is horseshit too. You cannot depend on two rookies to be dependable checkers.
The Hawks had almost 50 shots.