LordKOTL
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1st off...I love how the team rebounded mentally to come back and win 2 games. They righted the ship, and I get 2 fat helpings of Crow.</p>
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Good times.</p>
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IMHO when it comes to Odyua, both he and Rosival have been literally stinking up the joint in the playoffs and something had to be done. I think overall it's the right move because Hammer and Leddy both have been really good and in the past two game have been able to nullify the skidmarks those two have been. The only other option would be for some combination of Keith/Seabs/Leddy/Hammer to play about 45-50 minutes between all of them and Odyua/Rose playing 10-15 mins each. I think the split-up, even though it's saddling Hemmer and Leddy with ballast bigger then Geena Davis' acting career, seems to be working on the backend.</p>
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As for Hossa, Yeah, it was bad. About as bad as the knuckler the Crawford missed but Hossa only seems to show up about as much in the playoffs as Frolik does in the regular season. I've just come to expect this from him. </p>
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Speaking of Frolik, that 4th line is FLYING. Bolland, Frolik, and Kruger seem to have some good chemistry working and it's been a good sparkplug. I haven't seen them take shifts off unlike some of our star players. Even if this is Bolland's death-knell because he's not scoring so what? Those three look a lot better than Eager, Madden, and Burish did.</p>
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Good times.</p>
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IMHO when it comes to Odyua, both he and Rosival have been literally stinking up the joint in the playoffs and something had to be done. I think overall it's the right move because Hammer and Leddy both have been really good and in the past two game have been able to nullify the skidmarks those two have been. The only other option would be for some combination of Keith/Seabs/Leddy/Hammer to play about 45-50 minutes between all of them and Odyua/Rose playing 10-15 mins each. I think the split-up, even though it's saddling Hemmer and Leddy with ballast bigger then Geena Davis' acting career, seems to be working on the backend.</p>
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As for Hossa, Yeah, it was bad. About as bad as the knuckler the Crawford missed but Hossa only seems to show up about as much in the playoffs as Frolik does in the regular season. I've just come to expect this from him. </p>
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Speaking of Frolik, that 4th line is FLYING. Bolland, Frolik, and Kruger seem to have some good chemistry working and it's been a good sparkplug. I haven't seen them take shifts off unlike some of our star players. Even if this is Bolland's death-knell because he's not scoring so what? Those three look a lot better than Eager, Madden, and Burish did.</p>