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Calls didn't go their way and they seemed to be outplayed some but their goalie made up the difference.
Gotta start somewhere
Their 2nd road win of the season ...
A) he usually deserves it
B) he asks his coach to help hold him accountable (Keefe mentioned it); also everyone else within earshot gets the message too but without (as much) embarrassment
C) might be the #1/2 reason keeping Berube’s job alive (JT91 being the other)
It's the inconsistency shift to shift and period to period that's the biggest problem with this team. Dominant shift, followed by 5 or 6 lethargic shifts, followed by two dominant shifts.....Like I said, more bipolar than my ex wife.
Cowan started at a threatening spot (blocker side slot) and shifted to the area of zone coverage that gets confusing (between checks) where there are too many bodies but also not enough actual cover (wingers normally zone down to the hash marks). You're right, it was a beautiful one timer to take advantage of Greaves RVH on the far side.
Also, the nice oopsie pick Cowan threw on Werenski to get Tavares the room to carry the puck to the other side that started this cycle deserves a (surreptitious) mention.
Nylander didn't even shoulder check where Cowan would be, so I'm thinking this was a bit of a set cycle play. Normally a blind pass out from behind the net would be into the slot. McCabe was open if Nylander decided to hook it forehand through the slot.
Alternatively, what if we had skaters who were really good at consistently getting the puck back in the DZ and moving it into the OZ quickly and keeping it there for most of the game with actual shots on goal. I think that'd be a pretty good team.
Alternatively, what if we had skaters who were really good at consistently getting the puck back in the DZ and moving it into the OZ quickly and keeping it there for most of the game with actual shots on goal. I think that'd be a pretty good team.
Therefore, puck moving defenders (who aren't ass-butt on the walls and in the slot, i.e. kind of expensive and rare), are super valuable for extending the depth production of the lineup.
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