StormChaserBH
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Recovered nicely from that ineffective start
He was fine. The first period was kind of meh but they controlled play in the last 2. It let RBA spread the minutes around. All of the forwards had between 11 and 13 minutes at even strength. The D minutes were a little more spread out with Bean the low man at just over 13 and Slavin at 19:30.I thought Hakanpaa's game looked fine. The rest of the Canes also came to play tonight. Nice statement after a pretty "gross" performance on Monday.
I’m with your dad. Dude had some nice hits and not out of position to do so.I pulled a 15 hour day @ work and only caught some of tonight's game on the radio. Loved the result. Any comments on Hakanpaa's game, or is he what we thought he might be. My Dad said he likes Paa's size and grit.
Jim
Yeah, Hakanpaa is not fast. But he can make up for it with good positioning. And Bean will get better too, finally playing on his natural side.Hakpaa was ok. Showed some aggressiveness. Still don't think he's a good fit with Beaner as he's too slow to make up for the kid's mistakes.
Nice to see the puck luck's back. Rinse & Repeat on Saturday.
More like Svech hurt Ekholm's feelings by tea kettling the guy twice in one shift and the refs still freaking hate Svech for some reason so they evened it up. My advice ... if you don't want to end up on your butt in front of your own net, try mugging somebody smaller.Holding? More like hugging
Agree. Bean is still in that learning phase of his development and tries to press things; eventually the game should come to him. For all the WTFs that Dougie creates with pinching sometimes, Bean can learn a lot from how Dougie is the absolute best on our D Core in getting the puck thorough to the net. The dude is great at it.Yeah, Hakanpaa is not fast. But he can make up for it with good positioning. And Bean will get better too, finally playing on his natural side.