He played out of his mind last night. Deserved four points too.To be honest I agree with Keefe's praising of Tavares that period - for my money he was the guy making the hard plays out there, despite Willy capitalizing on all the points.
That’s the luxury of having these four guys. Switch ‘‘em up as soon as there’s any sort of drought. Should’ve done it in the second period against the baby habs.and looks like Mitch and Matthews are back together. And i have to say this is probably the right move...the top 2 lines had gone a bit stale again. Don't mind switching them up anytime they go stale.
Interesting that McMann bumps back up with Kampf and Kerf with Holmberg and Anderson.
Not a huge shock given how good McMann looked on that line before but still a bit surprising to see Kerf on what looks like it must be the 4th line, even when he's not needed at C there.
I assume this makes the Gio-Lilly pairing our top matchup pair then?I didn't notice at first that he had Mo-Holl and Gio-Lilly as pairings here.
That change actually happened at the same time he swapped Mitch and Willy last night - and worked very well.
I assume this makes the Gio-Lilly pairing our top matchup pair then?
Finally Lilly gets his chance.
Also, I hope old man Gio can hold up. He has been remarkable.
My favourite leaf for doing that was Mogilny. I remember him going on about his hemroids being extremely painful when he was asked to describe a beauty goal coming down the right wing.Some of the smartest offensive geniuses in sports have nothing going on in their brain and rely solely on instincts. You couldn't find a bigger dumbass ditz than Willy. This is his secret.