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Podein25 - PostedI am also in the vast minority who has always liked Hagg. He seems like a smart player. -
34Your Wild lines?
Minnesota Wild
rottenrefs - PostedMy own list of course, haven't seen any of their practices which would be interesting. But, by just going by game-play and watching them move around... 1. Zucker 2. Spurgeon 3. Dumba 4. Suter (Rarely does he seem to really open it up but defending speedsters from other teams hardly ever get by him.) 5. Coyle 6. Staal For various reasons I ranked them like that but I do think Dumba edges out Suter; and Coyle edges out Staal. Breaking across the blue-line from a lead pass Coyle seems to get by people quicker than Staal. His initial burst is quicker so I put him above Staal. -
41Minnesota Wild vs Arizona Coyotes, Tuesday 10-16-18, 7:00pm, Xcel Energy Center
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4Check - PostedGreenway looked more assertive, even finished a couple of checks. But still think he needs some time in Iowa. IMO His puck support and overall anticipation needs improvement. JT Brown played his best game, but IMO, considering his natural speed, still isn't showing much jump. Fehr is o k, but would like to see an infusion of speed in his place. Brodin is a solid defender, but his deliberate giveaways and near 100 percent dump ins, makes him, IMO a puck possession nightmare. -
4Pick'em THURSDAY, OCT 18, 2018
NHL Game Matchups
rottenrefs - PostedTHURSDAY, OCT 18, 2018 AWAY HOME Colorado 1 New Jersey 3 Philadelphia 0 Columbus 2 Pittsburgh 2 Toronto 5 Detroit 0 Tampa Bay 3 Vancouver 2 Winnipeg 4 Arizona 1 Chicago 5 Boston 4 Edmonton 1 N.Y. Islanders 2 Los Angeles 3 Buffalo 1 San Jose 4 -
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41Minnesota Wild vs Arizona Coyotes, Tuesday 10-16-18, 7:00pm, Xcel Energy Center
Minnesota Wild
rottenrefs - PostedDuring the game they said the Coyotes allow the fewest shots on goal, leading the league. I can't remember if that number was 23.8 or 28.3... Something like that. It was a remarkable stat to say the least. It was also pretty clear Dubnyk kept the Wild in the game with some key saves. I also noticed the Coyotes PP was eerily similar to how the Wild waste their time on the PP. Their players camp out on the blue line while someone skates up-ice with the puck, then drop it back 20-30 feet to a trailing player, who attempts to weave across the line pushing the puck over to someone along the boards... YAWN... Then spend most their time trying not to cough it up and if they get a shot from the perimeter they take it. Another yawn. With the Coyotes only having 2 five-on-five goals so far this year the Wild should have easily steam-rolled them but instead made the game look like a really difficult challenge. -
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Blyan - PostedWEDNESDAY, OCT 17, 2018 AWAY HOME TIME N.Y. Rangers 2 Washington 1 7:00 pm St. Louis 1 Montreal 3 7:00 pm Boston 2 Calgary 3 9:30 pm N.Y. Islanders 1 Anaheim 4 10:00 pm
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