canuck2288
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It’s one thing to have to play a very good and well coached Vegas team but it’s another to add on the fact that they are Bettman’s wet dream franchise. The “golden child” franchise that was “robbed” by a bad penalty called against them for the Pavelski injury the NHL is now determined to make sure Vegas gets preferential treatment including; -forcing Vancouver to play on 1 day rest after the won a series in less than the maximum 7 games - making sure Vegas had the lowest penalty minutes against this last season and playoffs - Brad Meier giving them preferential calls and Joking with their top goon/goof - gifting Vegas the hub city only to have Vegas make the decision to walk away from it make no mistake we are not only fighting Vegas we are fighting the rigged NHL .... right up there with WWE
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The league need to look into Meire’s actions yesterday - after Roussel was slashed by Lehner he ignored Lehner and skates over to Roussel and lectured him. No slash penalty on Lehner - no lecture was given to Reaves for his chicken cries - He was caught on camera joking and Laughing with Reaves at the Vegas bench at a time when Reaves and Roussel ere clearly in a combative situation - several times Roussel was punched and face rubbed after the whistle with no penalty to me this is very unprofessional and biased behaviour for what is supposed to be a professional and unbiased position
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I back my “criticism” up with facts and examples and I offer potential alternatives so it’s hardly “whining” . That is an easy box to put people into when they disagree with your thoughts. Or you could simply reply in a childish manner like you chose to do in your original post I don’t buy the learning curve argument at all. These are professional athletes and many with multiple years playoff experience. the greatest issue in the learning curve theory is we actually need a system to learn. When games like yesterday show the serious flaws in our system that’s a fundamental issue that needs to be addressed in order to compete at a high level. if you want to read some constructive criticism I suggest you go back and read my posts True winners and a winning culture are built by never accepting or rationalizing losses. It’s built by analyzing in painful detail what failed and making it better until the ultimate win is achieved. Nothing is ever written off as “the other team played well”, “we are young” , “it’s a learning curve”
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Rousel’s pre game and in game antics with Lehner accomplished nothing for us and became a rallying point for Vegas is a series that at that point hadn’t even started not only that it turns the refs against us pre game we didn’t know how the series would shape up. We didn’t know if Lehner was going to pull a Binnington or if Reaves would be engaged. Chirping is usually a reaction move not a pre-emtive move. Anyone who has played the game competitively knows the smallest thing can solidify a team and become a rallying point. Roussel was that something I don’t mind Roussel paling tough and hitting them but the chirping is what got this franchise hated by the nhl and very rarely does it help and almost all the time it hurts us. green does not let the team retaliate when someone takes down a star yet he allows that? Get control of the team Green. last night was an embarrassment all round and Vegas got the last laugh
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Let’s examine the Green missteps (to the dismay of Travis Green Koolaid drinking supporters) - no game plan to match Vegas - puts Loui back in the top 6 - does not sit Marky for the start of the 3rd - no defensive structure .... since day 1 - no in game adjustments... d or o - did not have the team prepared whatsoever - plays Hughes the full 3rd period but hey you dare not challenge our coaching... the “real” fans apparently do not question leadership