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Fargo Force Blog | by TNB
3 comments:
question what was Johnson thinking when it came to choosing people to shoot during the shootout? Shrek... Really? he is not very mobile at all.. hes tall and thats about it... IMO hes too slow for taking a shot during the shootout... also its not his fault we lost but how come we cant score on a 5 on 3 PP or even score more goals having 45 SOG? No one crashes the net for rebounds or even puts pressure on their offense... wow what a poor showing we need to get back on the win streaks we were used to... Good Luck Friday!!!
Holy, I was thinking the SAME THING. We thought that they were required to use the last line on the ice as the shootout people but I didn't think that was it. Why Garrett Allen, and Yvenko? What was he thinking?! We were there for the game and it was a heartbreaker, the guys played really well and they really couldn't have asked for much more out of Belfour. If Johnson doesn't get fired after this season, I sure as hell hopes he starts focusing on defense. Offense is great and all but defense wins games.
Garrett Allen is a goal scorer...but I do question the Yevenko move in a shootout. St. Clair and Leitner should have went before Yevenko or McDermott....idk what the deal was with putting in defenseman...let the goal scorers do what they do best...
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