Ils étaient prêts! Grosse game pour démarrer le voyage, mais c’est sûr que, pour rester réaliste, on ne s’attend pas à un tel effort pendant 80 matchs.
S'il n'y a pas de "throwing" motion, je pense que ça compte plus comme une déviation.Mr.Overtime récidive, quel lancer précis!
Je souligne la soirée de travail de Newhook, quand il garde ses jambes en mouvements il est très efficace, très gros match de sa part.
De mémoire il me semble qu’un but marqué avec la main(Fisher) est automatiquement refusé, peu importe les circonstances. À Toronto on a décidé d’accorder le but après révision, mais on sait jamais c’est quoi qu’ils révisent exactement.Si quelqu’un a l’information, avec le #du règlement NHL ce serait apprécié.
I sat on the 200 level once. The best part was the free food (hotdogs, smoked meat, pizza, etc) & soft drinks. The negative was that i felt a bit far from the action. I usually would always sit in the 100 level and as much between the blue lines as possible. I’ve sat in the first row many times but now my preference is to sit about 10 rows up in order to get a better view of the game. I did sit in a private box once. It was nice for a first-time experience but i felt it was hard to concentrate on the game.I'm planning to return to Montreal for the first time since the pandemic and I'm excited to see a Habs game (and enjoy the post-game festivities). I've sat in some darn good seats at the Bell Center but never in the Club Desjardins level seats. Any thoughts? Are the amenities nice? Is the food okay? I know I can get better views for the same money but I'm curious about that 200-level.
Last night’s win by the habs was quite a shocker & i was so happy for the team! It was a rare great night of hockey for me: my three favorite teams all won! Montreal, Toronto & Ottawa. I was certain the Habs & Leafs would lose their games & the way Ottawa had been playing at home wasn’t a guaranteed win for them either. But they all won!Autre grosse victoire en OT.....merci KAIDEN...well done....toujours thrillant une victoie contre les BRUINS et MARCHAND...lolll....d'autant plus qu'on avait un certain rattrapage à faire.....et again BRAVO à Sam qui en a sorti une autre grosse et qui s'impose de plus en plus.....perso je n'en ai jamais douté.....allez on remet ça dès demain vs les surprenants CANUCKS.
Thanks for responding. I hear what you're saying. I've sat in the first few rows and it's tremendously exciting--but I also prefer higher up in the 100s. I'm not sure the free food at the 200-level is worth it but I am curious about the experience.I sat on the 200 level once. The best part was the free food (hotdogs, smoked meat, pizza, etc) & soft drinks. The negative was that i felt a bit far from the action. I usually would always sit in the 100 level and as much between the blue lines as possible. I’ve sat in the first row many times but now my preference is to sit about 10 rows up in order to get a better view of the game. I did sit in a private box once. It was nice for a first-time experience but i felt it was hard to concentrate on the game.
Would i go back & sit on the 200 level? I would but only if I couldn’t get a seat in the 100 level between the two blue lines & at least 10 rows up.
He’s lucky there’s such a thing as a powerplay & 3-on- 3 overtime since he sucks at 5-on-5 hockey & terrible playing both sides of the ice. I love his charisma & his great shot but let’s face it: he’s strictly a one-dimensional player who’ll only contribute when he’s on the PP or in overtime. He’s played like this his entire life & we’ll just have to accept him for the player he is. That’s why it’s always been very hard for me to see him as a 40-goal scorer. On a better team good coaches wouldn’t give him as much ice time because there are more good & better two-way players on the team & he’d be considered too much of a risk if you’d increase his icetime at even-strenght. To be honest unless he drastically improves that part of his game i’m not even sure he’d be picked to play on Team USA. He’s a very small player, is an average skater & is allergic to defensive hockey. However he has a tremendous wrist shot. He could be a better player if he worked on improving the weaker parts of his game. However you need to be willing to do this & go all-in about it. I doubt he would unless the coach starts to drastically cut his icetime & considering how difficult it is for this team to score goals i can’t see it happening anytime soon.After 15 games, Cole Caufield is not on the same pace than last year (he did score 26 in 46 games). He's on a pace of 15 goals in 45 games which would leave him under 30 over the full season. He has more assists though, giving him almost a point per game so far, which ain't bad.
I'd like to see him take back where he left last year though, which was quite incredible before he went under surgery. Maybe he became more predictable and opponents adapted, maybe he's becoming more balanced.....or else.