Playoff GDT: Round 1, Game 2 Canes v. Senators 4/20 7:30
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CanadaCanes
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The Hens would have rode that momentum hard with a win, that was a series changing win! The grunt guys get it done!!!
Fayettenamcanesfan
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It’s nice to have a competent 4th line you can really on consistently even in OT2. Not many teams do that
ThinIce
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I still don't understand this. If it's a penalty shot, why proceed with a delayed offside?
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ThinIce
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Our 4th line was awesome during the OT. Every time they were on the ice they were noticeable and they kept pinning the Sens in their own end.
First team in NHL history with a 2-0 lead in the opening series for 6 straight years.
View: https://x.com/arda/status/2046439995276186076?s=61
View: https://x.com/arda/status/2046439995276186076?s=61
Canes were destroyed in the circle again last night, even worse than Saturday, 64-36. What makes it worse is that late in the 2nd it was 50-50 but it went downhill from there.
Millier led in TOI at 34:56. Slavin, Chatfield and Walker all played more than 30 minutes. If you thought Jake Sanderson was always on the ice, you’re not too far off. He played 43:06, Cabot was also over 40 minutes, Spence played 39, Matinpalo played 31. O forward from either team played more than 30, Stutzle came closest at just over 29.
Canes also got outhit 52-43. The disparity was much bigger, but the Canes turned it up in OT.
Millier led in TOI at 34:56. Slavin, Chatfield and Walker all played more than 30 minutes. If you thought Jake Sanderson was always on the ice, you’re not too far off. He played 43:06, Cabot was also over 40 minutes, Spence played 39, Matinpalo played 31. O forward from either team played more than 30, Stutzle came closest at just over 29.
Canes also got outhit 52-43. The disparity was much bigger, but the Canes turned it up in OT.
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