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Cornuck wrote:Any other players deserve mention?
Rinne - we need to get better shots, sure he's good, but we're making him look like Patrick Roy in his prime. We're shooting from 20-30 feet out, and seeing very few rebounds. He swallows up the puck, even if no Canuck is within 20 feet of him, and he gets a faceoff. Thankfully we're looking a little better at faceoffs.
The Sedins....is there anything that can get them going? Henrik is driving me crazy with his inability to shoot. I think I've seen him come down and wind up once in this series. The rest of the time, he'll pass instead of shoot. Can someone tell him there's no trophy for most assists in the playoffs?
Kesler: An amazing job so far. Hardest working Canuck and is making the rest of his linemates better - no matter who they are. HIggins had his best game playing with him in Game 3.
Samuelsson - I keep thinking back to last year and how we saying, "That's what we got him for! He's a playoff veteran!" - now he's a slug without much use. I hope he wakes up and proves me wrong.
The D - playing well as a group, but the Preds will jump on any mistake they make, so they have to play perfect hockey to keep the Preds of the scoreboard.
Any other players deserve mention?



Cornuck wrote:Sullivan out for the Preds.
Salo may be in for Game 4.

Samuelsson - I keep thinking back to last year and how we saying, "That's what we got him for! He's a playoff veteran!" - now he's a slug without much use. I hope he wakes up and proves me wrong.
Tiger wrote: Maybe Weber is being moved to check Kesler is not only because of the Keslers lines skill and guts.. but more because they don't consider the Sedins as much of a threat? ..
"When the going gets tough.. the tough get going".. So all of you have picked North American players as the stand outs? No swedes ..
ClamRussel wrote:Sorta like when we played Colorado in the playoffs. No doubt Sakic was the highest profile player on their team yet Crawford opted to focus on shutting down the emerging Forsberg instead. He was clearly more of an overall threat to the series.
dr.dork wrote:ClamRussel wrote:Sorta like when we played Colorado in the playoffs. No doubt Sakic was the highest profile player on their team yet Crawford opted to focus on shutting down the emerging Forsberg instead. He was clearly more of an overall threat to the series.
But we lost that series. I can't remember if we ever shut down Forsberg.
Anyway, if Nashville continues to focus on Kesler (and they weren't to successful with that a couple of days ago) that should free up the Sedins and Burrows.

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