Potatoe1 wrote:At least you are contestant.
Not a contest I have ever wanted to win.
I have always hoped Cody will overcome his short comings, but I still see he has a long way to go.
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Potatoe1 wrote:At least you are contestant.
Potatoe1 wrote:Nope, and that hole looks like a chasm this year.
Alberts is a gong show on the right side and having him play there in a top 4 role is going to be a killer.
Not a fan at all of Hamhuis on the first unit or Burrows on the point with the second unit.
AV needs to figure out a way to get Ballard playing better, having to lean this heavily on Sami Salo is going to blow up on us at some point.
herb wrote:Potatoe1 wrote:Nope, and that hole looks like a chasm this year.
Alberts is a gong show on the right side and having him play there in a top 4 role is going to be a killer.
Not a fan at all of Hamhuis on the first unit or Burrows on the point with the second unit.
AV needs to figure out a way to get Ballard playing better, having to lean this heavily on Sami Salo is going to blow up on us at some point.
Is Salo injured or was it just a night off?
Like I've said before, one of Ballard, Hamhuis or Edler has to move over to the right side on a permanent basis. Either the coaching staff has to figure this one out or Gillis needs to make a move. We can't have Alberts playing in the top 4, and as much as I love him, we cannot rely on 37 year old Sami Salo for anything. IMO, having Salo in the lineup should be a bonus, not something we expect at this point.
Ballard has seemed to play better with more ice time and more responsibility, which seem to translate into more confidence. Bowness and AV have got to get this guy into the top 4 somehow.


Topper wrote:Potatoe1 wrote:At least you are contestant.
Not a contest I have ever wanted to win.
I have always hoped Cody will overcome his short comings, but I still see he has a long way to go.
In an effort to shake things up and get the second line going, AV swapped Burrows and Silent 3. It worked well for Ryan and David. That line was instantly dangerous offensively. Poor Dan and Hank were hung with an albatross for two shifts. Cody's lone accomplishment was to bump Daniel off the puck and ruin a scoring chance. Cody finished the game, the only place there may be a vacancy for him, fourth line centre.
RoyalDude wrote:As per usual, the Wild just love beating us and we just seem to have no push back against these guys the majority of the time.
KeyserSoze wrote:RoyalDude wrote:As per usual, the Wild just love beating us and we just seem to have no push back against these guys the majority of the time.
I'm sure the Wild do love beating us...problem is, the majority of the time we beat them.
Canucks record vs Wild over the past 3 years:
10/11: 4-2
09/10: 4-2
08/09: 5-1
Topper wrote:Potatoe1 wrote:At least you are contestant.
Not a contest I have ever wanted to win.
Topper wrote:I'll remain straight and objective and refuse the pink shades.
Potatoe1 wrote:Topper wrote:I'll remain straight and objective and refuse the pink shades.
LOL, one man alone on an island, swearing that the water is brown and that he is the only one capable of being objective.
BTW I know you are totally ignoring all statistical evidence, (along with all other evidence) when it comes to Hodgson, but basically every one of the new advanced statistics seem to flatter Hodgsons play. CORSI, FENWIK, shot differential, scoring chance differential, GA/60, SA/60, Qualcomp, etc, pick one you like and Cody comes out in the top quarter of the team.
Here is a good summary though the author is certainly seems over zealous in his conclusions.
http://canucksarmy.com/2011/11/2/cody-hodgson-two-way-force
Topper wrote:Way too early to be trotting out stats, unless you are a greasy leaves fan.
Potatoe1 wrote:Cody will most likely continue to get points, while contributing positively to the canucks scoring chance differential.
KeyserSoze wrote:RoyalDude wrote:As per usual, the Wild just love beating us and we just seem to have no push back against these guys the majority of the time.
I'm sure the Wild do love beating us...problem is, the majority of the time we beat them.
Canucks record vs Wild over the past 3 years:
10/11: 4-2
09/10: 4-2
08/09: 5-1
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