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    Jlaura76
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    The Detroit Red Wings shootout win over LA was intense, however the team was not prepared for Anaheim the next day.  The 5-2 loss was rough.

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    frenchtoto
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    Hi again from overseas,

    interesting to compare the numbers from last season at the same time, there is progress indeed even if defense still needs to get better. Is Ed playing well ? ASP is starting to learn the difficult part of the NHL, a bit slow on Terry’s goal (I thought he could skate well but maybe a bit tired on that shift), Hamonic not that bad and a quite good surprise from Chiarot (I’m always careful with this name because in french, “chariot” means a trolley and is almost the same spelling…)

    Good surprise from GR, but with Gus and Holl, Leonard and two pretty good goalies, it is another team.

    Detroit will need to rest and train to get all the little things back to work, but with the schedule, it is so difficult. They have to focus on the next game, but also see further away for the playoffs (so, good to let the young ones do mistakes… for now !)

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    mcmastermike1968
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    Hey, Jeremy. Good read and definitely invigorating to see the GRG team doing so well.

    I’m not overly concerned about MBN’s showing with the Big Club. He’s had some exposure to what areas of his game need love & attention. He played well, bit it felt like he needed to slow his gsme down, which he wasn’t doing. No doubt he’s got a list of areas of concern. Once he polishes his game, he’ll be a contributor without a doubt. He’s got great speed, hits are measured to extract the most benefit, and he does have a great shot. It’s just a matter of time and he’ll be up to stay.

    GRG has such a deep pool of talent. Watson’s done some awesome work on the kids, and the future is no doubt very bright. Now, I don’t think we can turn this team around merely with kids from the ‘A’, We will need to pull in a big name or 2 from either a block-buster trade or jump in the deep end in UFA.

    Will be interesting to see how we react to the LAK loss. We were just out-classed by a deep LAK team, those guys are for real. We’ll get there, I’ve no doubt. But the waiting’s getting tedious!!!

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