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He started slow, getting acclimatized to the Leafs system of play. He’s been pretty decent in the playoffs. His shot block in the dying minutes of Game 6 allowed Nylander to score an empty net insurance goal. He’s fit nicely in the bottom 6 at center.
Looking at this new site, it has possibilities. One thing that might improve it would be a larger font for easier reading. Also, it’s difficult uploading avatars and links. Going through a 3rd party website to upload avatars could be difficult for some of the less computer inclined individuals. On the hockey side, maybe a score ticker at the top so as to keep up on the out of town scores as you participate online. If anything else comes to mind, I’ll try to remember to bring it to you and the rest of the administrators who run the website.
NFL football. Huge Bills fan going back to the early 1970’s. I saw OJ’s 2000 yard season happen and also watched wide right. Hockey is number 1 for me, but the NFL is right up there.
I congratulate the Habs on a season that ended in a playoff appearance. The Atlantic is a difficult division to emerge from. They showed a lot of moxy and determination. I’m hoping that they can duplicate the same kind of play in 25/26. The Habs need an upgrade in net, plus some size. Much of what beat them was inexperience. They have that now and can reevaluate their lineup. They must tread lightly and continue to develop, instead of accelerating the rebuild. Patience is the key world.
It’s imperative that the Leafs take Game 1 or it all falls apart. Tampa fell into that trap and tried to play catch-up. Florida grinded them into dust and they had no answer. I’d like to see Laughton stapled to Mathew Tkachuk the whole series. Even take him on in a fight if necessary. Remove him from the equation and the Leafs have a chance. Bennett also needs to be addressed and Mathew Knies could be the answer. The Leafs may have an advantage on the 4th line.
