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Originally Posted by Realtor 1
Well it was a good season for the Washington Capitals but they fell 10-2 in game 7.
Toronto takes game 1
Washington takes the next 2
Toronto takes the next 2
Washington wins a double OT game to force game 7
Toronto lights up Crawford who started his 2nd game of the series
Game 7 had each team with 31 shots, the same pass % and near identical faceoff % and attack time.
The Washington capitals announced at the end of the first period of game 7 that Crawford would be going on waivers as soon as possible.
Great series and Toronto deserves to move on. With that said, has anyone run into the problem of not being able to edit lines before the game and then in game not being able to swap goalies? After Crawford allowed the 2nd goal in from behind the net it was clear he needed to be pulled.
Scouting report for whoever plays Toronto.... the majority of their goals are created from behind the net. There is no need to get too worried when the cycle is taking place until it gets behind the net. Tighten up on the open guy in front and keep the guy behind the net from coming out.
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Great series. Tight checking, not alot of space, the last game was kind of a weird one, goals 3 and 4 were actually passing attempts that bounced off your goalie and went in.
You make it sound so easy to shut me down, damn you!
Very happy with some of my trade deadline moves, Stafford leads the team with 5 goals through 7 games. Savard with 2 goals (both shorthanded) and 4 assists and Ryan McDonagh with 2 goals, 3 assists.
Other then Mason's terrible 5 goal game he was an absolute rock back there, 1.90 GAA, .930 save %.
Looking forward to the next round.