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Originally Posted by OzSome
Actually agree with this. When we had the lead after the 1st period, Flames sort of backed off offensively and went into defensive mode. Then when Canucks scored they couldn't get the momentum back.
Their power play which was very effective in the previous game suddenly couldn't do anything. I believed they had one good chance (Wideman hitting the post) on those two late PP.
By the way, let's blame It on Bollig for shaving his playoff beard.  |
Canucks were more successful being aggressive on the PP last night, keeping Calgary scrambling to control the puck and beating us by being in our face rather than by cutting off shooting lanes which is more or less how they've done it this series.
When Calgary's passing game is dampened by ####ty ice, it's apparent because we have a lot of trouble setting up and getting it off the wall.