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Originally Posted by Robbob
I think Carolina passes the eye test for me, albeit a small sample size. That initial game against them back in October 2017 one of my takeaways from the game is how aggressive their forecheck was. They really limited the space and time for the Flames. Wouldn't surprise me if from the PGT or GT from that game there are similar observations.
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That is a good thought. It is worthwhile reviewing
the October 19 home game thread. Posts about the Hurricanes tend to follow a similar theme:
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Originally Posted by Cecil Terwilliger
We're getting worked over right now. Have been all period.
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Originally Posted by EldrickOnIce
Getting dominated here. Canes look real good
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Originally Posted by neo45
Pretty good hockey
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Originally Posted by Jore
pretty much every line has gotten hemmed in their own zone for extended periods of time. if they don't fix that it's not going to go well
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Originally Posted by mdubz
Terrible. Flames have had zero possession all game. Sloppy af.
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Originally Posted by Jakester
Ugh. It was coming. The Canes dominated play all period.
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Originally Posted by ComixZone
Entire team getting pinned in all night, eventually get scored on...
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Originally Posted by djsFlames
We should be generating the type of chances the Canes are. This is a bit frustrating.
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Originally Posted by KootenayFlamesFan
Flames once again being reactive.
Letting Carolina dictate the game.
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Originally Posted by StrykerSteve
Carolina are very quick, and very aggressive. Flames having a tough time against that combo.
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Originally Posted by DropIt
Canes toying with the Flames. This one could get ugly
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Originally Posted by KootenayFlamesFan
Canes simply outskating and outworking the Flames. Lucky they're only up by 1.
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Originally Posted by azzarish
To their credit the Canes are a much better team than the last time I saw them. And we can’t seem to handle them now.
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Originally Posted by Muta
Man... Carolina is a fast team. No wonder they're spending a ton of time in our zone.
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Originally Posted by Moneyhands23
Ugh. Out coached and out worked
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Originally Posted by Zoller
Carolina has had substantially more quality scoring chances than Calgary
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Originally Posted by calgARI
That was a terrible performance by the Flames. They were completely dominated in all aspects of that game. Badly outplayed throughout and lost the massive majority of puck races and battles. Not near good enough and could have been much worse. One team was very prepared to play tonight and the other wasn't. One team played with some edge and effort and the other didn't. One team was disciplined and the other wasn't. Really disappointing.
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Originally Posted by crapshoot
Carolina beat us to every puck. Terrible effort all around.
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Originally Posted by Tinordi
This game was a perfect example of how winning the possession game wins you the actual game. Carolina had the puck *a lot* Flames were chasing, had probably half as many scoring chances and took six penalties.
If you can't skate with your opponent you're going to lose.
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Several complaints from fans in the thread were directed towards the Flames inability to draw any penalties on Carolina.
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Originally Posted by StrykerSteve
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Originally Posted by djsFlames
Why not give the Canes a penalty this century?
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Well, they’ve had the puck for the majority of the game, so they’re less likely to take one.
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I found this one comment by djsFlames quite interesting as it pertains to this topic:
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Originally Posted by djsFlames
Need to get out of our zone way more effectively. Can't let them bottle us in for extended periods like that. At least they're clearing the front of the net well...
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