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Originally Posted by Jiri Hrdina
All 3 are at fault for the reasons you outline. McDavid still carries blame for trying to go 1 on 3.
And he does coast for a good part of the back check. He's not going hard.
My read is he was hoping it would turn back over and he'd have a breakaway
He played 3 on 3 like it was a regular season overtime.
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It’s also his second shift 3 on 3 in a minute and a half. Some may read it as lazy. A lot of that is energy. Part of what you live and die with on 3-on-3.
That to me is an indictment of our second wave of depth. This Canadian team had maybe the best top end I’ve ever seen, but the depth fell off a cliff.