It wasn't particularly pretty, but the Sens ended up beating the worst team in the NHL 4-1, after a 3 goal 3rd period. We managed to turn it on when we had to, which is good news I guess, but we didn't look so good the first 2 periods. But after 3 straight losses, I'll take the W however it comes. Brial Elliott was great but not spectacular, but he didn't have to be, as the Oilers struggled to muster much offense all night.
It was a win, nothing spectacular but 2 points is 2 points, so book em and on to Calgary.
Thoughts from the game:
-Some sketchy reffing yet again tonight.
-Was pretty quiet in Rexall place, sounded more like the ACC
-Good to see Michalek get a goal again
-Good to see Fisher score too, he had a much better game tonight. Shoutout to everyone from the comments of the Fisher piece.
-Erik Karlsson looked good again, he's a great skater, but still holds on to the puck a bit too long sometimes. He'll get over it, he's a rook
-Andy Sutton looked pretty good tonight, he will come in handy in the playoffs.
-Cullen is looking better each game.
Thoughts on the game?
5 comments:
Good bounceback win for the Sens. I also agree about the reffing. On that subject the TSN story claims that Lee hauled down Comrie resulting in the penalty shot. Just goes to show they make up their stories based only on the summary. As for the quietness, how quiet would SBP be if the Sens were in last place and hadn't made the playoffs in 4 years? Also seemed like the lighting was really dim.
It is good to see Fisher score, most of the people commenting on that post took things way too seriously though. Most of the people hating on you for posting on something "personal" which you did not really do, probably watch TMZ.
On another note, it seems as though BM is setting up to lose the A-Train. Personally, considering his low offensive output and the amount of games he misses, I would not give him more than 3.5m. I think Phillips is the one who makes that pair tick with his skating and ability to shut guys down 1-on-1.
Didn't look so good in the first 2?? Were you watching the game? We owned them in the first period alone if it weren't for Deslauriers in net it would of been 4-0 after the first 20.
We weren't that effective in the first. The powerplay did nothing and the Sens looked slow. You have to remember they were playing the worst team in the NHL.
Fail, Mr. Mayor.
Mr. Abroad is correct. The Sens owned the Oilers most of the game, and Deslauriers did his best to steal the game until things fell apart for him in the third.
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