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I was actually quite impressive how well Maine responded to Lindenwood's attempts to play physical and not get rattled. How many times have we seen this group lose focus when challenged physically? They stayed composed and used those powerplays to really bury them, especially Poirier's goal late...
If Barr trusts him enough to give him a game this weekend I'm okay with it, but I wouldn't be surprised if he gets this weekend off up until the Denver series at least. Probably would be a good thing for him to get a full mental reset during the break.
Saw there was a new game report on Sokolovskii a couple days ago on his EP page.
“Sokolovskii really made his mark on this game physically, including with one of the best hits of the year. The opponent tried to cut inside, so Sokolovskii quickly reacted, changed course, and intercepted them...
My guess is that he either entered the season not entirely at full health and has been compensating for something which is hurting his positioning and lateral movement. Or he got some things to work on from the Bruins at development camp in anticipation of him signing next season that haven't...
That happened after it was already 3-1.
Boija came out to the top of his crease when the D had the puck behind the net and a UNH player very clearly tripped him. Murphy was looking right at it and didn’t call it, so understand why he was pissy.
He was drew a line in crease with his stick...
UNH won that game somehow keeping Maine scoreless getting thoroughly outplayed in the first. Maine looked a step slower the rest of the way. This team is so mercurial it's painful to watch at times.
Can't wait to watch them look like the best team in the nation when they win 5-1 tmrw night...
It still kind of blows my mind that Sullivan was the one to break Howard's shutout streak. Was a fun ride back in 2011 when it happened but now you see it and you're like that guy...
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