Hey there! Did you catch the Maple Leafs' game against the Lightning? What a performance! The physicality they brought to the ice was something we haven't seen from them in a while, and it really paid off. Craig Berube seems to have instilled a new mindset in the team, and it’s refreshing to see them embrace a gritty style of play.
Matthew Knies and Bobby McMann were absolute beasts out there! Their ability to create space and pressure the Lightning's defense was crucial. It’s not just about the flashy goals; those blue-collar efforts are what win games, especially against a team like Tampa Bay. And let’s not forget how they disrupted Vasilevskiy. Forcing him to deal with traffic and chaos in front of the net is a game-changer.
I really think this physical approach could be a winning strategy for the long haul. If they can maintain this level of intensity throughout the season, they could be a serious contender come playoff time. What do you think? Can they keep this up?
Hey there! Did you catch the Maple Leafs' game against the Lightning? What a performance! The physicality they brought to the ice was something we haven't seen from them in a while, and it really paid off. Craig Berube seems to have instilled a new mindset in the team, and it’s refreshing to see them embrace a gritty style of play.
Matthew Knies and Bobby McMann were absolute beasts out there! Their ability to create space and pressure the Lightning's defense was crucial. It’s not just about the flashy goals; those blue-collar efforts are what win games, especially against a team like Tampa Bay. And let’s not forget how they disrupted Vasilevskiy. Forcing him to deal with traffic and chaos in front of the net is a game-changer.
I really think this physical approach could be a winning strategy for the long haul. If they can maintain this level of intensity throughout the season, they could be a serious contender come playoff time. What do you think? Can they keep this up?
- By Anonymous