New Attitude | Coming in Hot – February 2

14 Comments

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   AlfiesMullet 2 years ago

   I never understood why people are all over Chabot.. yes he probably plays too many minutes but that's because no on else on the team can do the things he does.. he needs some support back there but we don't really have a right shot D that can keep up with him

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   Ranger 2 years ago

   Dans Giroux = somewhat sounds like you are saying "In Giroux" or "Inside Giroux"; next time I would recommend DanGiroux, it's less jarring for a francophone to read! But I appreciate what you were going for Wally. Giroux est dangereux!

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   Gazbleu 2 years ago

   2 solid pairs we have are Chabot – Zub and Hamonic – Sanderson. Holden is unfortunately showing his age, and getting picked on by faster players. Brannstrom and Zaitzev imo need to go and add some BIG guys in that D core.

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   PitchForksAreComing 2 years ago

   When "G" first arrived i thought Brady's nose seemed out of joint ,like he felt he lost his spot as the person everyone looked up to, the team chemistry was a little off, but i think things might be settling down now.

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   Sheer Rossyness 2 years ago

   It seems like the Sens have been told to not dump the puck out of their own zone at all costs. A guy like Stützle can dangle the forechecker and get out, but it seems like everyone else, forward or defence, tries to do it too, and it costs a lot of turnovers. Chabot could've tried to dump it out first since Pinto wasn't ready, but it looks like they've been coached to not do that. Which is funny, because they've also been coached to make a lot of dump-and-chase plays, giving up possession, once they hit centre.

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   Jedediah Twichell 2 years ago

   Show gets better every episode! Keep up the great work.

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   Neil Sunstrum 2 years ago

   Wally needs a parasite cleanse! Hunion pot will fix ya up as well. Cut an onion in half, hollow out some of the centre and fill it with honey, once it all runs through the onion, scoop it up and take it. Better than any store-bought medicine also cut up half an onion, put it in a cup of water and let it sit for 12 hours strain, and drink it. It will get you better fast!!

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   marantz1 2 years ago

   Really enjoyed the breakdown of the chabby plays

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   Strifelord 2 years ago

   I get the lack of depth on the D and how that affects the 5×5 offense, but I think the real problem has been a lack of finish. How many times has this team successfully executed an odd man rush, or punished the other team for their mistakes? It seems like if you give other team a chance, they score, or get a high quality chance. The Sens though, they overpass, misread where to go or pass and don't support, open up or go to the net. They are as bad in the o-zone as this team has been in the d-zone in years past. And this happens regardless if Chabot or Sanderson is on the ice, although Sanderson has been more dependable whereas the puck gets by Chabot often enough to notice and even come back to bite the Sens in the @$$. Lately, especially during this 4 game stretch, they have been more successful 5×5, so there is hope.

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    Jurgen Vollrath 2 years ago

    Great analysis by Yorkie on Chabot..we needed that😊

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    Jurgen Vollrath 2 years ago

    When do we talk about Formenton and his performance at the Spengler cup and what his return could mean😊

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    Mikey Moe 2 years ago

    Love the show boys. I am a Sens fan for life. Question. Why do you have a video chats where you have slight delays on the audio when your talking? The other Sens podcast on YouTube done have this problem. It sucks to see you guys pause and pause when trying to show you quick wit and jokes.

    Keep up the great work
    Go Sens Go!!!

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    Ted Lakomy 2 years ago

    I also liked the comments by York with respect to Chabot.

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    Bill Douglas Holdings 2 years ago

    It maybe easy to talk hockey but it's not easy to break down tape and angles for the layperson like myself. Much appreciation gents. And kudos to Wally for battling an itchy thought.