Rangers Move on + Where Do The Carolina Hurricanes Go From Here? | SDP
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2024
- Steve Dangle, Adam Wylde and Jesse Blake discuss the Carolina Hurricanes being eliminated by the New York Rangers. Then, they go over all of the changes the Canes will have to deal with this offseason. Should the Rod Brind'Amour era in Carolina be looked at as a success?
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Most were saying that Carolina had one of the best blue lines in the playoffs… they lost because they got terrible goaltending at crucial times and had an abysmal power play.
Agree! Cane's special teams didn't live up to their potential and Freddie had flashes of greatness but Igor was Igor. One great team lost to another great team, as a Rangers fan I was not optimistic about this matchup but at the end of the day it was a really entertaining series - great hockey! Now I start worrying about Florida, ugh.
everyone is focused on Andersen, but lets be truthful here: When Canes needed a goal to stick a dagger in the Rangers, their finishers and scorers failed to put the puck in the net. How many scoring chances they had where they hit iron, missed the net, or mishandled the puck? When the Rangers needed a goal, their Scorers and finishers got it. Andersen kept you in games, and to blame him for the Canes lack of getting that 4th goal is not on him.
@@robertperrotto870 here’s the thing, I’m not thrilled with all the post dingers or mishandled pucks off our sticks in the HD areas. That happens and you account for that happening during a course of a game. What’s a little more hard to forgive is those soft goals that get given up. I’m not talking about for lack of defensive effort. I’m talking about the one like Kreider put in off of Freddie’s skate as he was slow covering up the puck. Those type of goals just can’t happen especially in a series that was basically a goal difference each game that’s all
@@Dorsey_corner If you watch the replay, Andersens glove hand hit the inside of the post as he was going to cover it up, which caused a slight delay. Things like that happen, just like hitting iron or missing the net. Blaming him for that is like Blaming Martinook and Aho for hitting the crossbar and missing the net on a breakaway.
@@robertperrotto870 I promise I’m not solely blaming him for another early playoff exit. I am holding him accountable for letting in soft goals ( that one) among a few others over the course of the past few playoff runs. Yeah goals happen but some goals shouldn’t even be given the chance. We “ Carolina” barring any defensive collapse, have a tendency to allow “ soft or weak goals” so Freddie is included in that. i feel it’s time we start looking at upgrading our goaltending along with our lack of crunch time scoring. That has been the difference in each one of our bow outs the past few years. Since we just resigned all of our coaches it’s time to look at the players. cause the current iteration of the team has only worked for as long as it’s regular season play.
Hugest of L’s for that “Korpisalo and Merzlikins jail” comment.
Those two are a meme now and the Leafs should have beaten them but both were genuinely good back then and they didn’t have reputations for being holograms like they are today. They were the reason the Jackets were even competitive that year. They were good enough that they don’t warrant a “jail jail jail” comment. Cmon Steve.
I was one of the people questioning the Kreider extension a few years ago. I will rightly shut my mouth until further notice. He is worth every penny of that deal so far.
Chris Kreider is part of a dying breed of power forward. He's actually adjusted his game to hit people less. Because contact is not allowed. When we say a guy hasn't won a Cup....teams win cups. And great players don't always win cups
FYI important note about Kreider....he made his debut as an NHL player in the playoffs. And scored 5 goals
He is just overrated like all American born players are
Kreider is overrated because he was born in A merica
These guys talk exactly like you’d expect Toronto fans would talk lol.
Listing off the goalies that the Canes have lost too just proves that their strategy of "throw everything on net and pray" doesn't work against top goalies
I mean we did start scoring on Shesterkin, surprisingly it was our defense that cratered at the end
@@baboof2318 It appeared that reverting back to a "dump-n-chase" strategy instead of maintaining possession for zone entries put the Canes in a continual state of defense. More a team is on defense, more opportunities for mistakes to happen... and they happened.
steves cut is so hard idc what none of yall say
Don't mention the leafs for 2 minutes challenge: IMPOSSIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
might just be some ranger fan cope here but at this point with his accomplishments with the team i really think kreider retires a ranger. 100% chance #20 is in the rafters in the future as well
Nah your right.
If they win the cup, he makes it to the rafters, otherwise it's not etched in stone just yet.
The salary cap is going up and they have tons of players to resign. I imagine the canes look very different next year.
Canes consistently have good goaltending, not great. They are able to get past round 1 because you play against other good goaltenders. But once you pass round 2, everyone has great goaltenders
Edmonton lmao
Almost everyone....
Ask San Jose? We were getting to the conference finals frequently fuq u mean
3 straight series that should have gone to seven ended in six instead. This can only mean that the Hockey Gods are dead and Hockey Satan is firmly in control.
Leafs fans are so beaten down they're trying to find faults in a team that regularly makes it to Round 2 and 3
I’m glad Leon is getting more love from people. Early on it was so much about how he wasn’t that great and it was McDavid making him good, but you watch the game and it’s just not the case.
*** Trade proposal ***
Toronto & Montreal
Toronto:
Mitch Marner (27y - RW) to Mtl
Montreal:
Josh Anderson (30y - RW), Christian Dvorak (28y - C), Justin Barron (22y - RD) to Toronto
canes are like the leafs but they always lose in 2nd round
We lost because they don't have people that crash and bang into the goalie....
Like Boston like Florida.... Like the Rangers.. Lake Dallas.... In general Carolina has a soft team that doesn't hit anybody
Steve always looks like he's nearing climax when talking about a player he likes.
K'Andre Miller is great OFFENSIVELY, but not defensively Jesse
Another Andersen performance 😂
These guys have no idea where teams are in their life-cycles for example the Bruins are super over achievers this year. Literally in a retool yeah, still got to game 6 against a prime cup window team in Florida. Also the Leafs lost again in their prime win now window.
The team is also soft and refuses to go to the dirty areas to score.
Brind'Amour may end up in Seattle with Ron Francis after Dave Hakstol was let go. I think there it isn't a coincidence that in the same week that Brind'Amour's contract proposal was taken off the table that Hakstol was let go. Francis was the one who hired Brind'Amour in Carolina and I think a deal is already in place.
The more I think about RBDA to Seattle, the more it makes sense. The timing of those two events are interesting as well. But I think RBDA needs a new challenge. How much further can he take the Canes? This was their best shot and they were bounced earlier than last year.
Signed multi year deal in Carolina. Done deal
@@anthonydurante1149 Speaking of Seattle, more like DUNN deal
Nothing like a good ol' fashioned Canes disappointment. My only regret is that we were robbed of the chance to see them swept in another ECF.
"ThErE's GoOd gOaLiEs iN tHe pLaYoFfS, gUyS"
No, there are a _few_ *great* goalies in the playoffs, and we seem to run into the best of them every year. Of the eight teams in the second round, maybe three had elite goalies (Shesterkin, Bobrovsky, Oettinger). The Avs and Canes had goalies that were good but not great, Canucks have a 3rd-stringer who's admitedly playing his ass off, neither Oilers goalie looks that good at the moment, and Swayman was very good but I don't put him in the same category as the other "elite" 3. Canes have basically faced Vezina finalists and future Hall of Famers every year.
Not to mention the last two teams that eliminated us happened to be coached by the two guys that coached RBA to his two Cup Finals appearances in a Hurricanes sweater.
Carolina had no business losing to the Rangers. Anderson and kochetcov had a combined 0.878 save percentage. Anderson had two games in the playoffs at a 0.82 save percentage.... 2 games in the series they had an 18% chance of the puck going in per shot. I don't think it's Carolinas fault. I think Anderson needs to block 5 to 8 more shots a game.
Blocking 5 to 8 more shots per game would have meant a sweep with 4 shutouts. He never gave up more than 4 goals against the Rangers.
This is such a delusional take lol.
@@ayykittenand your opinion isn’t delusional I’m sure. I’m sure you’re the arbiter of hockey knowledge. Kitten..
@@casewojo6186 Probably am. Didn’t offer my opinion, tho.
@@ayykitten Dude read between the lines. If Anderson had a 90% save percentage in his two 82% save percentage games. The series would have been 4-2 hurricanes. Not a sweep. You are outright twisting what I'm saying. What are you a rangers snob.