Marc Crawford on Game 4 as craziest game he's ever seen, flashbacks to coaching Canucks in playoffs
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2024
- Former Canucks head coach Marc Crawford joins the guys to praise Quinn Hughes’ resilience, Rick Tocchet’s decision-making, and the play of young goalie Arturs Silovs who gets pressed into service. Not to mention, Crow has had some experience being up 3-1 in a series, so his thoughts on the importance of Game 5 in Vancouver.
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Quinn breaking that guy's ankles to make it a 6-4 was the move of the year for me.
Crow looks different, but the voice is still the same.
I love this script
Wasn't he Colorado's coach back in the days?
Yes. A few others teams, too.
I was only 9 years old but I remember he won the cup in 1996 with the Québec/Colorado Avalanche team 😊
who'se holding Crow's camera, Muhammad Ali ?
Canucks didn’t have the option to challenge the Forsberg goal.
he called him Arturs Silvos 😂
Shakycam is shaky.
Lol felt like there was a mini earthquake watching him.
Canucks should pair Quinn with Zadorov. He might get a little more protection.
Both left pairing.
@@214andydy Do we have 3 right D? I am pretty sure we don't.
@@214andydy they’ve paired them before. Not suggesting a permanent change, just do it long enough to close out the series. Edmonton doesn’t play the same sorta physical game.
@@djardine2520 Doesnt mean they wont try to target quinn. He might be playing with cracked ribs. hopefully just bruised.
Whatever woke madness trouble he got into, he's still one of my favourites!
Does this guy age?
The hosts are not doing their job. They will never get a guest who knows more about European hockey than Crow. But yet. They don't ask the obvious question that springs from game 4. Predators goalie, Soros, is Finnish. Canucks goalie, Silovs, is Latvian. Why is it, Marc, that European goaltenders are so prevalent and so dominant in the NHL?
Why would they ask a question like that mid Stanley cup playoff series? Nobody gives a fuck about except for you that unless it’s off season
Because they are talking about the Canucks not a general discussion on the goaltending position
It has been covered by other people who know more about it. It basically boils down to more goalie coaches at younger ages. In Canada, our goalies, up to Banatam are trained primarily by every other player peppering them with pucks. That is not the way to teach the position.