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Disagree on the analysis for last night .. by BIGSKYND

and I have issues with his play but on a couple last night I don't care how fast your glove hand is - you're not stopping those from in close, especially against a shooter like Caulfield (who was a legit 1st round pick and who a lot of scouts figured should go in first 7-8 picks). There were also two he was full-screened on. The ones I'd fault him on were being too slow laterally on at least one (he looked like he was reading pass where there wasn't one available) and I thought he was off his angles on another, although it was a good shot. So he definitely could have played better. But do a diagram showing where all the (non EN) UW goals came from. IIRC, only one wasn't below the dots or below the circle - and that one was a full screen. That's a problem and it's on the frigging skaters. Nobody's holding the house and forcing perimeter shots.