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John Stanton from Not a Leaf fan, Canada writes: This team better get its act together. They look pretty disorganized and the "top" line is not producing. Double shifting Tavarres makes me nervous....
- Posted 30/12/07 at 4:11 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Larry Hill from Canada writes: John Stanton from Not a Leaf fan, Canada writes: This team better get its act together. They look pretty disorganized and the "top" line is not producing. Double shifting Tavarres makes me nervous
why? Tavarres has had the best offensive production of anyone, considering the limitd playing time (up to about the 2nd period of the Swedish game.
I would rather say that they took the Swedes too lightly. They played pretty well up to this game. The Swedes flat out worked harder than we did.- Posted 30/12/07 at 4:29 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Popeye Dillon from North Vancouver, Canada writes: If we can't recover from one loss then we don't deserve to be in this tournament. My glass is still half full with this team. We hopefully learned a lesson about a full sixty minutes of play yesterday.
- Posted 30/12/07 at 4:31 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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