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highfive · 05-07-2014, 02:34 PM

I feel everyone likes to categorize teams and just say oh they are big and gritty, they are made for the playoffs, oh you need speed and skills to win, you need goaltending, you need defence. etc etc...

Fact is, for a team to be successful, you need players to step the fuck up in the playoffs. From the first line to the 4th line.

Example
Look at Minnie with Granlund and Parise stepping it up in the playoffs.

Look at Kings with Schultz and Greene boxing out the Ducks.

Look at Subban stepping it up against the Bruins.

Or Bergeron trying to wake up their team last night.

Canucks has too many invisible players in the playoffs.

05-07-2014, 02:34 PM	#15245
highfive I contribute to threads in the offtopic forum Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Vancouver Posts: 2,945 Thanked 1,123 Times in 533 Posts Failed 71 Times in 38 Posts	I feel everyone likes to categorize teams and just say oh they are big and gritty, they are made for the playoffs, oh you need speed and skills to win, you need goaltending, you need defence. etc etc... Fact is, for a team to be successful, you need players to step the fuck up in the playoffs. From the first line to the 4th line. Example Look at Minnie with Granlund and Parise stepping it up in the playoffs. Look at Kings with Schultz and Greene boxing out the Ducks. Look at Subban stepping it up against the Bruins. Or Bergeron trying to wake up their team last night. Canucks has too many invisible players in the playoffs.