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Segment 3 - MHOC Show w Cav Nov 13 · Coaches Corner

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  We got a cozy little crowd here at bear Smokehouse Barbecue. We got Dan
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  here, got Colin Stewart, Hecker, got Mark Zaroli. I mean,
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  you talk when the sons of Nutmeg their tailgates amazing. And not only do
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  they do football, which they do really, really well, they are even
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  hockey junkies, and they get the ten out for hockey. Yet it's wild.
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  I know they got to stay away from my car, though they get
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  a little close to my car. Do you have the dents or the scratches
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  to prove it? I might? Oh, okay, all right, Husky's
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  will play BC this weekend. We'll have the game Friday. That'll be our
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  last game of the first semester, six forty five on the radio. Adam
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  will join me from Kelly Rink. We'll get into BC a little bit later
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  on. Owen Simpson got himself a point and he's been logging obviously a lot
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  of time in the defense with the defensive corps. I know Jack Pascucci played
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  a couple of games too. But what if you liked about Owen's progress so
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  far here in this early part of the season. Yeah, I think he's
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  done a nice job. He keeps a game pretty simple. He skates well.
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  He's a big kid. You know, he's six' four and rangey
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  and defense pretty well. And you know, both he and Jack when they
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  you know, they get in they just have to keep the game simple.
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  Make outlet passes, breakout passes, tape the tape, good gaps and you
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  know, basically it's an old saying with defenseman. If you don't notice them
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  a whole lot, they're playing pretty well. So that's kind of what you're
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  hoping for. Sometimes at six' four, is there anything in technique that
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  he has to be especially mindful of versus someone who's a little bit more compact
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  at five eleven. Ah, you know, maybe right now, just because
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  he's still a little thin and he hasn't filled out, But when he fills
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  out, not really. I think it's much more of an advantage to be
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  six' four with a long stick and being able to take away passing lanes.
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  It's definitely an advantage as a defenseman. Yeah, guys, Dano Charo
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  turned out pretty okay. He was six' nine. Yeah, so that
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  works. Yeah. Almost stumbled though at the Stanley Cup when he woreed it.
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  When he got awarded it and you remember that although that was a great
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  moment, actually went to that parade. It's the only parade I've ever actually
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  been to that I wasn't in. Okay, yeah, I was there too,
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  You weren't, yeah, twenty eleven. Yeah, yeah, I had
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  a h Terry Rarely T shirt. Oh my mom was a big Terrios.
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  Yeah, I know, you did. I know. With Andrews hot streak,
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  he's been playing obviously a lot with Thomasinio pickinging, choosing when to join
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  the rush versus when not to. Is that that that seems like to be
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  one of andrew strainths. Yeah, and I think that's pretty instinctive. That's,
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  you know, the great defenseman that joined the rush. You don't really
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  teach him that. It's really just instinct on when to go. It's a
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  hard thing to say, Okay, when the puck's here, you get to
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  join. You know. It's you can encourage your ded to always join the
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  rush, but some guys just do it better than others. And as I
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  said, one of the best I've seen do it throughout my career was Simsbury,
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  Connecticut boy Tommy Cross, who I had a PC. He just retired
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  actually from Springfield. He had a long career, played a little bit for
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  the Bruins and played in the American League, but he was he was one
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  of the best at No. One went to join the Rush. You didn't
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  coach Brian Leach, did you be seen? No? No, I did
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  not, But I know Brian pretty well, I would think so. Yeah,
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  he turned out, okay, turned out all right. First ballot Hall
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  of Fame is okay. I guess that's all right. Yeah. One of
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  the other freshmen, as you talked about Owen since then, Jake Rishard had
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  an incredible start to his career. A couple of goals, a couple of
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  assists in his first two weekends. And now things are quieting down from from
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  that front. What is he still doing well? As he gets deeper and
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  deeper into his fresh He's still getting great chances. It's just not going in
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  for him right now, and it will. He had two on the doorstep
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  the other day, and he gets one or two every game. He's done
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  a really nice job. He also has some skill set and deceptiveness to his
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  game. He makes people think think he's going right, he goes left and
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  he can make it look like he's passing the puck and he's not. It's
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  one of another skill set that it's really hard to teach. But he gets
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  defenseman to bite and gives false information a lot of times, which buys him
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  more time offensively to make a play. I watched the Zoom call last week.
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  Was it either talked about the Grade eight chances at him with calv last
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  week? Yes? Expected goals per game? Yeah, and you mentioned that
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  the Vermont game, that Friday night game, you gave up more, gave
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  up more Greade eight chances than you had in the first what eight games of
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  the season. We gave up sixteen that game and we had not given up
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  more than eight in any game until that point. Right, So how about
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  this past weekend? Cut it a great out? Uh? I know that
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  Friday night it was like twenty nine to twelve five on five. So you
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  know when when play was five on five, we outshot him twenty nine to
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  twelve. I'd have to I actually don't know off the top of my head.
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  I know, and it's bad. Let's just say that's when I look
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  into it. They test. Yeah, the number that Bob was mentioning.
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  We're talked about expected goals per game. I mentioned it in a zoom call
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  last week and you were on top of it. It seems like it's a
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  number that the coaches you you're aware of how many goals obviously you score any
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  game, but also that number that we're talking about expected goals per game calculates,
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  Okay, all things being even, the team should have scored this in
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  a game. Is that a fair assessment? Yes, and no. I
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  think what I just think over the course of time, it probably going to
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  even out. Like and it's a very subjective stat because who's deciding what could
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  be a goal and what couldn't be a goal. But I think they look
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  at a lot of chances that you have where goalie makes a great save or
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  you know, in a lot of situations. You know, those those chances
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  create eight goals, you know, And as long as we're continuing to create
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  those chances, it's usually going to even out. At some point, you're
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  gonna get a couple of goals that go in that shouldn't go in, and
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  we just haven't had many of those this year. All Right, we will
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  take a break so you can go visit with your son a little bit.
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  Well, you'll preview b seat later with Mike but when we come back our
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  two player interviews. First up the captain, Hudson Schandor, and listen to
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  his first answer because if you're a Yukon Hockey fan against y'all Friday's game,
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  he took a penalty in the third period and you'll hear his response on that
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  and you talk about class people. He's one of those guys on the Yukon
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  Hockey Coaches Show from Learfield. Stay with us.