I would give the guy a break on that one if he wasn’t consistently performing poorly at the things that he’s supposed to be good at. He’s a defensive defenseman that doesn’t block shots well, can’t clear the puck, and routinely gets lost in coverage. The only thing he contributes to is goals against. He deserves no benefit of the doubt, and I can’t wait until he’s off this team.
That's a fun website. Chicago definitely needs to go back to their black sweaters at some point. California Golden Seals definitely brought the ABA vibes every year to great results. I also wasn't aware of the prior existence of so many teams like the Atlanta Flames, or the Kansas City Scouts. The Colorado Rockies had some awesome sweaters that would sell really well nowadays with the prominent state flag emblem. The late 70s Canucks sweaters with the inverted peak template are all beauties.
The Seals were a Charles O. Finley team. Same color scheme as the Oakland A's.
The one thing I couldn't figure out was what Bergeron and McAvoy were doing in coverage. They bracketed the center and allowed the winger (or vice versa) to get under McAvoy and right next to the net.
Looked like 73 stepped up to play the stick of the center but he should have been locking up the winger's stick
