2012
04.13
04.13
the first two games of the Penguins-Flyers series, it is painfully obvious to any Pittsburgh fan that Philadelphia has straight-up been the better team.
They have been more aggressive, with better fore-checking, better backline play, and, for when it mattered, better goaltending.
The Flyers are one of a handful of teams that can play at Pittsburgh's pace. The Penguins love to fly up and down the ice, shoot a ton and attempt to light the lamp as much as possible.
That is how this team has been built over the past few years. It is exciting and has shown that this style can win a Cup.
There is only one problem with that now: The Flyers can play like that too.
So, what does Dan Bylsma and the Pens do? Do they change ...
Read Full Article at Bleacher Report - Pittsburgh Penguins
They have been more aggressive, with better fore-checking, better backline play, and, for when it mattered, better goaltending.
The Flyers are one of a handful of teams that can play at Pittsburgh's pace. The Penguins love to fly up and down the ice, shoot a ton and attempt to light the lamp as much as possible.
That is how this team has been built over the past few years. It is exciting and has shown that this style can win a Cup.
There is only one problem with that now: The Flyers can play like that too.
So, what does Dan Bylsma and the Pens do? Do they change ...
Read Full Article at Bleacher Report - Pittsburgh Penguins