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    Columbus Blue Jackets

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    Post by jedi17 Fri 10 Feb 2017, 7:16 pm

    Post Battle #53 vs. the Vancouver Canucks 
    February 10, 2017, 11:58 AM ET [4 Comments]
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    Final Score: Canucks 3 – Blue Jackets 0 

    Game Summary


    The Jackets started this game well and that’s the only positive thing you can take away from the game. They played poorly the whole night outside of a couple good shifts. Any chances they did get were smothered by Ryan Miller. You add those two together and end up with a 3-0 shutout loss at home. 

    Between this game and the New Jersey game the Jackets are playing some of their worst hockey of the season. They are plenty of players who are struggling but the area that stands out the most in the power play. They weren’t going to convert on the close to 30% rate they had during the streak, so this regression was expected. The frustrating part is how they have regressed. They are not getting the same chances with the man advantage because teams have adjusted. Vancouver did a great job at this; they knew exactly where the Jackets were going to enter the zone and stacked the blue line accordingly. The Jacket failed to adjust and as a result the Jackets went 0-for-2 on the power play with no shots. 

    The one Jacket to at least have a decent game was Sergei Bobrovsky. His overall line doesn’t look great, three goals on 24 shots for an .875 save percentage, but he made some very big saves and kept the game respectable. 

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