GDT #13: 11/5/11 > Blues @ Wild > 7:00PM > FSMW/KMOX

[dmiles2186]

Both goals were on 2 on 1 breaks. However, both times Halak had a clear view of the puck and the shooter. While the Blues players left Halak out to dry, those are the saves Elliot is making when the Blues in front of him break down.

Halak is doing a better job of tracking the puck and not giving up rebounds, which was the problem before.

Right, Elliott has been making those saves. The point I'm making is, it's not like these are those consistent Legace/Mason tricklers/back breakers from yesteryear. Halak has also made some big saves tonight too. If he had some help on offense tonight, it may be a different story.

[dmiles2186]

Langenbrunner! Finally!

[STLADOGG]

Sloppy game, but the Wild played real well. Just got outworked, that can't happen.

[ohio BLUES]

Well, at least we're not Toronto or Columbus.

[DaDitka]

Halak is playing much better, but it looks like a different team in front of him. I don't know if they don't trust him or what, but they sure aren't playing well in front of him

[kodos]

Well, at least we're not Toronto or Columbus.

Toronto is tied for second overall in he league.

[STLADOGG]

Well, at least we're not Toronto or Columbus.

Toronto is tied for second overall in he league.

Losing 1-2 instead of 0-7 or 2-9 does make it not seem as bad.

[glen a richter]

A loss is a loss

[ohio BLUES]

Well, at least we're not Toronto or Columbus.

Toronto is tied for second overall in he league.

Why would we want to be there? This time last year, we were first in the league, and the rest is history.

But no, I was really referring to the lost-by-seven-and-got-totally-embarrassed-on-the-ice part.