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Message: [QUOTE="DoctahLexus, post: 5679483, member: 6798"] Gait is also 6-6 in the last three seasons in 1 goal games. 3-1 last season. So pretty close to .500 in his career and trending in the right direction. But of course it does not feel that way if certain people lose their mind after the close losses and barely acknowledge the close wins. I can’t control how people use this place, but it’s insane the number of people who had barely anything to say after we beat the preseason favorite who has had our number for years, but start talking about freaking Chemotti right after we lose a close one on the road to a quality team. Don’t agree with everything in that post earlier, but maybe entitled is the right word. Traveling so did not get to see this one live, but Harvard is a high quality team with the faceoff x often being the Achilles heal that loses them games against good teams. A win on the road the week after MD where we only kept it even at the dot would be very impressive. They almost pulled it out. They also kept the turnovers low (13) and had 4 failed clears against the 10 man ride, which is not elite but not unacceptable either. If you are giving up on these guys now I don’t know what to tell ya. Going forward I still think we have some things to figure out with personnel and new faces/positions on the offensive end. Ball movement has been not as crisp to start the year. Often waiting too long to pass after drawing a slide. A lot of that is no more Mr. Hiltz. It was nice to see McIntee have some strong plays including a nice skip pass assist after a dodge and scoring cleanly on his short stick matchup. Think once the chemistry gets better on that end they take a step forward. The dodging ability we have is still quite strong. [/QUOTE]

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