Kevin Bieks criticizes Canadiens, a tactic of a Christian court

NHL -AI analyst former NHL defender Kevin Bieks Montreal Canadiens Center Christian Dvorak for his loss on his face, which led to the key game of power of captain Washington Capitals, Alex Ovechkin.

During the first interruption of the game 6 between Montreal Canadiens and Washington Capital, Bieks pointed out that Dvorak lost Faceoff, who led to Ovechkin’s strength.

Bieksa stated:

“This goal, with Faceoff, is prevented … It’s pretty simple. His return is (Obchkin) and he will shoot it as much as he can.”

The set game allows Residence To get a one -time timer, leaving Habs with little time to respond to a shot. Bieks added:

“Now, the way you defend it is Anderson has to go out in that strap. Anderson needs one to two seconds to get into that lane, which means, the centmen cannot lose the pull of the pure. 50/50, he lost it after the sequins, whatever you lose. But there is no Anderson enters this lane.”

It is certain that Dvorak was clearly lost to the draw, but returned Ovechkin, and the recording was hoarse next to Kanadiens Netmander Jakub Dobes.

Bieks concluded her thoughts by pointing out another game in which the Habs Center won drawing purely, denying Ovechkin’s shot. However, Bieks was unwavering because of the need for clogs of faceoff to give the rest of the slider enough time to get into the position.