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Checkers won’t change their approach now.

This put them in second place in the Atlantic division and then hit them in three rounds of Calder Cup playoffs. After the victory, they remained excited. The same goes for the loss, and they also stride forward.

“Whether it’s victory or loss, the same mentality” Trevor Carrick explain. “You just rinse it off and keep moving forward and let it sting a little, don’t forget how much you lose [hurts]. Use it for the next game as motivation and move on. ”

Head coach Geordie Kinnear Really love how his team manages new opponents who see new opponents in the first game of the Calder Cup final. He didn’t expect two physically tenacious clubs to have a feeling that he was proven to be right.

“They aren’t going to let them move where they’re going to feel it,” Kinnear said. “They are going to follow it.”

Defensive players Dennis Cesana Dress up instead of newcomers Marek Alscher. Then Tobias Bjornfot Leave obvious damage.

“Lost Toby [hurts],” Kinnear said, “but we will reorganize and finish the day again, tomorrow will be much better. ”

Video and pre-strike work are the same thing, but there is no replacement for seeing opponents face to face. Carrick believes that the Canucks are similar to Providence Bruises, a rival to Charlotte, who returned to the semifinals.

“They have some veterans who are experienced in the game and they don’t really give up too much. There’s some experience so it’s hard to find them, but I would say they’re very similar to Providence because they’re playing heavy games and getting their previews.”

I don’t like the beginning, I like the end, I like flexibility.

Summary of Canucks head coach Manny MalhotraHis team was evaluated after the first game Friday night. After falling behind 3-1 at 7:08 in the second phase, Nate Smith 22 seconds later, the answer to the Canucks. Ty Mueller The third phase that followed sends the game to overtime Danila Klimovich It ended after an extra 30:25 match.

“I’m not excited about it,” Malhotra said. “Give [the Checkers] Lots of credit. That’s their hockey style. They put pressure on the pressure. Their lineup is up and down, and they skate very well. It’s not surprising that they came to us. We just have too many people who aren’t ready to start the game. As the game progressed, we started our legs and attracted more. ”

“I think we’re just as a team, we’ve been following this process,” Krimovic said.

Given the early hole, an opponent with eight straight wins, and the chess piece scored 5-0 in the playoff game two seasons later, and the Karnaks will be happy to get the result. They will leave Charlotte less than the road split, and the next three games will return to the Abbotsford Center.

A big feat was slowing down a powerful counter-attack Charlotte’s feature ball kill, which has produced six short goals in the playoffs. Abbotsford continued to perform well in power, gaining seven chances in two times, including Max SassenThere was only a 4:34 result in the game.

“They’re here,” Malhotra said of Charlotte’s penalty kill. “They’re extremely positive about the free throw kill. Instead, there’s a lot of quality that looks. I think the fact that we’re able to delay it onto pre-review and restore the hockey is huge for us.

With the goalkeeper Artūrsšilovs Having to face 54 shots, including 31 regulations, the Canucks need to reduce Charlotte’s shots. And relying on the ability to rally and produce comeback victory can be a trap, and Malhotra is already at the forefront.

“We’ve talked about a lot of games and we’re obviously happy to be able to come back from the deficit and get back to the game and win, but it’s getting harder to try to score from the game.”

– with from Patrick Williams