Back to the wall again, monsters and transfer once | theahl.com

Patrick Williamstheahl.com writer

After a series of consecutive home losses dropped 0-2 in the series, the Cleveland monster stood up at Bell’s position on Sunday afternoon.

But the team got nothing about it. Their head coach Trent Vogelhuberin the seventh round draft pick, he fought in seven professional seasons in 2016, including the Calder Cup title with the Monsters – entering the coaching career at the age of 30.

So tonight’s Game 4 is another ambient night in Cleveland tonight in the game against the AHL’s regular season champion. They can handle elimination hockey and if they succeed in hockey again tonight, they will play again in Game 5 in Raval on Friday. Of course, the difference is that the monsters will bring the rockets to them side by side.

But for the monsters, Game 5 has disappeared. Vogelhuber’s core purpose is to make games easy to digest for his players. There is no game. There is no period. There is not even 10 minutes. Move everything step by step. If this transition is not progressing well, shake it immediately if your opponent scores. If there is success, just like a goal, take it away and leave it behind.

Of course, the natural tendency to shake the natural tendency to reflect on past mistakes, the stance of annoyance series, or the tendency to relax after success is easier to say rather than do. These monsters certainly have many stumbling blocks and have to work hard to make Voghuber’s philosophy increasingly consistent.

Enough of this team is still from last year’s Monster Club, which repeatedly shows that it may work comfortably under pressure even in the face of the playoffs. In the semifinal against Belleville, the Monster lost the first game, requiring an overtime victory in matches 2 and 3 to control the series before eliminating it. In the Eastern Conference Finals, they had more serious troubles against Hershey, falling into a 0-3 hole and then went back to overtime in Game 7, before the Bears finally drove them away forever.

After a shortened summer they had to deal with a few players’ business trips, and the monsters struggled this season. They took them until their second regular season game to secure a playoff spot – with Belleville losing at night that also failed in the Monsters.

So they’re here. Cleveland lost two goals. But they put three ice hockey Cayden Primeauin Game 3, one of the top goalkeepers in the AHL, which should give any offense confidence.

Sunday’s victory is not without more adversity. Star Defender Denton MateychukIt was the first round pick in 2022, dominating as a rookie in the first two months of the regular season before being promoted to Columbus blue jacket, but it didn’t end. In the third phase, the monsters dropped to five defenders and Nursing leads, beating 19-4. but Jet Saved 36 times in total, the third row of rookies Luca Pinelli,,,,, Dylan Gambrell and Rome Akan There is a leading game. Gambrell broke out his first two playoff goals, and Ahcan aims to make two assists. Pinelli had two assists, including setting an 8:11 insurance target for regulation.

Always Frank, Vogelhuber expressed his misfortune after Game 2. However, after Game 3, he knew very well his pride.

“I think the information before the game is how you want it to be done,” Vogelhuber said after the victory. “But if you put it online and there are other plans in the universe, you’ll endure it. But I like the chance that our group will really put it on the line.”

During the fifty years in the American Hockey League, Theahl.com writer Patrick Williams currently covers NHL.com and Flosports leagues and is a regular contributor to Siriusxm NHL New Network Radio. He won the AHL’s James H. Ellery Memorial Award for his outstanding league coverage in 2016.