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What Went Wrong Joe?
by Paul on 05/19/10 at 08:40 AM ET
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from Dave Lozo of NHL.com,
Despite the late-game slash and garbage time melee, McLellan was happy with Thornton’s overall game.
“If I look at Joe’s game, I thought Joe played a pretty solid game,” he said. “He was skating. He was big. He was strong.”
Thornton sat down at his locker for a quick interview session with the media following the game:
Q: What went wrong tonight?
Thornton: I didn’t think we gave them too much, to be honest with you. I thought we played good defensive hockey. I don’t know how many chances they got. We were just not capitalizing on our chances. They are with theirs. We aren’t with ours.
Thornton has to be better than -4 for the WCF.
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Maybe he just can’t be. Here’s his career NHL playoff plus/minus:
09-10 13 GP -10
08-09 6 GP -3
07-08 13 GP +3
06-07 11 GP +2
05-06 11 GP -4
03-04 7 GP -6
02-03 5 GP -5
01-02 6 GP 0
98-99 11 GP +1
97-98 6 GP 0
Certainly stats— especially only one—don’t tell the whole story. Nonetheless…
Posted by BobTheZee on 05/19/10 at 02:50 PM ET