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OT Game - Blessing in Disguise?

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EyeCat_rivals316865

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I posted this once, but it seems to have disappeared. While I dont normally like a team having to play extended minutes in a tourney setting, I think in this case, it really loosened up the team. They had been playing so tight in regulation with a lot of short-armed shots, but they seemed to just play really free in OT, acting like there was nothing to lose. I think we needed the OT to get this team on track in the tourney.
 
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EyeCat said:
I posted this once, but it seems to have disappeared. While I dont normally like a team having to play extended minutes in a tourney setting, I think in this case, it really loosened up the team. They had been playing so tight in regulation with a lot of short-armed shots, but they seemed to just play really free in OT, acting like there was nothing to lose. I think we needed the OT to get this team on track in the tourney.
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Another blessing in disguise: losing the BTT in the first round.

Our team was tighter than a in the first half. They looked like a new team in the second half and OT with fresh legs.

I like our chances on Sunday.
 
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