Three takeaways from the Blue Jackets' surprising victory over the Florida Panthers
. “‘Tarry’ played out of his mind and kept us in this game, as well. We still can work on some things, but that’s a great effort after a real tough loss.”Some of the statistics from this game are jaw dropping.According to Natural Stat Trick
It was classic ‘rope-A-dope' effort that would’ve made Muhammad Ali beam with pride and cringe at the same time. That’s how good Tarasov was in net and how efficient the Blue Jackets were with the scant number of scoring chances they generated. Other than scoring timely goals, one thing Columbus did well was limit Florida’s high-danger chances. The Panthers finished with an 11-8 advantage in high-danger looks and the Blue Jackets had more high danger in a second period that favored the Blue Jackets 4-2.
Johnson pulled it off for Canada this last summer at the world junior championships, but he hadn’t tried it with the Blue Jackets until Sunday. Columbus led 4-2 with 5:43 left in the third period when Johnson scooped the puck and tried to wrap it around into the top left corner.
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