TALKING POINTS

• Not that the Jets were overly bad in this game, but they weren’t overly great either. As we’ve mentioned in previous games, the level of calm this team has at times when down a goal or two is a bit unsettling for a fan base not used to it, but after that Bryan Little goal (and the work by Jack Roslovic that led to it) the Jets seemed to find another level of play.
• The Jets penalty kill remains strong going 2 for 2 tonight and obviously a huge short handed goal with the goalie pulled. I’ve liked the discipline this team has had lately – although that Byfuglien penalty was such bad timing but in some ways, it kept the Jets within one as it helped prevent a Caps empty net goal.
• Add Matt Hendricks back to the list of injured Jets as he took a hit to the head and left the game in the second period.
• I’ll have more thoughts on Tyler Myers tomorrow, but safe to say there isn’t a more Jekyll and Hyde type player on the Jets than Myers. He’s still pretty good in the offensive end of things, but two of the Caps goals came mostly due to Myers turnovers in his own zone.

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HOW DID THEY CORSI?

Matchups are limited to 5-on-5 situations. Tile size is scaled by Time On Ice and colour is scaled by adjusted Expected Goals differential. Blue represents a home team advantage and red represents a road team advantage.

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