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Analyst Gives Genuine Reason Explaining Why Dobes Was So Emotional After the Canadiens' Loss
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Sportsnet journalist Eric Engels has just identified a new reason why young goaltender Jakub Dobes was so shaken up last night.
We recall, of course, that following the Montreal Canadiens' loss to the New Jersey Devils, Dobes gave a very emotional scene in front of reporters.
That incident actually forced Martin St-Louis and his staff to react immediately.
Marty commented on the situation:
"Everybody handles situations differently and he took it hard; it's probably a big reason why he's at this level, he's probably demanding of himself, we'll talk to Dobes, he's played really well for us."
- St-Louis on Dobes
- St-Louis on Dobes
In short, Dobes surprised everyone and showed that he's a true competitor and a genuine winner.
He was clearly extremely upset about the loss, but as journalist Eric Engels from Sportsnet also pointed out, Dobes had just missed a great opportunity to make NHL history.
A new reason explaining young Jakub Dobes' sadness and frustration
Here's the journalist Eric Engels' post about it:
"Jakub Dobes was tied with Ken Dryden and Wayne Thomas at 6-0-0 to start the season, pursuing Carey Price, who started 2016-17 at 10-0-0 for the post-expansion franchise record. Could partially explain his reaction to last night's loss."
Eric Engels, who then added:
"It's not good enough. 6-0-0 is not good enough. I really wanted.." Dobes said before abruptly cutting his post-game avail.
Eric Engels, who then added:
"It's not good enough. 6-0-0 is not good enough. I really wanted.." Dobes said before abruptly cutting his post-game avail.
Indeed, that could explain Dobes's final statement.
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NOVEMBRE 7 | 970 ANSWERS Analyst Gives Genuine Reason Explaining Why Dobes Was So Emotional After the Canadiens' Loss Which of these goalies would you pick first for your team? | ||
| Jakub Dobes | 900 | 92.8 % |
| Dan Vladar | 18 | 1.9 % |
| Lukas Dostal | 52 | 5.4 % |
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