Was thinking the same thing 🤣 for using the Hit on Garnsey ad the Cover Image I didn’t see any of the hits. Or saying it got chippy you didn’t see the scrum at the end
@@Schaafari Would love to see these games edited much like the channel 'Modern Lacrosse' has been doing for the college level games. Feels a lot more like a lacrosse game and not a shooting reel.
This game is exactly why PLL teams need to be able to dress more than 19 players. I know nobody wants to ride the bench.. Everybody wants playing time and no one wants to split their salaries; But when Fake went down the Redwoods had to give a long pole to an SSDM and the Atlas took over. Teams need to have back-ups. It makes the league look like a beer league - the kind where if a team all ready has 20 guys dresses when you show up at the field, you go home. When sports are being played at a professional level, there should be back=ups ready to step in if someone goes down. Teams shouldn't have to decide if they want to use a roster spot on a face-off specialist (Water Dogs). Teams should be able to dress 5 attackmen (3 starters, a lefty back-up and a righty back-up), 6 offensive middies, 4 SSDM's, 5 poles (at a minimum - 6 would be better), 2 goalies and 2 face-off guys.
In actuality, a pro team should be able to dress two lines at attack (6), three offensive midfield lines ((9) two that play and 3 back-ups), 6 SSDMs (4 that play and 2 backups), 6 close defense (two lines) 3 LSMs, 2 Face-off guys and 2 Goalies -34 players. 19 is far too few. The average size of a D1 roster is 44 players - although some schools carry upwards of 60. Many of the best lax players in the world - those good enough to go D1 - never see a minute of meaningful playing time in college. College rosters are too big, but pro rosters are too small. Makes the league look bush.
not trying to hate but this league would do so much better if someone actually designed the logos! the bull for NY is laughable, and it's not just them, philly's logo looks like a child drew it and the bit of barbed wire is stupid as well. I love this sport but someone needs to step in. If the logos were properly designed then more people would watch and sales would go through the roof and you'd grow the sport faster.
teat and shelly are unbelievable together
2:20 that shot was crazy
diving too
Shelly is just in awe after that last teat goal lmao
as sad as it is to lose the redwoods looked alot better here with offense with gray on the team
I feel like if garnsey and teat were on the same team it would actually be crazy
Where are the faceoff highlights bethween the two titans???
I guess there were no good saves, defense, or faceoffs. Glad we got to watch every goal and the replay of it 2-4 times....
Was thinking the same thing 🤣 for using the Hit on Garnsey ad the Cover Image I didn’t see any of the hits. Or saying it got chippy you didn’t see the scrum at the end
@@Schaafari Would love to see these games edited much like the channel 'Modern Lacrosse' has been doing for the college level games. Feels a lot more like a lacrosse game and not a shooting reel.
@@ryangreaves6495 hey PLL hire that guy 🤣
This game is exactly why PLL teams need to be able to dress more than 19 players. I know nobody wants to ride the bench.. Everybody wants playing time and no one wants to split their salaries; But when Fake went down the Redwoods had to give a long pole to an SSDM and the Atlas took over. Teams need to have back-ups. It makes the league look like a beer league - the kind where if a team all ready has 20 guys dresses when you show up at the field, you go home. When sports are being played at a professional level, there should be back=ups ready to step in if someone goes down. Teams shouldn't have to decide if they want to use a roster spot on a face-off specialist (Water Dogs).
Teams should be able to dress 5 attackmen (3 starters, a lefty back-up and a righty back-up), 6 offensive middies, 4 SSDM's, 5 poles (at a minimum - 6 would be better), 2 goalies and 2 face-off guys.
In actuality, a pro team should be able to dress two lines at attack (6), three offensive midfield lines ((9) two that play and 3 back-ups), 6 SSDMs (4 that play and 2 backups), 6 close defense (two lines) 3 LSMs, 2 Face-off guys and 2 Goalies -34 players. 19 is far too few.
The average size of a D1 roster is 44 players - although some schools carry upwards of 60. Many of the best lax players in the world - those good enough to go D1 - never see a minute of meaningful playing time in college. College rosters are too big, but pro rosters are too small. Makes the league look bush.
These reels need fewer replays, more context and more defense. Lacrosse is more than the goals. Show us the battle, not just the ending.
not trying to hate but this league would do so much better if someone actually designed the logos! the bull for NY is laughable, and it's not just them, philly's logo looks like a child drew it and the bit of barbed wire is stupid as well. I love this sport but someone needs to step in. If the logos were properly designed then more people would watch and sales would go through the roof and you'd grow the sport faster.